Ceresville, Maryland

Ceresville is an unincorporated community in Frederick County, Maryland.

History In July 1793, Continental Army officer Otho H. Williams sent a letter to then U.S. secretary of the treasury Alexander Hamilton from Ceresville, recommending a successor to the position of Collector of Annapolis. In August 1933, a tornado touched down causing extensive property damage and heavy rains caused the nearby Monocacy River to rise eight feet, resulting in flood damage as well.

References

External links Ceresville Flour Mill built by William E. Williams in 1813