Articles with the surname: Cramer

...Daniel P. Zimmerman was a farmer and tanner near Woodsboro, Frederick County. He was the father of two children: Solomon, and Mary, who married a Mr. Cramer. Solomon Zimmerman was a native of Frederick County, being born probably in the neighborhood of Woodsboro. He followed the vocation of an ag...

...John; Henry; Charles; Levi; Mary, died without marrying; Ann, died unmarried; Catharine, married Raphael Jones; and Elizabeth (Betsey), married David Cramer....

...From History of Frederick County. p. 1145-1146: Emory C. Crum, civil engineer, of Frederick City, Md., son of Henry H. and Mary A. (Cramer) Crum, was born on his father's farm, near Walkersville, Md., June 30, 1884. John W. Crum, grandfather of Emory C. Crum, a retired farmer of Walkersville, ...

...une, 1893, aged seventy years. They were the parents of the following named children: Annie, who was born December 5, 1847, was the wife of George H. Cramer, (see his sketch), and died near Walkersville; Addison, was born September 26, 1850, and died when five years old; Margaret Alice, who was born...

...From History of Frederick County. p. 1133-1134: John William Cramer, recognized as one of the substantial citizens of his community, is the possessor of 51 acres along the Woodsboro pike, one mile south of the town of Woodsboro. His home was built by Samuel Phipps about 1864, and the barn was ere...

...er in Mount Pleasant District, married Susan Norris; Charlotte, died unmarried; Ezra, a farmer at Liberty, married Susan Wolfe; Susan, married Samuel Cramer; Maria, became the wife of Philip Cramer; George William, married Elizabeth Rhoderick; Ann C, married Simon Barrack. George William Buckey, ...

..., Carroll County, Md. He was born at the family homestead at Johnsville, Frederick County, October 23, 1851, and is a son of John and Margaret Ellen (Cramer) Diller. The name Diller is French and was originally spelled De Ller. The family were Hugenots, and Casper De Ller went to Holland from the...

...From History of Frederick County. p. 1111-1113: David Kemp Cramer, deceased, was a man of the highest character. He was held in great esteem in the community in which he lived, and at his death was in comfortable circumstances, having made a success in life. Be was the owner of "Meadow Brook" far...

...m G. and R. Eugene, farmers on the old homestead; R. H. Lee, proprietor of a book and stationery store in Frederick City; and Edna A., wife of Robert Cramer, of Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Reich survives her husband and resides on the home farm....

...tore for the sale of general merchandise in Lewistown, Md. After doing a successful business for six years, Mr. Green sold his establishment to A. N. Cramer, whose widow still owns the store. Mr. Green next purchased, from Mr. Isenough, a fertile farm of 80 acres adjoining Lewistown on the west. He ...