Roberts-Holtzner Genealogical Site
The History of the Roberts and Holtzner Families
Sarah C Hetrick1
(about 1918 - )
Family: Spouse Clark Henry Wildasin (8 June 1918 - 14 February 1997)
Biography
Sarah C Hetrick was also known as Sarah C Wildasin.1 She was born about 1918.1 She married Clark Henry Wildasin about 1938.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Pauline E Strausbaugh1
(about 1918 - )
Family: Spouse Clark Henry Wildasin (8 June 1918 - 14 February 1997)
Biography
Pauline E Strausbaugh was also known as Pauline E Wildasin.1 She was born about 1918.1 She married Clark Henry Wildasin about 1953.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Sonja Y Wildasin1
(about 1940 - )
Parents
| Father | Clark Henry Wildasin (8 June 1918 - 14 February 1997) |
Family: Spouse Reisinger (about 1940 - )
Biography
Sonja Y Wildasin was also known as Sonja Y Reisinger.1 She was born about 1940.1 She married Reisinger about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Reisinger1
(about 1940 - )
Family: Spouse Sonja Y Wildasin (about 1940 - )
Biography
Reisinger was born about 1940.1 He married Sonja Y Wildasin about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Sharon E Wildasin1
(about 1940 - )
Parents
| Father | Clark Henry Wildasin (8 June 1918 - 14 February 1997) |
Family: Spouse Myers (about 1940 - )
Biography
Sharon E Wildasin was also known as Sharon E Myers.1 She was born about 1940.1 She married Myers about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Myers1
(about 1940 - )
Family: Spouse Sharon E Wildasin (about 1940 - )
Biography
Myers was born about 1940.1 He married Sharon E Wildasin about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Victoria W Wildasin1
(about 1940 - )
Parents
| Father | Clark Henry Wildasin (8 June 1918 - 14 February 1997) |
Family: Spouse Horick (about 1940 - )
Biography
Victoria W Wildasin was also known as Victoria W Horick.1 She was born about 1940.1 She married Horick about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Horick1
(about 1940 - )
Family: Spouse Victoria W Wildasin (about 1940 - )
Biography
Horick was born about 1940.1 He married Victoria W Wildasin about 1960.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Elizabeth Mae Neely1
(17 May 1946 - 28 August 1992)
Family: Spouse Sterling Leroy Wildasin (14 January 1940 - 19 October 1997)
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Elizabeth Mae Neely was also known as Elizabeth Mae Wildasin.1 She was also known as Betsy Neely.1 She was born on 17 May 1946.1 She married Sterling Leroy Wildasin about 1983.1 She died on 28 August 1992 at age 46.1 She was buried after 28 August 1992 at Conestoga Memorial Park in Lancaster, Lancaster County, Pennyslvania.1
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Citations
- [S724] Find A Grave Website
Barry Miller
(about 1948 - )
Parents
| Father | Malden L Miller (about 1928 - ) |
Biography
Barry Miller was born about 1948.
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Henry Miller1
(25 July 1871 - 2 September 1871)
Parents
| Father | Henry B. Miller (9 July 1842 - 21 July 1935) |
| Mother | Amelia Susanna Sterner (27 February 1856 - 24 January 1927) |
| Charts | Henry C Sterner and Mary Ann Herbst Descendants |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Henry Miller was born on 25 July 1871.1 He died on 2 September 1871 at age 0.1 He was buried after 2 September 1871 at St. Paul's (Dubs) Church Cemetery in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S233] St. Paul's (Dubs) Cemetery, Manheim Twp., York Co.PA
Sadie1
(about 1890 - )
Family: Spouse Luther Kessler (about 1890 - )
| Son | Kessler (about 12 July 1916 - 12 July 1916) |
Biography
Sadie was also known as Sadie Kessler.1 She was born about 1890.1 She married Luther Kessler about 1910.1
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Citations
- [S233] St. Paul's (Dubs) Cemetery, Manheim Twp., York Co.PA
Kessler1
(about 12 July 1916 - 12 July 1916)
Parents
| Father | Luther Kessler (about 1890 - ) |
| Mother | Sadie (about 1890 - ) |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Kessler was born about 12 July 1916.1 He died on 12 July 1916.1 He was buried after 12 July 1916 at St. Paul's (Dubs) Church Cemetery in Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania.1
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Citations
- [S233] St. Paul's (Dubs) Cemetery, Manheim Twp., York Co.PA
Peter Wildasin
(about 1772 - )
Family: Spouse Anna Marie Muhlheim (about 1769 - )
| Son | Peter Wildasin+ (6 April 1797 - 4 April 1863) |
| Son | Jacob Wildasin+ (12 November 1812 - 12 April 1885) |
Biography
Peter Wildasin was born about 1772. He married Anna Marie Muhlheim about 1789.
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Anna Marie Muhlheim
(about 1769 - )
Family: Spouse Peter Wildasin (about 1772 - )
| Son | Peter Wildasin+ (6 April 1797 - 4 April 1863) |
| Son | Jacob Wildasin+ (12 November 1812 - 12 April 1885) |
Biography
Anna Marie Muhlheim was also known as Anna Marie Wildasin. She was born about 1769. She married Peter Wildasin about 1789.
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Eliza Jane McComas1
(about 1845 - )
Parents
| Father | William Keyser McComas (1818 - ) |
| Mother | Eliza Roche (about 1810 - ) |
| Charts | Captain William McComas and Elizabeth Scott Descendants Zaccheus Barrett and Hannah Bond Descendants |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Eliza Jane McComas was born about 1845 in Maryland. In 1850, Eliza Jane McComas appeared on the census in Ward 14, Baltimore City, Maryland, in the household of her parents, William Keyser McComas and Eliza Roche.2 In 1860, Eliza Jane McComas appeared on the census in Abington, Harford County, Maryland, in the household of her parents, William Keyser McComas and Eliza Roche.3
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Citations
- [S85] email address, Norm Hare Jr. Family Tree
- [S62] 1850 Census
- [S146] 1860 Census
Jackson McComas1
(about 1820 - 20 December 1895)
Family: Spouse Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - )
| Daughter | Eliza Jane McComas+ (29 August 1843 - 5 February 1925) |
| Daughter | Mary McComas (about 1845 - ) |
| Son | James A McComas (September 1846 - ) |
| Son | Thomas McComas (about 1852 - ) |
| Son | George W McComas+ (30 April 1854 - 13 March 1933) |
| Son | Charles F McComas (about 1856 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants Thomas Franklin Holtzner Pedigree |
| Lists | Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Jackson McComas was born about 1820 in Maryland.1,2 He married Sarah McCullough about 1842. On 20 January 1845 Jackson McComas appeared in the record of insolvent (bankruptcy) indentures, with Michael G Webster as his trustee in Carroll County, Maryland.3 In 1850, Jackson McComas appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of James McCullough.2 In 1850 Jackson McComas was a farmer.2 He and Sarah McCullough appeared in the census in 1860 in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, listed as having $200 in personal property. James A McComas, Eliza Jane McComas, Thomas McComas, George W McComas, and Charles F McComas were living in the household with their parents.4 In 1860 Jackson McComas was a farmer.4 He began military service on 30 August 1862 in Baltimore, Maryland, enrolling for 3 years with the Union as a Private in Company E of the 2nd Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry.5,6,7,8,9 On 31 October 1862 Jackson McComas was a messenger in Pungoteague, Accomack County, Virginia.9 On 11 April 1863 Jackson McComas was present on the muster roll as a private in Company E, 2nd Regiment, Eastern Shore, Maryland Infantry.9 On 31 May 1863 Jackson McComas was detached to [L] as a guard with prisoners in Baltimore, Maryland.9 Between July 1863 and August 1863 Jackson McComas was promoted to Corporal of the 8th squad of Company E, 2nd Regimentof the Eastern Shore, Maryland Infantry.9 In September 1863 Jackson McComas was detached as a teamster in the Quartermaster's Department in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.9,9 Between November 1863 and August 1864 Jackson McComas was shown as absent as a Corporal of the 8th squad on the muster roll of Company E, 2nd regiment, with a note saying he was detached as a teamster in the Quartermaster's Department in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.9,9 Between 18 December 1863 and November 1864 Jackson McComas was reported as sick in the Hospital in Frederick, Frederick County, Maryland.9 On 31 May 1864 Jackson McComas was given orders to be sent to Martinsburg VA in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.9 Between September 1864 and October 1864 Jackson McComas reappeared as present on his unit's muster roll (Corporal of the 8th Squad, Company E, 2nd regiment of the Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry.)9 On 30 November 1864, Jackson McComas was reduced from Corpl to Private while sick.9 Between November 1864 and December 1864 Jackson McComas was listed as sick in the Hospital (Corp. 8th Squad, Co E, 2 Reg't, E.Shore, MD Infantry) in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.9 On 27 December 1864 Jackson McComas was transferred out of Company E of the 2nd Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry. He had been paid through 31 August 1864. This happened in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia.9 On 23 January 1865 Jackson McComas was still sick in the Hospital in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.9 On 23 January 1865 Jackson McComas was adminstratively passed through the 1st Eastern Shore Maryland Volunteers and ended up in Company I of the 11th Regiment of the Maryland Volunteers.9 Between January 1865 and February 1865 Jackson McComas reappeared as present on his unit's muster roll somewhere.9 Between March 1865 and April 1865 Jackson McComas was present on the muster roll of Company I of the 11th Regiment of the Maryland Volunteers.9 He ended military service on 15 June 1865 in Baltimore, Maryland, as a Private in Company I, 11th Regiment of Maryland Infantry. He was last paid on 31 Dec 1864 and had $11.88 due to him. He was paid a bounty of $25, with another $75 due to him.5,6,7,8,9 He and Sarah McCullough appeared in the census in 1870 in Randallstown, Baltimore County, Maryland. Thomas McComas, George W McComas, and Charles F McComas were living in the household with their parents.10 In 1870 Jackson McComas was a farmer.10 In 1875 Jackson McComas was a teamster at 69 Buren St in Baltimore City, Maryland.11 In 1880 Jackson McComas was a laborer.12 He and Sarah McCullough appeared in the census in 1880 in 5th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, listed as unemployed 9 months of the past year. Thomas McComas was living in the household with parents.12 In 1882 Jackson McComas was a laborer at 31 E Monument in Baltimore City, Maryland.11 In 1883 Jackson McComas was a laborer in Baltimore City, Maryland.11 On 12 June 1889, Jackson McComas was listed as an invalid in his Civil War Pension File, last serving as a Corporal in Company E of the 2nd Regiment of the Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry.8 He died on 20 December 1895.13,14 He was buried after 20 December 1895 at Hampstead Cemetery in Hampstead, Carroll County, Maryland, without any dates on the tombstone, in plot A15-01 in section G/lot 13 West of the old section of the cemetery.6 He died on 22 December 1895 according to the records of the funeral home, which also manages the Hampstead Cemetery. They have no original paper records remaining. They also show his name as "Dr. Jackson McComas".14
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Citations
- [S78] Carroll County Death Certificate
- [S62] 1850 Census
- [S820] Carroll County Insolvent Indentures
- [S146] 1860 Census
- [S756] email address, Nicole L. Coffman
- [S76] Carroll County Genealogical Society, Carroll County Cemeteries, Five Volume set of cemetery transcriptions
- [S757] Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System
- [S750] Civil War Service Records
- [S766] Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Volunteer Organizations During the American Civil War, compiled 1890-1912, documenting the period 1861-1866
- [S63] 1870 Census
- [S767] US City Directories, 1821-1989
- [S64] 1880 Census
- [S801] Card Records of Headstones Provided for Deceased Union Civil War Veterans, ca. 1879-ca. 1903; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M1845, 22 rolls); Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
- [S866] Jessica A. Pistorio, Eline Funeral Home Records
Sarah McCullough1
(about 1822 - )
Parents
| Father | James McCullough (10 February 1783 - 16 February 1864) |
| Mother | Sarah Daley (about 1783 - ) |
Family: Spouse Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895)
| Daughter | Eliza Jane McComas+ (29 August 1843 - 5 February 1925) |
| Daughter | Mary McComas (about 1845 - ) |
| Son | James A McComas (September 1846 - ) |
| Son | Thomas McComas (about 1852 - ) |
| Son | George W McComas+ (30 April 1854 - 13 March 1933) |
| Son | Charles F McComas (about 1856 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants Thomas Franklin Holtzner Pedigree |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Sarah McCullough was also known as Sarah McComas. She was born about 1822 in Maryland.1,2 She married Jackson McComas about 1842. In 1850, Sarah McCullough appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of her father, James McCullough.2 Jackson McComas and she appeared in the census in 1860 in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, listed as having $200 in personal property. James A McComas, Eliza Jane McComas, Thomas McComas, George W McComas, and Charles F McComas were living in the household with their parents.3 Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough appeared in the census in 1870 in Randallstown, Baltimore County, Maryland. Thomas McComas, George W McComas, and Charles F McComas were living in the household with their parents.4 Between 1880 and 1881, Sarah McCullough filed requests for a pension based on her son James' service in the Army. She asserted that James died of starvation in 1864 while a prisoner of war, and that he had always sent her all of his pay. She also claimed that her husband Jackson abandoned her in 1873. (Note that they were shown living together in the 1870 and 1880 census.)
She also claimed that her only other children had all died (Eliza Jane born 29 Aug 1850, John Thomas born 18 Dec 1852, and William Henry born 1 Apr 1854). Note that her first child, Mary, would have been 35 at the time, assuming she still lived; Eliza Jane was married and aged 32; Thomas who might have been John Thomas, was 28 and shown living with his parents in the 1870 and 1880 censusrd; George W was alive and 26; and Charles F was alive and 24. There are no records for the child she listed as William Henry at all. Jackson McComas and she appeared in the census in 1880 in 5th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, listed as unemployed 9 months of the past year. Thomas McComas was living in the household with parents.5
She also claimed that her only other children had all died (Eliza Jane born 29 Aug 1850, John Thomas born 18 Dec 1852, and William Henry born 1 Apr 1854). Note that her first child, Mary, would have been 35 at the time, assuming she still lived; Eliza Jane was married and aged 32; Thomas who might have been John Thomas, was 28 and shown living with his parents in the 1870 and 1880 censusrd; George W was alive and 26; and Charles F was alive and 24. There are no records for the child she listed as William Henry at all. Jackson McComas and she appeared in the census in 1880 in 5th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, listed as unemployed 9 months of the past year. Thomas McComas was living in the household with parents.5
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Citations
James McCullough1
(10 February 1783 - 16 February 1864)
Family: Spouse Miriam Daley (about 1782 - about 1813)
| Son | William McCullough (1808 - 1890) |
| Daughter | Dorcas McCullough (23 November 1812 - 10 April 1906) |
Family: Spouse Sarah Daley (about 1783 - )
| Son | Lysander McCullough (11 September 1815 - 30 August 1906) |
| Daughter | Susan McCullough (about 1820 - ) |
| Daughter | Sarah McCullough+ (about 1822 - ) |
| Daughter | Mary Ann McCullough (about 1823 - ) |
| Son | James W. McCullough (1829 - 31 March 1899) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth McCullough (about 1839 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants (#1) Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants (#2) Thomas Franklin Holtzner Pedigree |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
James McCullough was born on 10 February 1783 in Maryland.1,2 He married Miriam Daley about 1802. He married Sarah Daley on 23 March 1814.3 He appeared in the census in 1850 in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, listed as owning $4,000 in real estate. Susan McCullough and Sarah McCullough were living in the household with a parent. Also in the household were Jackson McComas, James A McComas, Mary McComas, and Eliza Jane McComas.1 In 1850 James McCullough was a farmer.1 He appeared in the census in 1860 in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland. Susan McCullough and Elizabeth McCullough were living in the household with a parent.4 He died on 16 February 1864 at age 81.2 He was buried after 16 February 1864 at Gunpowder Baptist Church Cemetery in Freeland, Baltimore County, Maryland.2
Jame McCullough
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Citations
Susan McCullough1
(about 1820 - )
Parents
| Father | James McCullough (10 February 1783 - 16 February 1864) |
| Mother | Sarah Daley (about 1783 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
Biography
Susan McCullough was born about 1820.1 In 1850, Susan McCullough appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of her father, James McCullough.1 In 1860, Susan McCullough appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of her father, James McCullough.2
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James A McComas1
(September 1846 - )
Parents
| Father | Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
| Lists | Ancestral Veterans Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
James A McComas was born in September 1846 in Maryland.1,2 In 1850, James A McComas appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of James McCullough.1 In 1860, James A McComas appeared on the census in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.3 In 1860 James A McComas was a laborer.3 He began military service on 21 August 1862 in Baltimore, Maryland, enrolling for 3 years with the Union as a Private in Company E of the 2nd Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry.4 On 31 October 1862 James A McComas was a messenger in Pungoteague, Accomack County, Virginia.4 Between November 1862 and December 1862 James A McComas was promoted to Corporal of the 4th squad.4 Between September 1863 and October 1863 James A McComas was detached as a teamster in the Quartermaster's Department starting somewhere in Sandy Hook, Washington County, Maryland.4 On 29 May 1864, James A McComas was captured by the enemy with a wagon train and later identified as a prisoner of war. The wagon train was captured in Newtown, Virginia.4 After 29 May 1864 James A McComas was transferred (and records indicate that he survived) in Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia.5 On 23 October 1864 James A McComas was admitted to the prison hospital in Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia.6 On 2 November 1864 James A McComas was returned to the prison in Andersonville, Sumter County, Georgia.6 On 11 November 1864 James A McComas was transferred in Camp Lawton, Millen, Georgia.4 On 27 December 1864 James A McComas was transferred out of Company E of the 2nd Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland Infantry. He had been paid through 31 December 1863. Since he was still a prisoner of war, this was strictly an adminstrative action performed in Harper's Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia.4 On 23 January 1865 James A McComas was adminstratively passed through the 1st Eastern Shore Maryland Volunteers and ended up in Company I of the 11th Regiment of the Maryland Volunteers. Since he was still a prisoner of war, this was strictly an administrative action.4 He ended military service on 15 June 1865 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was last paid on 31 Dec 1863 and had $52.76 due to him. He was paid a bounty of $2.5, with another $7.5 due to him.4 In 1866, James A McComas appeared on list of Petitioners in Baltimore City, Maryland.7 He had 3 (2 still living) children in 1900.2
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Citations
- [S62] 1850 Census
- [S93] 1900 Census
- [S146] 1860 Census
- [S766] Carded Records Showing Military Service of Soldiers Who Fought in Volunteer Organizations During the American Civil War, compiled 1890-1912, documenting the period 1861-1866
- [S802] US, Andersonville and Fort McHenry Civil War Prisoner Index, 1861-1865
- [S117] Maryland Soldiers in Civil War, Vol. 1
- [S97] Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin
Mary McComas1
(about 1845 - )
Parents
| Father | Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Mary McComas was born about 1845 in Maryland.1 In 1850, Mary McComas appeared on the census in 6th District, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of James McCullough.1
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Citations
- [S62] 1850 Census
Thomas McComas1
(about 1852 - )
Parents
| Father | Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
Thomas McComas was also known as John T McComas.1 He was born about 1852 in Maryland.1 In 1860, Thomas McComas appeared on the census in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.1 In 1870 Thomas McComas was a worker on the farm.2 In 1870, Thomas McComas appeared on the census in Randallstown, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.2 In 1880, Thomas McComas appeared on the census in 5th Ward, Baltimore, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.3
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George W McComas1
(30 April 1854 - 13 March 1933)
Parents
| Father | Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - ) |
Family: Spouse Mary J (about 1854 - )
| Daughter | Marie Elise McComas+ (about 1880 - ) |
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
| Lists | Recently Updated 4 Dec 2020 |
Biography
George W McComas was born on 30 April 1854 in Maryland.1,2 In 1860, George W McComas appeared on the census in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.1 In 1870 George W McComas was a worker on the farm.3 In 1870, George W McComas appeared on the census in Randallstown, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.3 George W McComas married Mary J about 1874.2 Before 13 March 1933 George W McComas was a farmer on his own farm.2 He died of mitral regurgitation contributed by chronic inlustital nephictis (sp?) on 13 March 1933 in Beckleysville, Baltimore County, Maryland, at age 78.2 He was buried on 16 March 1933 at Grace Church in Hampstead, Carroll County, Maryland, by undertaker Eli C Tipton from Hampstead.2
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Charles F McComas1
(about 1856 - )
Parents
| Father | Jackson McComas (about 1820 - 20 December 1895) |
| Mother | Sarah McCullough (about 1822 - ) |
Family: Spouse Sarah Esterline (about 1856 - )
| Charts | Jacob Daley and Martha (?) Descendants |
Biography
Charles F McComas was born about 1856.1 In 1860, Charles F McComas appeared on the census in Pikesville, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.1 In 1870 Charles F McComas was a worker on the farm.2 In 1870, Charles F McComas appeared on the census in Randallstown, Baltimore County, Maryland, in the household of his parents, Jackson McComas and Sarah McCullough.2 Charles F McComas married Sarah Esterline on 20 April 1881 in Carroll County, Maryland.3
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