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MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND,
FROM IT:
Earliest Settlement in 1650 to 187!)
— —The Early Land Grants. By whom patented. Their order of
—atntd Present Owners. Local andSettlement General
— —Events. Leading Incidents. Principal Towns,
—Villages, &c. Its Soil, Products, and
Industries. Also,
OF THE PROMINENT MEN OF THE COUNTY.SKETCHES
DIRECTORY
• Merchants, Manufacturers, Professors,Of Post Offices,
Farmers, Tobacco Planters, Mechanics, Mills,
and Churches.Colleges, Schools,
APPENDIX,WITH AN
of the Prominent Business HousesContaining a Description
Georgetown.of Washington and
AUTHENTICCOMPILED AND ARRANGED FROM SOURCES,
BY
Y D,H. S. BOT.
MARYLAND.MONTGOMERY COUNTY,CLARKSBURG,
1879-. r
/ ifri
according the Act of Congress, in the year 1879,Entered to
By T. H. S. Boyd,
at Washington, D. C.In the Office of the Librarian of Congress,
BALTIMORE \
W. K. BOYLE & SON,
PRINTERS. ??L
;m
PREFACE.
the citizensIn offering the present history to the public and
County, for the publisherof Montgomery it appears necessary
present the motive that induced him to undertake the publi-to
cation.
During the Centennial year of our National Independence,
the President of the United States issued a Proclamation,
to assemble in their respective towns andrequesting- the people
counties, and from obscurity and oblivion the incidentsrescue
and events connected with the first century of the Nation.
the ofPrevious to the issue of this proclamation, people
resolved to celebrate the one hun-Montgomery County had
of the on thedredth anniversary of the organization County,
Rockville, September 6th, 1870. SpeechesFair Grounds, at
were delivered B. Davis, Esq., T. Anderson, Esq.,by A.
Judge Jones, and others.Judge Richard J. Bowie, Judge Pearre,
Grounds were tilledThe exhibition buildings of the Fair with
of therelics and curiosities, giving a faithful reflex past.
of this volume is to collect andThe object in the publication
of the mattermaterials, with such an arrangementarrange the
of the County, in as con-as to give a true and faithful history
the subject will admit; commencingcise and succinct style as
manners and customs of the abo-with a brief sketch of the
inhabited this region of country, and continu-rigines, who once
whites, down throughing with the earlier settlements by the
and peaceful times that fol-the period of the Revolution the
including geological features, streams,lowed until the present, IV PREFACE.
natural curiosities, general statistics, taxable property, synop-
sis of census, public improvements, towns, villages and post
offices, with biographical sketches of distinguished persons,
immigration and its effects, agriculture, pomology, and the cul-
ture of bees. Also, complete Directory ofa Merchants, Far-
mers, Planters, Mechanics, Professions, etc., with a copious
Appendix, containing sketches of the prominent mercantile
and manufacturing interests of Baltimore and the District of
Columbia, which are identified with the prosperity of Mont-
gomery County.
The publisher takes pleasure in tendering his unfeigned
all who have contributedacknowledgments to those material
for this publication; especially to William Grady, Esq., the effi-
cient County Surveyor.
T. H. S. BOYD.
