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General

"1st & 2nd Maryland Cavalry, CSA." Robert J. Driver, Jr; Rockbridge Publishing: 1999. The posting of this resource is not in any way to be construed as a political or personal statement of the owner. Narrative portions and muster rolls are included. VCT

"1776 Census of Maryland." Bettie Stirling Carothers Publisher: Willow Bend Books, Estminster, MD, reprinted 2000. Contains information on individuals/households in 1776 Census. Ann Arundel County, Baltimore County (Deptford Hundred, Middlesex Hundred, Baltimore County), Caroline County, Dorchester County, Frederick County, Harford County, Prince George's County, Queene Anne's County, Talbot County including an alphabetical index. LPT

"1776 Census of Maryland." Familyline Publications, 1992. ASB2

"American Family History" of Fox, Ellicott & Evans. Charles Evans, Martha Ellicott Tyson & G. Hunter Bartlett, Published by the "Fox, Ellicott, Evans Fund, Ivy Hill Forest, Cocleysville, Maryland, 1882 & 1976. Library of Congress Catalog # 75-37006 Originating from Counties (Cornwall, Wiltshire, Collumpton and Devonshire) of England, the Fox, Ellicott & Evans families tell their story. Quakers, the story starts in the 1400's and travels to America in the 1700's and to the present. Many influencial families, mostly Quakers, settle in Maryland and Pennsylvania between the 1600's and 1800's. Very thorough genealogies. STH

"British Roots of Maryland Families." Robert W Barnes, Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., IN 1999. This book contains information on nearly 500 individuals and families whose descendants came to Maryland. Many families in this book such as the Frowicks, Lewkenors and Wroths did not come themselves, but were ancestors through marriage of daughters who did. Some families such as the Blakistons, Towneleys and Keenes, sent more than one individual. DMF, HB

"British Roots of Maryland Families, vol.2." Robert W. Barnes, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.; pub. 2002. Continuation of volume one which covers 203 settlers with excursions into other colonies. Some lines that appeared in the first volume are disproven. HB

"Catholic families of Southern Maryland", by Timothy J. O'Rourke. CM2

"CITIZENS OF THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND 1659-1750." Compiled by F. Edward Wright, 1986. A list of over 7000 persons whose presence was noted on some official records. It is my understanding that this book is now out of print. BBH

"The Civil War in Maryland." Daniel Carroll Toomey; Toomey Press; 1983, 2000. The posting of this reference is not in any way to be to be construed as a personal or political statement of the owner. This is a day-by-day narrative of the Civil War in Maryland; names are included as part of the story and NOT in troop or muster lists. VCT

"A Collection of Maryland Church Records." Henry C. Peden Jr. Family Line Publications. 1997. HJW

"The Colonial Clergy of the Middle Colonies, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania." Frederick Lewis Weis, Clearfield Company (reprinted from the Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc, 1978) reprint date 1995. An Alphabetical listing of hundreds of early members of the Clergy. Very helpful if a person is trying to trace the "footsteps" of a circuit rider or early minister. List by years each church served as well a location. The people in this book are from the years 1628-1776. In many cases it list the parents names and date/place of birth as well as date and place of death. All of the churches that this minister was associated with are listed by the year. There is no mention of a wife and family however. SW5

"Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland Volume 7." Henry C. Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Willow Bend Books, 2000. Genealogical information about many families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, approximatley 100 families listed. I also have Vol 2, 3 and 4, which also list approximately the same amount of family listings. P1

"Colonial Maryland Naturalizations." Jeffrey A. and Florence L. Wyand, Clearfield Co.,inc., 1975. Collection of colonial Maryland naturalizations that took place in the 1600's through late 1700's with special emphasis on German immigration. Limited family information (religion, occupation)is sometimes given. DH7

"The County Court Note-Book and Ancestral Proofs and Probabilities." Volumes I-X - edited by Milnor Ljungstedt; originally published in Bethesda, MD 1921 - 1931 and 1935-1936, reprinted Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., Baltimore, MD 1972. Note: This book includes material from numerous states: Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Georgia, the Carolinas, Delaware, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. It contains references to New Englanders found in the court records of other states, Virginia head rights, Maryland's next of kin, and Newcasle County, Delaware tax list of 1776, to name only a few. This is a rare and little known work. The writer Hannah Milnor (Robison) Ljungstedt was born in 1858 and died in 1942. The note-books were originally published separately. Mrs. Mary K. Meyer, Genealogical Librarian, Maryland Historical Society wrote the introduction. LPT

"Early Families of Southern Maryland Vol I, Revised," Elise Greenup Jourdan, Family Line Publications, ©1993. Most of this is in Anne Arundel Co., some Frederick Co., and occ. Baltimore Co., MD. These are the names of the chapters: Cecil, Cissell, Hutchison, Lewis Evans, Ismael Wright, Pile-Piles, Guy White, Orme, Doyne, Griffith, Greenup, Hilliard, Dickerson, Gittings, and Belt familes. There are Dorseys, Lindsey, Calvert and many more. PSH

"Early Settlers of Southern Maryland, Volume 6." Elise Greenup Jourdan: Willow Bend Books; 1998, 2002. Genealogies of families from Calvert, Charles & St. Mary's Counties, Maryland. This volume includes : Hawkins; Wyne; Ashman; Howard; Deaver; Dawkins; Dyson; Dyer; Barron; Boswell; Ninian Beall; Alexander Beall; Thomas Beall; James Beall and Robert Beall. VCT

"Heritage of Burroughs." Grace N. Burroughs, 1st Edition, July 1982. This book starts from 1817 up through 1982. Surnames include Burroughs, Mills, Jarboe, Dennison. RD1

"Historic Graves of Maryland and the District of Columbia." by Helen W. Ridgely. Publisher: Willow Bend Books 2000. (original copyright 1908 by The Grafton Press). LPT

"Index of Maryland Colonial Wills." James M. Magruder, Jr. (Baltimore: Genealogical Pubg., 1975) (orig. pub'd. Annapolis, 1933). An index of all wills recorded in the Maryland Hall of Records from 1634-1777. Sorted by surname. Listings include year, name, county, volume, and page no. MH6

"'Lucky Bag' - U. S. Naval Academy Class of 1911." U. S. Naval Academy, 1911. Contains a full page for each graduate which includes a brief sketch and photograph, plus school activities for the year 1910-1911. Send email with individual's name and I will send a copy of information. KM15

"'The Lucky Bag' - U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1925." U.S.Naval Academy 1925; 1955 Reunion Pamphlet. Contains biographical sketches of men in graduating class of 1925; also have 1955 class reunion publication which updates information on most of the men. 1925 book contains photos of men, also contains some information on activities while at the Academy. SY2

"Maryland and Virginia Colonials." Sharon J. Doliante. JI

"Maryland Genealogies From the Maryland Historical Magazine, Volumes I and II." Indexed by Thomas L. Hollowak, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1980, 1997. Contains all the family history articles published in the Maryland Historical Magazine from its inception through 1976. Most of the articles begin with the first member of the family in Maryland and trace descendants in the male line down to the early eighteenth century. L1, T5

"Maryland German Church Records, Volume 12, Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church, Hagerstown, Washington County, Maryland 1771 - 1849." Historical Society of Carroll County, Family Line Publications, 1997. MF5

"The Maryland Militia in the Revolutionary War." S. Eugene Clements and F. Edward Wright, 1987. A history of the militia organizations, list of commissioned officers, and muster rolls and other lists of militia units. Please note this book only gives lists of names of men in a particular militia group. No personal information is included. HJW, MHW

"Maryland Records, Volume 1." Gaius Marchus Brumbaugh, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1928. "This is the most comprehensive collection of basic information ever compiled in the field of Maryland records of genealogical interest. Along with the 1776 census--which alone is worth the price of the set--are marriages, loyalty oaths, tombstone inscriptions, pensions, naturalizations, surveys, rent rolls, and other types of lists. Over 50,000 individuals are named." . . . no other publication contains inside its covers such a wide variety of helpful materials for the researcher in Maryland genealogy."--Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin (Summer 1978)." Vol 1 Covers records from the following counties:
Prince George's
Frederick
Charles
St. Marys
Anne Arundel T5

"Maryland Records, Volume 2." Gaius Marchus Brumbaugh, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1928. "This is the most comprehensive collection of basic information ever compiled in the field of Maryland records of genealogical interest. Along with the 1776 census--which alone is worth the price of the set--are marriages, loyalty oaths, tombstone inscriptions, pensions, naturalizations, surveys, rent rolls, and other types of lists. Over 50,000 individuals are named." . . . no other publication contains inside its covers such a wide variety of helpful materials for the researcher in Maryland genealogy."--Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin (Summer 1978)." Vol 2 Covers records from the following counties:
Kent County
Anne Arundel
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
St. Mary's
Caroline
Harford
Queen Ann's
Prince Georges
Montgomery T5

"Maryland Revolutionary Records." Harry Wright Newman. (Washington: pub'd by the compiler, 1938; reprinted by Genealogical Publishing, Baltimore, 1993.) "Data obtained from 3,050 Pension Claims and Bounty Land Applications, including 1,000 Marriages of Maryland Soldiers and a List of 1,200 Proved Services of Soldiers and Patriots of other States." HJW, MH6

"Marylanders in the Confederacy." Daniel D. Hartzler; Family Line Publications; 1986, 1994. The posting of this resource is not in any way to be construed as a political or personal statement of the owner. Chapters Include : Comparative Strengths; Senior Grade and Flag Ranked Officers; Marylanders of the US Military Academy; Colleges; Groups of Men who left Maryland; Maryland Designated Commands; Maryland Units; The Maryland Line; Divided Families; Field Grade Officers; Enlistments; Naval; Marines; Physicians; Clergymen; Legislators & Congressmen; Marylanders at Home; Former Governors; Adjutant Generals; Post War Organizations. VCT

"Marylanders to Kentucky 1775 - 1825." Henry C. Peden, Jr.; Family Line Publications; 1991. RC3

"Monocacy and Catoctin, Some Settlers of Western Maryland and Adjacent Pennsylvania and Their Descendants 1725 - 1988, Volume II." C.E. Schildknect, Family Line Publications. MF5

"More Maryland Deponents 1716-1799." Henry C. Peden Jr. Family Line Publications. 1992. HJW

"Nehemiah Moxley: His Claggettsville Sons and Their Descendants." Allie May Moxley Buxton; BookCrafters; 1989 A record of Nehemiah Moxley (1737-1836), his three sons, William, Jacob and Ezekiel, their descendants and present day relatives. KC4

"Old Buckingham by the Sea on the Eastern Shore of Maryland I." Marshall Page, Philadelphia, The Westminster Press, 1936. Land and People of the Eastern Shore. List of Pastors and Elders who served with them. JG6

"Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of Maryland." Clayton Torrence, Familyline Publications, 1992. Sketches and histories on founding families in the Virginia and Maryland areas in 1600s and 1700s. Most prominent names are Horsey, Price, Revell, Scarborough or Scarburgh. It does have an index. SJH

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Four, The Watkins Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr. Heritage Books, 1997. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Five, The King Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr., Heritage Books, Inc., 1997. Primarily a study of the Montgomery County descendants of John Duckett King (1778-1858). KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Six, The Burdette Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr. Heritage Books, 1998. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Eight, The Brandenburg Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr. Heritage Books, 1998. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Twelve, The Browning Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr., Heritage Books,Inc., 1998. The Browning Families, primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties, MD. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Fourteen: The Lewis Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr. Heritage Books, Inc. ; 1999. The Lewis Families; Primarily of Montgomery County Maryland - But Including Members of the Family Found in Other Counties of Maryland and Elsewhere. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Fifteen: The Warfield Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 1999. The Warfield Families; Primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties, Maryland - Having Origins in Anne Arundel County, and Including Members of the Family Found in Other Counties of Maryland and Elsewhere. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book 19, The Bowman and Gue Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr, Heritage Books, Inc, 2000. Principally the Descendants of George Bowman (1759) and Elizabeth Gue through more than 200 years and ten generations,in male and female lines,primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Co, Md. but including numerous references to the family found in other counties and states. Includes a chapter on Jacob Bowman (brother of George) and his family. BR, KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Twenty-Two: Davis Families of Montgomery County, MD." William Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 2001. The Davis Families of Montgomery County, MD And Including References to Numerous Other Allied Maryland Families of Montgomery and Frederick Counties. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Twenty-five: Ricketts Families of Maryland." William Neal Hurley, Jr., Heritage Books, Inc.; 2001. The Ricketts Families, Primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties Maryland- But Including Numerous References to the Family found in Other Counties and States. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book Twenty-Eight: Baker Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 2001. Baker Families, Primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties, but including Family members found in other counties of the State.KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book 29: Selby Families of Maryland." Wiliam Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 2001. The Selby Family, Primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties Maryland- But Including Numerous References to the Family found in Other Counties and States. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book 32: The Waters Families." William Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc; 2002. The Waters Families, Being Principally the Descendants of John Waters, Born c. 1648 - Through More Than 300 years and Twelve Generations, In Male and Female Lines, Primarily of Montgomery and Frederick Counties Maryland But Including Numerous References to the Family found in Other Counties and States. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage Book 33 - The Griffith Families of Maryland." Wiliam Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 2002. Being principally the descendants of William Griffith, Died c. 1699, Through More Than 300 Years and Twelve Generatios, In Male and Female Lines, Primarily Montgomery & Frederick Counties MD but including Numerous Reference to the Family found in Other Counties and States. KC4

"Our Maryland Heritage Book 34 - The Hawkins Families of Maryland." Wiliam Neal Hurley, Jr. Publisher Heritage Books, Inc. 2002. Being principally the descendants of the immigrant Henry Hawkins, who came from England in the mid 1650's and died ca 1699. First wife was Eleanor, second wife Elizabeth/Eliza. Primarily Montgomery & Frederick Counties MD but includes many other counties and Hawkins not connected by the author to the line of Henry Hawkins. The volunteer is a descendant of the Henry Hawkins line. K7

"Our Maryland Heritage, Book 42: Cashell and Plummer Families." Wiliam Neal Hurley, Jr.; Heritage Books, Inc.; 2004. KC4

"The Pennsylvania-German in the Settlement of Maryland." Daniel Wunderlich Nead,Clearfield Publ, 1914 repr 1980. This is a narrative and critical history. It contains many names. There is not a lot of family information. Covers the era 1730 until after the Rev. War. Gives a lot of information about how the Germans lived. BR

"The Place Names of Maryland; Their Origin and Meaning." Hamill Kenny, Ph. D; Maryland Historical Society; 1999. KC4

"Settlers of Maryland, 1679 - 1783, Consolidated Edition." Peter Wilson Coldham, Genealogical Publishing Co., 2002. References to Land Records for Maryland for the years 1679 to 1783. Provides the following information: names, county, name of tract, acreage, date of survey or patent, and land record reference. CL, TN

"Settlers of Maryland 1731-1750." Peter Wilson Coldham, Genealogical Publishing Co, 1996. RS3

"Sidelights on Maryland History, With Sketches of Early Maryland Families, Volume I and Volume II." Hester Dorsey Richarson, Genealogical Publishing Co, Inc., 1967, 1995. Includes history, county records, genealogies, etc. Has general index as well as a proper name index. JUK

"The Terrapin." University of Maryland yearbook, 1945. University of Maryland, 1945. MH6

"Western Maryland Newspaper Abstracts 1786-1798." Family Line Publications, 1985,1993. ASB2

"Western Maryland Newspaper Abstracts 1799-1805, Vol. 2." F. Edward Wright, Family Line Publications, 1986, 1995. ASB2

Allegany Co.

"From The news papers of Allegheny & Washington Co.'s Maryland 1820-1830." RP5

"History of Allegany County, Maryland." Thomas & Williams, originally published 1923, reprinted by Regional Publishing Company, 1969. MHW

Anne Arundel Co.

"Anne Arundel Co. Church Records of the 17th & 18th Centuries." F. Edward Wright. Willow Bend Books, 2002. Maps of parishes of Anne Arundel and Howard (now) Counties; All Hallows Parish, St. Anne's Parish, St. Margaret's, Westminster Parish, Christ Churc, Queen Caroline Paris, St. James Parish, and West River Monthly Meeting (Quakers). GB4, T5

"Anne Arundel Gentry Vol. Two." Harry Wright Newman, Reprinted by Family Line Publications 1990, 1996. Genealogical History of some early famlies of Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Includes the Beal, Dorsey, Edwards, Howard, Stockett, Waters, Wells and Yate families. CW1

"Anne Arundel Co. Marriage Records 1777-1877." Compiled by John W. Powell; Anne Arundel Genealogical Society; 1991. GB4, KC4, LST

"Anne Arundel Co. Will Index 1777-1918." by Powell. LST

"Atlas Anne-Arundel County." G.M. Hopkins. Maps of the different district, Cities and Villages. CW1

"The Founders of Anne Arundel & Howard Counties, Maryland." J.D. Warfield, A.M. Family Line Publications 1990. Information on many first settlers of these 2 counties. An emphasis on Warfield but many more families. Book is 543 pages long with extensive index. B4, CW1

Baltimore Co.

"1851 City and Business Directory, Baltimore Maryland." Richard J. Matchett, 1851. A CD listing residents, their addresses, and their occupations, Baltimore, MD, 1851. Organized alphabetically by last name. JS21

"1914 R.L. Polk Baltimore City Directory." This city directory contains business and individual listings for the city of Baltimore. The occupation, name and address of the head of the household is given. Married women who are heads of households are listed by their Christian names. People working outside the home are listed. Businesses are listed alphabetically and also by class of business. Many of the business listings list the names of the pricipal officers of the business as well as the addresses and sometimes phone numbers are included. Individual listings note whether individuals are "colored" as noted by an asterisk (*) by their name, or not withÊno asterisk. TD

"Baltimore City Birth Records 1865 - 1894." Mary K. Meyer, 1997. Although it is well known that the recordation of vital records in Baltimore City was required by law commencing January 1, 1875, few of us realize that prior to that date, there existed a system for keeping records within the City. Therefore it came as somewhat of a surprise to Ms. Meyer when this bit of information was called to her attention in 1971. Dates begin 1865 up to 1894 by Meyer. LST, TLR

"Baltimore City Deaths and Burials: 1834 - 1840." Henry C. Peden, Jr., Willow Bend Books, 1999. KC4

"Baltimore County, Maryland Deed Abstracts 1659 - 1750." Robert Barnes, Familly Line Pubs, 1996. Traces the descent of specific tracts of land. Each entry is under the title of the Plat. Each name of buyer for that specific plat is listed with relationships if they apply. Covers other counties that border Baltimore since some of them were part of Baltimore Co. before they were created. P1

"Baltimore County, Maryland, Deed Records, Vol. One: 1659-1737." John Davis, Heritage Books, 1996. This book contains abstracts of fourteen early deed books recorded at the Baltimore Co. Court. The period covered is from 1659-1737. MH6

"Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759." Robert W. Barnes, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1989. "Is the story of the hundreds of families -- and thousands of individuals--who settled along the banks of the Patapsco, Gunpowder and Susquehanna rivers and their tributaries during the first hundred years of the county's existence." A collection of family information on Baltimore County Families which lived there from 1659-1759. CTS, L1

"Cash for Blood: The Baltimore to New Orleans Domestic Slave Trade." Ralph Clayton, Heritage Books, 2002. R13

"Cemetery Inscriptions, Camp Chapel, Ebenezer & Hiss UM Churches." Balto. Co. Genealogical Society, 1999." Camp Chapel is located 5900 Joppa Rd. near Belair Rd. Balto. dates approx. 1813. Ebenezer UM, @ Ebenezer Rd & Earls Rd. Chase, Balto. Co. Md. dates approx. 1853. Hiss UM. 8700 Harford Rd. Baltimore County, Md. dates approx. 1839 - 1840. TLR

"Early Catholic Church Records in Baltimore, Maryland 1782 - 1800." Mary A. & Stanley G. Piet, 1989, Willow Bend Books. I will do your lookup for you, just e-mail me with your request and I will get back as soon as possible. TLR

"Historic Profiles: Baltimore." Heritage Quest / 2000 / Generations Archives. 1870 census records index / History-City of Baltimore / Maps & Images, with detailed info. related to the City of Baltimore. 91,648 people from baltimore are searcable. Baltimore was one of the 9 major urban centers in 1870. TLR

"Index of Baltimore County, Maryland Wills: 1659 - 1850." Bettie S. Carothers and Robert W. Barnes, Willow Bend Books, 1979/2005. KC4

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in the Baltimore Sun, 1861-1865." Joseph C. Maguire. Willow Bend Books; 2000. Contains dates of death and marriage from notices published in the Baltimore Sun newspaper. Listed alphabetically by surname. Also contains date of publication in the Baltimore Sun so that the reader can obtain a copy of the original listing. KC4, MER

"Index of Obituaries & Marriages in the Baltimore Sun 1866-1870 vol 1." Francis P. O'Neill, Family Line Publications, 1996. Index of surnames from A through J only for the years 1866 through 1870. S12

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in The (Baltimore) Sun, 1866 - 1870 with Addendum, 1861 - 1865." Francis P. O'Neill; Willow Bend Books; 2002. KC4

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in The (Baltimore) Sun 1871-1875 Vol. 1 & 2 A-Z." Francis P. O'Neill, Family Line Publications, 1995. This is an INDEX ONLY of obituaries and marriages which were published in the Baltimore Sun from 1871-1875. CTS

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in The (Baltimore) Sun, 1871 - 1875, A - J." Francis P. O'Neill; Willow Bend Books; 2001. KC4

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in The (Baltimore) Sun, 1871 - 1875, K - Z." Francis P. O'Neill; Willow Bend Books; 2001. KC4

"Index of Obituaries and Marriages in The Baltimore Sun 1876-1880." Francis P. O'Neill, Willow Bend Books, 2000. Alphabetical index. Use this information to possibly obtain/locate more information from the actual Obituary and Marriage listed in the paper. The book provides names, dates, and location of information. S12

"Interment records 1883 - 1929 Lorraine Park Cemetery LPC & Mausoleum." Elaine & Kenneth Zimmerman / Family Line Publishing / 1929. Over 4,600 surnames with date of death, age, section, lot number, cause of death, and undertaker. Started Oct.16, 1883 and last date is Dec. 27, 1929. Lorraine Park Cemetery is in the Northwestern section of Baltimore County, Maryland. It is worth noting that there were many transfered burials from over 25 other graveyards or private properties. TLR

"Loudon Park caretaker records A thru B only...1853 - 1986." Anna Miller Waltring, E.Charles Miller. and R. Scott Johnson, 1986. Some occupants were relocated to Loudon Park from Old St. Peters, Mt. Zion, Baltimore Cemetery, Presbyterian burial grounds, Lutheran, Baptist, Whatcoat Chapel, Greenmount, Western Universalist, Light Street, and St. Louis. circa 1853 - 1986. TLR

"Maryland Mortalities, 1876 - 1915, from The (Baltimore) Sun Almanac." Walter E. Arps, Jr. ; Willow Bend Books; 1999. KC4

"Middling Planters of Ruxton; 1694-1850." Joseph M. Coale, III; Maryland Historical Society; 1996. Focusing on representative families, their tracts, and their descendants, this book traces the history of this area from the colonial period through the Revolution to the early Industrial Revolution. (Not a large index). KC4

"Mt. Carmel Cemtery Records 1893 - 1905." Balto. Co. Genalogical Society, 1998. Cemetery opened in 1853, but this particular book contains burials from 1893 to 1905. Including information of re-burials from Old Wilk Street ground of the M. E. Church, March 1857. TLR

"Mt. Carmel cemetery; Annex records; 1894 - 1970." Balto. Co. Genealogical Society, 1999. Baltimore Maryland, Disinterment & Reinterment records, plus information on changes during the construction of Interstate 95 to the burial area. TLR

"Mt. Olivet Cemetery; Baltimore, Maryland, Vol. 1, 2 & 3." John J. Winterbottom, 1989, Willow bend Books. Listings of Lot owners; who is buried in the lots, and all available burial information listed. Caretaker Records, years 1849 up to 1989 burials. TLR

"Mt. Olivet Cemetery Caretaker Records Vol 1 Sections A-D." John J. Winterbottom, Willow Bend Books, 2000. Book provides lot number and name of owner when available, as well as burials/removals for the lot. Names, death date and birth date are provided when available. Book is indexed. Mt. Olivet Cemetery was founded in 1845 and is located on Frederick Rd. in Baltimore Co. KC4, S12

"Mt. Olivet Cemetery Caretaker Records Vol 2 Sections E-J." John J. Winterbottom, Willow Bend Books, 2000. Book provides lot number and name of owner when available, as well as burials/removals for the lot. Names, death date and birth date are provided when available. Book is indexed. Mt. Olivet Cemetery was founded in 1845 and is located on Frederick Rd. in Baltimore Co. KC4, S12

"Mt. Olivet Cemetery Mt. Olivet Cemetery Caretaker Records Vol 3 Sections K-S and Single Interments." John J. Winterbottom, Willow Bend Books, 2000. Book provides lot number and name of owner when available, as well as burials/removals for the lot. Names, death date and birth date are provided when available. Book is indexed. Mt. Olivet Cemetery was founded in 1845 and is located on Frederick Rd. in Baltimore Co. KC4, S12

"The Patapsco; Baltimore's River of History." Paul J. Travers; Maryland Historical Society/Tidewater Publishers; 1990. KC4

"The 1939 Poly Cracker Yearbook." Published by the Senior Class, 1939. This is the 1939 yearbook for The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (college preparatory school) for boys in Baltimore, Maryland. KS8

"Passenger Arrivals at the Port of Baltimore 1820 - 1835 From Customs Passenger Lists." Michael H. Tepper, Genealogical Publishing Company 1982. Alphabetical list of surnames transcribed from US Customs Passenger Lists. Include alternate spellings of your surname. Many records are from the Abstracts - which DO NOT contain the name of the ship arrived. on. M33

"Records of Old Otterbein Church, Baltimore, Maryland from 1785 - 1881." Compiled from Md. Genealogical Society bulletin Normal vital information on Church members, including deaths, births, and history on Church members, a lot of times talking about how they arrived in America. TLR

"Records of St. Pauls Parish, Vol. # 1." Baltimore, Maryland. Bill & Martha Reamy, 1988. The Anglican Church Records of Baltimore City and Lower Baltimore County, Early 1700 - 1800's. Contains Births-1710 to 1789; Marriages-1716 to 1787, and Burials from 1722 to 1789. Church is located at St. Pauls St. Downtown, Baltimore. TLR

"Records of St. Pauls Parish - Vol. #2." Bill & Marha Reamy - 1989. The Protestant Episcopal Church records of Baltimore City and Lower Baltimore County. This Parish at one time was called "Patapsco Parish", was one og the original parishes laid out in 1692 when the Colony of Maryland was devided into Parishes. This book contains Births, Deaths, Marriages, and particulers of this Church's records. TLR

"Records of St. Pauls Cemtery - 1855 - 1946." Elaine Obbink Zimmerman & Kenneth Edwin Zimmerman - 1992. Cemetery sits atop a knoll in Druid Hill Park, in Baltimore City. Where German immigrants and their ancesters are buried. This cemtery Pre-dates the Park, and is one of 3 in the Park. The cemtery lot was purchsed October 25, 1854, and proceeded from there. TLR

"R. L. Polk's Baltimore City Directory 1914." R.L. Polk & Co. 1914. A city directory containing both working individuals, retired home owners and businesses. These list the names and addresses. Sometimes family links can be established by seeing same surnamed individuals at the same address. Also listed in alphabetical order are names of different businesses in different catagories in a separate section of the directory. Also listed in different catagories are churches and social clubs and some of the prominent businesses where the major officers are listed. Also listed are government officials in different levels of state and local positions. Approximately 2700 pages. TJD

"St. George's Parish Registers 1689 - 1793." Bill & Martha Reamy, Willow Bend Books, 1999. Gives information on births, christenings, marriages, deaths, burials, and family members. L6

"St. James Parish Register, Baltimore County, Maryland." Bill & Martha Reamy. For the years 1787 - 1815. Gives information on births , christenings, marriages, deaths, burials, and family members. TLR

"St. James Protestant Episcopal Church, My Lady's Manor, Monkton, Md." Balto. County Genealogical Society - 1992. Information on Burials, sometimes with family members named on the tombstone insriptions, and also covers "Coloured" burials at this location. TLR

"St.Johns & Georges Parish Registers - 1696 - 1854." Henry C. Peden Jr. M.A. 1987. This collection of Records does not represent All that are availabe for thes Parishes, as there is another, distinctly separate, collection of Parish registers, 2681 - 1799, 1834 - 1841, 1834 - 1903, and 1845 - 1881. These are not published at this writting, but are hoped to be completed in the near future. The original locations were Joppa, Md., Baltimore City, and Perryman, Harford County, Md. TLR

"A closer look at St. John's Parish register - 1701 - 1801." Henry C. Peden Jr., 2003. Correction of errors found in his earlier printings of this Parish Register are found in this copy. St. Johns & St. Georges Parish register 1696 - 1854. TLR

"St. Marys Cemetery, Baltimore Cemeteries Volume 5." Baltimore County genalogical Society, 1985. 200 block of Homeland Ave. Baltimore, Md. Established in 1850, The Church is located 5502 York Rd. Balto... St. Mary of the Assumption. TLR

"St.Peters Roman Catholic Church Burials 1803-1977." Balto. Md. Burke Publishing Co. 2000. ( Md. State Archives ) CD containing original microfilmed records of the Co-Cathedral-Minor Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Burials into Old Cathedral & various cemeteries. TLR

"St. Thomas Parish Deaths & Burials, Owings Mills, Md. 1728 - 1995." Willow Bend Books Church records of Deaths and Burials performed at this Parish, in Owings Mills, Maryland - Baltimore County. TLR

"Tombstone Inscriptions of Govans Presbyterian Church cemetery." Balto. Co. Genealogical Society, 1996. A co-operative effort by Govans Church officials and the society, located at 5828 York Rd. Baltimore, Maryland. As early as 1844, records are avialable for burials. TLR

"Tombstone Inscriptions of Holy Rosary Church Cemetery, Balto. Co. Md." Balto. County Genealogical Society, Spring 1997. Eastern European Interest Group, mostly those members who are tied to the Polish, Czechoslovakian, and Lithuanian Heritage, are buried in this cemetery. TLR

"Vital records of the First Independent Church, Balto. Md. 1818 - 1921." Mrs. Edwin C. Gibbons, Jr. Vital records of Church functions, including marriages, deaths, who joined when, plus other Christian activities revolving around this particular Church. TLR

"Western Cemetery, Interment Records 1874 - 1892." Baltimore County Genealogical Society, Inc; 2004. KC4

"Western Cemetery, Interment Records 1893 - 1903." Baltimore County Genealogical Society, Inc; 2005. KC4

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