MSA SC 5804-1-1
RESTRICTED: Contact Department of Special Collections for Access
|
|
1700-1840
|
|
metal, engraved semiprecious stone
|
|
RB
|
Description
18th Century yellow gold watch fob and ring, body of fob is heavily decorated with a foliate motif, set with a carnelian engraved with the armorial crest of Governor Thomas Sim Lee (1745-1819), Second Governor of Maryland. The ring is about 1 1/2 inches square; the seal itself is a reddish stone and the ring holder is gold colored.
|
|
MSA SC 5804-1-2
RESTRICTED: Contact Department of Special Collections for Access
|
|
1794
|
|
Paper
|
|
RB
|
Description
Document, Deed to "Needwood," Middletown Valley, Frederick County property belonging to Thomas Sim Lee, 1794, after his second term as Maryland's Governor.
|
|
MSA SC 5804-1-3
RESTRICTED: Contact Department of Special Collections for Access
|
|
1793-05-06
|
|
paper, mounted in guilt frame
|
|
RB
|
Description
Gilt framed commission printed and hand-written appointing John Slaven, Lieutenant in the first Battalion of the 81st Regiment, dated 5-6-1793. Signed Henry, Governor of Virginia Sight size: 121/2 x 71/2". Henry Lee III (known as "Light-Horse Harry") served as an American Revolutionary War officer and later was elected the ninth Governor of Virginia. He was Maryland Governor Thomas Sim Lee's cousin.
|
|
MSA SC 5804-1-4
RESTRICTED: Contact Department of Special Collections for Access
|
|
1834-1850
|
|
oil painting on ivory
|
|
RB
|
Description
Portrait Miniature of George Richard Carroll (1813-1858) by [Richard Morrell] Staigg.
|
|
