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By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $42.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (2000)
Seller ID: C1577
ISBN: 0788415778
Condition: 342 pages, 8.5x11, (2000), 2008, 8.5x11, paper, index, 342 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
The Genealogical Companion to Rural Montgomery Cemeteries covers fifty-nine cemeteries in Montgomery County, Maryland. The cemeteries are in Hyattstown, Comus, Dickerson, Martinsburg, Sellman, Barnesville, Beallsville, Poolesville, Boyds, Clarksburg, Cedar Grove, Purdum, Damascus, Clagettsville and Browningsville. Records include unmarked graves, as well as spouse and parents for many individuals. The fullname index also includes women cross-indexed by their maiden names.342 pages, 8.5x11, (2000), 2008, 8.5x11, paper, index, 342 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc View more info
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $16.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (1999)
Seller ID: C1115
ISBN: 0788411152
Condition: 98 pages, 5.5x8.5, (1999), 2007, 5.5x8.5, paper, index, 98 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
Comus, Maryland, is located at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain in upper Montgomery County, and is bordered by Barnesville, Hyattstown and the Frederick County line. Surrounding areas, such as Thurston, Thompson’s Corner and Peachtree are also included in this book. The village has not always been called Comus; it has been called Nichols Crossroads, Nicholsonville and Johnsonville. Explorers Martin Chartier and Louis Michel charted the area in 1711 and soon after settlers were attracted. The author takes the reader on a tour of the history of this picturesque area. There are chapters on t... View more info
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $20.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (2001)
Seller ID: C1882
ISBN: 0788418823
Condition: 164 pages, 5.5x8.5, (2001), 2012, 5.5x8.5, paper, index, 164 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
164 pages, 5.5x8.5, (2001), 2012, 5.5x8.5, paper, index, 164 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc View more info
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $18.50
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (1999)
Seller ID: C1347
ISBN: 0788413473
Condition: 176 pages, 5.5x8.5, (1999), 2007, 5.5x8.5, paper, index, 176 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
The fourth in a series of books by this author, this volume completes the Upper Montgomery County Villages surrounding Sugarloaf Mountain. Dickerson is a small community of farms, homes, and businesses. The village began to grow in 1869 when the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad constructed its Metropolitan Branch. Where the Potomac and Monocacy Rivers meet was the small community of Mouth of Monocacy. This area boomed during the construction of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal's largest aqueduct in 1830. Oakland Mills was located on the Baltimore Road, a path from Loudoun County, Virginia, through Mou... View more info
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $37.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (2000)
Seller ID: C1427
ISBN: 0788414275
Condition: 278 pages, 8.5x11, (2000), 2005, 8.5x11, paper, index, 278 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
This book contains the records of Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal South, and United Methodist Churches in Montgomery and Frederick Counties, Maryland. The churches are located in Upper Montgomery County and the Urbana District of Frederick County. Records of marriages, deaths, baptisms, church membership, classes and preparatory classes span 200 years and have been transcribed from the ledgers of the Montgomery Circuit housed in Clarksburg, Forest Grove, and Bethesda U.M.C. The ledgers contain information from the following Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal South, and United Me... View more info
![Image for Paperclips: Selected Clippings from the Montgomery Sentinel [Maryland], 1900-1950 [2 volumes]](/assets/images/product/c2236.jpg)
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $80.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: 2002
Seller ID: C2236
ISBN: 0788422367
Condition: 738 pages, 8.5x11, 2002, 8.5x11, paper, index, 2 vols., 738 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
From 1900 until 1950 the Austin sisters clipped selected items from the Montgomery Sentinel newspaper and saved them in two notebooks. These were supplemented with announcements and obituaries from the compiler's collection and arranged chronologically. Where available, additional information has been supplied, such as name of cemetery, names of parents and maiden names. The types of entries include death notices, obituaries, birth announcements, wedding announcements, school graduations, teaching position listings, and local event announcements. The entries are mostly about Montgomery County,... View more info
![Image for The History of Clarksburg, King's Valley, Purdum, Browningsville and Lewisdale [Maryland]](/assets/images/product/C1852.jpg)
By: Dona L. Cuttler
Price: $27.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (2001)
Seller ID: C1852
ISBN: 0788418521
Condition: 318 pages, 5.5x8.5, (2001), 2007, 5.5x8.5, paper, index , 318 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
This book details the history of each of these five Maryland areas as well as historic sites and buildings in each area. A description and photograph of each building is included, as well as local bands, ball teams and school classes. Dowden's Ordinary built in 1753 was the location of the encampment of Gen. Braddock's troops in 1755.318 pages, 5.5x8.5, (2001), 2007, 5.5x8.5, paper, index , 318 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc View more info
By: Dona L. Cuttler and Dorothy J. Elgin
Price: $26.00
Publisher: Heritage Books, Inc: (2000)
Seller ID: C1450
ISBN: 0078841450X
Condition: 202 pages, 5.5x8.5, (2000), 2007, 5.5x8.5, paper, index, 202 pp, Softcover, Heritage Books, Inc
Poolesville, located in Montgomery County, Maryland, was named for its first storekeeper, John Poole II. Poole's Store was designated as the local mail stop because the post office was included in his store. The town was a shopping mecca for area farmers and their families until the 1930s. Because of its proximity to the Potomac River, Poolesville was the sight of large troop encampments during the Civil War. Telegraph dispatches from as far away as New York carried the name of Poolesville in the newspapers of the day. Today Poolesville is a growing community with farms, houses, churches, stor... View more info
