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   * Includes useful information on the early history of Frederick County. While I have only skimmed this, it seems to confirm that German-speaking immigrants and their descendants were a significant presence.   * Includes useful information on the early history of Frederick County. While I have only skimmed this, it seems to confirm that German-speaking immigrants and their descendants were a significant presence.
  
 +The biographical sketch of Philip Hiteshew (son of Daniel) in the above work appears to have been pretty much copied from an earlier work:
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 +Chapman Publishing Company (1898) //Portrait and biographical record of the Sixth congressional district, Maryland// New York: Chapman Publishing Co.
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 +This work can be accessed in digital form via the Internet Archive
 +  * [[https://archive.org/details/portraitbiograph01chap_0/|Portrait and biographical record of the Sixth congressional district, Maryland]]
 +(For biographical sketch of Philip L. Hiteshew, see pp. 329-331.)
 == Schumacher Register == == Schumacher Register ==
 The Schumacher Register refers to a notebook kept by Lutheran pastor Daniel Schumacher. It included records of baptisms from to 1754-1774 and was written in German.  It was translated in 1967 by Frederick B. Weiser, and this translation has been made available for viewing by Ancestry.com as part of an online database: The Schumacher Register refers to a notebook kept by Lutheran pastor Daniel Schumacher. It included records of baptisms from to 1754-1774 and was written in German.  It was translated in 1967 by Frederick B. Weiser, and this translation has been made available for viewing by Ancestry.com as part of an online database: