~OUR FAMILIES ANCESTRAL ROOTS~
Married to Sarah (McGuire) House about 1750 in Frederick County, Maryland.
Him and his wife had a total of ten children.
Parents were John Valentine and Susannah Margaret (Edwards) House.
William and most likey the other HOUSE family was to have been buried in the Frederick Evangical Lutheran Church Cemetery (Frederick City), his wife may have been buried there too within the family plots.
The cemetery was dismantled sadly enough in July - 1906. The recorded names have never been found ever again.
Married to Sarah (McGuire) House about 1750 in Frederick County, Maryland.
Him and his wife had a total of ten children.
Parents were John Valentine and Susannah Margaret (Edwards) House.
William and most likey the other HOUSE family was to have been buried in the Frederick Evangical Lutheran Church Cemetery (Frederick City), his wife may have been buried there too within the family plots.
The cemetery was dismantled sadly enough in July - 1906. The recorded names have never been found ever again.
~OUR FAMILIES ANCESTRAL ROOTS~
Married to Sarah (McGuire) House about 1750 in Frederick County, Maryland.
Him and his wife had a total of ten children.
Parents were John Valentine and Susannah Margaret (Edwards) House.
William and most likey the other HOUSE family was to have been buried in the Frederick Evangical Lutheran Church Cemetery (Frederick City), his wife may have been buried there too within the family plots.
The cemetery was dismantled sadly enough in July - 1906. The recorded names have never been found ever again.
Married to Sarah (McGuire) House about 1750 in Frederick County, Maryland.
Him and his wife had a total of ten children.
Parents were John Valentine and Susannah Margaret (Edwards) House.
William and most likey the other HOUSE family was to have been buried in the Frederick Evangical Lutheran Church Cemetery (Frederick City), his wife may have been buried there too within the family plots.
The cemetery was dismantled sadly enough in July - 1906. The recorded names have never been found ever again.
Inscription
His original grave stone before it disappeared sad the following...
In Sure In Certain Hope Of The Resurrection Of This Life Sleepeth Here William House, A Native Of Elsass (Alsace) In Germany Whence He Emigrated To This Town Anno Domini 1750. He Departed This Life 1 March A.D. 1822 Aged 89-3-3.
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