The Golden Horse Tavern, Baltimore, Maryland

Alexander Forsyth, Jr. was the proprieter of The Golden Horse Tavern in 1796, and probably in 1794. He held it ... Continue Reading

The Sign of the Horse Tavern, Hanover, Pennsylvania

Alexander Forsyth leased "The Sign of the Horse" Tavern from Casper Reineker from 1779 to 1785. Casper Reiecker returned to ... Continue Reading

The Old Congress Hall Tavern, Baltimore, Maryland

The history of Old Congress Hall begins with its builder, Henry Fite. Henry Fite was born Heinrich Vogt in the ... Continue Reading

Forgotten Histories

The Indian King Tavern and Cheapside Hotel

The article provides an short history of Baltimore's Indian King Tavern and Cheapside Hotel. Located at 2 Water St. in Baltimore's old wharves, it was burned to the ground in the 1904 fire. The tavern and hotel were under the proprietorship of Alexander Forsyth, Jr. in the early 1800s. I collected this information while conducting research on his father, my earliest known Forsyth ancestor. ... Continue Reading

The Alexander Forsyth Family

The following is a list of Alexander Forsyth's family based on primary and secondary sources only. No genealogies or descendant ... Continue Reading

The Loebach and Bennerscheid Families of Geistingen, Germany

The LDS IGI lists the following Loebach's and Bennerscheid's who's births, baptisms, and marriages were registered in Geistingen between 1666 ... Continue Reading