_Jacob BAER __+
_David BAER _________|_Mary EPPLEY _
_Albert Abraham BAER _|
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_Leroy J. BAER ________|
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| |_Jemima FISHER _______|
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|_Barbara Anna FISCHER _|
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| _Henry HANNA ________|______________
|_Emma HANNA __________|
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|_Catherine GO?BLEIN _|______________
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PENN, DOROTHY
219-05-7226
Birth: 14 Dec 1917
Death: 8 Nov 1996
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[349]
(Information from Family Tree Maker CD 195, Baltimore County Families,
1659-1759, pg 135)
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_John GREENFIELD _|_Anne BAILEY _______
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_William GREENFIELD _|
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[134]
(Information from Family Tree Maker CD 195, Baltimore County Families,
1659-1759, pg 279). He was named in his father's will.
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 15, Ed. 1, Tree #1763]
Henry Holland Hawkins was one of six children born to Henry Hawkins the
immigrant. He is buried in the graveyard at "Oakley." This is a
plantation adjoining "Prospect Hill," bought in 1793 and owned by
Lieutenant Edward Hamilton, who married Eleanor Hawkins, Henry's daughter.
Henry Holland Hawkins was one of six children born to Henry Hawkins the
immigrant. He is buried in the graveyard at "Oakley." This is a
plantation adjoining "Prospect Hill," bought in 1793 and owned by
Lieutenant Edward Hamilton, who married Eleanor Hawkins, Henry's daughter.
Had nine children: Samuel, Henry, Josias, Elizabeth, Martha, Eleanor,
Jane, Susanna, Ruth. Samuel and Henry died unmarried.
Josias (born about 1735, married Ann Waring, a daughter of Major Frank
Waring and granddaughter of Captain Basil Waring. [Brøderbund WFT Vol.
15, Ed. 1, Tree #1763]
Josias was a Colonel in the Revolutionary War. His correspondence with
the Maryland Council of Safety, between July and December of 1776, has
been published. He was ordered by Brigadier General Dent to raise three
companies of men from within his 12th Battalion to relieve other militia
guarding the St. George's River area.
Josias and Ann had eight children: Henry Holland, Francis Waring, Caleb,
Samuel, Thomas, Mary Hollyday, Eleanor and Martha. They lived in Port
Tobacco, E. Hundred, Charles County, Maryland.
Elizabeth married a brother of Ann's. Martha married Dr. Porteuse.
Eleanor married George Dent, who fought in the Revolutionary War. Jane
died unmarried. Susanna married a brother of George Dent. Ruth married
Mr. Young.
Will dated September 14, 1746, mentioned in genealogy written by family
member. Will dated 1751 at Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Book
28, page 70.
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[315]
1850 Census: Mary A. Harrison is in 20th ward of Baltimore City,
dwelling No 836 on page 292; Nicholas on page 249.)
1860 Census: Mary A. Harrison living in 7th Ward of Baltimore City, p.
783; in household of Richard A. Mccubbin.
(From Baltimore Sun, April 15, 1871, page 2) On the 14th instant, Mrs.
Mary Ann Harrison, widow of the late Nicholas Harrison, in the 71st year
of her age. [Louisville [Ky.) and Portsmouth (Va.) papers please copy.
The funeral services will take place from Holland Street M.E. Church
South, east of Aisquith Street, on tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at
half-past three o'clock. The members of the Church and friends of the
deceased are invited to attend the funeral services. The relatives and
immediate friends will meet at the residence of the son-in-law of the
deceased (Greenleaf Johnson, Esq.) No. 289 North Caroline Street, corner
of Chase, at three o'clock P.M., where she passed away in great peace.
Administrative accounts for estate of Mary A. Harrison, filed on 16
December 1872 (Administrations Docket, Baltimore City, Administration
Accounts, Baltimore City, Liber 89, Folio 108-111.
Mary Ann Harrison's 1st Administration Account. Baltimore City Set. The
First Account of Nicholas S. Harrison, administrator of Mary Ann
Harrison, late of the City of Baltimore, Deceased.
This Accountant charges himself with the Inventory of the Personal Estate
of the said Deceased, returned on the 24th day of June 1871, amounting
to: $5,125.65
And with cash received for Rents as follows namely
of Mrs. Shallenberger for Rent of House on Brune Street $105.00
Mrs. Hugestow for Rent of House on Brune St. 83.00
Mr. William Mifflin for Rent of House on Preston Street 140.00
Mr. Medinger for Rent of House on Dolphin Street 110.00
438.00
And with the difference Between the Sale and Appraisment out of
The Lot of Ground and the Improvements thereon on Penned Street in
the City of Baltimore, which was sold at Private Sales, under an order of
the Orphans Court for Baltimore City. 196.00
And with the difference sale and appraisement of the lot of ground and
the improvements thereon on Preston St. in the City of Baltimore, and
sold at Public sale under an order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore City
And with this amount due by Francis A. Harrison to the Estate of the said
Deceased. 6,079.??
And he earns an allowance for the following:
Payments and Disbursements:
Cash paid for the Funeral Expenses of the Decreased as per the following
bills and receipts appear, namely:
William H. Hickman, for walnut coffin, Funeral plate and handles,
including large hearse and 20 Hacks 126.00
Mount Olivet Cemetery for digging grave 16.55
George L. Benner for Tombstone 55.00 227.55
Ditto paid John J. Staylor and William H. Dawson for appraising the
Personal Estate of the Deceased for account and receipts ----- 7.25
Ditto paid Drs. John and William Whitridge for Medical attendance to the
Deceased 33.00
Ditto paid A. Boehme for Ground Rent on Two lots of Ground on Brune
Street due October 1, 1871, for account and receipt appears 36.00
Ditto paid S. W. Talbott and H. Ridgely for Six months Ground Rent on Lot
of Ground on Preston Street due on the 18th day of June 1871, for account
and receipt of Charles W. Ridgely appears for 9.37
Ditto paid the estate of Alexander Smith for 13 months ground rent on lot
of ground on Dolphin Street due on the 1st day of June 1871, as per
account and receipt of Lydia Smith appears for 30.00
Ditto paid A.S. Abell & Co. for Advertising Property for Sale in The
Daily Sun for two bills and receipts appear for 8.81Ditto paid Lewis
Minks for Cleaning Sink to House No. 135 Preston Street, per account and
receipt appear 3.00
Ditto paid R. A. Maccubbin for Lumber and carpenters Work to Houses on
Brune Street 17.06
Ditto paid John T. Cripps for cleaning Sink to House at 135 Preston
Street, per account and receipt appears.
Ditto paid State and City Taxes for the year 1871 on the Leasehold
Property of the Deceased per Tax Bills and receipts
Ditto paid C. E. Gettier for three-fourths of bill for painting houses on
Brune and Preston Streets.
36.18
Ditto paid to Dr. Miltenberger for Medical Attendance to the deceased
10.00
Ditto paid this Accountant for appraised value of a two story and attic
brick dwelling with two story ---building and frame kitchen and lot of
ground situated on Dolphin Street in the City of Baltimore which was sold
under a decree of the Circuit Court of Baltimore City - distribution in
said court 1,500.00
Ditto paid to Dodd McFarland, Esquire, for professional services rendered
in the Estate of Said Deceased under an Order of the Orphans Court for
Baltimore for receipt 25.00
Ditto paid J. Harman Brown Register of Wills for Docket Books in the case
of Elizabeth Johnson and others vs this Accountant as Administrator under
an order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore City, per account & receipts
appears 26.56
Ditto paid united States Revenue Stamps 2.30
Ditto paid Register fees and Copy of account 32.10
Cash retained by Accountant, a Son and one of the Heirs at Law of the
Deceased, being his one ninth proportion or distributive share of the
personal estate in pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court for
Baltimore City passed on the 15th day of October 1872 487.96
Ditto paid Greenlief Johnson and Elizabeth Johnson his wife, a Daughter
and one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being the said
Elizabeth one ninth proportion for distributive share of the personal
estate in pursuance of the afore order of court per release filed and
recorded appears 423.60
Ditto paid Henry B. Lippy and Ann Maria Lippy his wife, a Daughter and
one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being the said Ann Maria
one ninth proportion for distributive share of the personal estate in
pursuance of the afore order of court per release filed and recorded
appears 423.60
Ditto paid Alexander Hambleton and Mary Ann Hambleton his wife, a
Daughter and one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being the said
Mary Ann one ninth proportion for distributive share of the personal
estate in pursuance of the afore order of court per release filed and
recorded appears 423.60
Ditto paid Cornelius Gettier and Eliza Gettier his wife, a Daughter and
one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being the said Eliza one
ninth proportion for distributive share of the personal estate in
pursuance of the above order of court per release filed and recorded
appears 423.60 Ditto paid John W. C Harrison, a Son and one of the
Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being this one ninth proportion for
distributive share of the personal estate in pursuance of the above order
of court per release filed and recorded appears 423.60
Ditto paid Richard Maccubbin and Eleanora Maccubbin his wife, a Daughter
and one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being the said Eleanora
one ninth proportion for distributive share of the personal estate in
pursuance of the above order of court per release filed and recorded
appears 423.60
Ditto paid Francis A. Harrison, a Son and one of the Heirs at Law of the
said deceased, being his one ninth proportion for distributive share of
the personal estate in pursuance of the above order of court per release
filed and recorded appears 423.60
Ditto paid Richard A. Maccubbin, a Grandson and one of the Heirs at Law
of the said deceased, being his one eighteenth proportion for
distributive share of the personal estate in pursuance of the afore order
of court per release filed and recorded appears 211.80
Ditto paid Richard Maccubbin, Guardian of Charles Maccubbin, a Grandson
and one of the Heirs at Law of the said deceased, being his one
eighteenth proportion for distributive share of the personal estate in
pursuance of the afore order of court per release filed and recorded
appears 211.80
Estate account for 6,379.65
Ditto paid John W. C Harrison, a Son and one of the Heirs at Law of the
said deceased, being this one ninth proportion for distributive share of
the personal estate in pursuance of the afore order of court per release
filed and recorded appears 423.60
vangely of Almighty God that the aforegoing account is just and true as
stated, and that payment of every sum or sums....
May 18 1871 Harrison, A. Mary Intestate Nicholas S. Harrison,
Administrator $10,000.00
Witnessed Aquila H. Greenfield
Caleb Greenfield
John W. Harrison
Joseph L (?) Burke
Baltimore City S.S. on the 16th day of December 1872, came Nicholas S.
Harrison, Administrator as aforsaid and made....