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REAL roscoe blaze paintpalletNov 01, 2023
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REAL RocBillsChi spikeUS1Nov 01, 2023
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REAL RocBillsChi spikeUS2 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL mommasboymushu mushuandmargeauxNov 01, 2023
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REAL RocBillsChi spikedragonNov 01, 2023
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REAL QueenQuinnAire unicornNov 01, 2023
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REAL mike marshall15 scoobyandgangNov 01, 2023
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REAL MayleePup butterfly3 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL LinandDaisy batdogNov 01, 2023
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REAL MayleePup butterfly1Nov 01, 2023
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REAL MayleePup butterfly2 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL KristenFrame1 archiefairyNov 01, 2023
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VIRTUAL KLittleman33 winstonbearNov 01, 2023
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REAL Jaxcarly0612 punkins3 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL Jaxcarly0612 punkins2 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL Jaxcarly0612 punkins1Nov 01, 2023
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VIRTUAL HenryandIce auzziewitchNov 01, 2023
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VIRTUAL hankster the werehanksterNov 01, 2023
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REAL GeriatricJack DracNov 01, 2023
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REAL bluestinkman bluevampire2 NOT FOR VOTINGNov 01, 2023
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REAL dougal dog rudolphNov 01, 2023
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REAL CowichanCapsFan StormVetNov 01, 2023
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REAL CanadianPenny1 hotdogNov 01, 2023
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REAL bluestinkman bluevampire1Nov 01, 2023
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REAL BellasTexasMom beeNov 01, 2023
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REAL BellasTexasMom spiderNov 01, 2023
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VIRTUAL AzlanNarniaDawg outlawNov 01, 2023
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VIRTUAL AzlanNarniaDawg dunkinNov 01, 2023
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REAL akhkjp elfNov 01, 2023
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Tyaskin - Charles Venables Hughes familySep 13, 2023
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Tyaskin - Betsy J. Messick HitchElizabeth Jane Messick, b. 16 Sep 1831, Worcester County, MD
dau. of Ebenezer and Nancy (Johnson) Messick
m. Thomas James Hitch 9 Jan 1856 and lived in Somerset (now Tyaskin, Wicomico) County
Sep 13, 2023
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Wenona - W.D. Webster Store, 1940Walter D. "Dick" Webster, born in 1878, had a store and boarding house in Wenona and ran fishing charters. He died in 1948.Sep 04, 2023
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Deal Island - African-American Farmhouse, 1940... the home of one of Roger Spence's married sonsSep 04, 2023
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Princess Anne - FSA ClientRoger Spence, a client of the Farm Service Agency (FSA), and three of his sons in their home about two miles outside of Princess Anne. Spence's home had burned down and his family were living in a makeshift shack. The FSA was a New Deal program established in 1935 to help poor farming families in a number of ways.Sep 04, 2023
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Princess Anne - Tending the GardenElderly woman tends her garden near Princess Anne, 1940Sep 04, 2023
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Crisfield - Housing for Workers at the W. T. Handy Packing House, 1944Sep 04, 2023
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Wenona - Deal Island Boys, 1940Ernest Prettyman "Skiggs" Hoffman, age 15, and Harvey William Horseman, age 12. Both were sons of Deal Island watermen.Sep 04, 2023
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Wenona - Deal Island Waterman, 1940Edward T. "Eddie" CorbettSep 04, 2023
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Wenona - Deal Island Waterman, 1940Holly AbbottSep 04, 2023
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Westover - Kingston Hall today(2) By the time she finished college, the family and Kingston Hall were in financial distress. She tried to help by opening a girls' school. Due to debts incurred by previous generations of the family, the Carrolls lost Kingston Hall to foreclosure in 1837.
Despite that, Anna Ella Carroll became influential in national politics, even advising President Abraham Lincoln. She was a publicist and a lobbyist, developed the Tennessee River Plan, and was well known for her writing. Because of the era in which she was born, much of her work wasn’t recognized until long after she died in 1894.
John W. Dennis bought Kingston Hall after its foreclosure, and it passed down to John Upshur Dennis, who served as a judge of the Supreme Court of BaltimoreSep 04, 2023
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Westover - Kingston Hall(1) Kingston Hall, on Old Westover Marion Road on the Big Annamessex River at the Head of Kings Creek, was built by Thomas King, son of Col. Robert King, in the 1780s. He left it to his daughter, Elizabeth Barnes King, who married Col. Henry James Carroll and had two sons, Charles Cecilius Carroll and Thomas King Carroll.
The property passed to Thomas King Carroll. In 1829 he was elected governor of Maryland and later appointed as Chief Naval Officer for the Port of Baltimore by President Zachary Taylor. His oldest child, Anna Ella Carroll (b 1815) was educated as if she were the family’s firstborn son. (continued next photo)Sep 04, 2023
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Manokin - Sudler's ConclusionLocated on Hood Road north of Route 361, the original Flemish-bond brick portion of the structure was built around 1725. The property, then called "Barnaby's Lott" was purchased by Thomas Seon in 1747. His grandson, Thomas Seon Sudler had the property and surrounding property resurveyed as Sudler's Conclusion in 1789. The 2-story clapboard portion was added by a later owner about 1840.Sep 04, 2023
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