Category: Maps

Hamburg (Foggy Bottom) was laid out by Jacob Funk. Hamburg consisted of 287 lots with the first lots sold in 1771. The information listed concerns the first lot owners of… Read More

Middletown (Frederick County) was laid out in 1767 by Michael Jesserong (Tavern Keeper). The town consisted of 32 lots 66′ x 330′. In 1768 Michael Jesserong sold the lots and… Read More

Funkstown (Jerusalem Town) was laid out by Jacob Funk (Funck) in 1767 and consisted of 177 lots. Deed information was obtained from Frederick & Washington County Land Records. During the… Read More

The Carroll County Maryland Genealogical Society Website (Maps section) contains a central location for a variety of Western Maryland maps. These range from early state, election district, military, postal and… Read More

The Historical Society of Carroll County maintains a resource, which is part of the Dr. Arthur G. Tracey Collection, that may be of value to researchers. For the counties of… Read More

Maryland Department of Assessments & Taxation provides online access to current property owners and tax maps. Current properties only-earlier maps are not available at this site.  (SDAT: Real Property Search)… Read More

The Maryland State Archives has available online, for most counties, property tax maps for this period. The maps not only provide property outlines, but in most cases show the deed… Read More

George Horvath Patent Maps cover various locations in Carroll, Frederick and Baltimore County. Maps are available at the Historical Society of Carroll County Maryland. George Horvath Patent Maps PDF  … Read More

One of the best locations for state wide County Atlases is the Maryland State Archives site “Legacy of Slavery in Maryland”. The site is searchable for property owners. Note: Number… Read More