Maryland State Archives

Andrew Baxter. An Appendix to the First Part of the Enquiry into the Nature of the Human Soul, London, England, 1740.

Inscribed on flyleaf "Libris Johannis Eversfield AD 1762" and on the reverse of the front cover "Parish Library from Wm. Eversfield"

Original Robinson item number: 1.

James Blair (Commissary of Virginia). Our Saviour's Divine Sermon on the Mount Vol. II, London, England, 1722.

nscription title page 'Evangelical Rigteousness explained page 239," with other stray handwritten notes throughout. Also has an S.P.C.K. bookplate. A label from a former exhibition at the Rare Book Library, Diocese of Washington reads, "A committee of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (SPCK), working from 1705 until 1729, was able to establish sixty-four libraries in the poorer parishes of England for the use of the incumbent and his successors."

Original Robinson item number: 2.

Francis Bragge. Of Undissembled and Preserving Religion in Several Sermons, London, England, 1718.

Inscribed on the frontispiece "Parish Library" and on the title page, "Ex Libris Johannes Eversfield anno domino 1750"

Original Robinson item number: 3.

Ralph Cudworth. An Abridgment of Dr. Cudworth's True Intellectual System of the Universe in Two Volumes, London, England, 1732.

Inscribed inside the front cover, "Ex Libris Joannes Eversfield Priest 10 Oxon." The last page inside the back cover Eversfield has written, "This Abridgement well approved of was compiled by Thomas Wise Batchelor of Divinity Fellow of Exeter College in the University of Oxford."

Original Robinson item number: 4.

William Dodwell. A Free Answer to Dr. Middleton's Free Inquiry into the Miraculous Powers of the Primitive Church, London, England, 1749.

Original Robinson item number: 5.

Charles Gobinet. The Instruction of Youth in Christian Piety, Dublin, Ireland, 1795.

On page 211 is written, "Steal not this book my honest friend for fear the gallows would be your end." There is numerous notations on the inside of the back cover and on the endpaper. The name "James R. Podent" is written in pencil on the endpaper and on the dedication page.

Original Robinson item number: 6.

Francis Hare. The Difficulties and Discouragements Which attend the Study of the Scriptures in the Way of Private Judgement; Represented in a Letter to a Young Clergyman, London, England, 1735.

On The title page Eversfield has written "Dr. Francis Hare, Late Bishop of Chichester"

Original Robinson item number: 7.

Francis Hutscheson. A System of Moral Philosophy, Volume I, Glasgow and London, England, 1740.

Original Robinson item number: 8.

Francis Hutscheson. A System of Moral Philosophy, Volume II, Glasgow and London, England, 1740.

Two volumes (Volume I is MSA SC 3973-5-8) There is a notation inside the front cover, "E Libris Johannis Eversfield P[?] L 6 Sterl".

Original Robinson item number: 8A.

William Linn. Discourses on the Signs of the Times, New York, USA, 1794.

On page 197 is written, "how pleasant tis to see the nobles worth of god again"; Missing the flyleaf and title page and missing pages in the back

Original Robinson item number: 9.

Titus Livii. Historiarum ab Urbe Condita Tomus Secundus, 1679. Language: Latin

The number "2" on the spine. On the flyleaf is written, "Parish Library," and " Ex Libris Johannes Eversfield" and one other name nearly erased. On the title page is written "John Eversfield" but crossed through

Original Robinson item number: 10.

John Locke. The Works of John Lock, Esq Vol. III, London, England.

Original Robinson item number: 11.

Robert Sanderson. A Preservative Against Schism and Rebellion in the Most Trying Times Volume 1 (in three separate volumes), London, England, 1722.

Volume 1 "1" on the spine, inside front cover inscribed "Ex Libris Johannes Eversfield Junious in 3 Vol: 9 Prct 15 1731" and on the flyleaf "Paris Library."

Original Robinson item number: 12A.

Robert Sanderson. A Preservative Against Schism and Rebellion in the Most Trying Times Volume 2 (in three separate volumes), London, England, 1722.

Original Robinson item number: 12B.

Robert Sanderson. A Preservative Against Schism and Rebellion in the Most Trying Times Volume 3 (in three separate volumes), London, England, 1722.

Original Robinson item number: 12C.