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This collection contains papers relating to land transactions in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, including plats, patents, grants and deeds.

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This collection contains documents relating to the sale of properties and land in Baltimore City and County.

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This collection contains deeds and leases for land in Baltimore City and County.

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This collection contains land deeds, leases, inheritance documents, and a letter pertaining to the Buzby family of Baltimore, 1850-1923.

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This collection consists of various financial documents relating to the Crisp Family Estate including, deeds, letters, licenses, and bills.

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This collection is comprised primarily of land patents granted to the Dorsey family in Frederick County, Maryland during the 1750s.

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This collection concerns the Ellicott brothers purchase of land in Baltimore County and in Baltimore City.

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This collection consists of documents from Frederick County, Maryland. The bulk of the collection is made up of land indentures but also included are deeds, bills of sale, mortgages, petitions, bonds, promissory notes, and recognizances for Raphael Taney, Joseph Chapline, Daniel Dulany, Matthew Bartgis, and the Lohr family.

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This collection contains the papers of the Gorsuch and Mitchell families of "Retreat Farm," Baltimore County, Maryland. The collection consists of estate papers, including financial, legal and land records. The collection also contains diaries, medical account books, correspondence, and documents related to enslaved individuals. Other families represented include Bowen, Stansbury, Ensor, Merryman, and Matthews.

Abstract This collection contains farm journals, 18th and 19th centuries; land papers, late 17th and 18th, and some 19th century; personal and business correspondence, 18th and 19th centuries, of the Lloyd family of Wye House, Talbot County. Particulary concerns Edward Lloyd V (1779-1834), Governor of Maryland; Edward Lloyd VI (1798-1861), Edward Lloyd VII (1825-1907). Some material, but indirect, concerning Edward Lloyd II (1670-1718) and Philemon Lloyd (1646-1685). Farm journals and inventories...