Maryland Records
Baltimore County
- Abell, Edwin P. (from the Surrogate Court of Nansemond County, Virginia, Book 7 (1909-1919)
- Horner, Alexander (from the Surrogate Court of King and Queen County, Virginia
- Sears, Edward (from the Surrogate Court of Gloucester County, Virginia)
- Ranstead, Lyman T. (from the Surrogate Court of Nansemond County, Virginia, Book 7 (1909-1919)
- Wilmer, Skipwith (from the Surrogate Court of Nansemond County, Virginia, Book 7 (1909-1919)
- First Baptist Church in Baltimore Index to Graveyards and Plants 1824-1835
- 1894-1899 Financial Records of First Baptist Church of Baltimore
- 1900-1902 Financial Records of First Baptist Church of Baltimore
Miscellaneous
Maryland Perogative Court 1635-1674 (no index)
Maryland Perogative Court 1693-1694
Maryland Perogative Court 1703-1704
Maryland Perogative Court 1704-1706
Books
Old Wills Filed in the Perogative Court
The Perogative Court of Maryland was fashioned after the English Court. For most of the colonial period, this is where Wills were filed and issues settled. Effectually, it was the probate court for the colony. In 1777 Maryland implemented its first State Constitution. Until then, probate business was conducted at the capital by the central agency which, for most of the Colonial period, was known as the Prerogative Court.
Maryland Perogative Court 1669-1707 (no index)
Maryland Perogative Court 1680 (no index)
Maryland Perogative Court 1681
Maryland Perogative Court 1682
