Carolyn Ross Rand Samuelson collection, 1760-1912.

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Carolyn Ross Rand Samuelson collection, 1760-1912.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/166428792

Includes correspondence, transcript of diary (ca. 1861; 12 p.), of Caroline Ross (1823-1880), part of a ledger, deeds, plats, two declarations of free gift between William Ross (1772-1852) and two of his daughters Caroline Ross (1823-1880) and Matilda Johnson Ross (1817-1866), memorandum of land, shipping document for tobacco, ephemera, photocopied newspaper clippings, family photographs, genealogical notes, and appraisal of the collection and correspondence between the Historical Society of Frederick County and Carol Samuelson.

230 items (.6 linear ft.)

Historical Society of Frederick County, Inc.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6910889

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Ross, Charles William, 1941-

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Ross, Eliza, 1842-1882

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Ross family.

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Ross, William, 1772-1852

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Ross, Caroline, 1823-1880

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Ross, Matilda Johnson, 1817-1866

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Samuelson, Carolyn Ross Rand.

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Genealogist; also known as Carol Samuelson; descendent of the Ross family of Frederick, Md. From the description of Carolyn Ross Rand Samuelson collection, 1760-1912. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 166428792 ...

Historical Society of Frederick County (Frederick County, Md.)

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Ross, Catherine Worthington Johnson, 1785-1864

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Johnson family

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Two generations; Charles, ca. 1795-1844, was a hatter, member of the Texan Santa Fe Expedition, and one of a party of Santa Fe traders captured by Mexican authorities. His nephews, George Alonzo Johnson and Albert J. Johnson, worked a ferry and steamship company on the Colorado River. Albert became a lawyer and business manager for Don Pio Pico. From the description of Johnson papers, 1813-1894 (bulk 1857-1887). (Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division). WorldCat record...

Ross, William J., 1806-1883

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