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Local historian Oscar 'Skip' Booth spent his life living, working, advocating for and writing about his hometown of Linthicum, Maryland. His "Vignette" series provided some of the only written histories of the small, unincorporated Baltimore suburb. The historical local landmarks like Tauber's, Chuck's Drive-In, BWIi Airport, and Bruce's Hardware are carefully detailed here. Skip passed away after a short illness in 2014. His commitment to community lives on in the pages of this book.
Vol 1 905p Vol 2 961p.
"The foundation for this work is the Muster of Jan 1624/25 which had never before been printed in full."--Page xiii, volume 1.
Softcover Edition. A collection of historical essays on the development of Linthicum Heights, Maryland, a suburb of Baltimore that owes its existence to the Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad.
John Simmons immigrated from England to Pennsylvania in 1734.
Thomas Prather (1604-1666) lived in North Wiltshire, England at Eton Water House near Salisbury and immigrated to Virginia at age 18, landing at Elizabeth Citte, now known as Newport News. He married Mary McCay/Powell (ca. 1608) in 1627. Ancestors, descendants and allied families lived in Virginia, England, Maryland, North Carolina, Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and elsewhere.