Maryland State Archives

Deed, Thomas Denny to Joseph Sands. Deed concerns that payment be made to Mr. Denny, the gardian of several children, from Mr. Sands.

Land deed from Henry Bush and his wife Eliza Bush to Henry Holland. Land purchased was a piece of a parcel if land in Annapolis.

Incomplete letter from John Gambrall, trustee of Benjamin Sewell, to Henry Holland. Letter concerns Mr. Sewell's real estate being sold to Mr. Holland by Mr. Gambrall.

Certificate from the State of Maryland to John Sands of Annapolis stating that he is appointed by the governor of Maryland "to watch and guard all of the buildings within the State House enclosure." Signed by secretary of State R. Hollyday and has Maryland State Seal.

Certificate from the State of Maryland to John Sands stating that he is appointed "watchman of the public buildings and grounds at Annapolis." Signed by secretary of State John Carter and has Maryland State Seal.

Certificate from th State of Maryland to John Sands stating that he is appointed "watchman at the State House for the term of one year." Signed by secretary of State R. Hollyday and has Maryland State Seal.

Land deed from Charles Wallace to John Hurst. Land sold being an unnamed parcel of land in Annapolis. Witnessed by Jeremiah Chase.

Photostat copy of a March 27, 1767 land deed between William and Deborah Wright and Henry Mudd for a tract of land called "The Forist."

Photostat copy of a plat of land divided up and sold on April 12, 1861. Plat divided into four pieces. John Darnall sold three of the parts of the plat to William Wilson, Henry Childs and Henry Darnall respectively. The fourth part sold by John Dorsey to James Hents.

Land deed from Joseph John Evritts to James Maynard. Land sold were pieces of parcels of land, some affected by Josephs deceased fathers (John Evritts) last will and testament.

Land deed made between Thomas Brooke Hodgkin, an Annapolis merchant, and John Carty, an Annapolis shipwright.

Copy of Annapolis carpenter Joseph Evitt's last will and testament; authorized by Elie Nallette.

Indenture between Henry I. Holland of Annapolis, and James Shaw and James Murray. It concerns the real estate of Benjamin Sewall, including what appears to be a number of slaves.

Land grant giving the land of Hall's Hope and Hopewell Marsh, in Baltimore County, to John Hall.

Indenture between John Hurst, an Annapolis merchant, and William Wells, another Annapolis merchant. This deed gives William Wells a piece of property in the city of Annapolis on Church Street, since renamed Main Street. No date is written in the areas designated, leaving blank spaces at several points.