The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-08-01
propertv Transfers in BALTIC. County.

UoeQS Leases, mortgages, Bills OF sale, etc., TO-
ceived for record in theofice of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
Lippman Seldner & wife to Jacob Hecht.
Hannah II. Duncan, &C., to s. A. L. Caskey.
Joshua Hendrix, ct al, to S. A. L. Caskey.
Henry Letter & wife to S. A. l.. Caskey.
II. E. Walker, trustee, &C., to Elizabeth Walker
Elizabeth Walker to VIM. H. Walker.
VIM. Bowen of E. to j. 7. Ensor.
S. M. Parlett, &C., to VIM. II. Lytle.
Peter Scheidegger & wife to Henry Zwick & wife.
S. 7. Beleson & wife to Ichabod Jean, ct al.
J. W. S. Brady, ct al, to A. D. Clemens, Jr.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., wife to VIM. H. Brune Jr.
VIM. H. Bruno, Jr., to Mary A. Conine.
+" o. c. Starring.
Lucretia E. Marriott.
Lennox Birckhead to H. L. Brown, &C., trustee.
C. G. Wheeler & wife to G. F. Schwartz, ct al.
G.. F. Schwartz, ct al, to Solomon Schwartz.
Henry Reich to Chas. T. Jenkins.
S. n France to Talbot Jones.
E. G. Morling to Thos X. Stuart.
D. B. Austine & wife to James Rampley.
John A. Baker, trustee to Elisha G. Hoddinott
VIM. H. Burton to Alfred Kelley.
VIM. H. Burton & wife to John J. Chalk.
S. P. Bosley, &C., trustee, to Benz Mellor.
A. P. Smith, ct al, trus., to st. Marys Seminary
B. Mclean Hardesty to G. Beasteu, Jr., ct al.
Helena Sheets, &C., to I. S. Fallin.
II. J. H. Bruhen to Hezekah Taylor.
Chas. w. Rutter, trus., to Thos. 7. Hook.
Geo. Whitelock, &C., to F. A. Wilson.
F. A. Wilson, ct al, to W. M. Owings.
LEASES.
Ichabod Jean, ct at, to Saml I. Belleson.
Rosalie G. Storm & husband to M M. Patterson.
VIM. H. Bruno, Jr., to A. D. Clemens, Jr.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
C. G. S. Monkur, &C., to l. X. Leakin.
MORTGAGES.
Henry Zwick wife to S. P. B. A. No. l, $500.
T do m ptral r. A
VIM. H. Belt & WI. to Central U. P. B. A. 81 ,0OO.
Louis Hines & W.T. to Ichabod Jean, 5000.
S. A. Burrier to VIM. Burrier, $500.
J. G. Plummer W.T. to R. Cromwell, truss So, 5OO.
A. Jones W.T.. to B. & O. Employees R. A,S2 400.
A. Bowers to G.. Scott Co., 1.4OO.
W. R. Bowers to G. Scott & Co., $257.95.
J. J. Chalk & wife to S. Cockey, $500.
S. W. Bradford & WI. to M. E. Gilpin, $1,000.
c. L. Drain husband to St. Paul's Parish 81, 500.
VIM. R. Llewelyn to Reliable S. & L. A., 5000.
Mary Horichs & husband to E. Nagle, $500.
J. S. Nicke to B. Miller, S537.57.
J. E. Hoover to F. A. Kerchner, $500.
J. ]. Gerard to Central U. P. B. A, $4,000,
w. M. Owngs, &C., to Thos. Makoof, trus, 81, 600.
RELEASES.
R. c. Tracey, to Samuel J. Tracey.
R. C. Tracey to Emory G. Tracey.
M. J. Galloway to Malachi Harrigan.
j. D. Mason, Jr., to John S. Ditch.
Sycamore P B. & S. S. No. to P. Scheidegger
A. HI. Greenfield to VIM. III. Belt.
Daniel Harvey to Jos. III. Reynolds.
J. j. G. Webster to David Bell.
VIM. M. Burgan to VIM. r. Lleweyn.
Germantown P. B. A. to Fredk. Beck.
Germantown P. B. A. to John Walter.
Chas. Weber, Jr., to Mary Horichs, &c.
c. L. Ross, &c., to Amelia L. Vandewater &C.
Sarah Conroy, &C., to Hezekiah Taylor.
Jane S. Whitelock, &C., to Frances A. Wilson.
S. S. Woolston to Frances A. Wilson.
Death Of an Aged Minister.-Rev DR..
Isaac Cole died at his residence, near Westmin-
ster, on Friday morning of last week. He was
born near Black Rock, Baltimore county, and
was 70 years of age. In 1884 he received q par
alytic stroke and had since been confined to his
house most of the time. DR.. Cole led a very ac-
tive and useful life. He graduated from Column
bian University. Washington, D. c., and after
ward from the Maryland University, where he re-
ceived his diploma, and commenced the practice
of medicine in Baltimore city. He practiced con-
tnuously for twenty years in Winchester, Va,
and in Baltimore county. During this time he
exhorted and preached in Methodist churches
until 1885, when, during spell of sickness, he
was converted to the Baptist faith. He took
charge of Navy Yard Baptist Church, the oldest
in Washington, in 1855, which he rebuilt. His
next charge was Lee Street Church, Baltimore,
which he tore down and rebuilt in 1861, leaving
the city soon after on account of his extreme
Southern sympathies, but returning in short
time to his charge. He then moved to Philadel-
phia, and twice served as pastor of North Baptist
Church-the second time in 1865. He returned
to Washington, and travelled extensively through
the South, collecting money to pay off the in
debtedness of joint church known as Thirteenth
Street Baptist Church. He then moved back to
his farm near Dover, this county, and in short
time sold it and bought farm in Cranberry VAL
ley, near Westminster, where he moved his fam
lily, but continued travelling and preaching, prin-
cipally in Delaware. In 1874 he moved to West
minister and built church, the ground for which
was given him by Mr.. George W. Matthews, but
the congregation being too small to support it,
the property afterwards sold to the Tunker, or
German Baptist, congregation. He moved back
to Washington in 1876, and again took charge of
his first church-the old Navy Yard Church. He
then returned to Westminster, and was instrument
tai in establishing colored Baptist congregation.
The wife of DIR. Cole was Miss Julia Myers,
daughter of Jacob Myers, a Baltimore tobacco
merchant. His wife and only son, Charles, sur
vive him. He was brother of the late Lewis r.
Cole, of Baltimore county, and uncle of Messrs.
George, Abram and S. Howard Cole. His re-
mains were inferred at Black Rock Baptist Chuch
last Sunday.