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The Ancestry of William Neal Hurley III
Daniell Hurley immigrated from England to Virginia between 1654 and 1666 (as a bondsman), and settled in Talbot County, Maryland in 1676. Daniel Hurley (1701-1793) was his son. Descendants and relatives lived in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and elsewhere.
A Shadow on the Household
The extraordinary story of one couple’s determination to free themselves and their children from slavery and make a new life in Canada Prior to abolition in 1865, as many as 40,000 men, women, and children made the perilous trip north from enslavement in the United States to freedom in Canada. Many were aided by networks that came to be known as the Underground Railroad. And the stories that emerge from the past about these journeys are truly remarkable. In A Shadow on the Household, Bryan Prince, a descendant of slaves, brings to life the heart-wrenching story of the Weems family and their struggle to liberate themselves from slavery. John Weems, a man who purchased his own freedom, paid ...
The Ancestry of William Neal Hurley III
Daniell Hurley immigrated from England to Virginia between 1654 and 1666 (as a bondsman), and settled in Talbot County, Maryland in 1676. Daniel Hurley (1701-1793) was his son. Descendants and relatives lived in Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and elsewhere.
Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums
The first of its kind to offer a discussion of financial management particular to historic house museums, this book is a vital resource to preservationists, staff, volunteers, and board members of historic houses. A reference tool that is accessible in approach yet comprehensive in scope, this book takes you step by step through securing and managing a historic house museum for years to come. In straightforward language, utilizing case studies from historic house museums, and providing sample documents to get you started, Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums guides you on how to: Incorporate as a tax-exempt organizationFind historic property designation options and successfully applyUnderstand contributed income opportunities and raise moneyCreate sustainable earned income opportunitiesUnderstand basic accounting and financial planning to ensure the future of your historic house museum.
David Lewis (1750-1798) and Joannah Trundle (1754-1810) from Frederick County, Maryland to Harrison County, (West) Virginia
Two early settlers living in the Province of Maryland around 1700 were Jonathan Lewis and John Trundle I. This is an attempt to provide information about some of their descendants. Includes a fullname index, early maps, facsimiles of some wills, and numerous transcriptions of wills, deeds, and other court documents. P2214HB - $34.00
The Hieronimus Weller Family in America
Johann Hieronymus Weller was the son of Rupert or Robert Weller and Margaretha Helman. He was born in 1684 in Germany. He married Anna Juliana Cons/Kunz/Cuntz, the daughter of Jacob Kunz and Anna Catharina Heyl, and they immigrated to New York in 1710. Their children included Johan Jacob, Anna Catrin, Ludwig, Johan Hendrik, Frederick/Johann, Hieronymus Adam, Willem/William, Heinrich/Johann and Johannes. Johan (usually called Hieronimus) married Anna Maria Homfin after the death of his first wife. Descendants lived in California, Virginia, New Jersey and Michigan.
