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Notes for Zachariah Arnold
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Zachariah Arnold was names after his grandfather, Zachariah Albaugh, who had moved to Frederick Co., MD ca 1747 from Amwell N. J. where he was a member of Elder John Naas's Amwell Congregation. Naas was a close associate of Alexander Mack, founder of the Church of the Brethren.
Zach was Stonemason. The house a fine example of a pioneer log building together with the weavers house nearby of fine stone work, was sold and removed in 1985. The Arnold Cemetery is located on the hilltop a few hundred yards from where Zach and Abigail Arnold lived. [leyda.FTW]
Zachariah Arnold was names after his grandfather, Zachariah Albaugh, who had moved to Frederick Co., MD ca 1747 from Amwell N. J. where he was a member of Elder John Naas's Amwell Congregation. Naas was a close associate of Alexander Mack, founder of the Church of the Brethren.
Zach was Stonemason. The house a fine example of a pioneer log building together with the weavers house nearby of fine stone work, was sold and removed in 1985. The Arnold Cemetery is located on the hilltop a few hundred yards from where Zach and Abigail Arnold lived. [leyda.FTW]
Zachariah Arnold was names after his grandfather, Zachariah Albaugh, who had moved to Frederick Co., MD ca 1747 from Amwell N. J. where he was a member of Elder John Naas's Amwell Congregation. Naas was a close associate of Alexander Mack, founder of the Church of the Brethren.
Zach was Stonemason. The house a fine example of a pioneer log building together with the weavers house nearby of fine stone work, was sold and removed in 1985. The Arnold Cemetery is located on the hilltop a few hundred yards from where Zach and Abigail Arnold lived.
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