Charles Edward Valentine was born June 20, 1860, in Creagerstown District, Frederick County, Maryland, the son of James Edward and Ella Josephine Rodeniser Valentine. On December 24, 1883, in Thurmont, Frederick County, Maryland, he married Frances "Fannie" Key Angell, daughter of Samuel L. and Mary Ann Snook Angell. It appears they had no children. Charles passed away on March 9, 1930, in Keymar, Carroll County, Maryland, and was buried on the 11th in Haugh's Church Cemetery in Ladiesburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
Charles is the 3rd great grandson of Immigrant Johan George Valentine (1715-1783) & Anna Margaretha (Mathias) Valentine (1734-1777).
From the Frederick News of December 20, 1883:
"Marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the county for the week ending December 19th: C. E. Valentine--F. K. Angell."
From the Marriage Records of Frederick County, Maryland:
"Charles E. Valentine, 23, of Frederick County, bachelor, farmer, to Fannie K. Angell, 21, of Frederick County, maid. Married December 24, 1883, at Mechanicstown, by W. C. Wire."
Obituary for Charles Edward Valentine from the Frederick Post of Tuesday Morning, March 11, 1930:
"Charles Edward Valentine, former Western Maryland Railroad agent at Keymar, died Sunday morning at 3:30 o'clock at the home of John N. Forrest, from heart trouble. He had been agent for a number of years up until two years ago when he retired on account of declining health. Mr. Valentine retired Saturday night apparently in his usual state when he was seized with a heart attack at 11 o'clock. His physician was summoned, but he was beyond aid and passed away four or five hours later. He was a son of the late James and Ella Valentine and was married to Miss Fannie K. Angel, who preceded him in death 17 years ago. He had been residing at the Forrest home for the last four years. Two brothers, Calvin H., Keysville, and John W., York, survive. He was affiliated with the Junior O. U. A. M. lodge of Taneytown. Funeral from the Forrest home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment in Mt. Zion (Haugh's) Cemetery. Rev. P. H. Williams, pastor of the Union Bridge Lutheran charge, will officiate. The Junior O. U. A. M. will conduct burial services."
Charles is the 3rd great grandson of Immigrant Johan George Valentine (1715-1783) & Anna Margaretha (Mathias) Valentine (1734-1777).
From the Frederick News of December 20, 1883:
"Marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the county for the week ending December 19th: C. E. Valentine--F. K. Angell."
From the Marriage Records of Frederick County, Maryland:
"Charles E. Valentine, 23, of Frederick County, bachelor, farmer, to Fannie K. Angell, 21, of Frederick County, maid. Married December 24, 1883, at Mechanicstown, by W. C. Wire."
Obituary for Charles Edward Valentine from the Frederick Post of Tuesday Morning, March 11, 1930:
"Charles Edward Valentine, former Western Maryland Railroad agent at Keymar, died Sunday morning at 3:30 o'clock at the home of John N. Forrest, from heart trouble. He had been agent for a number of years up until two years ago when he retired on account of declining health. Mr. Valentine retired Saturday night apparently in his usual state when he was seized with a heart attack at 11 o'clock. His physician was summoned, but he was beyond aid and passed away four or five hours later. He was a son of the late James and Ella Valentine and was married to Miss Fannie K. Angel, who preceded him in death 17 years ago. He had been residing at the Forrest home for the last four years. Two brothers, Calvin H., Keysville, and John W., York, survive. He was affiliated with the Junior O. U. A. M. lodge of Taneytown. Funeral from the Forrest home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment in Mt. Zion (Haugh's) Cemetery. Rev. P. H. Williams, pastor of the Union Bridge Lutheran charge, will officiate. The Junior O. U. A. M. will conduct burial services."
Charles Edward Valentine was born June 20, 1860, in Creagerstown District, Frederick County, Maryland, the son of James Edward and Ella Josephine Rodeniser Valentine. On December 24, 1883, in Thurmont, Frederick County, Maryland, he married Frances "Fannie" Key Angell, daughter of Samuel L. and Mary Ann Snook Angell. It appears they had no children. Charles passed away on March 9, 1930, in Keymar, Carroll County, Maryland, and was buried on the 11th in Haugh's Church Cemetery in Ladiesburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
Charles is the 3rd great grandson of Immigrant Johan George Valentine (1715-1783) & Anna Margaretha (Mathias) Valentine (1734-1777).
From the Frederick News of December 20, 1883:
"Marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the county for the week ending December 19th: C. E. Valentine--F. K. Angell."
From the Marriage Records of Frederick County, Maryland:
"Charles E. Valentine, 23, of Frederick County, bachelor, farmer, to Fannie K. Angell, 21, of Frederick County, maid. Married December 24, 1883, at Mechanicstown, by W. C. Wire."
Obituary for Charles Edward Valentine from the Frederick Post of Tuesday Morning, March 11, 1930:
"Charles Edward Valentine, former Western Maryland Railroad agent at Keymar, died Sunday morning at 3:30 o'clock at the home of John N. Forrest, from heart trouble. He had been agent for a number of years up until two years ago when he retired on account of declining health. Mr. Valentine retired Saturday night apparently in his usual state when he was seized with a heart attack at 11 o'clock. His physician was summoned, but he was beyond aid and passed away four or five hours later. He was a son of the late James and Ella Valentine and was married to Miss Fannie K. Angel, who preceded him in death 17 years ago. He had been residing at the Forrest home for the last four years. Two brothers, Calvin H., Keysville, and John W., York, survive. He was affiliated with the Junior O. U. A. M. lodge of Taneytown. Funeral from the Forrest home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment in Mt. Zion (Haugh's) Cemetery. Rev. P. H. Williams, pastor of the Union Bridge Lutheran charge, will officiate. The Junior O. U. A. M. will conduct burial services."
Charles is the 3rd great grandson of Immigrant Johan George Valentine (1715-1783) & Anna Margaretha (Mathias) Valentine (1734-1777).
From the Frederick News of December 20, 1883:
"Marriage licenses issued by the clerk of the county for the week ending December 19th: C. E. Valentine--F. K. Angell."
From the Marriage Records of Frederick County, Maryland:
"Charles E. Valentine, 23, of Frederick County, bachelor, farmer, to Fannie K. Angell, 21, of Frederick County, maid. Married December 24, 1883, at Mechanicstown, by W. C. Wire."
Obituary for Charles Edward Valentine from the Frederick Post of Tuesday Morning, March 11, 1930:
"Charles Edward Valentine, former Western Maryland Railroad agent at Keymar, died Sunday morning at 3:30 o'clock at the home of John N. Forrest, from heart trouble. He had been agent for a number of years up until two years ago when he retired on account of declining health. Mr. Valentine retired Saturday night apparently in his usual state when he was seized with a heart attack at 11 o'clock. His physician was summoned, but he was beyond aid and passed away four or five hours later. He was a son of the late James and Ella Valentine and was married to Miss Fannie K. Angel, who preceded him in death 17 years ago. He had been residing at the Forrest home for the last four years. Two brothers, Calvin H., Keysville, and John W., York, survive. He was affiliated with the Junior O. U. A. M. lodge of Taneytown. Funeral from the Forrest home this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock with interment in Mt. Zion (Haugh's) Cemetery. Rev. P. H. Williams, pastor of the Union Bridge Lutheran charge, will officiate. The Junior O. U. A. M. will conduct burial services."
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