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D. John Markey
David John Markey (October 7, 1882 – July 1963) was an American politician, Army officer, businessman, and college football coach. He is probably most notable for a controversial unsuccessful campaign for a United States Senate seat against former Maryland governor Herbert R. O'Conor in 1946. Markey was also the ninth head coach for the Maryland Agricultural College (now the University of Maryland) football team from 1902 to 1904.
==Early life==
Markey was born in Frederick, Maryland on October 7, 1882 to parents John Hanshew and Ida Maria (née Willard) Markey.〔〔 D. John Markey attended Frederick City High School. In 1898, he left high school and volunteered to serve in the Spanish-American War in the United States Army as part of a company of the First Maryland Infantry Regiment raised in Frederick.〔〔 One of his ancestors, Johann David Markey, immigrated to Frederick from the Electorate of the Palatinate in 1736.〔 Johann David Markey's son of the same name served in the War of 1812 and with the 16th Regiment of the Maryland Militia.〔Martha and Bill Reamy, (''Immigrant And Ancestors of Marylanders, as Found in Local Histories'' ), p. 150, Heritage Books, 2007, ISBN 1-58549-527-1.〕
The Markey family was alternatively described as of Scotch-Irish origin and "early settled in Frederick County".〔 Markey's grandfather, also D. John Markey, was an owner of lumber yards and mills in the county.〔 His father, John Hanshew Markey, was born in Frederick in 1834 and became a prominent resident of the city, long-time shoe merchant, and a lifelong Democrat and member of the Episcopal Church.〔
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