How To Use Maryland Land Records
New volumes of Montgomery County Land Record Abstracts (1797-1827) by Patricia Abelard Andersen are now available online for purchase. Montgomery County, Maryland Land Record Abstracts, 1797-1803: Libers H-I/J-K Montgomery County,… Read More
New volumes of Frederick County Land Record Abstracts by Patricia Abelard Andersen are now available online for purchase. Frederick County, Maryland Land Records Abstracts, 1778-1784, Liber WR1 – WR4 Frederick… Read More
Frederick Town (Frederick County Maryland) Original Lot Owners 1748-1783. Records were obtained from Frederick & Prince Georges County Maryland Deed Books. Format of the records is by lot number and… Read More
New Connaught Manor [Susquehanna Manor] Cecil County Maryland was patented to George Talbot in 1660 (Patent Book SDA-230) for 32000 acres. The plat listed contains the names of 1782 tenants… Read More
Excellent resource to assist in tracing your ancestors property. Also may show others on the same tract of land which may be tied to your family research. Baltimore County Tract… Read More
Alphabetical listing of patents created by Paul McDermott & Western Maryland’s Historical Library (WHILBR) using records in the Tracey Collection and historical maps. Land patents of Washington County, Maryland (1730-1830)
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
Located in Frederick County Maryland Deed Book Liber JWLC 4 Folio 420-461 is the 1865 Voters List. The 1865 Voters List with over 7000 names was compiled to provide another… Read More
Deed records provide a valuable resource listing slave manumissions for each county. Information includes slave name, owner name, manumission date, freedom date, age and in some cases family relations. Also… Read More
Carrollton Manor (Frederick County) Tenant List 1821. Carrollton Manor consisted of 93 lots of various acreage. The tract Carrollton which makes up Carrollton Manor (10,000 acres) was patented in 1723… Read More