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Isaac Cassell Nicodemus

Born: 05 November 1815 in Oak Orchard, Frederick County, Maryland
Died: 28 September 1877 in Oak Orchard, Frederick County, Maryland
Buried: Methodist Cemetery, Linganore, Unionville, MD. Stone 61-10-3.

Mother: Catherine Cassell
Father: Henry Nicodemus

Married: Susannah Dudderar 27 March 1837 in Frederick County, Maryland

daughter of William Dudderar and Margaret Shriner. She was born 25 December 1815, and died 25 February 1888 in Near Unionville, Frederick County, Maryland. Burial: Liganore Cemetery, Frederick County, Maryland

Children:

1. William H.
   b. 03 June 1838
   d. 22 May 1914.
2. John Hamilton
   b. 08 July 1840, Near Unionville, Frederick County, Maryland
   d. 12 February 1911, Near Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio
3. Eliza J.
   b. 1843
4. Sarah E.
   b. Abt. 1845
5. Peter
   b. September 1846
   d. 1929
6. Jesse
   b. February 1848
   d. 1936
7. Isaac C.
   b. 10 April 1850
   d. 21 July 1900
8. David Clinton
   b. 03 August 1852
   d. 24 October 1854.
9. Bradley T.
   b. December 1859
   d. 1915
10. Susannah C.
    b. Unknown

Sources and Additional Information:

Obit - American Sentinel, 6 Oct 1877 - Isaac Nicodemus died at Oak Orchard on 28 Sep 1877, age 62.

Frederick, Co, MD Will Book JPP 2 490 - Susannah Nicodemus Will - names 8 of 10 children - probate 10 Mar 1888. Executors: E. M. Nusbaum and B. T. Nicodemus.

Notes for SUSANNAH DUDDERAR:

Frederick, Co, MD Will Book JPP 2 490 - Susannah Nicodemus Will - names 8 of 10 children - probate 10 Mar 1888. Executors: E. M. Nusbaum and B. T. Nicodemus.

Catherine Cassell, 1793-1854

Posted by: William Dooley Date: November 05, 1998 at 23:06:43 of 155

Catherine Cassell, b. May 9, 1793 d. Dec 23, 1854 was married to Henry Nicodemus. Their Son was Isaac Cassell, married to Susannah Dudderar on Mar 27, 1837 in Frederick County, Maryland.

I am hoping to find information on her parents and siblings, with further research possible.

Thank you for your help!

Bill

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