The Baltimore County union., 1886-12-04
property Transfers in BALTIC. County.

Property Transfers In balJO. county,
Deeds, Leases, Mortgages, Bills of Sale, etc., re-
ceived for record in theofice Of the Clerk of thu
Circuit Court for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
J. W. Thompson wife to VIM. IL. Bach.
e. M. Bunting to G. G. Hooper.
Chas. J. Baker & wife to e. l.. Bartlett.
Francis M. Bayne to John 7. Bayne.
VIM. II. Oliver to ]. e. Lloyd.
r. W. Baldwin & wife to Geo. T. Cromwell.
R. W. Baldwin wife to w. T.. Glenn & wife.
r. W. Baldwin q wife to VIM. c. Jones.
r. w. Baldwin & wife to Stephen S. Lee.
A. D. Clemens, Jr., &C., to j. B. Henry, &c.
A. F. Barcham & others to Mary Bareham.
Mary Bareham others to J. C. w. Sutton.
Mary Bareham & others to j. w. Tracey.
S. S. Lee to R. w. Bald win.
Susannah Hunt to T. B. Cole
J. II. Smith, admir-, to Thos. B. Cole.
Lemuel German to VIM. FL. Perot.
Jos. Turner to VIM. II. Bayless.
j. B. Miller to Geo. Genner.
VIM. H. Bayless to Isabella Turner.
R. F. Walters to Caspar Hartmetz.
II. J. Thurman & wife to Elizabeth Martin.
H. J. Thurman to Carrie J. Heath.
Chas. Herzog, trus., to M. Breitschwerdt, 2.
J. E. Sinclair & wife to Louis Maier.
VIM. R. Llewellyn to A. M. Crowl.
R. w. Baldwin wife to R. T. Bentley.
Hopkins Avenue P. B. A. to Seraphin Oberly.
1cnaDOu Jean WlIe, &C., TO OrVlIe uorWltz.
LEASES.
A. A. Hirst, &C., trustee to August Winke.
Henry G. Gibson & wife to VIM. Hahn.
Van V. Klinefeter & wife to Mary E. Bair.
Ichabod Jean & wife, &C., to Geo. w. Raab.
Ichabod Jean wife, to G. F. Smink.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES
J. A. Shuppert to John Shuppert.
MORTGAGES.
J. E. Muller, &C., to Waverly B: A., s2,OsO.
A. A. Folks, to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
Martha Kuhn, &C.. to Linden B. A., 5000.
H. A. Wienke to Carrollton L. & l.. A., $3.50.
E. H. Bash & wife to Dan'l Greenbaum, 81 900.
M. G.. Barranger, &C., to j. M. Davis, ST 400.
M. M. NeighohI &C., to Druid Hill P. B. A., 1890.
j. B. Henry, &C., to Wavery B. A., 500.
]. II. Danaker to John Schleleir, 5000.
T. B. Cole & wife to Central U. p B. A, 81 900.
VIM. G. Williamson wife to Monumental Bank
ing and Insurance Co., $3.50.
Geo. Genner wife to City of B. P. B. A, $40O.
David Bell to Thos. Gorsuch,, 5000.
Andrew Carruthers to Thos. Wright, 1000.
Caspar Hartmetz to Isabella Leakin, $310.
VIM. R. Lewellyn to Jacob Myers, Sl,275.
E. H. Morris & wife to N. G. P. B. & L. A, $3.50.
S. W. Trott to Reginal W. Baldwin, $1,000.
G. Matthews to Priscilla Matthews, 81, 100.
RELEASES.
Waverly M. & p. l.. L. & B. A. to A. B. Rundel
Mt. Vernon B. A. to Martha Kuhn.
James M. Davis to Francis Barranger.
G. II. Palmer wife to Ellen Hollinbough.
BALTIC. Saving L. & T. Co. to S. A. Hudgins.
NJ. j. Kuhn to VIM. G.. Williamson.
A. M. Hollyday to John G. Hollyday.
Lennox Birckhead to Jas. E. Sinclair.
VIM. Davis to P. ]. Rheim.
BALTIC. Savings L. & T. Co., to R. F. Walters.
Priscilla Matthews to Aquila Matthews.
The Late F. S. Corkran-An Interesting
Bit Of History.-Referring to the death of Mr.
Corkran, Mr.. E. +. Church, editor of Newtown
(Pa) Enterprise, formerly editor of the Baltimore
County AdUocate published at Towsontown, says
"None but one who has lived in a slave holding
community can know in what detestation an Alb
olitionist was held, and Friend C. was promi-
nent one. He was often insulted and mobbed
but he never wavered. Many readers will recol-
lect Hilton Rowan Helper, young and talented
citizen of North Caroline, who wrote book called
"The Impending Crisis" It produced a great
sensation when published, was denounced by law
and from the pulpit, and men were imprisoned fol
having it in their houses. Francis Corkran shell
tered that young man while he was writing the
book, and assisted him In publishing it, He was
a delegate sent from Maryland by small body
of Republicans to the Chicago Convention that
nominated Abraham Lincoln, and one of the
number, self-constituted committee, that went
direct to Springfield to ask him if he would con.
sent to be candidate"
1t may be interesting to relate how Mr.. Cork
ran came to be delegate to the National con-
vention that nominated Lincoln. The facts, as
related to US by gentleman familiar with them
were these: The time for the meeting of thai
convention was near at hand and it was Mr.
Corkrans desire to 60 from Maryland as dele.
gate, with credentials that would admit him to 9
seat in that famous body. He resided in Luth.
erville at the time and walking out from his home
one night, his mind much occupied with the sub
ject, he met five citizens-some of whom are now
living-standing on the corner of an avenue.
When Mr.. Corkran came up he chatted with then
pleasantly for time and then told them he want
ed to go as delegate to the Chicago convention
and asked them to send him. They regarded the
matter as a joke, but seeing that he was in earn
est, they accompanied him to the house of one O.
the men, near at hand, organized a convention
and elected him delegate, supplying him with
properly signed credentials, &c. 1t is likely tina
not man fthe five sympathized with Mr.. Cork
ran in his views, but only engaged in the littl'
scheme in order to obige him. And this is how
Francis S. Corkran became delegate to the con
vention which nominated Abraham Lincoln.