MSA SC 910-20-1
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1745/07/04
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"The Case of the Townland in Annapolis" by Daniel Dulany. Dulany charges that Mr. Bordley obtained a patent for land in Annapolis by fraud. Chancery Court declared the property in the possession of the Lord Proprietor. Gen'l Assembly paid Bordley's heir 200 pounds to release claim on the land.
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MSA SC 910-20-2
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1847-1904
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Records of the Annapolis Female Orphan Asylum: accounts, invoices, investment income, contribution list, fire insurance receipt, records on apprenticing of orphans.
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MSA SC 910-20-3
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1700-1799
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00/53/14/46
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John (1) Ridout's cheese recipe (purported to be in his own handwriting) using one "pint good rennet" to "about 36 gallons" of milk.
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MSA SC 910-20-4
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00/53/14/46
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Samuel (2) Ridout's legal brief recommending the Grand Jury review certain laws and acts of the Assembly and enforce their observance.
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MSA SC 910-20-5
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1876/03/01
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00/53/14/46
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Fire Insurance Policy #9986 from the Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Baltimore County, to Dr. John (3.1) Ridout, for his house on Duke of Gloucester Street, Annapolis, valued at $1500, furnishings $900, brick stable, wood and coal house $300, and brick office with lodging above $500. Ridout also carried other insurance on the same property with the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Montgomery County. (Note: The Company seal embossed on the certificate indicates incorporation in 1849 and shows an early B & O RR engine with cars.)
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MSA SC 910-20-6
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1811/05/29
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00/53/14/46
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Manumission of "Negro Man Charles," age 43, by Samuel Ridout.
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MSA SC 910-20-7
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1781-1791
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00/53/14/46
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Defense of Samuel Chase before the General Assembly respecting his eligibility to serve as Delegate for Anne Arundel County. Chase had resided in AA County a number of years but " found it necessary for the support of his family to remove to Baltimore" in August, two months before the General Election in which he was returned as a delegate. His seat was in dispute.
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MSA SC 910-20-8
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1798/04/13
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00/53/14/46
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Opinion of Luther Martin and Philip B. Key that the deed from John Gibson to Woolman Gibson III did not convey and interest or Estate in the 20 acres of land and improvements called "Gibson's Mill."
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MSA SC 910-20-9
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1832/01/07
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00/53/14/46
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Report of the Trustees of the Annapolis Primary School, No. 38, for the year Jan-Dec, 1831. Account of expenditures. Mr. Hearny, teacher, has resigned and a new teacher has been hired.
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MSA SC 910-20-10
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1810-1855
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00/53/14/46
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Records pertaining to John Spence: 28 Nov 1849, Divorce decree, John Spence from his wife Lydia Spence with John having custody and guardianship of the children; 6 Feb 1855, receipt for payment of $1000, "part of purchase money of certain real estate of John Spence, deceased" and receipt for two bonds; 5 Feb 1833, deed, William Sullivan to John Ridgely for $27 for Lot in Annapolis adjacent to Samuel Ridout's dwelling lot on Duke of Gloucester and adjacent to the Primary School lot and Brice Brewer's; 17 Mar 1810, deed, Walter D. Addison, Georgetown, DC, to Samuel Ridout, Annapolis, for Oxen Hill Manor, PG County; 8 Dec 1838, deed, Joseph and Bathsheba Geyer, Fulton, IL, to Mary Woodward Howard, BA County, Lot 2, Jones Addition, Town of Canton; 4 Jan 1837, deed, Samuel Ridout, Annapolis, MD, to George Gordon Belt, Baltimore, for "Delacailia", WA County.
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MSA SC 910-20-11
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1863/09/08
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00/53/14/46
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Restatement of Account of JN Whitner, Guardian of M.Ellen McElroy Ridout (Mrs. William G. Ridout): 1852-1853 includes notes from Confederate States Court, So. Carolina District, on a debt of $3209 which is in "sequestration" and upon which Whitner made two interest payments in 1863.
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MSA SC 910-20-12
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1801, 1833-1841
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00/53/14/46
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Papers relevant to "The Lodge", Prince George's County, MD: 1801 the property was sold by William Baker, physicuan, to Henry Roger of Notley Hall, PG County. Baker held the mortgage for Roger but Samuel Ridout makes later payments on mortgage. 1833, Samuel Ridout sold to John Tayloe Bevans.
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MSA SC 910-20-13
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n.d., 1856
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00/53/14/46
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Notes from a Debating Society: two topics, (1) Was the treatment of the American Indians by the Whites justifiable? (2) Ought the discussion of Political Questions be permitted in literary societies? Both affirmative and negative arguments are presented.
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MSA SC 910-20-14
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1815/01/27
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00/53/14/46
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Answer of the Executive Council to an order of the House of Delegates regarding remuneration of the Governor while in command of the State Militia. [War of 1812]
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MSA SC 910-20-15
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00/53/14/46
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Inventory of furniture at 124 Duke of Gloucester Street: mention of rugs and carpets for use November-May and mattings for use May-November.
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