First marriage was to Anna Elizabeth Krieger in October 1892. After her death, he married Elizabeth Siess in December 1814; she was the widow of Abraham Fahs.

The spelling of Wilhide reflects the spelling on the tombstone.

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Conrad WILHIDE, dec'd (will 16 Apr 1833)

s/ Daniel WILHIDE and his minor children:

.....John W. WILHIDE

.....Conrad WILHIDE

.....Caroline WILHIDE

.....Jane WILHIDE

.....Simon WILHIDE

.....Owen WILHIDE

.....Sarah Ann WILHIDE

s/ William WILHIDE

s/ David WILHIDE

d/ Elizabeth w/o Henry SNOOK

d/ Sarah w/o Frederick LEATHERMAN

d/ Phoebe Ann WILHIDE

d/ Mary RIDER and her sons,

.....Reuben WELLER

.....John WELLER

s/ Joseph WILHIDE

s/ Ezra WILHIDE

s/ Sepheniah WILHIDE

s/ Frederick WILHIDE

d/ Terressa WILHIDE

See Equity file for information not included here.

Land:

- to sons Daniel and William, 117 acres, conveyed to

Conrad WILHIDE from Jacob WILHITE and John SHUFF, farm

where David WELLER (s/o Daniel WELLER) now resides, lease

expires 1 Apr 1837.

- to son David - "Shoemaker's Knife" and "Long Kate Paw",

30 acres, from Jonathan FRY; and 2 acres from Nicholas CRAWL.

- to sons Joseph, Ezra, Sepheniah and Frederick - "Mountain

Tract" (home farm) and "Thereabouts"; from John CREAGER Sr

in two separate deeds;

- also "Shoemaker Knife" and "Long Kate Paw", 55 1/2 acres

from John LEATHERMAN and David CRAWL, exec/of Isaac CRAWL;

- also 117 acres from heirs of Isaac CRAWL and deeded by

David CRAWL, Henry CRAWL, John CRAWL, Betsey and h/ David

DOMER, Lancy CRAWL, Sarah CRAWL and Mary CRAWL;

- also "Shoemaker Knife", from David BUSH and Benjamin

BUSH (where they and their father presently reside) and

which they inherited from their grandfather, Nicholas CRAWL

(if the Bushes' debt is paid within three years, they are

to receive a deed and sons to receive proceeds.

- to d/ Elizabeth - house and 2 acres of "Mountain Tract"

where they then lived; adjoins lands of Samutel STEM and

Henry CREAGER.

Petition asks for partition of lands devised to William

and Daniel (lands were for Daniel when living, then to

go to Daniel's children).

Survey started at "Weaver's Weave Stool" at branch running

into Hunting Creek and by tract "Breeches Pocket"; Lot #1

was Daniel's, 79 acres; and Lot #2 was William's, 37 1/2

acres; closed 2 Jun 1842.

Note: See Equity file below for additional information.

(Reference: Mid Maryland Roots (online), Fredrick County, MD Equity HS-6, 37-550).