Person:Washington Naill (1)

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Washington Maurer Naill
b.20 Feb 1826 Sams Creek, Frederick, Maryland, United States
d.24 Feb 1876 Sams Creek, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 6 Apr 1824
  1. Mary Elizabeth Naill1825 - 1825
  2. Washington Maurer Naill1826 - 1876
  3. David Engel Naill1827 - 1847
  4. William Wallace Naill1829 - 1905
  5. Captain Henry Clay Naill1830 - 1911
  6. Mary Elizabeth Naill, II1832 - 1918
  7. Margaret Landis Naill1835 - 1895
  8. Jacob Landis Naill1837 - 1923
  9. Susan Ann Maria Naill1839 - 1878
  10. Martha Washington Naill1842 - 1921
  11. Theodore Freelinghuysen Naill, Sr.1844 - 1919
  12. John Ecker Naill1846 - 1918
  13. Isabella Brannan Naill1848 - 1909
Spouse and Children
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m. 26 May 1848
Spouse and Children
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m. 6 Dec 1852
  1. Margaret Grace Naill1853 - 1928
  2. Mary Flora Naill1856 - 1924
  3. Sheriff David Wheeler Naill1858 - 1943
  4. Susannah Catherine Naill1859 - 1931
  5. James Henry Howard Naill1861 - 1915
  6. Martha H. Naill1862 - 1863
  7. Anna Orlando Naill1863 - 1947
  8. John May Naill1867 - 1940
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Facts and Events
Name Washington Maurer Naill
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 20 Feb 1826 Sams Creek, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Alt Marriage 23 May 1848 Carroll, Maryland, United States to Susannah Devilbiss
Marriage 26 May 1848 Frederick, Maryland, United Statesto Susannah Devilbiss
Marriage 6 Dec 1852 Carroll, Maryland, United Statesto Ruth Ann Wheeler
Census 1870 Maryland, United Stateswith Ruth Ann Wheeler
Death[1] 24 Feb 1876 Sams Creek, Frederick, Maryland, United States
Burial[1] New Windsor, Carroll, Maryland, United States
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 New Windsor Presbyterian Church Cemetery, in Find A Grave
    Washington Maurer Naill .

    Son of U.S. Senator, David Washington and Susannah Ann Mariah "Susan" (Maurer) Naill

  2. ↑ Washington M. Naill, was born at the Sam's Creek, Frederick county, Maryland, Jan. 12, 1831, and died there, Feb. 14, 1876, both his birth and his death having occurred in the same house and in the same room. His business career was spent as a flour-mill owner and a farmer.
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