Detailed abstracts of the wills recorded in Charles County, Maryland, in will book HB-14 between 1818 and 1825. Wills are an excellent way to determine family relationships when doing genealogical research.

Mr. Marshall has abstracted the land records recorded in Charles County, Maryland, deed book IB #3, ranging from 1799 to 1801. Land records are useful in genealogical research. They can identify the names of wives and other relatives. Often included in the land records are manumissions of slaves, deeds of gift, bills of sale, and powers of attorney. Many persons in adjoining counties are named in these land records.

Land records are important when researching family history. These Charles County, Maryland, deeds can name family relationships. More than just deeds are including in these records--manumissions of slaves, marriage contracts, bills of sale, and other records are also recorded in deed book IB #7.

These detailed abstracts from Prince George's County, Maryland, deed book PP dated 1757-1759 contain much more than deeds. Records found in deed books often include bills of sale, leases, mortgages, mortgage releases, powers of attorney, deeds of gift, slave manumissions, marriage contracts, and more. Your family history research is not complete until you have researched deed books.

This volume contains documents recorded in Deed Book RR in Prince George's County, Maryland, between September 1759 and March 1763. Deed books of this time period contain much more than land records. You are likely to find land sales, leases, releases, mortgages, deeds of sale, registration of livestock marks, notice of stray livestock, slave manumissions, marriage contracts, and more. No family history research is complete without looking at deed books.