Box 1

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Contains the correspondence dated 1835 and 1837 of Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents Daniel Dulany and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates; letters written by Kate Mason Rowland from 1891-1895 to her cousin Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh discussing a Mason relative; and invitations to various events (including one at the White House in 1912) addressed to Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1875-1935).

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pamphlet entitled "Cash and Credit" and "Notes on Dulany's Valley, MD. by an Exile" written for the Baltimore County Union. Bay City, Michigan. This 57 page memoir of life in Dulaney’s Valley mentions various residents during the early 1800s, social customs, attire, politics, road and bridge building, the Captain of the first Baltimore Clipper, and farming techniques including liming, mechanical threshers, reapers, and cider-making.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Fitzhugh-Tyson papers consists of three series: Series I. Fitzhugh family papers; Series II. Tyson family papers; and Series III. Rev. Dr. James Morss papers.Series I contains materials related to members of the Fitzhugh family. The correspondence is comprised (1835, 1837) primarily of letters from Henry Maynadier Fitzhugh (1815-1900) to his parents, Daniel Dulany Fitzhugh and Margaret Maynadier Fitzhugh, during his time as a Maryland representative to the House of Delegates....