MSA SC 6132-2-1
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1809/01/20
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Letter, Governor Robert Wright, concerning the construction of a new road from Annapolis to Westminster. Single sheet, good condition. Signed. (Includes small, modern biographical paragraph in plastic.)
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MSA SC 6132-2-2
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1814/01/04
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript, Governor Levin Winder, short letter in Council of Annapolis. Single sheet, good condition. Signed.
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MSA SC 6132-2-3
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1799,1818/03/18
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript, Governor Charles Ridgely, Attempting to pay a debt, oblong sheet of paper, irregular edges. Some old folds, some browning and wear. Signed. // Together with file copy of appointment of dozens of justices of the peace, as governor, oblong large folio, printed form with handwritten particulars, signed at left margin; old fold and partial separations. // Includes short biographical writing about the governor in plastic.
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MSA SC 6132-2-4
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1823/12/09
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript, A pardon from Governor Samuel Stevens, Jr. for Nicholas B. Ryan who had been convicted for stealing two watches. Few folds, folded like a letter and stamped with date, quite good condition. Signed.
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MSA SC 6132-2-5
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1869/01/27
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Executive Warrant, Governor Oden Bowie, paying the Annapolis chief of police, Thomas Basil, for "services of police in keeping order at the State House at the installation of the governor." Printed, oblong form with handwritten particulars by a clerk, few light folds with tiny losses at intersects. Signed.
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MSA SC 6132-2-6
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1813/07/31
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript, Original one-page handwritten uncompleted duplicate of bond issued by the State of Maryland to the 5th Regiment of Maryland Militia, requiring unspecified amount of money to be paid to the state for arms and accoutrements loaned by the state to the Regiment which were not returned when no longer needed. Signed by John Barry, Standish Barry, Richard Heath, and Joseph Sterett. Small folio, single sheet, several old horizontal folds, fine condition with minor aging.
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MSA SC 6132-2-7
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1826
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Letter, John S. Skinner, three-page signed letter concerning farm animals and produce. Folded sheet, excellent condition. Includes an envelope. John S. Skinner negotiated prisoner of war exchange along with colleague, Francis Scott Key. Also includes printed modern biography of John S. Skinner in plastic.
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MSA SC 6132-2-8
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1794
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript, Handwritten list of volunteer soldiers absent from Captain Daniel Smith's battalion, Signed by Smith and John Ross Key (father of Francis Scott Key) at bottom right. Small sheet, quite good condition.
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MSA SC 6132-2-9
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1858/09/05
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Paper
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02/51/13/35
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Description
Manuscript signed by Major George Peter. A draft on Peter's account with Farmers and Mechanics bank in Georgetown, small oblong lined sheet, nice condition. Signed. Major Peter commanded the flying battery of horse-drawn artillery known as the first regiment, District of Columbia militia (in which Francis Scott Key served during the defense of Washington in 1814). / Includes modern printed biography of Major George Peter in plastic.
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MSA SC 6132-2-10
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1900-1901
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book
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02/51/13
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Description
Book, Album of Notable Baltimoreans. Baltimore: Summers Printing, 1900-1901. First edition, with gilt edges (disbound condition). 139 pages, 503 oval, black and white portrait photographs of prominent Baltimore citizens.
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