Box 1

1. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Land Plots, 1796-1862
   • Included are land plots drawn on tissue, parchment, and notebook paper. Also included are handwritten ledgers.
2. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Receipts A-G, 1886-1922
   • Included are receipts from service bills, groceries, lumber, legal fees, and utility bills. All companies begin with letters A through G. James Ellegood is the primary recipient of the bills, but there are other parties to a lesser extent. The primary companies enclosed include E.S. Adkins lumber, T.E. Adkins Grocery Store, Brittingham + Powell groceries,Wilmer Cantwell Groceries, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, Eastern Shore Gas and Electric, JJ Elliott Lumber, and Gordy Groceries. 
3. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Receipts H-S, 1886-1922
   • Included are receipts from taxes, groceries, equipment purchases, and other bills. All companies begin with letters H through S. James Ellegood is the primary recipient of the bills, but there are other parties to a lesser extent. Primary companies enclosed include WJ Johnson Contractors, Mitchell and Goslee Hardware, Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland, Wicomico County tax collector Thomas Perry, Salisbury Battery Company, Salisbury Buick company, Salisbury Motor Company, salisbury lime and coal company, Salisbury Telephone company, Salisbury water company, JE Shockley Goods, among many others.
4. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Receipts T-Y, 1886-1922
   • Included are receipts from service bills, groceries, lumber, legal fees, and utility bills. James Ellegood is the primary recipient of the bills, but there are other parties to a lesser extent. Companies include Edward Thompson Co., WM. B Tilghman Fertilizers, Wicomico Falls Milling & Electric Company, Wicomico News, L.E. Williams Lumber, and Williams Garage, among others.
5. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Utility Receipts, 1894-1921
   • Included are receipts for services such as water, gas, and telephone. James Ellegood is the recipient of all. Companies include Salisbury Water Company, Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company, Wicomico Falls Milling & Electric Company, and Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Company, among others.
6. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Grocery + Fertilizer Receipts, 1894-1921
   • Included are receipts for grocery and fertilizer purchases. James Ellegood is the recipient. Companies include Wm. B. Tilghman Fertilizer, Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland, Brittingham + Powell Groceries, Farmers and Planters Company, TE Adkins Groceries, and the Tomato Growers Association, among others.
7. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Clothing Receipts, 1894-1919
   • Included are receipts for clothing purchases. James and Ellegood are the recipients. Companies include RE Powell Dry Goods, Wanamaker, Lacy Thoroughgood, Birckhead + Carey, Jesse D. Price, Harry Dennis, and R. Lee Waller, among others. 
8. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Building and Automotive Repair Receipts, 1848-1922
   • Included are receipts for repairs to automobiles and buildings. James Ellegood is the recipient. Companies include Williams Garage, RG Evans & Son, LW Gunby Company, and Salisbury Battery Company, among others.
9. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Family Miscellaneous Receipts + Bank Notes, 1821-1921

   • Companies and banks include Salisbury National Bank, The Farmers and Merchants Bank, Salisbury Oil and Coal, Brittingham & Powell, T.E. Adkins, Wicomico Falls & Milling, Dorman & Smyth Hardware, Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company, Wm. B. Tilghman, and W.F. Allen Co., among others.

10. Subseries 1.1: James E. Ellegood Photograph + Personal Information, 1871 - c. 1920

    • Included is a picture of attorney James Ellegood as well as a newspaper article about his first legal accomplishments.

11. Subseries 1.1: James E. Ellegood Business Investments + Agreements, 1884-1921

    • Included is a collection of stock certificates from James Ellegood’s investments, as well as deeds, ledgers, patents, and other handwritten business agreements. Companies include the Oppenheimer Institute, George D. Insley and Co., and Salisbury Manufacturing Co. The patent is for a “Seine Float” device. Also included is a handwritten prayer.

12. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood + Williams Tax Receipts, 1894-1900
    • Included are tax receipts for James Ellegood and L.E. Williams, as well as receipts for goods and services.
13. Subseries 1.1: Ellegood Papers Relating to the Establishment of the New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad in Salisbury, 1891-1900.

    • Included is a series of letters and correspondence to James Ellegood concerning the New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad. These concern land/material purchases and the construction itself. 

14. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Bible Pages, 1853-1960
    • Included are several pages from the Mills Family Bible which record deaths, births, and marriages in the family. Other notable family names include Waller, Egerton, Bradley, and Silsan.
15. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family History + Address Notebook, undated
    • Included is a leatherbound notebook documenting Mills family members, including their birth and death dates. Other family names include Adams and Morris. 
16. Subseries 1.1: Stephen G. Mills Death Certificate, 1959
    • Included is the death certificate of Stephen G. Mills.
17. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Land Survey, 1827
    • Included is a handwritten documentation of Mills Family property.
18. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Estate Sale Signs, 1889-1894 [separated]

    • Contents enclosed in an oversize box.

19. Subseries 1.1: Stephen Mills Notebooks, c.1880-1894

    • Included are a total of nine notebooks belonging to Stephen Mills. They mostly contain goods lists, names, dates, and calculations. However, they lack context. 

20. Subseries 1.1: Stephen Mills Distillery Records, 1887-1893
    • Included are mainly documents from the Internal Revenue Service and other government agencies regulating the Mills distillery.
21. Subseries 1.1: Stephen Mills IRS Fruit Distiller’s Ledger, 1886-1891 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate folder/box. This ledger documents all of the fruit distilled into brandy by Stephen Mills, who primarily worked near Barren Creek, Maryland, between 1886 and 1891.
22. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1830-1839
    • Included are handwritten receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. 
23. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1840-1849
    • Included are handwritten receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. 
24. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1850-1859
    • Included are handwritten receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. 
25. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1860-1869
    • Included are handwritten receipts of the Mills family for goods and services, as well as a stock certificate for the Eastern Shore Railroad Company.
26. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1870-1879
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. Companies of prominence include Carr, Smeltz, & Co., Humpherys & Tilghman, W. Birckhead & Co., and W.A. & S.A. Graham, among others. Also included are tax documents for Wicomico County and documents for Wicomico County Orphans Court. 
27. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1880-1889
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. Prominent companies include NT Hitchens, Humpherys & Tilghman, WM. S. Gordy, and Dean W. Perdue, among others. Also included are tax documents for Wicomico County and the state of Maryland.
28. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1890-1899
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Mills family for goods and services. Companies of prominence include the Salisbury Advertiser, S.H. & E.H. Frost, G.W. Godwin, Wimmer & Co. G. Furman & Co., and Dorman & Smyth Hardware, among others. Also included are tax documents for Wicomico County and the state of Maryland.
29. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, 1905-1913
    • Included are a receipt of the Mills family for an order from D.J. Hastings & Bro. as well as a document for state and county taxes.
30. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Receipts, undated
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Mills family. Companies of prominence include J.W. Melick & Co. and Humpherys & Tilghman, among others. Also included is a mailing from the IRS. 
31. Subseries 1.1: Mills Family Ephemera, 1852-1903
    • Included is miscellaneous ephemera of the Mills family. This collection includes advertisements, pamplets, price reports, letters, and other documents. 
32. Subseries 1.1: Elzey Family Land Records and Agreements, 1680-1920
    • Included are land documents of the Elzey Family. These documents include deeds, tax records, bank notes, insurance agreements, patents, and plot diagrams.
33. Subseries 1.1: Elzey Family Land Records and Agreements, 1810-1911 [oversize]
    • Included in a separate box.
34. Subseries 1.1: Elzey Family Receipts + Notes, 1815-1911
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Elzey family for goods and services. Notable companies and individuals include the New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Railroad, Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company, J.W. Dashiell (Register of Wills), P.S. Shockley (County Surveyor),  . Also included are tax documents for Wicomico County and bank notes for Salisbury National Bank.
35. Subseries 1.1: Elzey Family Correspondence, 1884-1920
    • Included are letters to and from the Elzey family. Some letters are from within the family itself, while others are from merchants and lawyers.
36. Subseries 1.1: Miscellaneous Elzey Papers, 1930-1984
    • Included are envelopes addressed to Elzey and an article of Arnold Elzey's Civil War service. 
37. Subseries 1.1: Hearn + Wootten Family History Notes, Undated
    • Included are handwritten notes of the Hearn and Wootten family history. It includes names of family members, towns of residence, marriages, births, and deaths.
38. Subseries 1.1: Hearn + Wootten Family Land Records, 1749-1920
    • Included are land documents ranging from handwritten to printed deeds. 
39. Subseries 1.1: Hearn Family Receipts, 1864-1906
    • Included are handwritten and printed receipts of the Hearn + Wootten family. Notable companies include Humpherys & Tilghman, L.W. Gunty Hardware, the Singer Manufacturing Company, S.H. & E.H. Frost Co. among others. Also included are tax documents.
40. Subseries 1.1: Hearn Family Banking Books, 1916-1920
    • Included are two banking books from the Salisbury Building, Loan, and Banking Association. One book is empty, while they other contains two pages of records.
41. Subseries 1.1: Hearn Family Ephemera Turner Market price list, undated
    • Included is a price list put out by Turner Bros. for their goods. 
42. Subseries 1.1: Felice (Withey) Jacob Real Estate + Finances, 1925-1944
    • Included are documents pertaining to the finances and real estate of Felice Jacob. These include stock certificates, mortgage documents, bank notes, deeds, repair records, titles, and certificates of deposit.

Box 2

1. Subseries 1.2: Margaretta Jones Correspondence, 1823-1830 [separated]
   • Contents are in a separate box/folder. Margaretta Jones was an unmarried woman who corresponded with several family members about her social activities, as well as one woman with whom she had a passionate friendship. Jones lived on Lisbon Farms in New Jersey and in Philadelphia.
2. Subseries 1.2: Richard Lemmon Correspondence + Documents, 1827-1859
   • Included is a series of letters to Dr. Richard Lemmon. Nature of these letters ranges from personal to financial/business.
3. Subseries 1.2: Hannah Grubb Correspondence + Documents, 1819-1867
   • Included are several letters to Hannah Grubb. Most are from Grubb’s sister and parents and are of a personal nature.
4. Subseries 1.2: Coe Family Correspondence, 1855-1864
   • Included are several letters sent between members of the Coe family. They are of a personal nature, but also pertain to events of the ongoing Civil War.

5. Subseries 1.2: Letter From Captain John Caldwell to John Nelms, c.1770

   • Included is a letter from schooner captain John Caldwell to general store owner John Nelms of Salisbury, MD. The letter is actually a brief note addressing a payment, but the parchment is also covered in a series of calculations.

6. Subseries 1.2: Letter From Peter Bowin to Postmaster (Salisbury, MD), 1832
   • Included is a letter from Peter Bowin to the Postmaster of Salisbury, MD regarding the will of his father and inheritance.
7. Subseries 1.2: Letter From Washington Ballard to Henry White, 1865
   • Included is a letter from Washington Ballard to Henry White requesting a monetary payment owed to him. 
8. Subseries 1.2: Letter from EP Roberts, 1877
   • Included is a letter from EP Roberts of St. John’s College of Annapolis to a friend. Also included is a note from the letter’s donor explaining its context in relation to their family.
9. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Phillip to Sister, 1885
   • Included is a personal letter between brother and sister informing the latter of his wife’s death.
10. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Emma Morris to Yola Kinikin, 1892
    • Included is a letter between two friends discussing the events in Morris’s life and inquiring about Kinikin’s.
11. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Jane Jenkins to Frank Jenkins, 1894
    • Included is a letter from mother Jane asking Frank to come see her in her final days.
12. Subseries 1.2: Letter from “The Ladies”, 1894
    • Included is a letter from a female church group to a banker inquiring about the railroad.
13. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Rebecca Majors to Lula Freeny, 1921
    • Included is an invitation to the eighteenth birthday party of Majors’ daughter Rebecca.
14. Subseries 1.2: Letter from J. Owen Knotts to Alexander Jackson, 1933
    • Included is a letter from Judge Knotts of Denton, MD thanking Mr. Jackson for his letter of congratulations for the judicial appointment.
15. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Robert Collins to Marion Blades, 1941
    • Included is a letter between friends, addressing family and work life. Also included is a blank check from County Trust Company of Maryland with another note attached explaining the context. 
16. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Jame Sutton to Cousin Margaretta, undated
    • Included is a letter between cousins of a personal nature, relaying family news and other occurrences.
17. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Amelia Blish, undated
    • Included is a letter from Blish to her friend discussing time spent in Philadelphia.
18. Subseries 1.2: Letter from Martha Morris, undated
    • Included is a single sentence note from Morris sending her love.
19. Subseries 1.2: Undated Letter, c.1800s
    • Included is a letter between two parties of affection, one being a “Mr. John”.
20. Subseries 1.3: Indentures, Deeds, and other Land Documents, 1739-1884 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder. The folder includes, but is not limited to, the following: 

    • Indenture: George Bailey, Henry Lowes, Somerset County, 1739

      Indenture: Isaac Denson, Nehemiah Hearne, Delaware, 1803

      Platt of Nelms Venture II, 1806

      Platt of Nelms Venture I, 1806

      Indenture between Mary Brown and Peter Brown & John Meloney, 1807, Sussex County

      Indenture: Peter Brown, John Metoney, 1807, Sussex County

      Indenture: Thomas Cooper, Joshua Magee, 1808Sussex County

      Indenture: Joshua Magee, Thomas Cooper, Caleb Balding, 1808, Sussex County

      Indenture between John and Sally Smith and Zaschaus Wainright, 1810, Sussex County

      Indenture between Nehemiah Hearn and Aznel Hearn , 1811, Sussex County

      Indenture between John Dashiell and Caleb Ross, 1817, Sussex County

      Indenture: Peter O'Daniel, William Elzey, Charles Elzey, 1827, Sussex County

      Indenture: Thomas Ryder, Caleb Ross, 1822, Sussex County

      Indenture between Nehemiah Hearn and Eli Hastings, 1826, Sussex County

      Promissory note between Jeremiah Henry (?) and Nathaniel Horsey, 1827

      Indenture: Little Creek Hundred, 1834, Sussex County

      Indenture: Whittington Ricards, William Rogers, 1843, Sussex County

      Indenture: North West Fork Hundred, 1852, Sussex County

      Indenture: North West Fork Hundred, 1854, Sussex County

      Lawsuit, 1867, Wicomico County

      Indenture: South West Fork Hundred, 1871, Sussex County

      Indenture: Northhampton County, 1884, Virginia

21. Subseries 1.4: Articles about the John Nelms ledgers, 1990
    • Included are two Daily Times articles about the ledgers of John Nelms’s general store and John Jacob’s role in their analysis.
22. Subseries 1.4: Indices to John Nelms ledgers, 1767, 1775 (reproduction)
    • The indices include a list of names Nelms did business with in these two years.
23. Subseries 1.4: John Nelms General Store Ledger, Salisbury, MD, 1767 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder. John Nelms owned the first general store in Salisbury and traded many goods, which is documented in this ledger.
24. Subseries 1.4: John Nelms General Store Ledger, Salisbury, MD, 1775 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder. John Nelms owned the first general store in Salisbury and traded many goods, which is documented in this ledger.
25. Subseries 1.4: Chapin Cobbler Daybooks (Springfield, MA), 1796-1826
    • Included is the journal of the Chapin family. It is not a ledger. It instead records the actions of a certain day, with no monetary sum listed. Particular family names are listed in association with the tasks at hand.
26. Subseries 1.4: Daybook (Schuylkill, PA), 1796-1819
    • Included is a journal from Schuylkill, PA, mostly keeping track of work days.
27. Subseries 1.4: Ballard and Waters Ledger, 1811-1831, reproduction, (Baltimore, MD), 1811-1831
    • Included is a ledger of Ballard + Waters store. Included is a list of bank payments, names sold to, prices paid, and goods sold. 
28. Subseries 1.4: Somerset County Court Minutes, April 1814
    • Included is a record of minutes from Somerset County court cases. Featured are the names of the judges, lawyers, jurors, parties involved, and case details.
29. Subseries 1.4: Tannery Daybook (Salisbury MD), 1823-1830
    • Included is the journal of a Salisbury, MD tannery. The journal includes details of tasks, their costs, and parties involved. It serves as a ledger book. 
30. Subseries 1.4: Benjamin Parson Cash Book, 1833-1838
    • Included is Benjamin Parson’s cash book, keeping track of bank payments and transactions with other individuals.
31. Subseries 1.4: Joshua Leonard Blacksmith Ledger part I (Salisbury, MD), 1835-1847
    Included is the original ledger of Joshua Leonard’s blacksmith shop. Included in the ledger are names, dates, transactional amounts, and tasks performed.
    31a. Subseries 1.4: Joshua Leonard Blacksmith Ledger, reproduction, part I (Salisbury, MD), 1835-1847
    This ledger is a reproduction of the original.
32. Subseries 1.4: Joshua Leonard Blacksmith Ledger, reproduction, part II (Salisbury, MD), 1835-1847
33. Subseries 1.4: Joshua Leonard Blacksmith Ledger, reproduction, part III (Salisbury, MD), 1835-1847
34. Subseries 1.4: Doctor’s Ledger of John Fowler (Somerset County, MD), 1849-1860
    • Included is a doctor’s ledger from Somerset County, MD. It includes a list of patients, procedures, and medical fees.
35. Subseries 1.4: Robert Todd General Store Ledger (Snow Hill, MD), 1862 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder. The ledger documents the Snow Hill, Maryland general store's activities in 1862.
36. Subseries 1.4: Cashbook (Snow Hill, MD), 1875-1878 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder.
37. Subseries 1.4: Annie Byrd Cashbook (Salisbury, MD), 1874-1879
    • Included is the cashbook of Annie Byrd. It includes names, amounts, dates, and tasks for which the payments are assigned.
38. Subseries 1.4: Henrietta Byrd Cashbook (Wicomico County, MD), 1878-1886
    • Included is the cashbook of Henrietta Byrd. There are only a few entries. Included are the amounts, description of the costs, and dates.
39. Subseries 1.4: JJ Morris Lumber Mill Daybook, 1877-1879 (Salisbury, MD)
    • Included is a daybook of the JJ Morris Lumber Mill. It includes names, amounts, dates, materials purchased and tasks performed.
40. Subseries 1.4: Cashbook for Goods and Stocks (various American cities), 1878
    • Included is a cashbook keeping track of goods and stocks purchased by select individuals in several American cities. Locations include New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Baltimore, and Chicago.
41. Subseries 1.4: Ledger + Journal of Washington B. Evans, reproduction (Rhodes Point, MD), 1878-1806
    • Included is a ledger of Washington B. Evans . The journal includes work related events as well as personal ones. The ledger includes a list of names Evans did business with.
42. Subseries 1.4: Registry of Voters for Second Election District, Quantico Precinct (Wicomico County, MD)
    • Included is a list of voters in the Quantico Precinct of Wicomico County’s Second Election District. Included is their name and community of residence.
43. Subseries 1.4: Humpherys + Tilghman Pamphlet + Day Book (Salisbury, MD), 1889
    • Included is a booklet keeping track of customers of Humpherys and Tilghman Lumber. It also provides a description of the processes the company uses in their treatment of the lumber.
44. Subseries 1.4: Registry of Voters, First Election District, Barren Creek (Wicomico County, MD), 1886-1895 [separated]
    • Contents are in a separate box/folder. The ledger lists all voters registered in the district, as well as occasions in which the voter moved and the voter's race.
45. Subseries 1.4: Wicomico County Register of Deaths, 1917
    • Included is a collection of 1917 burial permits. They include the name of the departed, cause of death, age, and place of burial.
46. Subseries 1.4: Delmarva Mortgage Company (Salisbury, MD), 1946-1947
    • Included is a cashbook of the Delmarva Mortgage Company. There are few names mentioned. The main focus is on sold property and dates.

Box 3

Subseries 1.4: John Nelms General Store Ledger, Salisbury, MD, 1767

• Included are a list of goods sold, their prices, store expenditures, and parties done business with.

Box 4

Subseries 1.4: John Nelms General Store Ledger, Salisbury, MD, 1775 

• Included are a list of goods sold, their prices, store expenditures, and parties done business with.

Box 5

1. Subseries 1.4: Robert Todd General Store Ledger (Snow Hill, MD), 1862
   • Included are a list of goods sold, their prices, store expenditures, and parties done business with.
2. Subseries 1.4: Cashbook (Snow Hill, MD), 1875-1878
   • Included is a list of transactions, their amounts, and dates by category.
3. Subseries 1.4: Registry of Voters, First Election District, Barren Creek (Wicomico County, MD), 1886-1895
   • Included is a list of voters in the district, including their names and approximate places of residence.

Box 6

1. Subseries 1.5: Minutes Records of the Wicomico County Democratic Club, 1950-1969
   • Included are the minutes of  Wicomico County Women’s Democratic Club meetings, which are both typed and handwritten. Also included are newspaper clippings pertaining to the club.
2. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook with Materials Related to Wicomico, Somerset, and Worcester Counties, 1855-1886
   • Included is a scrapbook containing materials pertaining to the abovementioned counties. The majority of the materials include newspaper clippings.
3. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook with Various Salisbury Newspaper Clippings, 1918-1927
   • Included is a scrapbook containing clippings from various Salisbury newspapers.
4. Subseries 1.5: Arthur Leonard Scrapbook with Various Salisbury Newspaper Clippings, (1/2), 1936
   • Included is a scrapbook containing clippings from various Salisbury newspapers.
5. Subseries 1.5: Arthur Leonard Scrapbook with Various Salisbury Newspaper Clippings, (2/2), 1936
   • Included is a scrapbook containing clippings from various Salisbury newspapers.
6. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook of Historic Salisbury Newspaper Clippings, 1954-1956 [separated]
   • Stored in a separate folder/box.
7. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook of Salisbury + Ocean City Newspaper Clippings + Photographs, 1980-1982 [separated]
   • Stored in a separate folder/box.
8. Subseries 1.5: Miscellaneous Newspaper Clippings, 1895-1964
   • Included are an assortment of ad and article clippings from Maryland newspapers.
9. Subseries 1.5: Maryland Gazette, 1754
   • Included is an issue of the Maryland Gazette, including its from page, classified section, and notices page.
10. Subseries 1.5: Miscellaneous Newspaper Issues, 1889-1982 [separated]
    1. Stored in a separate folder/box.
11. Subseries 1.6: Maryland Department of Education “ Pictorial Maryland” collection, 1954
    • Included is the Maryland Department of Education’s “Pictorial Maryland” collection, which is divided into the following regions and categories:
      Eastern Shore
      Unique Area
      Social Area
      Historical Area
      Social Area
      Geographical Area
      Scenic Area
      Occupational
      Southern Maryland
      Unique Area
      Social Area
      Historical Area
      Social Area
      Geographical Area
      Scenic Area
      Occupational
      Central Maryland
      Unique Area
      Social Area
      Historical Area
      Social Area
      Geographical Area
      Scenic Area
      Occupational
      Western Maryland
      Unique Area
      Social Area
      Historical Area
      Social Area
      Geographical Area
      Scenic Area
      Occupational
12. Subseries 1.6: Photograph album of Chesapeake Scenery, c.1890s
    • Included is an album of photographs from the Chesapeake Bay area from the 1890s.

Box 7

1. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook of Historic Salisbury Newspaper Clippings, 1954-1956 
   • Included is a scrapbook containing the clippings from Salisbury newspapers.
2. Subseries 1.5: Scrapbook of Salisbury + Ocean City Newspaper Clippings + Photographs, 1980-1982
   • Included is a scrapbook containing the clippings from Salisbury and Ocean City newspapers. Also included are photographs.

Box 8

Subseries 1.5: Miscellaneous Newspaper Issues, 1889-1982

• Included is a collection of newspapers ranging from 1889 to 1982. Titles include: Wicomico News, Salisbury Advertiser, Salisbury Daily Times, Eastern Shore News, Cecil Democrat, Berlin Advance, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Sun, and Judge (New York).

Box 9

1. Subseries 1.6: Photograph Album of WPA Project at Wicomico County Courthouse, 1936
   • Included is a collection of pictures of a WPA Project at Wicomico County Courthouse. Also listed are the architect and construction company names (Malone & Williams, and Seymour Ruff & Sons, Co., respectively).
2. Subseries 1.6: Daguerreotype Portrait, c. 1860s
   • Included is a daguerreotype portrait of a male child.
3. Subseries 1.6: Tintype Photographs, c. 1870s
   • Included are three tintype photographs. The first depicts two young men. The second depicts two women, one older and one younger. And the third depicts five young women.
4. Subseries 1.6: Ambrotype + Carte-de-visite Portraits, c. 1880s
   • Included are three photographs. One is a portrait of a man, another of a nine week old infant named Frankie Galpin, and the third three women captioned “past, present, and future”.
5. Subseries 1.6: Series of Railroad and Cypress Grove Photographs, c. 1890s
   • Included are six photographs of the railroad and a cypress grove.
6. Subseries 1.6: Eastern Shore Planes, Trains, Boats, + Automobiles, c. 1880s-1930s
   • Included are five photographs of vehicles on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
7. Subseries 1.6: Eastern Shore Homes, Buildings, and Structures, c. 1880s-1930s
   • Included are 16 photographs of structures on the Eastern Shore, including homes and businesses. Businesses include Oliver Chilled Plows, Perdue & Gunby Carriage Repository, Turner Bros. Wholesale Grocers, R.G. Evans & Son Building Products, and Salisbury National Bank. Also included is a picture of the 1904 Baltimore Fire. 
8. Subseries 1.6: Wye Oak at Pocomoke Foundry, c.1942
   • Included is a picture of a Wye Oak tree in Pocomoke, MD.
9. Subseries 1.6: Group Activities, c. 1880-1946
   • Included are five photographs of group activities ranging from farming to church services.
10. Subseries 1.6: Groups Posing, c.1880-1920s
    • Included are ten group photos. The groups include firemen, factory workers, R.E. Powell store employees, Wicomico High School students, St. Peter’s Basketball Team, policemen, business owners, and the Sons of the American Revolution.
11. Subseries 1.6: Individual Portraits, c. 1920s-1940s
    • Included are three photographs of two male individuals.
12. Subseries 1.6: Aerial Photographs of Clouds, 1970s
    • Included are three photographs taken from the passenger seat of an airplane of clouds.
13. Subseries 1.6: Negatives, c. 1940s-1960s
    • Included are sixteen negatives of various scenes, ranging from buildings to a tennis match. Also included is a pamphlet for Salisbury National Bank.
14. Subseries 1.6: Reprints from Walter Thurston, Orlando Wootten, and other Local Photographers, (1/2) 1900-1970s
    • Included are 63 reprints. They include pictures of buildings, documents, individuals, groups, and maps, among others.
15. Subseries 1.6: Reprints from Walter Thurston, Orlando Wootten, and other Local Photographers, (2/2) 1900-1970s
    • Included are 35 reprints. They include pictures of buildings, documents, individuals, groups, and maps, among others.
16. Subseries 1.6: Company D, WWI, Printed Photos, 1917
    • Included is an official roster of Company D from WWI, complete with the pictures and names of its soldiers.
17. Subseries 1.6: Xerox Copies of Photos, undated
    • Included are 3 photo copies. They include one of Joe Morgan Garage, a mansion, and a class of schoolchildren.
18. Subseries 1.6: Oversize Photographs [separated]
    • Stored in separate folder/box. Includes photographs of groups and places, especially aerial photographs.

Box 10

1. Subseries 1.7: Champ Postcard
   • Includes 1 greeting card.
2. Subseries 1.7: Crisfield Postcards
   • Includes approximately 102 postcards depicting Crisfield, MD.
3. Subseries 1.7: Deal Island Postcards
   • Includes six postcards depicting Deal Island, MD.
4. Subseries 1.7: Lawsonia Postcards
   • Includes two postcards depicting two churches in Lawsonia, MD.
5. Subseries 1.7: Manokin River Postcards
   • Includes two postcards depicting the Manokin River.
6. Subseries 1.7: Marion Station Postcards
   • Includes six postcards depicting Marion Station, MD.
7. Subseries 1.7: Monie Postcards
   • Includes two postcards from Monie, MD.
8. Subseries 1.7: Mt. Vernon Postcards
   • Includes a postcard depicting Mt. Vernon, MD.
9. Subseries 1.7: Oriole Postcards
   • Includes three postcards depicting or relating to Oriole, MD.
10. Subseries 1.7: Princess Anne Postcards
    • Includes approximately 132 postcards depicting Princess Anne, MD.
11. Subseries 1.7: Smith Island Postcards
    • Includes 19 postcards depicting Smith Island, MD.
12. Subseries 1.7: Westover Postcards
    • Includes two postcards depicting Westover, MD.
13. Subseries 1.7: Wicomico County Postcards
    • Includes approximately 213 postcards depicting Wicomico County, MD
14. Subseries 1.7: Worcester County Postcards
    • Includes 74 postcards depicting Worcester County, MD. Also included in the collection are seven of Wye Mills, MD and Cambridge, MD, which are not in Worcester County.
15. Subseries 1.7: Mid + Upper Shore Postcards
    • Included is a postcard depicting Roaring Point, MD.

Box 11

Subseries 1.7: Baltimore, MD Postcards

• Included are approximately 556 postcards depicting Baltimore, MD.

Box 12

1. Subseries 1.7: Baltimore, MD Postcards
   • Included are approximately 190 postcards depicting Baltimore, MD.
2. Subseries 1.7: Washington DC Postcards
   • Included are approximately 306 postcards depicting Washington, D.C.
3. Subseries 1.7: Alabama Postcards
   • Included are nine postcards depicting the state of Alabama.
4. Subseries 1.7: Arizona Postcards
   • Included are ten postcards depicting the state of Arizona.
5. Subseries 1.7: Arkansas Postcards
   • Included are four postcards depicting the state of Arkansas.
6. Subseries 1.7: California Postcards
   • Included are 35 postcards depicting the state of California.
7. Subseries 1.7: Colorado Postcards
   • Included are 14 postcards depicting the state of Colorado.
8. Subseries 1.7: Connecticut Postcards
   • Included are six postcards depicting the state of Connecticut.
9. Subseries 1.7: Delaware Postcards
   • Included are six postcards depicting the state of Delaware.

Box 13

1. Subseries 1.7: Florida Postcards
   • Included are approximately 84 postcards depicting the state of Florida.
2. Subseries 1.7: Georgia Postcards
   • Included are approximately 36 postcards depicting the state of Georgia.
3. Subseries 1.7: Hawaii Postcards
   • Included are five postcards depicting the state of Hawaii.
4. Subseries 1.7: Idaho Postcards
   1. Included are 12 postcards depicting the state of Idaho.
5. Subseries 1.7: Illinois Postcards
   • Included are 21 postcards depicting the state of Illinois.
6. Subseries 1.7: Indiana Postcards
   • Included are 16 postcards depicting the state of Indiana.
7. Subseries 1.7: Iowa Postcards
   • Included are five postcards depicting the state of Iowa.
8. Subseries 1.7: Kansas Postcards
   • Included are seven postcards depicting the state of Kansas.
9. Subseries 1.7: Kentucky Postcards
   • Included are 11 postcards depicting the state of Kentucky.
10. Subseries 1.7: Louisiana Postcards
    • Included are approximately 51 postcards depicting the state of Louisiana.
11. Subseries 1.7: Maine Postcards
    • Included are 17 postcards depicting the state of Maine.
12. Subseries 1.7: Maryland Postcards
    • Included are approximately 180 postcards depicting the state of Maryland, excluding Baltimore and the Eastern Shore.
13. Subseries 1.7: Massachusetts Postcards
    • Included are 12 postcards depicting the state of Massachusetts.
14. Subseries 1.7: Michigan Postcards
    • Included are 16 postcards depicting the state of Michigan.
15. Subseries 1.7: Minnesota Postcards
    • Included are four postcards depicting the state of Minnesota.
16. Subseries 1.7: Montana Postcards
    • Included are eight postcards depicting the state of Montana.
17. Subseries 1.7: Missouri Postcards
    • Included are 12 postcards depicting the state of Missouri.
18. Subseries 1.7: Nebraska Postcards
    • Included are five postcards depicting the state of Nebraska.
19. Subseries 1.7: Nevada Postcards
    • Included are two postcards depicting the state of Nevada.
20. Subseries 1.7: Washington Postcards
    • Included is one postcard depicting the state of Washington.
21. Subseries 1.7: West Virginia Postcards
    • Included are approximately 37 postcards depicting the state of West Virginia.
22. Subseries 1.7: Wyoming Postcards
    • Included is one postcard depicting the state of Wyoming.
23. Subseries 1.7: Foreign postcards
    • Included are three postcards depicting foreign countries.
24. Subseries 1.7: Miscellaneous Postcards
    • Included are 24 miscellaneous postcards with no recurring theme.

Box 14

1. Subseries 1.7: New Hampshire Postcards
   • Included are four postcards depicting the state of New Hampshire.
2. Subseries 1.7: New Jersey Postcards
   • Included are approximately 33 postcards depicting the state of New Jersey. Also included is a thumb sized booklet of copies of postcards. Included are 25 copies.
3. Subseries 1.7: New Mexico Postcards
   • Included are 28 postcards depicting the state of New Mexico.
4. Subseries 1.7: New York Postcards
   • Included are 135 postcards depicting the state of New York.
5. Subseries 1.7: North Carolina Postcards
   • Included are approximately 65 postcards depicting the state of North Carolina.
6. Subseries 1.7: North Dakota Postcards
   • Included are two postcards depicting the state of North Dakota.
7. Subseries 1.7: Ohio Postcards
   • Included are 50 postcards depicting the state of Ohio. 18 of those are in a booklet focused on the city of Cincinnati.
8. Subseries 1.7: Oklahoma Postcards
   • Included are eight postcards depicting the state of Oklahoma.
9. Subseries 1.7: Oregon Postcards
   • Included are 11 postcards depicting the state of Oregon.
10. Subseries 1.7: Pennsylvania Postcards
    • Included are approximately 169 postcards depicting the state of Pennsylvania.
11. Subseries 1.7: Rhode Island Postcards
    • Included are ten postcards depicting the state of Rhode Island.
12. Subseries 1.7: South Carolina Postcards
    • Included are approximately 30 postcards depicting the state of South Carolina.
13. Subseries 1.7: South Dakota Postcards
    • Included are 12 postcards depicting the state of South Dakota.
14. Subseries 1.7: Tennessee Postcards
    • Included are 19 postcards depicting the state of Tennessee.
15. Subseries 1.7: Texas Postcards
    • Included are 12 postcards depicting the state of Texas.

Box 15

Subseries 1.7: Virginia + 1907 Jamestown Exposition Postcards

• Included are approximately 272 postcards depicting the state of Virginia and from the 1907 Jamestown Exposition combined.

Box 16

1. Subseries 1.8: Salisbury High School Commencement Program, 1905
   • Included is a program for the 1905 commencement of Salisbury High School’s senior class at Ulman’s Opera House. The program includes the order of the evening’s events, the lyrics to the class song, a list of graduates, a list of orchestra members, a list of award winners, and a poem dedicated to the class.
2. Subseries 1.8: Salisbury Elks Frolic of 1927, 1927
   • Included is a program for a minstrel show hosted by the Salisbury Elks Lodge. The program includes a list of musical numbers and the cast list.
3. Subseries 1.8: Eastern shore Agricultural Fair Program, 1930
   1. Included is a program for the Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair in Accomack, VA. The program includes a list of events and participants, advertisements, and officer/member lists.
4. Subseries 1.8: Salisbury National Bank Opening, 1930
   1. Included is an invitation to the grand opening of the Salisbury National Bank.
5. Subseries 1.8: Salisbury Bicentennial Souvenir Program, 1932
   • Included are three program copies of the weeklong Salisbury Bicentennial Souvenir. The program includes the order of events, event rules and regulations, parade lineups, contestant lists, advertisements, a brief history of Salisbury, and a list of committees and members that made the event possible.
6. Subseries 1.8: Bethesda Methodist Protestant Church Program (with 1980s photograph), 1933- 1980s
   • Included is a church service program from Bethesda United Methodist Church. The program includes a list of service times, the order of events for the 11 am service, a series of announcements, and the church’s directory. Also included separately is a picture of the church during the 1980s.
7. Subseries 1.8: Dedication of the new Wicomico County Courthouse + Jail, 1937
   • Included is a program for the dedication ceremony for the newly built Wicomico County courthouse and jail. The program includes a list of county commissioners, the building’s dedication committee, the order of the ceremony’s events, and a brief description of the courthouse. Also included is a photocopy of the program.
8. Subseries 1.8: Bicentennial Commission Revolutionary Structures Program, 1967
   • Included is a flyer and form to purchase the Sketchbook of Revolutionary Structures. The flyer includes an information form, a description of the sketchbook, and three example sketches from it of St. Martin’s Church in Worcester County, Makepeace in Somerset County, and Long Hill in Wicomico County. All three were constructed during the revolutionary period.
9. Subseries 1.8: Wicomico Presbyterian Church Concert Program, 1977
   • Included is a program for a concert at Wicomico Presbyterian Church. The program includes a staff list, a list of church missionaries abroad, a list of musical numbers for the concert, a list of performers, and church directory.
10. Subseries 1.8: Grace United Methodist Church 75th Anniversary Program, 1983
    • Included is a program for the 75th Anniversary of Grace United Methodist Church in Salisbury, MD. The program includes photographs of the church, a brief history of the church, a list of former pastors, a list of upper-level clergy, and the church’s directory.
11. Subseries 1.8: Bivalve United Methodist Church Centennial Celebration Program, 1986
    • Included is a program for the centennial celebration for Bivalve United Methodist Church. The program includes photographs, a list of event committee members, brief histories of Methodism and the church itself, a list of former ministers, a list of the church’s first 200 members, a list of recently deceased members, excerpts from church talks, and a list of donors.
12. Subseries 1.8: Bethany Lutheran Church Dedication Program, 1986
    • Included is a program from the dedication service of Bethany Lutheran Church in Salisbury, Maryland. The program includes a brief history of the church, the order of service events, a list of boards and officers, and a list of those involved in the church’s construction.
13. Subseries 1.8: St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church Sanctuary Dedication Program, 1989
    • Included is a program from a dedication service of St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church in Delmar, DE. The program includes photographs, a biography of the pastor, a brief history of Methodism in Delmar, writings by several pastors, a list of donors, other acknowledgements, and a glossary.
14. Subseries 1.8: Olde Princess Anne Days Program, 1993
    • Included is a program for the Olde Princess Anne Days festival. The program includes a list of event organizers, event information, a schedule, and a list of tour areas.
15. Subseries 1.9: Salisbury Business Biographies, 1934-1935
    • Included is a biographical collection for Salisbury businesses. The collection includes information on the business owners and other professionals of Salisbury, and information on the businesses themselves and other organizations such as clubs and churches.
16. Subseries 1.9: Chesapeake Bay Seafood Company, 1929
    • Included are two documents pertaining to the Chesapeake Bay Seafood Company. One is a prospectus of the company’s processes and dealings. The other is a letter to an investor describing the context of the prospectus.
17. Subseries 1.9: E.S. Adkins Company, 1919
    • Included is a receipt from ES Adkins Lumber Company for door materials.
18. Subseries 1.9: Eastern Shore Manufacturing Company, undated
    • Included is a business card for Eastern Shore Manufacturing Company. Also included is a letter from card’s collector who donated it to the Nabb Center.
19. Subseries 1.9: Old Piedmont Distilling Company, 1913
    • Included are several documents pertaining to the Old Piedmont Distilling Company in Baltimore, MD. Included are three advertisements for sales and one certificate for one dollar off a purchase.
20. Subseries 1.9: Peninsula Trust Company, 1914
    • Included is a letter from the Peninsula Trust Company to their depositors and friends. The letter announces the company’s liquidation and transfer of business to Salisbury National Bank.
21. Subseries 1.9: Perdue + Gunby, 1918
    • Included is a receipt for a $50 transaction with Perdue & Gunby wagon merchants.
22. Subseries 1.9: R.E. Powell + Co., 1911 + 1964
    • Included are documents pertaining to RE Powell and Company. Included is a receipt from 1911, and two booklets containing newspaper issues featuring the company from 1964.
23. Subseries 1.9: R. Frank Williams Real Estate Broker, undated
    • Included is a business card for R. Frank Williams Real Estate Broker.
24. Subseries 1.9: Tilghman Fertilizers, 1918
    • Included are documents pertaining to Wm. B. Tilghman Fertilizer Company. Included are two receipts and a booklet promoting Florida Cypress Shingles, one of the company’s products of sale.
25. Subseries 1.9: Washington Hotel, 1932
    • Included is a pamphlet highlighting the Washington Hotel in Princess Anne, MD. The pamphlet contains a brief history of the hotel, as well as a list of other attractions in Somerset County, MD.
26. Subseries 1.9: Wilson + Co., 1907
    • Included is a receipt for Wilson & Co. for the purchase of berries.
27. Subseries 1.9: Miscellaneous Personal Receipts, 1836-1891
    • Included is a collection of receipts. Most pertain to taxes.
28. Subseries 1.10: Map (Reproduction) of Road from London to Shrewsbury, 1680
    • Included is a reproduction of a road map from London to Shrewsbury in England.
29. Subseries 1.10: Martenets’s Map of Maryland reproduction, 1878
    • Included is a reproduction of Simon Martenet’s published map of Maryland. The map is divided by county, with a brief history and detail page included for each one.
30. Subseries 1.10: Official Highway Map of Maryland, 1976
    • Included is a map of the highways in the state of Maryland. Also included on the map is a list of historic places, and a map of travel routes in 1776.
31. Subseries 1.10: Blueprints of Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Exhibit, 1982 [separated]
    • Contents are stored in a separate folder/box.
32. Subseries 1.11: Somerset County Judicials Record reproduction, 1744
    • Included is a list of liquor purchases by Somerset County Judicial Officials.
33. Subseries 1.11: New London County Sheriff's Order, 1752
    • Included is an order from the Sheriff of New London County.
34. Subseries 1.11: Legal Account of Caleb Balding, 1773
    • Included is a legal account of Caleb Balding, including a list of parties and transactions.
35. Subseries 1.11: Abstract of the Valuation of Lands, Slaves, and Dwelling Houses in Each County of the State of Maryland, 1816
    • Included is an Abstract of Land, Slaves, and Dwelling Houses in Maryland by the Secretary of the Treasury. It is broken down by county. Also included is a photocopy of the document.
36. Subseries 1.11: Sussex County Court Order, 1819
    • Included is a Sussex County Court order for the payment of a debt.
37. Subseries 1.11: Notice on the Picture of the Coronation of Napoleon, 1826
    • Included is a notice addressing a picture depicting Napoleon’s coronation, whose artist had recently died.
38. Subseries 1.11: Will of Robert Rolle reproduction, 1829
    • Included is a reproduction of the handwritten last will and testament of Robert Rolle.
39. Subseries 1.11: Hancock, Maryland Union + Farmer’s Election Nomination Tickets, 1861
    • Included are election nomination tickets for railroad and farmers unions for elections in Hancock, MD.
40. Subseries 1.11: Confederate States of America Currency, 1861
    • Included is a $1000 bank note for the Confederate States of America.
41. Subseries 1.11: Farmer’s + Mechanic’s Bank of Milford Currency, 1861
    • Included is a $1 bank note for the Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Milford.
42. Subseries 1.11: Nanticoke Point Bank Notes, 1862
    • Included are two bank notes for Nanticoke Point Bank in Somerset County, MD. They are valued at 25 and 10 cents.
43. Subseries 1.11: Somerset + Worcester Savings Bank Notes, 1862-1865
    • Included are four bank notes from Somerset & Worcester Savings Bank, valued at $2, $3, $5, and $1.
44. Subseries 1.11: Fire Insurance Certificate for Littleton Jenkins, 1867
    • Included is a fire insurance certificate for Littleton Jenkins for a policy from Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cecil County.
45. Subseries 1.11: Writings about Port Providence, 1870s
    • Included are writings about Port Providence, PA on the back of blank Phoenix Iron Company receipts.
46. Subseries 1.11: Recipe + Brochure for Medicinal Cannabis Sativa, 1877
    • Included is a brochure for the use of medicinal marijuana issued by Dr. W.W. Sherar. It includes a list of recipes it can be incorporated into, as well as diseases it can supposedly be used to treat.
47. Subseries 1.11: Farmers Livestock Insurance for Horse, 1883
    • Included is an insurance policy for the protection of a horse from Mutual Insurance Company of Wicomico County.
48. Subseries 1.11: Salisbury High School Report Cards for Francis Hearn, 1903
    • Included are two report cards of 7th grade Salisbury High School student Francis Hearn, including a list of his term grades, exam grades, and averages.
49. Subseries 1.11: Medical + Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland Membership Certificate for Wicomico County, 1905 [separated]
    • Contents housed in separate folder/box.
50. Subseries 1.11: Will of Frederick Howard, 1907
    • Included is the handwritten last will and testament of Frederick Howard
51. Subseries 1.11: Land Survey Notes, 1910
    • Included are notes of a 1910 land survey.
52. Subseries 1.11: Reichsbank Note, 1922
    • Included is a Reichsbank Note for 50,000 Reichsmarks.
53. Subseries 1.11: Shore Transit Line School Trip Pass, 1924
    • Included is a school trip pass from Salisbury to Claiborne for a child on the Shore Transit Line.
54. Subseries 1.11: Eastern Shore Public Service Company Accident Prevention Contest Certificate, 1930-1942
    • Included is a certificate awarded to Mary Egerton.
55. Subseries 1.11: Wicomico County Bar Association Schedule of Minimum Fees and Resolutions, 1947-1958
    • Included are three separate schedules, dating 1947, 1952, and 1958.
56. Subseries 1.11: Spirits of ‘76 Bicentennial Booze Drink Recipes, 1976
    • Included is a booklet of cocktail recipes.
57. Subseries 1.11: Sons of Liberty + Little Mac Cartoon, undated
    1. Included are two copies of cartoons for the Sons of Liberty.
58. Subseries 1.11: Ned Buntline + Salt River Performance Ticket, undated
    • Included is a ticket to a minstrel show on a boat cruise.
59. Subseries 1.11: Miscellaneous Envelopes
    • Included are four randomly assorted envelopes. Three are addressed to a Samuel Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Elijah Hurley, and Mr. S F Melson. The final one is unaddressed, but featured Chinese characters.
60. Subseries 1.11: Miscellaneous written works, undated
    • Included are two random writings. One includes a brief paragraph and calculations. The other includes a bizarre code of symbols, with some English.
61. Subseries 1.11: Democratic State Central Committee Meeting in Salisbury Ticket, undated
    • Included is an invitation to the meeting.
62. Subseries 1.11: Hard Times in Dixie Handwritten Song, undated
    • Included are handwritten lyrics with secessionist themes.
63. Subseries 1.11: Miscellaneous Recipes, undated
    • Included are two recipes, one being for paint.
64. Subseries 1.11: Miscellaneous Articles, undated
    • Included are lyrics to a song “Farmer Brown” and a newspaper article about dwarves.
65. Subseries 1.11: Salisbury Fire Department Flyer, undated
    • Included is a flyer talking about the prevention of fires, as well as methods of contacting the Fire Department.
66. Subseries 1.11: Greeting Card, undated
    • Included is one birthday card produced in the United Kingdom featuring a poem.
67. Subseries 1.11: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes, undated
    1. Included are three notes. One featuring dates and calculations, another being a citation list, and the final one being difficult to interpret.
68. Subseries 1.12: Rules of Civility, 1671
    • Included is a pamphlet of the rules translated from French. The book was published in London, and features etiquette observed in France.
69. Subseries 1.12: Report on the Chesapeake + Delaware Canal reproduction, 1825
    • Included is a photocopy of the report, listing board members and plans for the canal.
70. Subseries 1.12: Annual Report on the Geologist of Maryland, 1837
    • Included is the report, which is broken down by Kent, Cecil, and Montgomery County, addressing geology, physical geography, agriculture, mineral resources, and coal. Also included is a photocopy of the report.
71. Subseries 1.12: Inaugural Address of Thomas Swann, Governor Elect of Maryland, 1865
    • Included is a senate issued transcript of the address.
72. Subseries 1.12: O.W. Gray + Son National Atlas reproduction, 1876
    • Included is a photocopy containing maps of Talbot County towns of Easton, St. Michaels, Trappe, and Oxford, as well as a directory of patrons living in these towns.
73. Subseries 1.12: Biennial Report of the Board of Trustees of the Delaware State Hospital for the Insane, 1891
    • Included is the report including a list of the trustees and statistics of those employed, housed, treated, and released by the hospital.
74. Subseries 1.12: Report on the Commissioners of Fisheries of Maryland, 1901
    • Included is the report including a list of commissioners and statistics on the fisheries.
75. Subseries 1.12: Proposed Charter for the City of Wilmington, 1903
    • Included is the charter which includes terms of processes involved in altering the city’s charter.
76. Subseries 1.12: White Pine Series - Colonial Architecture of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, 1916
    • Included is a volume in a series depicting colonial architecture on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. It includes articles and photographs.
77. Subseries 1.12: The Wicomico (Wicomico High School), 1916-1918
    • Included are three issues of Wicomico High School’s newspaper The Wicomico. They include articles, creative works, and advertisements.
78. Subseries 1.12: Soil Survey of New Castle County, Delaware, 1917
    • Included is the survey published by the US Department of Agriculture.
79. Subseries 1.12: Soil Survey of Wicomico County, Maryland, 1925
    • Included is the survey published by the US Department of Agriculture.
80. Subseries 1.12: Know Your Own State - Maryland (by Standard Oil Company), 1925
    • Included is a pamphlet featuring historic places in Maryland, maps, and a lubrication chart for vehicles.
81. Subseries 1.12: The Delmarva Peninsula (by Hearn Oil Company), 1926
    • Included is a pamphlet featuring historic places on the Delmarva Peninsula, as well as local laws of towns on the peninsula.
82. Subseries 1.12: Little Journeys to the Churches of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia, 1928
    • Included is a pamphlet featuring the churches of Delmarva. It also includes advertisements and a directory of tradespeople.
83. Subseries 1.12: Salisbury, Maryland - Homey, Hospitable, Historic (Little Journeys), 1931
    • Included is a pamphlet featuring Salisbury as a tourist destination, including historic sites, businesses, and other attractions.
84. Subseries 1.12: Transactions of the Peninsula Horticultural Society, 1935
    • Included is the book of transactions, which includes a sectional analysis of each crop.
85. Subseries 1.12: Land Use Planning Delaware Handbook, 1939
    • Included is the handbook, which features lists of government workers, soil quality statistics, housing statistics, and other data in a collection of tables and charts.
86. Subseries 1.12: The Old Line, 1939
    • Included is an issue of “The Old Line” magazine of the University of Maryland. It includes editorials, advertisements, a list of staff, and other articles.
87. Subseries 1.12: The First Parishes of the Province of Maryland, 1942
    • Included is a booklet listing the parishes. It includes each one’s history, a list of upcoming events, and a history of the Act of 1692, which divided the colony into parishes.
88. Subseries 1.12: Lest We Forget Wicomico War Memorial Fund Campaign, 1945-1946
    • Included are two copies of a booklet promoting the construction of the Wicomico War Memorial. They include a floorplan of the building, the history of the fund, and pictures of what the interior will look like.
89. Subseries 1.12: A Survey of Salisbury, MD (Salisbury Chamber of Commerce), 1948
    • Included is the survey, which includes descriptions of the businesses and industries in Salisbury, MD.
90. Subseries 1.12: HB Company Calendar, 1956
    • Included is the calendar, which features nautical pictures of Maryland and an advertisement from Hutzlers Department Store in Baltimore.
91. Subseries 1.12: The Accomac + Accohannock Indians from Early Relations, 1959
    • Included is a booklet presenting the history of interactions between the Accomac and Accohannock Indians and White settlers.
92. Subseries 1.12: Maryland’s Political History (Morgan State College), 1965
    • Included is a booklet documenting the political history of the state of Maryland, with a distinct focus on the political parties.
93. Subseries 1.12: The Pocomoke River by Charles C. Kensey, 1967
    • Included is a booklet documenting the personal experiences of the author on the Pocomoke River. This includes information on wildlife, watercraft, geography,  and folk histories.
94. Subseries 1.12: Martin Wilderness Study (Martin National Wildlife Refuge), 1968-1971
    • Included are two published copies of the study which took place in Somerset County. Also included are handwritten notes, letters, maps, and a newspaper clipping
95. Subseries 1.12: Tales from Truitt’s Icehouse by Andrew Morrow, 1973
    • Included is a collection of stories from heart surgeon. Andrew Morrow about his passion for bass fishing.
96. Subseries 1.12: Establishing a Historic District (Maryland Historic Trust), 1973
    • Included is a booklet outlining the process for historic preservation in a town, with a focus on Chestertown, MD.
97. Subseries 1.12: Chestertown Tea Party Festival Bicentennial Celebration, 1974
    • Included is a program for the event. The program includes a history of Chestertown, an overview of the Chestertown Tea Party itself, a list of historic sites in the town, a map, and list of individuals involved with the festival.
98. Subseries 1.12: Eastern Shore Society of Baltimore Bulletin No. 6, 1974
    • Included is the bulletin, featuring the club’s history, a history of the state, a bibliography, and list of club members since its inception.
99. Subseries 1.12: Maryland Hall of Records Bicentennial Bulletins, 1976
    • Included are twelve bulletins corresponding to the history of the month 200 years prior.
100. Subseries 1.12: A Degree of Latitude Maps of the Chesapeake, 1988
     • Included is a booklet listing historic maps of the Chesapeake Bay.
101. Subseries 1.12: Narrative of Lucretia P. Cannon, undated
     • Included is a narrative describing the crimes of Cannon, including robbery and murder.
102. Subseries 1.12: A Catalogue of Old Prints + Lithographs, undated
     • Included is a catalogue of the art for sale, mainly from the Civil War period.
103. Subseries 1.12: (Baptist) Cooperative Program in Maryland, undated
     • Included is a flyer highlighting the Cooperative Program, highlighting its causes and missions.
104. Subseries 1.12: City of Salisbury, Maryland brochure, undated
     • Included is a brochure with facts about Salisbury, a frequently-asked-question section, and information on Wicomico County.

Box 17

1. Subseries 2.1: Identification + Photos, 1954-2008
   • Included are photographs of John Jacob himself. The collection includes his identification card, photographs, and brief biography.
2. Subseries 2.1: Biographical Sketches + Obituary, 1986-2013
   • Included is biographical information of John Jacob. It includes his obituary, handwritten notes, a feature in the National Exchange Club newsletter, advertisements for a presentation of his collection at a retirement home, and a newspaper clipping.
3. Subseries 2.1: Correspondence, 1975-1994
   • Included is a collection of correspondences from Jacob, with a watermark from his law office. Most are personally addressed to his cousin. Also included are letters to Jacob from various senders.
4. Subseries 2.1: Maryland Jaycee Militia, 2007-2008
   • Included are materials relating to Jacob’s service in the  Maryland Jaycee Militia. Included are a note of congratulations, newspaper clippings, a newsletter, an award certificate for Jacob, a folder with information related to the award, and a photo album.
5. Subseries 2.1: “Homicide House” by John Jacob, undated
   • Included is a manuscript of the book “Homicide House”, written by Jacob himself.
6. Subseries 2.1: “Murder Climbs the Family Tree” by John Jacob, undated
   • Included is a manuscript of the book “Murder Climbs the Family Tree”, written by Jacob himself.
7. Subseries 2.1: Murder Mystery Handwritten Draft, undated
   • Included is a handwritten manuscript draft of a murder mystery Jacob wrote.
8. Subseries 2.1: “The Founding + Early History of Salisbury” by John Jacob, undated
   • Included is a manuscript of a history of Salisbury Jacob compiled and wrote.
9. Subseries 2.1: Reproductions to Use for “History of Salisbury” Illustrations, undated
   • Included are reproductions of illustrations Jacob used in “History of Salisbury”.
10. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes Beginnings, undated
    • Included are Jacob’s beginning drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”.
11. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1750-1776
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1750-1776.
12. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1776-1790
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1776-1790.
13. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1790-1800
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1790-1800.
14. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1800-1807
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1800-1807.
15. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1808-1811
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1808-1811.
16. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1812-1815
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1812-1815.
17. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1816-1819
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1816-1819.
18. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1820-1823
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1820-1823.
19. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1828-1831
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1828-1831.
20. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Drafts + Notes, 1832-1835
    • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”, covering the years 1832-1835.

Box 18

1. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Typed Drafts, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts for “History of Salisbury”.
2. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”.
3. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”.
4. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”.
5. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”.
6. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”
7. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”
8. Subseries 2.1: History of Salisbury Miscellaneous Drafts + Notes, undated
   • Included are Jacob’s drafts and handwritten notes for “History of Salisbury”
9. Subseries 2.1: “Graveyards and Gravestones of Wicomico County” by John Jacob, 1971
   • Included is a compilation by Jacob of records of graveyards and gravestones of Wicomico County.
10. Subseries 2.1: The Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) Magazine, 2009-2013
    • Included are 15 magazines for the Sons of the American Revolution.
11. Subseries 2.1: Shoreline (Nabb Center Research Center), 2001-2013
    • Included are six issues of the Nabb Center’s newsletter Shoreline, as well as one issue of SU Magazine.
12. Subseries 2.1: Wicomico Recollections (Wicomico Historical Society), 1999-2001
    • Included are 12 publications of the Wicomico Historical Society’s newsletter Wicomico Recollections.
13. Subseries 2.1: Metropolitan Magazine + Delmarva Quarterly, 2005
    • Included are an issue of Metropolitan Magazine and Delmarva Quarterly.
14. Subseries 2.1: Tourism Brochures, c. 2000s
    • Included are 13 tourism brochures places in Maryland and Delaware.
15. Subseries 2.1: Miscellaneous Publications for Research, undated
    • Included are publications Jacob used in his research, including those pertaining to Newtown/Pocomoke City, MD, a collection of ship passenger lists, and other articles.
16. Subseries 2.1: Newspaper Clippings, 2002-2012
    • Included is a collection of newspaper clippings from over the course of 10 years. They pertain to historic homes such as Whitehaven Hotel and Poplar Hill Mansion, and Hurricane Sandy’s effect on the town of Crisfield.
17. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable names include Benjamin Evans, Elizabeth Bradshaw (married to Benjamin Evans), Francis Evans, Jacob Evans, Levina Evans (married to Jacob Evans), Elijah Evans, “Lovey” Evans, John Evans, Hannah Mister (married to John Evans), and Solomon Evans.
18. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable names include Richard Bradshaw, Arabella Evans (married to Richard Bradshaw), and Severn Bradshaw.
19. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable names include Richard Bradshaw, Arabella Tyler (married to Bradshaw), and Severn Tyler.
20. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Richard Marsh, Rhoda Evans (married to Marsh), Richard Bradshaw, Arabella Tyler (married to Bradshaw), John Tyler, and Alice Butler (married to Tyler).

Box 19

1. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include John Tyler, Alice Butler, Severn Tyler, Eleanor Evans, and Thomas Tyler.
2. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Peter Gordy II, Peter Gordy, and Moses Gordy.
3. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Aaron and Jackson Gordy.
4. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Isaac Wootten, Mary King , Eleanor Warren Wootten, Luther Martindale Williams, Jonathan Wootten, and Leah Dolby.
5. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include William Wootten Sr., Mary Sussex , and John Wootten, and Mary Wootten.
6. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Sarah Ann Windsor, John William Wesley Wootten , Martha Elaine Wood Purner, Elizabeth Wootten, and Thomas Adams.
7. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Henry Dize, Solomon Evans, Nancy Bloodsworth, Richard Evans, and John Evans.
8. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include John Evans, Mary Parks, Richard Evans, Solomon Evans, and Mary Bloodworth.
9. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
   • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include James Cannon, William Cannon, James Cannon, Henry Cannon, Francis Newton, and Thomas Cannon.
10. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Mitchell Evans, Margaret Tyler, John Tyler, Alice Butler, and Elijah Evans.
11. Subseries 2.2: Ancestry Charts
    • Included is a collection of ancestry charts. Notable individuals include Winder Loyd-Dolly, Isaac Wootten, Luther Williams, and Richard Williams.
12. Subseries 2.2: Bailey Family
    • Included is the last will and testament of Sarah C. Bailey.
13. Subseries 2.2: Beach Family
    • Included are handwritten notes and charts, a photocopy from a book, and the handwritten will of Thomas Sherman.
14. Subseries 2.2: Black Genealogy
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
15. Subseries 2.2: Bowman Family
    • Included is a photocopy from a book.
16. Subseries 2.2: Cannon Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a correspondence between Jacob and a Mrs Gordy, typed genealogical data, and three handwritten wills.
17. Subseries 2.2: Cannon Family
    • Included is typed genealogical data.
18. Subseries 2.2: Cannon Family
    • Included is a published book of descendents of Newton and Betsey Cannon. It includes photographs, maps, document photocopies, and data.
19. Subseries 2.2: Cheney Family
    • Included are typed charts, document photocopies, and a correspondence with Jacob.
20. Subseries 2.2: Christopher Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
21. Subseries 2.2: Connelly Family
    • Included are typed correspondences with Jacob’s cousin Gloria Griffith.
22. Subseries 2.2: Davis Family
    • Included is a typed biography of Henry Winter Davis.
23. Subseries 2.2: Dize Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
24. Subseries 2.2: Elzey Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
25. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
26. Subseries 2.2: Evans + Trosser Line and other Genealogical Data
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are typed correspondences with Jacob.
27. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are records of properties in the the family.
28. Subseries 2.2: Evans-Parks Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
29. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
30. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.

Box 20

1. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
2. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
3. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, and photocopies of records and documents.
4. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
5. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are newspaper clippings, correspondences with Jacob, and photocopies of documents.
6. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are typed notes and records, and a newspaper clipping.
7. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are typed notes and records.
8. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
9. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are newspaper clippings.
10. Subseries 2.2: Evans Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
11. Subseries 2.2: Fooks Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
12. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are typed notes and records.
13. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are email transcripts with genealogical information, correspondences with Jacob, and document photocopies.
14. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
15. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are newspaper clippings, correspondences with Jacob, photocopies of documents, and an original deed.
16. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are email transcripts with genealogical information.
17. Subseries 2.2: Gordy Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
18. Subseries 2.2: Gunby Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
19. Subseries 2.2: Hazzard Family
    • Included are handwritten notes.
20. Subseries 2.2: Hearn Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a correspondence with Jacob, and an original inventory of Benjamin Hearn’s property.
21. Subseries 2.2: Hopkins family
    • Included is a list of properties and owners.
22. Subseries 2.2: Jackson Family
    • Included are photo slides, a picture of Governor E.E. Jackson, and original deeds.
23. Subseries 2.2: Jacobs Family
    • Included are original estate tax returns, wills, deeds, and other documents pertaining to the estate of John E. Jacob, likely the collector’s father.
24. Subseries 2.2: Johnson Family
    • Included is a typed biography of Reverdy Johnson.
25. Subseries 2.2: Jones Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a correspondence with Jacob, and probate documents.
26. Subseries 2.2: Marsh Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a correspondence with Jacob.
27. Subseries 2.2: McGrath Family/Poplar Hill Mansion
    • Included is a report of descendants, a handwritten poem by Ida McGrath, and excerpts from a book.
28. Subseries 2.2: Mister Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a list of property holdings and owners.
29. Subseries 2.2: Morris Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a newspaper clipping.
30. Subseries 2.2: Pinckney Family
    • Included are handwritten notes.
31. Subseries 2.2: Pusey Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
32. Subseries 2.2: Rodney Family
    • Included are handwritten notes.
33. Subseries 2.2: Somers Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a correspondence with Jacob.
34. Subseries 2.2: Thomas Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a list of properties and owners.
35. Subseries 2.2: Tyler Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
36. Subseries 2.2: Tyler Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
37. Subseries 2.2: Tyler-Bradshaw Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
38. Subseries 2.2: Vickers Family
    • Included is a typed biography of George Vickers.
39. Subseries 2.2: Webster Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a series of family sheets and correspondences with Jacob.
40. Subseries 2.2: Willing Family
    • Included are a typed family history and reproductions of relevant documents.
41. Subseries 2.2: Wilkins Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. All included are correspondences with Jacob.

Box 21

1. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a series of wills, photocopies from books, a photograph, and a typed inventory.
2. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
3. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a series of wills.
4. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is a series of original wills and deeds, and document photocopies.
5. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included is the original estate inventory of John Wootten, and document photocopies.
6. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, newspaper clippings, and document photocopies.
7. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
8. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
9. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
10. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family (Books, Articles, and Land Certificates)
    • Included are typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, original land documents, information on Fruitland, MD, an inventory of published material, and photocopies of documents.
11. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are newspaper clippings and a series of wills.
12. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
13. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
14. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
15. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are original family documents, photocopies, and newspaper clippings.
16. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, photocopies, and original documents.
17. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family Photographs
    • Included are five photographs of Wootten family members and one of their store. There are also seven negative strips included.
18. Subseries 2.2: Wootten Family
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
19. Subseries 2.2: Miscellaneous Genealogical Information
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, and copies of wills.
20. Subseries 2.2: Miscellaneous Genealogical Information
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob, property records, original documents, and photocopies.
21. Subseries 2.3: Virginia: Wills, Deeds, Etc. 
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob and a will book.
22. Subseries 2.3: Information of the Founders of Maryland
    • Included are newspaper clippings, typed questions, and a typed history of families of the Maryland founders.
23. Subseries 2.3: The Story of Maryland’s State Song
    • Included are magazine clippings and a cutout from a gift bag depicting a historic home.
24. Subseries 2.3: Maryland Historical Prints, 1752-1889
    • Included are photocopies of historic artwork featured in a book.
25. Subseries 2.3: Maryland Records and Documents
    • Included are photocopies of Maryland records and documents pertaining to land. Maps are included as well.
26. Subseries 2.3: History of Baltimore County and City
    • Included are photocopies from a book on Baltimore City and County. Also included are photocopies from magazine and newspaper articles.
27. Subseries 2.3: Garrett and Kent Counties
    • Included are handwritten notes.
28. Subseries 2.3: Somerset County
    • Included are newspaper clippings, a restaurant coloring book (Church’s Fried Chicken), maps, magazine clippings, and a State of Maryland coloring book.
29. Subseries 2.3: St. Mary’s County
    • Included is a coloring picture of the Ark and Dove ships, a picture portfolio of the county, and a photocopy of a historic map.

Box 22

1. Wicomico County
   • Included is a street index, newspaper clippings, a list of businesses partnered with Wicomico County Teacher Resource Center, other documents pertaining to teacher curriculums, a series of maps, coloring sheets, a county soil survey, and a picture portfolio.
2. “Graveyards and Gravestones of Wicomico County” by John Jacob
   • Included is a copy of Jacob’s book.
3. Wicomico Communities: Their Origin
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes and charts, a list of electric companies, a list of commissioners and early settlers in Snow Hill, MD, photographs, photocopies of land plots, original maps, and correspondences with Jacob.
4. Wicomico Communities: Their Origin
   • Included are handwritten notes, documents pertaining to the Masons, a list of name changes to roads in the county, a lecture on the village of Allen,  land plot diagrams, a will, and a list of power companies serving the area.
5. Deal Island Graveyard (White, Evans, Thomas, Parks, Bradshaw, Causey, and Ringold)
   • Included are handwritten notes.
6. Fruitland
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
7. “A Short History of Fruitland, MD” by Ethel G. Conley
   • Included is a published history of Fruitland, MD, listing early businesses, government services, and other individuals.
8. Fruitland History: Pre-Civil War Material
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
9. Pocomoke
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are correspondences with Jacob.
10. Princess Anne
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are photocopies from books and of original documents.
11. Beginning of Princess Anne
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, timelines, and photocopies of a land plot.
12. Salisbury
    • Included is a survey of the city, a flyer from the Department of Parks and Recreation, a magazine for the city, and pictures from the Wicomico County picture portfolio.
13. Salisbury Chronology
    • Included are handwritten notes, letters concerning the purchase of property, and a list of early Salisbury settlers.
14. Salisbury Merchants to Artisans
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes.
15. Port of Salisbury
    • Included is an article written by Jacob, which includes a map and images.
16. Founding and Early History of Salisbury, 1730-1867
    • Included is a disc with presentation, and Jacob’s book.
17. Notes on Salisbury, 1836-1839
    • Included are handwritten notes, photocopies of land plots and other original documents, and historic newspaper clippings.
18. Notes on Salisbury, 1840-1847
    • Included are handwritten notes, photocopies of land plots and other original documents.
19. Notes on Salisbury, 1848-1851
    • Included are handwritten notes.
20. Notes on Salisbury, 1856-1859
    • Included are handwritten notes and photocopies from a book.
21. Notes on Salisbury, 1860-1863
    • Included are handwritten notes.
22. Notes on Salisbury, 1864-1865
    • Included are handwritten notes, photocopies from a book, photocopies of original documents, and photocopies of banknotes.
23. Notes on Salisbury, 1866-1867
    • Included are handwritten notes and charts, and photocopies of bank notes.
24. Smith Island Story
    • Included are handwritten notes.
25. Smith Island Written Text
    • Included is a typed history of Smith Island.
26. Smith Island Wills, Deeds, and Marriages
    • Included are handwritten notes.
27. Smith Island Wills, Deeds, and Marriages
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, timelines, and property records.

Box 23

1. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Tombstone + Marriage Records
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines. Also included are newspaper clippings, photocopies of documents, and an obituary.
2. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Tombstone + Marriage Records
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines, obituary photocopies, and correspondences with Jacob.
3. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Maps, Charts, Patents + Plots
   • Included are printed and hand drawn maps, document photocopies, a brochure for Smith Island, and a typed history of the island.
4. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Miscellaneous Newspaper Items, Lawson/Tyler Notes
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines, a congregation list, and a brochure.
5. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Census Records + Assessments + Voting Lists, Colonial Period/Pre-Revolution
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
6. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Miscellaneous Information
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
7. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Census Information
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
8. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Ewell Cemetery
   • Included is a typed cemetery record.
9. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Politics and Public Office
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts,timelines, a map of Salisbury, and correspondences with Jacob.
10. Subseries 2.3: Smith Island Roads, Schools, and Public Improvements
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
11. Subseries 2.3: Snow Hill Documents (conveyances, beginnings,etc.)
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, timelines, and a document photocopy.
12. Subseries 2.3: Snow Hill Indentures
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, timelines, and a document photocopy.
13. Subseries 2.3: Quantico
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, timelines, maps, newspaper clippings,  and correspondences.
14. Subseries 2.3: Indentures, Deeds, Wills - Sharptown, Snow Hill, Delmar
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
15. Subseries 2.3: Legal Matters
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
16. Subseries 2.3: Copied Accounts
    • Included are photocopies of ledger books.
17. Subseries 2.3: Legal matters (Parsons/Wicomico)
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
18. Subseries 2.3: Manumissions - Somerset + Worcester Counties
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
19. Subseries 2.3: Miscellaneous Maps + Notes
    • Included are photocopies of maps and a list of early Salisbury settlers.
20. Subseries 2.3: Location of Conveyances of Lloyd
    • Included is a list of properties and owners.
21. Subseries 2.3: Boundary Dispute and  AGMT of 1877
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes.
22. Subseries 2.3: Evans/Jacob/Bradshaw Land Information
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, timelines, deeds, and property records.
23. Subseries 2.3: Long Ridge Land Matters
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
24. Subseries 2.3: Property Matters
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
25. Subseries 2.3: Walsh and Others: Receipts, property matters, etc.
    • Included are receipts for merchants in business transactions and tax payments. Merchants include James Ellegood, Walsh’s Sons + Co., and Dulany + Sons, among others.
26. Subseries 2.3: Miscellaneous Real Estate/Land Matters
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, timelines, and diagrams.
27. Subseries 2.3: Newspaper Bibliography
    • Included are photocopies of a newspaper bibliography.
28. Subseries 2.3: 20th Century Newspaper Abstracts
    • Included are handwritten notes.
29. Subseries 2.3: Early 21st Century Newspaper Abstracts
    • Included are handwritten notes.
30. Subseries 2.3: Miscellaneous Newspaper Abstracts
    • Included are handwritten notes.
31. Subseries 2.3: Miscellaneous Data (Bloodsworth, Williams, Gordy, etc.), 1783
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, timelines, newspaper clippings, property lists, and photocopies of published material.
32. Subseries 2.3: Notes on Census, 1870
    • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
33. Subseries 2.3: Churches
    • Included are handwritten notes, a typed history of Lutheranism in Wicomico County, and a typed history of Faith Community Church in Salisbury, MD.
34. Subseries 2.3: Delaware Church Project
    • Included is a series of typed histories of several Delaware churches.
35. Subseries 2.3: St. Peter’s Baptismal + Marriage Records
    • Included are the published records as well as handwritten notes.
36. Subseries 2.3: Episcopal Church Records
    • Included are handwritten notes and records.
37. Subseries 2.3: Methodist History
    • Included is a typed history and handwritten notes.
38. Subseries 2.3: Presbyterian People in Wicomico County
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, timelines, and photocopies of the Toadvine family history.

Box 24

1. Subseries 2.3: Civil War
   • Included are handwritten notes and records.
2. Subseries 2.3: Mariners
   • Included are copies of the deeds of Jacob Mariners.
3. Subseries 2.3: Oyster Wars
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes, charts, and timelines.
4. Subseries 2.3: The Revolutionary War
   • Included is Jacob’s typed history of Delmarva during the Revolutionary War.
5. Subseries 2.3: State + National Chronology
   • Included are handwritten notes, charts, and timelines.
6. Subseries 2.3: War of 1812
   • Included are handwritten and typed notes.
7. Subseries 2.3: Governor Jackson’s Political Career Lecture Notes
   • Included are typed notes from the lecture.
8. Subseries 2.3: Washington in Lincoln’s Time Brooks Lecture Notes
   • Included are typed notes from the lecture.
9. Subseries 2.3: Tale of Three Towns Material Lecture Notes
   • Included are handwritten notes, newspaper clippings, photocopies of published material, and a typed history of Somerset County.
10. Subseries 2.3: Colonial Maryland Lecture Notes
    • Included are handwritten and typed notes from the lecture and a photocopy of an original document. 
11. Subseries 2.3: Elder Hostel Lecture Notes
    • Included are typed notes from the lecture and transparency photocopies of original documents.
12. Subseries 2.3: Miscellaneous Lecture Notes
    • Included are handwritten notes from lectures, an article by Jacob on settlement, and two maps.

Box 25

Subseries 2.4: Index: Location arranged index to individuals with related documents listed

Box 26

Subseries 2.4: Index: Location arranged index to individuals with related documents listed

Box 27

Subseries 2.4: Index: Name index with related documents listed

Box 28

Subseries 2.4: Index: Name index with related documents listed

Box 29

Subseries 2.4: Index: Ancestry File Number Index

Box 30

Subseries 2.4: Index: Ancestry File Number Index