"Reds" Elliott was born about 1758 Ulster Scottish descent and died Between, 1810 - 1820 in Wolfsville, Frederick County, Maryland. He emigrated to America around the of Revolution, and who was nicknamed "Reds" because of he had flaming red hair.
Hannah Prior and "Reds" Elliott, together, settled first along the Conocoheague creek northwest of Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. Later, they tenanted what is known as the "Hen Russman place" along Catoctin creek on the mountain, near Wolfsville. Thence they moved to what is known as "the old Mel Wise place," now owned by Mark Lewis, near the old Forrest school, along the Stottlemyer road near its intersection with the Spruce Run Road, north of Wolfsville. Finally, Reds is said to have died while they were living on the "old Mel Wise place," and both he and
Hannah is thought to have been buried in unmarked graves in the Brandbenberg family burying ground, just north of Wolfsville. They had eleven children.
'Reds' Elliott will be of Ulster Scottish descent, not English. Not from a nobleman's family.
The Y DNA of the Pryor family is a match to the Elliott's of East County Donegal, Ireland.
Ulster Scots Presbyterians, many of whom emigrated to Pennsylvania, Maryland & Virginia in the mid to late 18th Century.
Courtesy of Rob Elliott Fand a Grave member 50694106
Children:
(1) Elizabeth Pryor, d. April 22, 1841.
(2) Mary Pryor, d. August 08, 1848.
(3) Peter Pryor.
(4) Susanna Pryor, d. June 05, 1872, married George Stotottlemyer. February 08, 1814.
(5) Margert Pryor, Married John Augustine.
(6) SAMUEL PRYOR
(7) James Pryor.
(8) Hannah Pryor
(9) William Pryor.
(10) Jacob Pryor, b. September 12, 1805, Wolfsville, MD; d. May 11, 1889.
(11) Benjanin Pryor b. September 20, 1807, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD; d. February 01, 1882, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD.
Source: Antietam Ancestors
Volume III., Number 2- Spring 1989
Todd Andrew Dorsett, Editor and Publisher
Waynesboro Historical Society
323 East Main Street Waynesboro, PA. 17268
Compiled by Mike Hahn
Hannah Prior and "Reds" Elliott, together, settled first along the Conocoheague creek northwest of Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. Later, they tenanted what is known as the "Hen Russman place" along Catoctin creek on the mountain, near Wolfsville. Thence they moved to what is known as "the old Mel Wise place," now owned by Mark Lewis, near the old Forrest school, along the Stottlemyer road near its intersection with the Spruce Run Road, north of Wolfsville. Finally, Reds is said to have died while they were living on the "old Mel Wise place," and both he and
Hannah is thought to have been buried in unmarked graves in the Brandbenberg family burying ground, just north of Wolfsville. They had eleven children.
'Reds' Elliott will be of Ulster Scottish descent, not English. Not from a nobleman's family.
The Y DNA of the Pryor family is a match to the Elliott's of East County Donegal, Ireland.
Ulster Scots Presbyterians, many of whom emigrated to Pennsylvania, Maryland & Virginia in the mid to late 18th Century.
Courtesy of Rob Elliott Fand a Grave member 50694106
Children:
(1) Elizabeth Pryor, d. April 22, 1841.
(2) Mary Pryor, d. August 08, 1848.
(3) Peter Pryor.
(4) Susanna Pryor, d. June 05, 1872, married George Stotottlemyer. February 08, 1814.
(5) Margert Pryor, Married John Augustine.
(6) SAMUEL PRYOR
(7) James Pryor.
(8) Hannah Pryor
(9) William Pryor.
(10) Jacob Pryor, b. September 12, 1805, Wolfsville, MD; d. May 11, 1889.
(11) Benjanin Pryor b. September 20, 1807, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD; d. February 01, 1882, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD.
Source: Antietam Ancestors
Volume III., Number 2- Spring 1989
Todd Andrew Dorsett, Editor and Publisher
Waynesboro Historical Society
323 East Main Street Waynesboro, PA. 17268
Compiled by Mike Hahn
"Reds" Elliott was born about 1758 Ulster Scottish descent and died Between, 1810 - 1820 in Wolfsville, Frederick County, Maryland. He emigrated to America around the of Revolution, and who was nicknamed "Reds" because of he had flaming red hair.
Hannah Prior and "Reds" Elliott, together, settled first along the Conocoheague creek northwest of Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. Later, they tenanted what is known as the "Hen Russman place" along Catoctin creek on the mountain, near Wolfsville. Thence they moved to what is known as "the old Mel Wise place," now owned by Mark Lewis, near the old Forrest school, along the Stottlemyer road near its intersection with the Spruce Run Road, north of Wolfsville. Finally, Reds is said to have died while they were living on the "old Mel Wise place," and both he and
Hannah is thought to have been buried in unmarked graves in the Brandbenberg family burying ground, just north of Wolfsville. They had eleven children.
'Reds' Elliott will be of Ulster Scottish descent, not English. Not from a nobleman's family.
The Y DNA of the Pryor family is a match to the Elliott's of East County Donegal, Ireland.
Ulster Scots Presbyterians, many of whom emigrated to Pennsylvania, Maryland & Virginia in the mid to late 18th Century.
Courtesy of Rob Elliott Fand a Grave member 50694106
Children:
(1) Elizabeth Pryor, d. April 22, 1841.
(2) Mary Pryor, d. August 08, 1848.
(3) Peter Pryor.
(4) Susanna Pryor, d. June 05, 1872, married George Stotottlemyer. February 08, 1814.
(5) Margert Pryor, Married John Augustine.
(6) SAMUEL PRYOR
(7) James Pryor.
(8) Hannah Pryor
(9) William Pryor.
(10) Jacob Pryor, b. September 12, 1805, Wolfsville, MD; d. May 11, 1889.
(11) Benjanin Pryor b. September 20, 1807, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD; d. February 01, 1882, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD.
Source: Antietam Ancestors
Volume III., Number 2- Spring 1989
Todd Andrew Dorsett, Editor and Publisher
Waynesboro Historical Society
323 East Main Street Waynesboro, PA. 17268
Compiled by Mike Hahn
Hannah Prior and "Reds" Elliott, together, settled first along the Conocoheague creek northwest of Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland. Later, they tenanted what is known as the "Hen Russman place" along Catoctin creek on the mountain, near Wolfsville. Thence they moved to what is known as "the old Mel Wise place," now owned by Mark Lewis, near the old Forrest school, along the Stottlemyer road near its intersection with the Spruce Run Road, north of Wolfsville. Finally, Reds is said to have died while they were living on the "old Mel Wise place," and both he and
Hannah is thought to have been buried in unmarked graves in the Brandbenberg family burying ground, just north of Wolfsville. They had eleven children.
'Reds' Elliott will be of Ulster Scottish descent, not English. Not from a nobleman's family.
The Y DNA of the Pryor family is a match to the Elliott's of East County Donegal, Ireland.
Ulster Scots Presbyterians, many of whom emigrated to Pennsylvania, Maryland & Virginia in the mid to late 18th Century.
Courtesy of Rob Elliott Fand a Grave member 50694106
Children:
(1) Elizabeth Pryor, d. April 22, 1841.
(2) Mary Pryor, d. August 08, 1848.
(3) Peter Pryor.
(4) Susanna Pryor, d. June 05, 1872, married George Stotottlemyer. February 08, 1814.
(5) Margert Pryor, Married John Augustine.
(6) SAMUEL PRYOR
(7) James Pryor.
(8) Hannah Pryor
(9) William Pryor.
(10) Jacob Pryor, b. September 12, 1805, Wolfsville, MD; d. May 11, 1889.
(11) Benjanin Pryor b. September 20, 1807, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD; d. February 01, 1882, Wolfsville, Frederick Co., MD.
Source: Antietam Ancestors
Volume III., Number 2- Spring 1989
Todd Andrew Dorsett, Editor and Publisher
Waynesboro Historical Society
323 East Main Street Waynesboro, PA. 17268
Compiled by Mike Hahn
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some stones are more like field stones, others are tombstones but names are illegible or completely worn off. The graveyard cannot be seen from the road but is behind a stable/barn.
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