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This volume contains a list of men who served in the American Revolution in the Second, Eighteenth and Twentieth Militia Battalions, and in the Maryland Continental Line, as well as those who rendered material aid and signed the Oath of Allegiance.

There are twenty-three African American cemeteries in Harford County, Maryland. Some of the tombstones and grave markers were copied by various people at times since the 1960s and the information was filed with the Historical Society of Harford County, however, the author realized that these lists were incomplete and an update was needed. In 2018 the author visited these African American cemeteries and copied every tombstone and grave marker h...

This volume is the fourteenth in the author's series on Maryland marriages and the sixth book for Harford County. It is a comprehensive compilation of about 1, 000 marriages, actual and implied, for the five years from 1876 through 1880 for persons married during that time and who also remarried later, and the marriages of many of their children. Marriages and vital information were gleaned from license books, marriage certificates, probate re...

There were many Marylanders who migrated to Ohio and Indiana "in the early days" by way of Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Kentucky. This book, like the others in the series, has been compiled to assist researchers in finding their elusive ancestors. A variety of sources has been used in this compilation and each one has been identified within the text. Much of the Information was gleaned from pension and bounty land applications of veterans of th...

This book is the third volume in a planned series and contains: marriages, births, baptisms and deaths gleaned from the records for the East City Station of Baltimore's Methodist Episcopal Church from 1840 through 1850 inclusive. The names of individuals in this volume have been arranged alphabetically and then cross referenced, thus negating the need for an index. Editorial notes containing additional information have been added to some entries.

There were countless individuals in Harford County, Maryland, in the 19th century who were in and out of debt. This book addresses those who were insolvent and unable to pay their debts, it is a digest of legal information that was gleaned from extant newspapers, court records, insolvent books and judgment books and supplemented thereafter with genealogical notes that identify the insolvent debtors. In many instances a legal description of the...

This is the twelfth in a series of volumes of family histories pertaining to the colonial families of the Eastern Shore. Nearly all the families in this volume settled in Old Somerset County, which was eventually split into the counties of Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset Counties. This series draws from probate records (wills, inventories, administrations and balance books), land records (deeds, land patents, ejectments, land commissions), co...

The Crenshaws of Kentucky are descended from thirty-three Crenshaws (and possibly more) who migrated from Virginia to Kentucky between 1782 and 1820, or in some instances were born in Kentucky during the early part of the nineteenth century. Of these, only the family histories of John Crenshaw and Benjamin Crenshaw, of Barren County, Kentucky, will be covered in detail in this book. The names of all thirty-three Crenshaws are listed and given ...

This book contains information about the men and women from Maryland and Delaware who served in the military or in civil service and rendered aid to British and American soldiers during the war against the French and Indians. Approximately 6, 000 soldiers, sailors and civilian supporters have been identified. In many cases genealogical information has been included about the soldier or patriot and his family. Names have been cross-referenced w...

Vital registration of births and deaths was not required in Harford County, Maryland, prior to 1898. Mr. Peden, a noted Maryland genealogist, has abstracted the records of several doctors who practiced in the Harford County area. These abstracts provide information about families in Harford County that cannot be found elsewhere. A must for your Harford County research!

Harford County was created from Baltimore County in 1773 and its first court was established in March 1774 in Harford Town (or Bush). In the first two decades following the creation of Harford County, a great quantity of records of importance to local historians and genealogists were generated. This three-volume series presents facts relating to individual Harford Countians from the creation of the county in 1773 through and including the firs...

This inaugural volume represents Bible records collected by individuals and organizations, one of the notable organizations being the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. Over many years typescript copies or photocopies of the family records of family Bibles have been deposited at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore and in local historical and genealogical societies. Bibles are important in genealogical research in that they...

This book includes abstracts of marriage and death notices from the following newspapers: The Aegis and Intelligencer, 1864-1871, The Harford Democrat, 1856-1871, The Madisonian (Harford & Baltimore Advertiser), 1837-1857, The Havre de Grace Republican, 1868-1871, and The Southern Aegis (sometimes known as The Southern Aegis and Harford County Intelligencer), 1857-1864. Information was gleaned not only from the marriage and death notices but a...

This volume continues the series of Bible records collected by individuals and organizations, one of the notable organizations being the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. Over many years typescript copies or photocopies of the family records of family Bibles have been deposited at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore and in local historical and genealogical societies. Bibles are important in genealogical research in that t...

Originally published in 1993, we have split the original work into two parts and added a supplement containing the 1775 census and two hundreds (subdivisions) of the 1776 census (which were inadvertently omitted from the initial publication) and corrections. This represents a collection of data covering the period: 1773 (when the county was formed) through 1790. Volumes 1 and 2 have been extracted from the following: tax lists of 1774, 1776 (m...

This volume primarily covers families of Dorchester County, including: Andrew/Andrews, Bowdle, Connerly, Covey, Dagg, Dail, Denwood, Dorsey, Geoghegan, Hackett, Henry, Hicks, Magee/Mcghee, McNemara, Medford, Merchant, Mowbray, Muir, Navey, Nowell/Noel, Skinner, Slacombe, Stanford, Steele, Swiggett, Thomas (Talbot Co.), Trippe, Tubman, Tunis. An index to full-names adds to the value of this work.

This is the eleventh in a series of volumes of family histories pertaining to the colonial families of the Eastern Shore. Nearly all the families in this volume settled in Dorchester County.This volume includes the personal research of Donald M. Fehlings, Patricia Frensilli, Robert Gootee, Jayne Huntington, Bob Matkins, Jack Meredith, Ron Meredith, Louise Messick Porter, Vernon L. Skinner, and LeRoy Whiteley. It covers more families of Dorches...

Mr. Peden focuses on families who settled early in the counties of Kent, Talbot and Queen Anne's, Dorchester and Caroline. He covers the following families in detail: Ayler, Bryan, Byram, Canaday, Carman, Carpenter, Cassey, Clouds, Cruikshank, Dabb/Dobb, Dowland (Dowling), Driver, Edwin, Enloes, Fry, Goodman, Gregory, Hadley, Hailes, Hammond, Hart, Hollis, Jefferys, Kenton, Lillingston, Mason, Mauhawn, Merrick, Middleton, Oldsen, Pennington, R...

The Lovely Lane Meeting House in Baltimore, Maryland, was the location of the meeting in 1794, which founded the Methodist Episcopal Church of America, and subsequently, the city became a fertile ground for the rapid growth of Methodism. The mere existence of Methodist records this early is somewhat unusual. There are few records in the state before 1850 despite the phenomenal growth of Methodist churches in Maryland during this period. From t...