Category: Tax Records

Thrown Into Carroll County Maryland – 1835 Frederick County Commissioners of the Tax Assessment of Real Property. For Lands and Lots in District No. 6. and District No. 7. Transcribed… 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

Maryland Rent Roll Index 1639-1776 is a alphabetical listing of land owners responsible for paying taxes to Lord Baltimore. This list differs from the Debt Book Index in that all… Read More

Frederick Town Hundred covered the town of Frederick. Items listed for taxation include inhabitants, lots, slaves, plate & livestock. Name of inhabitants along with number of lots will be covered… Read More

Unity Hundred lies mainly in present day Frederick County with a small section in Union Bridge and Mt. Airy present day Carroll County. Unity Hundred ran from just west of… Read More

Piney Creek Hundred is located in present day Carroll County. The Hundred ran from east of Taneytown at the Pennsylvania line, south to just north of Uniontown, then northeast to… Read More

Card Index 58 (Maryland Debt Book Index) is a alphabetical listing of persons responsible for paying property taxes to Lord Baltimore prior to the Revolutionary War. The cards also provide… Read More