Articles with the surname: Smith

...l. They are the parents of five children, four of whom are living: George M., a farmer, residing in Woodsboro District; Annie, the wife of William A. Smith, of Woodsboro; William B., of whom presently; and Catharine, the wife of George D. Barrick, of Woodsboro. William B. Cutshall, son of William...

...nts brought him to Frederick, where he was educated in the public schools of the city. At the age of sixteen, he became a clerk in the store of D. H. Smith, on the corner of Church and Market streets, Frederick, Md. He remained with Mr. Smith for sixteen years, during which he became thoroughly acqu...

...erty in Adamstown on which he has recently erected a new dwelling. William H. Renn was married to Edith G., daughter of Henry and Mary A. (Heller) Smith. Mrs. Renn's mother is dead, but her father is still living. Nine of their eleven children reached adult age: 1, Stella V.; 2, Wilbur H.; 3, Ral...

...nt. He was a native of Frederick County, being born on the banks of the Monocacy, opposite Walkersville, in 1804. He was a son of George and Susanna (Smith) Rinehart. Philip Rinehart, the grandfather of William Rinehart, was a native of Germany, from which country he came to America with two brot...

...mings, of Knoxville, Frederick County, Md., deceased; Walter, deceased; John H.,; George Edward, who lives in Frederick, and Mary, the wife, of Frank Smith, Chicago. John H. Frazier, son of George W. and Rebecca (Donaldson) Frazier. was only eleven years old when he came to Frederick City to make...

...he Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington Railroad on the Maryland Division. He was born September 6, 1842. and is a son of Henry and Catharine B. (Smith) Railing. Adam Railing, the grandfather of Christian Railing, lived in Hesse Darmstadt, Germany. He was extensively engaged in the manufactur...

...ell-known citizen, of Ballinger District, Frederick County, was born on the farm which he now owns, March 1, 1850. He is a son of David and Sarah A. (Smith) Derr. John Derr, the grandfather of C. Edward Derr, was a leading citizen of Middletown Valley, Frederick County, in his day. He was descend...

...the parents of five children: Philip, married a Miss Thomas, daughter of Samuel Thomas, of Buckeystown, Frederick County; Rebecca, married Charles C. Smith; Elizabeth, died aged three years; John McElfresh, our subject; and Rachel, married David G. Yingling, of Baltimore. Greenberry Griffith, the...

...ing he was elected to the first degree of the ministry and to the second degree one year later. Rev. Garber was married about 1889 to Mrs. Mary C. Smith. There is no issue by this marriage....

...ed a new house in 1901, and a barn in 1905. He was born at Hyattstown, Montgomery County, Md., February 6, 1844, and is a son of William and Harriet (Smith) Tabler. Lewis Tabler, the great-grandfather of John W. Tabler, was a farmer near Jefferson, Frederick County. His forbears came from Germany...