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Items with subject 'Genealogy'
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Marianne Scarborough Collection
by Scarborough, Marianne (1714 – 1939)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Marianne Scarborough Collection focuses on the genealogical history of the Scarborough family. Heritage is very important to the Scarborough family as Clarence Park Scarborough Jr. applied to be apart of the Sons of The American Revolution, while his mother, Lulu Ringgold Prout Scarborough, applied to be apart of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Mary Elizabeth Register papers
by Register, Mary Elizabeth (circa 1900)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Mary Elizabeth Register papers are a collection of photocopied family history papers on Mary Elizabeth Register's mother's side. The genealogical research begins in 1792 and ends with her generation, circa 1900. The papers include a transcription of the written family history.
Mary L. Nock papers
by Nock, Mary L. (1669 – 1992)
3 cartons, 1 oversize box (5.5 linear feet)
Mary L. Nock papers document the professional and personal life of Mary Nock, who lived from 1903 to 1987. The papers range 1669 to 1992, as she included in her possession colonial land grants as well as a copy of the Laws of Maryland which established Salisbury in 1735. Her personal papers document her life as a wife and family member of the Layfield-Nock families through photographs, greeting cards, and genealogical research. Mary Nock’s professional papers include materials such as professional correspondence, speeches, drafts of her book It Was a Joy and a Pleasure, awards, as well as ephemera from her time as a politician. Also included in the Nock papers are written works on Mary Nock by Ginger McClain Beningo, as well as Beningo’s notes and correspondence regarding the biographical works from 1990-1992, which make up the bulk of the material.
Maryland Genealogical Society Seminar Material Collection
by Carroll, Keneth; Latimer, Frances; Miller, Rebecca Furniss; Peden, Henry C. Jr.; Riggin, Ralph A.; Thompson, Ray; Wright, Edward F. (2002)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The collection contains a program for the seminar, a map of Maryland, a map of SSU, maps of parts of the Commons/GUC building detailing seminar locations, a paper on using pre-civil war records and a bibliography for the paper, a map of the southernmost part of Delmarva, a list of people brought to Maryland and the ship that brought them, a PowerPoint printout, "Maryland State Archives Maiden Names", a map of early Delmarva Quaker Meetings, a page on Genealogical Sources, a paper on people in the society, 2 lists of families being researched.
Melvin Family Collection
by Unknown (1688 – 1980)
2 folders (0.02 linear feet)
The Melvin Family Collection is comprised of genealogical notes for the Melvin family. The family is able to date their heritage back to the 17th Century. The Melvin Family has an ancestor, William Melvin, who was apart of the American Revolution, which is why descendant Ruth Young was apart of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The family lived in almost every county of the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia including: Worcester County, Somerset County, Accomack County, and Cecil County. Within the collection, there are also legal land deeds, wills, and censuses listing persons in a household including slaves.
Melvin Family History
by Jackson, Beth (1986)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Melvin Family History is a genealogical study of the family. The documenting material is a paper written by Beth Jackson at Salisbury State College in 1986 on the Melvin family.
Michael G. Hitch papers
by Hitch, Mike (1992 – 2002)
3 cartons (3 linear feet)
Michael G. Hitch papers document the extensive processes conducted by Mr. Hitch while researching the genealogical pathways of his family history in Salisbury, Maryland. The materials date from 1992-2002 with the bulk of the materials dating from the intensive correspondence campaign embarked upon with the Hitch Family Newsletter from, 1994-1998. Research activities are documented via photocopied research materials including family history charts of descendants, probate records, and written histories of various Hitch families and extensive correspondence to Mr. Hitch from Hitch family members nationwide.
Milbourne Family Collection
by Tull, Willis Clayton, Jr. (1894 – 1995)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
This collection contains genealogical information on the Milbourne as well as photographs of members of the Milbourne family.
Minish Genealogy Collection
by Minish, Bill (September 2004)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
This collection contains the original typed manuscript titled "A Journal of travels from Maryland to Fort Redstone, Spring 1807" written by William Minish for the South Bend Genealogical Society's Quarterly Newsletter. The manuscript details the journey of Richard Minish and his family from Somerset County, Maryland to Port William (Carrollton), Kentucky.
Minson Family Collection
by Unknown (1800 – 1991)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Minson Family Collection contains genealogical information regarding the Minos family. There are multiple drafts contains information on three male members of the family: William Minson (1800-1860), Utillis Minson (1843- ), and Alexander Minson (1832-1922). The genealogy information details birth, death, and marriage dates, along with the location of those dates. There is also information for each child of the three focused men.
Molock Family Reunion papers
by Molock, Mary M.; Wesley, Levin Sr. (2006)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
Molock Family Reunion papers documents the family history of the various branches of the Molock family tree through genealogical research and copied photographs from 2006 July 15.
Murray Family Genealogy
by Unknown (1525 – 1764)
1 folder (0.01 linear feet)
The Murray Family Genealogy contains genealogical information on the Murray family. The collection contains genealogy pedigrees, which includes the birth and death dates of Murray family members, along with who their children or parents are.