How To Use Maryland Land Records
The Beatty House located on Route 26 near Ceresville is considered the oldest house in Frederick County. Susanna Beatty (Widow) obtained a deed for 1000 acres from Daniel Dulany in… Read More
1782 Plat of Frederick Town was surveyed by Samuel Duvall at the request of Clement Holliday (Commissioner) for the State of Maryland. As a result of the Revolutionary War lots… Read More
St. Mary’s County Land Owners 1637-1799 site provides an alphabetical listing of tract names and owners. With all early land records destroyed in the 1832 courthouse fire. The information fills… Read More
Collington Manor (3000 Acres) is located near Mitchellville. When Collington Manor was first surveyed and who the tenants were is unknown. The earliest mention of the manor and its courses… Read More
Maryland County Commissioners Tax Assessment is a list of available tax records for each county. Date range of the records covers from the 1830’s thru 1919 depending on the county… Read More
The Maryland State Archives website provides a listing of available county tax records for the Commissioners of the Tax. The time frame covers from the 1780’s thru the 1840’s depending on… Read More
Carroll County Maryland was created in 1837 from parts of Baltimore and Frederick Counties. In order to levy property taxes on land owners within the new county’s boundaries, a tax… Read More
Frederick County Maryland 1825 Tax Assessment covers Election Districts 1-11. Districts 6 & 7 cover present day Carroll County Maryland which was laid out in 1837. Frederick County Maryland 1835… Read More
The Happy Map-Maker’s Website provides excellent land record information for Baltimore & Harford County as well genealogy search aids for the area. Patent maps for Baltimore & Harford County allow you… Read More
Queen Anne’s Manor (6000 acres) at the conclusion of the Revolutionary War became Confiscated British Property. Lots within the manor were surveyed and sold. It is not known if the… Read More