Michael Haines - Ludwick Baile Family Cemetery
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Michael Haines - Ludwick Baile Family Cemetery

Carroll County, Maryland, USA

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    Carroll County, Maryland, USA
    Coordinates: 39.57433, -76.99571
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Located on the tract patented as The Five Daughters, Anthony Haines purchased the farm 19 Aug 1767 from David Crawford [Frederick County Deeds, book L, p. 8]. First mention of the cemetery has been found in an 26 Aug 1827 deed [JS26, pp. 365-7] from George Tener, surviving executor for the estate of Michael Haines, deceased, formerly of Baltimore County, to the widow and heirs of John Nicodemus— part of the tracts Five Daughters and Mattingsly "saving and reserving one eighth acre for the use of a Burial ground". The first administration account for John Haines' estate filed 12 Jan 1829 [GME#5, p. 95] includes a payment of $1.50 to John Smith for surveying by Joshua Smith and another payment of $1.56¼ to Abraham Haines for fencing the graveyard. Carroll County Deeds 18, p. 141-3, 5 Mar 1855: THIS DEED MAY BE FOR THE CEMETERY.] Part of the current cemetery may lay in what was Ludwick Baile's farm since his first wife and daughter are buried in the row closest his farm.
John S. Baile, possibly with Louis Dielman, abstracted the headstone information in the 1930's. Visited & transcribed again by Robert M. Barnes in 1987, the farmhouse was falling down and the cemetery neglected. The stone wall still stood on one side; however, on the opposite side, the wall was barely discernable. There may have been one more row of stones on the side missing the stone wall, but it could not be found. The cemetery itself was overgrown with most stones broken.
Located on the tract patented as The Five Daughters, Anthony Haines purchased the farm 19 Aug 1767 from David Crawford [Frederick County Deeds, book L, p. 8]. First mention of the cemetery has been found in an 26 Aug 1827 deed [JS26, pp. 365-7] from George Tener, surviving executor for the estate of Michael Haines, deceased, formerly of Baltimore County, to the widow and heirs of John Nicodemus— part of the tracts Five Daughters and Mattingsly "saving and reserving one eighth acre for the use of a Burial ground". The first administration account for John Haines' estate filed 12 Jan 1829 [GME#5, p. 95] includes a payment of $1.50 to John Smith for surveying by Joshua Smith and another payment of $1.56¼ to Abraham Haines for fencing the graveyard. Carroll County Deeds 18, p. 141-3, 5 Mar 1855: THIS DEED MAY BE FOR THE CEMETERY.] Part of the current cemetery may lay in what was Ludwick Baile's farm since his first wife and daughter are buried in the row closest his farm.
John S. Baile, possibly with Louis Dielman, abstracted the headstone information in the 1930's. Visited & transcribed again by Robert M. Barnes in 1987, the farmhouse was falling down and the cemetery neglected. The stone wall still stood on one side; however, on the opposite side, the wall was barely discernable. There may have been one more row of stones on the side missing the stone wall, but it could not be found. The cemetery itself was overgrown with most stones broken.

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