United States -- History -- Revolution, 1775-1783
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Acosta, Moulton, and Ridgely families papers
Contains correspondence, legal documents, and financial records of the Acosta, Moulton, and Ridgely families, as well as many other associated Maryland families.
Captain Thomas Bourk's Company accounts
Accounts of Captain Thomas Bourk's Company (Dorchester County); Colonel Richardson's Battalion, MD, Flying Camp, June-December 1776; also Job Brerewood's accounts of rents of land of James and Hugh Eceleston, 1808-1816.
Cheston-Galloway papers
This collection is primarily comprised of the business papers of Samuel Galloway (1720-1785) and his son-in-law James Cheston (1747-1798), who were both merchants based in West River, Maryland.
Cohen family papers collection
The collection consists of documents relating to several members of the Cohen family collected by Margaret Cohen. It includes material connected to Jacob I., Israel I., Colonel Mendes, Joshua I., Harriett, and Catharine Cohen.
Eliza Custis - Marquis de Lafayette correspondence
This collection contains letters written by the Marquis de Lafayette (1757-1834) to Elizabeth Parke Custis Law (1776-1832) and several other acquaintances.
Forman papers
The Forman papers contains the diaries, account books, and family papers of Major General Thomas Marsh Forman and his wife, Martha Brown Forman.
George W. Archer historical scrapbooks
This collection contains scrapbooks kept by George W. Archer on Harford County historical material, primarily news clippings of articles by him in local papers.
James McHenry papers
This collection contains one original letter, manuscript copies of letters, and typed copies of letters from James McHenry and various other political and military leaders during the Revolutionary War. Also included is the diary of Captain Wilson Mile Cary, C.S.A., 1862-1864.
John Eager Howard papers
Maryland Convention of 1776 Journal of Accounts
This collection contains the account journal from the Maryland Consitutional Convention of 1776, listing all delegates, length of service and payment made.