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| - | - | There are
several lines of evidence to link John Waugh to Frederick Co, Maryland: 1 - dealings of his Delashmutt inlaws with William Waugh of Frederick Co, MD. 2 - there were good roads between Frederick Co and western PA. In fact, this was a well recognized migration route (see Heisy, John W, "Look to York if your ancestors passed through Pennsylvania", AntiqueWeek [Knightstown, IN] 27 Feb 1989: 3B). "From almost the beginning of the 18th century, newly-arrived immigrants to Pennsylvania had moved west out of Philadelphia in search of land. It ran west from Philadelphia through Lancaster and York, then turned southwest to Frederick, Md., and on into western Virginia. Some of the people who traveled that road stayed in York for a long period of time, others only briefly. Some who passed through going to western Maryland and Virginia came back to visit families or to find brides..York thus became a gateway for the frontier to the west and southwest, and many more people used this same route to travel down to the Carolinas, over to Kentucky. smf eventually up into Ohio" . 3. John Waugh had a slave in Mason Co, KY, in 1791. The only Waughs in the 1790 census of PA with a slave, were from York Co (for the significance of which, see item 2, above). 4. John Waugh had ties to VA, which is just to the west of Frederick Co, MD, such as his daughter Agnes, in a census, saying she was born in VA |
| 0 - Waugh, William (Westmoreland Co, PA) | - | This is just
a guess that this William is f/o John Waugh. Note that in Westmoreland Survey Book I, there are many Callens: Patrick, William, Ephraim, and William, and in book 2. Robert M Callen. |
| 0 - Waugh, William (Westmoreland Co, PA) | 1767 - 100 acres in Tyrone, Cumberland Co | Cumberland
Co, PA Tax Lists, 1750-1767 1767 - Tyrone Twp, 2 horses, 2 cows, 100 acres warranted land, 2 cleared acres. |
| 0 - Waugh, William (Westmoreland Co, PA) | 1784 - Westmoreland Co neighbor | Westmoreland Co, PA Survey Book 1 p. 1 |
| 1 - Waugh, John | - | |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1745 - Philadelphia christening | John Waugh,
son of William Waugh, christened July 19, 1745, First Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, PA. Source: IGI. IGI Source = batch#C507151, extracted christening record for the above church. NB - this record has not been proven to belong to my John Waugh. It is merely plausible speculation at this point. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1777 - Western PA, Rev War Service | John Waugh
said he joined the 8th Regiment at Catania, a place north of Pittsburgh
on the Allegheny River. (Ref: Rev War Pension Papers of Joshua York) Local historians believe Catania = Kittanning. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1783 - Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA tax list | John Waugh
is listed with 60 acres of land, 3 horses, 2 cattle, and 6 sheep. Where did this land come from? I find no deed for this land. The PA Land Office also was unable to determine how John Waugh had gotten this land. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1786 - Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA tax list | John Waugh
was charged with an 0.6 £ tax, which looks like a small tax compared with
his neighbors on the list. It is the presence of Hance Ireland that makes me sure that this is the right John Waugh. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1790, 5 - Mason Co, KY Defendant | This is
the earliest I have found John Waugh in KY, namely, at the Mason County,
May, 1790 Court where is was the defendant against Henry Wood. Waugh was
represented by his attorney, Simon Kenton, and Wood was also represented
by an attorney, name not stated. Source: earliest Mason Co Order Book p. 62 |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1791 - Mason Co, KY tax list | John Waugh
is that he appears twice on the 1791 tax lists: 1st appearance: 1 white male over age 21, 0 white males 16-21, 1 black over age 16, 3 horses. 2nd appearance: 1 white male over age 16, 1 black over age 16, 6 horses. Two John Waughs, or 1 John Waugh listed twice? |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1791,3 - Mason Co, KY, ordered to pay his witness | Mason Co
Order Book for 1791, p. 184: March Court. 1791. John Waugh is ordered to
pay Simon Kenton 40 £ tobacco as a witness against Thompson. p. 186, March Court, 1791. John Waugh vs. Bernard Thompson. Waugh wins. Cause for the suit not stated. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1792 - Mason Co, KY tax list | 1 white male
over 21, 0 white males 16-21, 1 black >16, 3 horses, 11 mares, 11 cattle. [Since 1791, John Waugh acquired 11 cattle] Joshua York is also on this tax list. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1793 - Mason Co, KY appraiser | On July 3,
1793, John Waugh, along with John Gutridge, appraised the estate of Benjamin
Collins. {Could Collins really be Callen} |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1794 - Mason Co tax list | 1794 tax
list, p. 12, district of William Land. 1 white male>21, 1 bkack male>16, 2 horses, 9 cattle, no land. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1794 - Mason Co, KY Grantee | August, 1794,
100 acres, Ohio River. First Waugh deed in Mason Co. From Charles Pelham and Isabella, his wife, of Mason Co, to John Waugh of Mason Co. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1795 - Mason Co tax list | John Waugh,
along with the Rogers family, is found in District 2, which was enumerated
by William Land. Watercourse = Chiower and Cabin Creek. 100 acres. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1796 - found a mare | The July 9 and 30, 1796 editions of the Kentucky Gazette carried this item: "John Waugh, living on the Ohio River at the mouth of Cabbin Creek, found a mare". |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1796 - got ferry rights over Cabin Creek | At the March
Court, 1796, Upon motion of John Waugh, he is allowed to keep a ferry from
his lands opposite the mouth of Cabbin Creek, over the Ohio to the opposite
shore. Also a ferry over Cabbin Creek at the mouth. The Ohio Ferry is to
have the same rates as other ferries, and the Cabbin Creek Ferry to have
6 pence for man and horse, and in that proportion for other things, upon
his giving bond. Ref: Mason Co Order Book B p. 209. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1797 - ordinary licence | On Nov 23,
1797, John Waugh was granted a licence to keep an ordinary at his house.
Philip Donovan was his surety. Ref: Lula Reed Boss, "Mason County, Kentucky Ordinary Licences Granted 1790-1800." The Kentucky Genealogist 12 (1970): 116, or Mason County Order Book C p. 113. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1799 - Mason Co tax list | Page 22. John Waugh, 100 acres, Ohio River, Mason Co. Charles Pelham entered the land originally. 1 white male>21, 1 black male>16, 3 horses. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1800 - Mason Co tax list | p. 17. John Waugh is listed as having 1 white male>21, 0 white males 16-21, 1 black>16, and 2 horses. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1805 - stolen horse reported | In the Kentucky
Gazette of Feb 19, 1805, there was a notice from "John Waugh, living
at the mouth of Cabin Creek in Mason County, regarding a horse stolen by
Mr. Blue" (28). Ref: Green, Karen Mauer. The Kentucky Gazette 1801-1820. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1985. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1808 - grantee | Mason Co
Deed Book M p. 272. Sept 8, 1808 from Charles Pelham and Isabella, his wife,
to John Waugh of Mason Co, in consideration of $200, 100 acres on Cabbin
Creek. Ref: Young. Florence Nelson, and Virgil D. Young. Mason County, Kentucky Deeds Books 1810-1820 Abstracts M-V Volume II. Colorado Springs: Western Heraldry Organization, 1979. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1810 - census | Mason Co,
KY 1 free white male <10 1 free white male of 10 and under 16 2 free white males of 16 and under 26 1 free white male of 45 and upwards 1 free white female of 10 and under 16 2 free white females of 16 and under 26 1 free white female of 45 and upwards 2 slaves 1 ferryman across Ohio |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1810 - creditor | We promise
to pay John Waugh or assigns, $44.43 with interest from January, 1809, for
Kettles for value received, as witness our hands and seals this 28th of
May, 1810 - Nicholas Lewis, William Parker, Thomas Parker. Note - W. Lewis claims a credit for $11 paid to David Kilgour by Waugh's order, & 3 bushels of salt paid to Waugh. Signed by M. Key. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1810 - Mason Co tax list | John Waugh, 200 acres on the Ohio River, of land originally entered by Pelham. 1-1-2-4. |
| 1 - Waugh, John | 1811 - Mason Co tax list | 1 free white
males 1 = all white males 1 black 2 mares 2 horses 200 acres |
| 1(w) - Waugh, Elizabeth | - | |
| 11 - Waugh, Agnes | - | |
| 11 - Waugh, Agnes | 1781, Mar 29 - born VA | Since her father was living in SW PA, and this part of PA was also claimed by VA, it os possible that Agnes was born in SW PA, not VA. |
| 11 - Waugh, Agnes | 1798 ca - married Nathan Foster Rogers | |
| 11 - Waugh, Agnes | 1850, July 5 - died Springdale, Mason Co, KY | |
| 12 - Waugh, Elizabeth | - | |
| 12 - Waugh, Elizabeth | 1782 - born PA | |
| 13 - Waugh, John Callen, MD | - | |
| 13 - Waugh, John Callen, MD | 1788 - born PA | |
| 13 - Waugh, John Callen, MD | 1809 - married, Maidens, Goochland Co, VA | |
| 13 - Waugh, John Callen, MD | 1811 - Mason Co tax list | 1 free white
males 1 = all white males 0 blacks 0 mares 1 horses No land |
| 14 - Waugh, William | - | |
| 14 - Waugh, William | 1790 ca - born | |
| 14 - Waugh, William | 1811 - Mason Co tax list | 1 free white
males 1 = all white males 0 blacks 0 mares 1 horses No land |
| 15 - Waugh, Mary | - | |
| 15 - Waugh, Mary | 1795 - born KY | |
| 16 - Waugh, Samuel A | - | |
| 16 - Waugh, Samuel A | 1794-1800 - born | |
| 17 - Waugh, Ann | - | |
| 17 - Waugh, Ann | 1800 - born KY | |
| 2 - Waugh, Milly (Mason Co, KY) | - | I do not yet know how this person fits in the family- or if she fits. The female name, Million Waugh is found in Stafford Co, VA. |
| 2 - Waugh, Milly (Mason Co, KY) | 1810 - Mason Co tax list | 0-0-0-3 $35 |
| Waugh, Mary | m. 1740 Stafford Co, VA | Mary Waugh m. Alexander Doniphan, 1740 Stafford Co. Her grandson, Alexander W. Doniphan was b. 1808 in Mason Co, KY. There are 3 Doniphans on the earliest Mason Co, KY tax lists: Anderson, Ephraim, and Joseph (father of Alexander W), Does the presence Milly Waugh - see above - (if actually Million Waugh) and that some of the descendants of Mary Waugh were in Mason Co, KY, suggest that maybe John Waugh of Mason Co, KY was a descendant of the Stafford Co, VA Waughs? |
| Ireland, Hans | - | |
| Ireland, Hans | 1765 - Frederick Co, MD Defendant | Casper Shaaf
recorded supersedeas against James Pearce, William Wells, and Hans Ireland
for 2 6 shillings, taken Jan 26, 1765. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber J Abstracts, 1763-1767 (Deeds to 1765; Supersedeas Records through 1767), by Patricia Abelard Anderson, p. 60. |
| Ireland, Hans | 1783 - Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA tax list | |
| Ireland, Hans | 1786 - Hempfield Twp, Westmoreland Co, PA tax list | |
| Ireland, Hans | 1813 - Mt. Pleasant PA land | Westmoreland
Co PA Survey book 2. Had 311 acres in Mount Pleasant Township. |
| Waugh, George (Westmoreland Co, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, George (Westmoreland Co, PA) | 1782 Westmoreland Militia Roster | |
| Waugh, Isaac Jr (Lancaster Co) | - | |
| Waugh, Isaac Jr (Lancaster Co) | 1778 - Lancaster Co, PA oath of fidelity | April 9,
1778. Signed oath of allegiance. The compiler (Mr. Mayhill) was not sure
if the surname was Waugh or Haugh, but evidently his first guess was Waugh. Reference = Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Deed Abstracts and Oaths of Allegiance, Revised and Enlarged Edition, Deed Books 'A' through 'M', 1729 through ca1770, with Adjoining Landowners & Witnesses, by R. Thomas Mayhill, p/ 147. 1973, the Bookmark, PO Box 74, Knightstown, IN 46148. (Also available for loan from Mid-Continent Library) |
| Waugh, James (Cumberland Co, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, James (Cumberland Co, PA) | 1785 - Cumberland Co Will | James Waugh
of East Pennsborough. Will written Sep 13, 1783. Will recorded Jan 13, 1785. Names wife Mary. Names sons John, James, Isaac, and Samuel Waugh. Line to Henderson's old place and James Elliott's. Land joining to Jacob Ries. Names daughters Agness Grayson, Jean Richardson, and Mary Waugh. Executors: Nathaniel Wilson and John Clendennen. Witnesses: James Dickey, Samuel Dickey. |
| Waugh, Jane (Indiana, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, Jane (Indiana, PA) | 1762 - born PA | Jane Waugh,
b. 1762, of Indiana, PA, m. William Davis. Source: IGI |
| Waugh, Joseph & Mary Hopkins (Washington Co, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, Joseph & Mary Hopkins (Washington Co, PA) | 1792, Dec 23 - daughter Rebecca born (IGI) | |
| Waugh, Joseph & Mary Hopkins (Washington Co, PA) | 1799, Nov 28 - daughter Sarah born (IGI) | |
| Waugh, Mary (PA) | - | |
| Waugh, Mary (PA) | 1748 - PA, birth | Mary Waugh,
b. ca. 1748 PA, daughter of William and Mary Waugh. Source: IGI, film #442559, ordinance #12954, temple: Idaho Falls. |
| Waugh, Paul (Westmoreland Co, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, Paul (Westmoreland Co, PA) | 1783 - Westmoreland Co PA tax list | Listed in Westmoreland Co, 1783 tax list of Tyrone Township with no land, 2 horses, 4 cattle, 6 sheep, 7 whites, no blacks. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | - | He is not
in Frederick Co Land Records Liber B, 1748-1752. But in 1753, there is someone
of the same name in Lancaster Co, PA. Coincidence? In Frederick Co, sometimes signed his name W. Waugh Jr. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1756 - Frederick Co grantee | Frederick
Co Land Records Book E, p. 1061. I, James May of Frederick Co, joiner, sell to William Waugh, 1 walnut chest of drawers, 2 square walnut tables, 1 square, walnut dressing table. Signed May 31, 1756. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland, Land Records Liber E Abstracts, 1752-1756, by Patricia Abelard Anderson. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1757 - Frederick Co soldier | Frederick
Co Muster Rolls, circa 1757, includes William Waugh. Ref: Pioneers of Old Monocacy by Grace L. Tracey & John P. Dern, p. 378. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1758 - bastardy suit | August Court,
1758. In a suit by His Lordship against Elizbeth Ireland for bastardy, she
is fined £3 and William Waugh and Michael Jesserang are bound in £10 each
for the fine, and to bear the County harmless. Ref: This Was The Life, p. 184. (Judgment Records of Frederick County) |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1761 - Frederick Co grantee with wife Elizabeth | Frederick
Co Land Record Book F, pp. 1233-1235. Deed from William Waugh, carpenter, and wife Elizabeth to John Wickell, a tract of 150 acres called May's Fall, standing close by a path leading from Isaac Rue's to Phillip Turner's on the north side of Bush Creek. Recorded Jan 16, 1761. Ref: Frederick County Maryland Land Records, Liber F Abstracts, 1756-1761, by Patricia Abelard Andersen. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1762 - Frederick Co witness | Frederick
Co Land Record Book H pp. 85-87. Witnessed (as a JP?) a deed to Jacob Young, innholder, from John Cary. Signed name as W. Waugh Jr. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber G & H Abstracts, 1761-1763, by Patricia Abelard Andersen. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1764 - Frederick Co witness | Oct 29, 1764.
Witnessed the deed from John Darnall, Esq of Frederick Co, to Peter Barrickman,
of a tract called Barkman's Choice, being part of a tract, Char Amount Pleasant,
on the waters of Little Antietam. John Cary was the other witness. Mary,
wife of John Darnall, released dower. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber J Abstracts, 1763-1767 (Deeds to 1765; Supersedeas Records through 1767), by Patricia Abelard Anderson, p. 65 |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1765 - boards George Lynham | June Court
of 1765. Ordered by the Court here that George Lynham be boarded at William
Waugh's until November Court next for 50 shillings to be levied in the next
levy. Ref: This Was The Life, p. 271. (Judgment Records of Frederick County) |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1765 - Frederck Co grantee | Mar 22, 1765.
Deed from Daniel Dulaney of the City of Annapolis, Esq, Barrister at Law,
to William Waugh, lots #228 and 229 in Frederick Town. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber J Abstracts, 1763-1767 (Deeds to 1765; Supersedeas Records through 1767), by Patricia Abelard Anderson, p. 83. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1765 - Frederick Co witness | Frederick
Co Land Record Book K pp. 136-137. Witnessed (as a JP?) a deed from George Hunter to John Cary. Signed name as W. Waugh Jr. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber K Abstracts, 1765-1768, by Patricia Abelard Andersen. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1766 - Frederick Co Plaintiff | 1388. William
Waugh Sr, Nov 10, 1766 against William Crossley and John Molone, for £2..9..11
and costs. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber J Abstracts, 1763-1767 (Deeds to 1765; Supersedeas Records through 1767), by Patricia Abelard Anderson, p. 110. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1766 - Frederick Co witnessed will | Will of John
Charlton of Frederick Co, Sept 1, 1766. Children: Thomas Mentioned: Lettice Ferguson and her sister, Mary Mathews; Thomas, son of bro. Thomas Charlton; John, son of sister Webb Charlton. Executors: Francis Christopher Edelen and Samuel Fleming, Witnesses: John Darling, Alex. McDonald, Wm Waugh Jr. 34. 451. Seen in Maryland Calendar of Wills, 1764-1767, Volume 13. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1766- Frederick Co witness | Frederick
Co Land Record Book K pp. 664-665. Witnessed (as a JP?) a bill of sale from Samuel Beck. Ref: Frederick County, Maryland Land Records, Liber K Abstracts, 1765-1768, by Patricia Abelard Andersen. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1767 - Frederick Co, dead | Inventory
of William Waugh, Frederick Co, July 10, 1767, Nov 10, 1767. Appraisers: Caspar Shoaff, Samuel Swearingen Creditors: John Caret, Christopher Edelin Next of kin: William Waugh Administratrix: Elisabeth Waugh. William Waugh, Nov 27, 1767. List of debts. Administratrix = Elisabeth Waugh. IN: VL Skinner Jr, Inventories of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1766-1769. p. 34. |
| Waugh, William & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1768/1769 - Frederick Co - dead | On a list
of persons who stand charged with lands on Frederick Co rent rolls which
are under such circumstances as renders it out of George Scott Farmer afsaid
County to collect the rents and therefore claims allowance under his articles
for the same from March(?) 1768 to March(?) 1769. Includes William Waugh's
heirs. Ref: Early Lists of Frederick Countians, 1765-1775 by F. Edward Wright, Family Line Publications. |
| Waugh, William (Anne Arundel Co, MD) | - | |
| Waugh, William (Anne Arundel Co, MD) | 1729 - Anne Arundel Co, MD, birth | William Waugh.
born June 29, 1729 South River Parish, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, son
of James Waugh and Alice Green. Source = IGI, batch #7633408, sheet #75, source 1058835 |
| Waugh, William (Carlisle, PA) | - | This could be the person who was in Tyrone Twp in 1767 |
| Waugh, William (Carlisle, PA) | 1764 - Carlisle - 1 lot | Cumberland Co, PA Tax Lists, 1750-1767 |
| Waugh, William (Carlisle, PA) | 1765 - Carlisle - 1 cow, 1 lot rent | Cumberland Co, PA Tax Lists, 1750-1767 |
| Waugh, William (Carlisle, PA) | 1766 - Carlisle - 1 horse, 1 cow | |
| Waugh, William (Lancaster Co, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, William (Lancaster Co, PA) | 1753 - Lancaster Co, PA witness to a deed | Lancaster
Co Deed Book D p. 33: Samuel Boude & wife Mary:X of Lanc.bor released and enfeoffed to John Wilson of Lanc.bor £65. 6a-Lanc.bor: Andrew Byarley, Samuel Boud. on road from Queen street to Canastogo (sic). Part of tract patented to Michaell Shank Dec 13, 1717, who released Dec 13, 1717 to Samuel Bethel, late of Lanc., who died intestate, leaving it to Samuel Bethel & Mary Boud. May 4, 1752. Witnesses were: frequent witness W49, William Waugh, frequent witness J30. Recorded Oct 4, 1753. Reference = Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Deed Abstracts and Oaths of Allegiance, Revised and Enlarged Edition, Deed Books 'A' through 'M', 1729 through ca1770, with Adjoining Landowners & Witnesses, p. 37, by R. Thomas Mayhill, 1973, the Bookmark, PO Box 74, Knightstown, IN 46148. (Also available for loan from Mid-Continent Library) :X means signed with an X. Lanc., Lan.Bor. Lan. B., or L. Bor = Lancaster Borough. J30 = Edward Barwick, JP of L Co. W49 = James Bickham, frequent witness from May 22, 1735 to Jun 15, 1768. James Bickham signed with Ann. |
| Waugh, William (Philadelphia, PA) | - | |
| Waugh, William (Philadelphia, PA) | 1745 - Philadelphia, son christened | John Waugh,
son of William Waugh, christened July 19, 1745, First Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, PA. Source: IGI. IGI Source = batch#C507151, extracted christening record for the above church. |
| Waugh, William Jr & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | - | |
| Waugh, William Jr & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1784 - Frederick Co - married Elizabeth Whygle | May 8, 1785
Waugh, William to Whygle, Elizabeth. Ref: Marriage Licences of Frederick Co, 1778-1810, by Margaret E. Myers, 1994, Family Line Publications. |
| Waugh, William Jr & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1785 - Frederick Co, birth of son | William Waugh
b. April 17, 1785, Evangelical Lutheran Church, Frederick, Frederick, son
of William and Elisabeth Waugh. Source: IGI I am assigning this record to William Waugh of Frederick Co because the location, date, and name fit. |
| Waugh, William Jr & Elizabeth (Frederick Co, MD) | 1787 - newspaper announcement | Maryland
Chronicle, Dec 5, 1787. Stray horse taken up at the plantation of Lindsey
Delashmutt, nr Patomack River/House and lot to be sold formerly occ by Sebastian
Wigle, decd, and lot at upper end of James Smith's Lot - William Waugh. Ref: Western Maryland Newspaper Abstracts, 1786-1798, p. 13, Family Line Publications. |