Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 1, Page 5 April 1983 – Worthington, James

Sketch of James Worthington – m. Elizabeth Griffith D/O Col. Henry Griffith. He was a farmer in New Market, Frederick County, Md. Issue: Anne 1814; Susan 1815, Upton 1810-1870 m. Catherine Issue: Achsah 1830, Lloyd 1836, Elizabeth.

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 1, Page 5 April 1983 – Worthington, Glenn Hood

Sketch of Glenn Hood Worthington – was a Chief Judge. He spent most of his boyhood days on his father’s farm. He went to public schools, then to Frederick City College. He began teaching in the public schools to pay his way while he studied law. He taught for two years, while attending the School of Law of the University of Maryland from which he graduated in May, 1887. He returned to Frederick and was appointed School Examiner in 1888: a position he held for almost four years until he resigned.

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 1, Page 4 April 1983 – Worthington, John T.

Sketch of John T. Worthington 31 March 1826-1902 m. Mary R. Simmons John T. died in the village of Urbana, Frederick Co., Md. He was one of the best known and leading agriculturist of Frederick County, and was highly respected by all who knew him. Politically he was an adherent of the Democratic Party, and he was affiliated in a religious way with the Protestant Episcopal Church: Issue John Henry a merchant of Stauton, Va.; Glenn Hood, Clark, Jane, m. Elizabeth Griffith

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 1, Page 4 April 1983 – Worthington, John Hood

Sketch of John Hood Worthington and at least two of his brothers removed to Frederick County, Md. Issue: Nicholas J. 1824-1902 m. Sarah Elizabeth Issue: Nicholas J. m. Alice Issue: Alice S. 1843-1890,  Albert S. 1869, Mary.

Worthington Descendants – Vol 1, No 1, Page 4 April 1983 – Worthington, Charles

Sketch of Charles Worthington m. Elvinia. He is listed as being an innkeeper in Creagerstown, in Frederick County, Md. Issue: Walter, Hood, Comfort, Henry Clay, Thomas, James