JACKSON ACCOUNT BOOK, MS.489
Account book of R. I. Jackson, merchant of Darlington, Harford County,
Maryland, listing sales of cloth, staple foods, tobacco, whiskey, salt,
tea, etc.
1 vol., 1834 (April-December).
JACKSON, GEORGE S., PAPERS, MS.192
Scrapbook, mainly World War I period, connected with George S. Jack-
son's position as Vice-President of U. S. Grain Corporation. Testimonials
on
Jackson's death in 1935, while President of Fairfield-Western Maryland
Dairy Company.
1 box, 1917-1935.
JACKSON, HOWARD W., SCRAPBOOKS, MS. 1781
Newspaper clippings chronicling the Baltimore mayoral administration
of Howard W. Jackson (1871-1960), especially the campaign of 1926-27.
15 vols, 1925-27
JACKSON (MCKIM), LEONORA, PAPERS, MS. 1780
Scrapbooks, diaries, letters, reviews, and newspaper clippings relating
to the life and career of American violinist Leonora Jackson (1878-1969):
scrapbooks, 1852-58, 1893-97, 1899-1906, and 1930-31 of programs, some
reviews of her performances, telegrams, and newspaper clippings advertis-
ing and praising her work; diaries, 1894-97, 1899, and 1901-02 of her
European concert tours describing cities she played in and opinions
on her
performances.
10 boxes, 1852-58, 1890-1931
JAMESTOWN SCRAPBOOK, MS.490
Clippings relating to the preparations for Maryland's participation
in the
Jamestown Exposition of 1906.
1 Vol., c. 1906.
JANNEY ACCOUNT BOOK, MS.491
journal kept by Strainge Backhouse, a Quaker store keeper, for Joseph
Janney, owner of a store in Loudon County, Virginia, showing sales
of
quantities of rum and a great variety of miscellaneous goods. Accuracy
of
the accounts is formally attested by Backhouse.
1 Vol. (pages 1-126 missing), 1773-1776.
JANNEY, MAHON HOPKINS, PAPERS, MS. 1985
Three letters written to Janney from a Mitton M. W. of Baltimore
describing that city's social life; two letters to Janney from James
Paul of
Alexandria, Virginia also describing social life.
5 items, 1864
JARBOE, JAMES, PAPERS, MS.492
Commissions, returns, and letters, pertaining to the militia commanded
by
James Jarboe of Great Mills, St. Mary's County, Maryland. Included
are
his commissions as Lieutenant, Captain, Major, and Colonel of the 12th
Regiment, Maryland Militia, St. Mary's County, 1812-1834. Also in the
col-
lection are commissions of William Jarboe, July, 1845, and John F.
McGill,
August, 1837. Specimen of printing by Franklin & Hall, Philadelphia.
51 items, 1812-1845.
JARRETT LEDGER, MS.1469
Ledger, 1887-1894, kept by Abraham Lingan Jarrett, clerk of Harford
County Court and resident of Bel Air. Contains records of court cases
with
costs, etc.
1 Vol., 1887-1894.
JAY FAMILY PAPERS MS. 1828
Letters addressed to Mrs. Martha Griffith Smith, wife of Alexander
L.
Smith of Swan Creek near Havre de Grace, Maryland, 1785-1815: family
news concerning health and the weather; references to Alexandria, Vir-
ginia and Georgetown in Washington, D.C.; correspondents in the collec-
tion include members of the Jay family, 1883-85, and the Davis family,
1806 and 1844. Other papers include a sale of a slave to Alexander
L.
Smith, 1791; a bill for putting a slave in irons, 1806; some genealogical
information on the Davis family, 1844; two scrapbooks owned by John
Jay of poetry and mathematical word problems, ca. 1840.
1 box, 1787-1885
JAY PAPERS, MS. 1947
Personal letters and papers, 1849-92, of Mary Gouldsmith Elizabeth
Jay of Harford County and her husband, John Jay (d. 1892): testimonial
to Jay, 1892, and his will, 1890; a recipe; a volume of poems, 1807-26;
a
speech by Mary Jay's father, James G. Davis of Monroe County, Alabama,
commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the issue of the Declaration
of
Independence, 1826; notes describing the portraits of Rachel Ashe Webb
(of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania and Port Deposit, Maryland) and
her
children, Rachel Webb Croswell Murphy and Caroline Webb Tome, and
other family members.
20 items, 1807-92, 1970
JEFFERSON AND BRADDOCK HEIGHTS RAILROAD COMPANY
ACCOUNT BOOK, MS.493
Daybook for the construction of the Jefferson and Braddock Heights
Rail-
road, Frederick County, Maryland, with items for salaries and supplies,
August-November, 1906.
1 Vol., 1906.
JENCKS PAPERS, MS.516
Personal and business papers of Francis M. Jencks (1846-1918), lawyer.
Include reports and correspondence relating to Mr. Jencks's work with
the
Association for the Improvement of the Condition of the Poor, the Country
School for Boys, and other organizations. Also included are business
papers
of Francis H. Jenks, prominent banker.
2 boxes, 1840-1916.
JENCKS PAPERS, MS.516.1
The subject of this collection is the Thomas-Jencks house, Mount Vernon
Place. There are letters from the real estate firm of Bedford &
Houlton,
correspondence in regard to the transfer of the property from the estate
of
Dr. John Hanson Thomas to Francis M. Jencks, bill of sale, tax receipts,
insurance policies, and terms of the agreement between F. M. Jencks
and
Douglas H. Thomas, trustee of the estate.
14 items, 1892-1893.
JENIFER PAPERS, MS.1326
Letters from Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer to Governor William Paca
on
financing of state government and on sales of wheat and tobacco to
raise
money, payment of soldiers in Maryland Line, and compensation of civil
employees.
17 items, 1782-1785.
JENKINS PAPERS, MS.1327
Miscellaneous group of unrelated papers, named for donor, C. F. Jenkins.
Include indenture, 1729, of George and Elizabeth Goodwin (copy made
1753); deposition of Thomas Himmons on the boundary of Sussex County,
Delaware, 1759; copy of 1772 note of hand of Samuel and Robert Purviance
to Benson & Postlethwaite, and of legal matters arising from it.
Invoice of
merchandise shipped on the Grampius [sic] by Mark Alexander to Daniel
Fox of St. Croix, July 28, 1774; letter, 1767, from William Peters
to an
unknown correspondent. Material of E. F. Jones, Colonel, commanding
the
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment-appeal to his men, military orders, July,
1861.
11 items, 1729-1861.
JENKINS, MRS. THOMAS C., PAPERS, MS.512
Scrapbook dealing with Catherine Key (Mrs. Thomas) Jenkins's collection
of Key family portraits, and the presentation of the original manuscript
of
The Star-Spangled Banner to the Maryland Historical Society. Clippings
and papers on the genealogy of the Key-Jenkins family, and letters
from
Mrs. Jenkins to members of the family, 1952-1953.
1 vol., 1952-1953.
JENNE PAPERS, MS.1328
Letters and accounts of Captain Benjamin Jenne, who commanded ships
in
trade with West Indies, Liverpool, and Mediterranean ports. Dealt in
cloth,
sugar, etc.
100 items, 1793-1804.
JENNINGS LETTERBOOK, MS.494
Volume contains copies of letters from Robert C. Jennings of Richmond,
Virginia, concerning supplies of food and clothing for military units
in
Virginia and North Carolina, 1814-1815.
1 vol., 1814-1815.
JESSOP FAMILY PAPERS, MS. 2345
Baltimore County farmers: correspondence of William Jessop Ward
(I 838-58), William Jessop (I 838-65), Edward H. Barry (I 859-60),
Charles
L. Jessop (1868), and Abram J. Jessop (1878-86), about land purchases
and sales in Baltimore County, Clinton County, Iowa and Scotland
County, Missouri; letters of William Jessop, 1839, and William Jessop
Ward, 1845, concern the recovery of runaway slaves formerly owned by
William Jessop; legal papers, 1831-1918, include mortgages, property
agreements, estate papers; an 1839 appointment of John Sloan to recover
William Jessop's runaway slaves; tax receipts, 1831-74, from Maryland,
Iowa, and Missouri; insurance receipts and policies, 1849-56; financial
statements, 1851-77, with a notebook of expenses for an 1851 trip to
the
West; receipts, 1840-1926, for rent, clothing, board, and cemetery
lots and
tombstones; land papers, 1744-1904, include deeds, plats, surveys,
lists of
land warrants, agreements and title abstracts for land in Maryland,
Iowa,
and Missouri.
1 box,1744-1926
JESTER, JOHN R., ACCOUNT BOOKS, MS.495
Vol. 1, records of births in Registration District No. 118, kept by
John R.
jester of Church Creek, Dorchester County, as justice of the Peace,
1914-
1919. Two volumes of accounts relating to jester's work as a blacksmith
and wheelwright, 1904-1914, 1917-1921. Show work done (miscellaneous
repairs, farm work, including threshing, shoeing of horses, repair
of bicy-
cles); detailed record of personal expenses, including food, church
collec-
tion, etc.; expenses connected with the business (supplies of tractor
oil,
etc.); record of sale of eggs, 1918; a few entries for work performed,
1927.
Second volume has entries on cases before jester as justice, 1903-1911.
3 vols., 1903-1921 (1927).
JOERNDT, CLARENCE V., COLLECTION, MS. 2229
Notes, correspondence, and photocopies of documents collected by
Joerndt for his Saint Ignatius, Hickory, and Its Missions (Baltimore:
Publica-
tion Press, Inc., 1973).
2 boxes, 1964-74
JOHN FAMILY PAPERS, MS. 2353
Legal papers about land in Pennsylvania and Virginia involving the
John family, 1752-72; survey by John Welch, 1837; marriage certificate
of Greenberry D. M. Ditto and Mary Miller, 1864, and list of their
children, 1865-84.
13 items, 1752-1884
JOHNS ACCOUNT BOOKS, MS.500
Account books of Dr. Richard Johns, Anne Arundel County physician.
Con-
tain record of treatment with charges to patients, 1753-1756, record
of store
sales at Pigg Point, 1762-1763.
2 vols., 1753-1756, 1762-1763.
JOHNS FAMILY PAPERS, MS. 1838
Correspondence of the Johns family of Maryland and Delaware: letters
to Kensey Johns 11 (I 721-63) related to business affairs such as ship
repairs, costs for shipping various cargoes, and land sales, 1748;
letters
from Kensey Johns III (I 759-1848) and his wife Ann (d. 1836) to their
son
John (I 796-1876) and his wife Juliana referring to family health,
travels,
and church affairs; development of factories in Newcastle, Delaware,
1835;
memorandum of the announcement of the death of Kensey Johns III
published in the Philadelphia North American, 1848.
Pedley, 1174 1 box,1748,1830-61
JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING SCRAPBOOKS, MS. 2040
Three scrapbooks of newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, and
other printed material relating to the Johns Hopkins nursing school's
academic status, commencement exercises, and faculty and students;
history of the Johns Hopkins Hospital and University including their
roles
in wartime; various research projects, curriculum, technological innova-
tions, anniversaries, and articles and obituaries of staff members;
traditions
such as turtle derbies; items about the 1947 Congress of the International
Council of Nurses.
3 vols., 1916-52
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PLAYSHOP RECORDS, MS. 1658
Scrapbook of minutes, play programs, newspaper clippings, and meeting
notices, 1923-65; files on by-laws, membership, committees, meetings,
and
finance,1949-65.
2 boxes, 1923-65
JOHNSON ACCOUNT BOOK, MS.499
Entry book kept by Joshua Johnson (1742-1802), from 1771-1775, showing
complete details of cargoes shipped to Maryland from London, names
of
ships and masters. Cargoes include clothing, spices, kitchenware, yard
goods, leather, and many other finished products from England and her
possessions. Tobacco seems to have been the major return cargo. In
rear of
volume, accounts of Wallace, Davidson & Johnson, showing shipping
invoices for Maryland tobacco, 1772-1774. Includes accounts with various
Maryland planters, including Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Thomas
Ringgold.
1 vol., 1771-1775.
BAKER JOHNSON PAPERS, MS. 1656
Family correspondence of this Frederick, Maryland lawyer (I 748-181
1)
with his wife, Catherine Worthington Johnson (1 761-1814); his daughter,
Mrs. Catherine W. Ross, of York, Pennsylvania; and his father-in-law,
Nicholas Worthington. Also a 1773 letter from William Lux discussing
the
sale of an indentured servant.
13 items, 1773-1809
JOHNSON, ELEANOR MURDOCK, PAPERS, MS.2158
Letters exchanged between Eleanor and Richard Potts (I 753-1808) and
Eleanor and George Murdock (I 743-1803) discussing deaths, visits,
and
other family news; a certificate of survey, 1772, to William Murdock
Beale
and Elisha Beale from Henry Harford, the proprietor of Maryland.
6 items, 1772-1816
JOHNSON, JAMES, PAPERS, MS.1604
Genealogy of the Johnson family in Maryland. Biographical sketch of
Thomas Johnson and obituary. List and sketches of "Revolutionary Wor-
thies in Maryland." Reminiscences of the Revolution by James Johnson.
List of Maryland Officers, "Flying Camp," 1776-1777 (made ? 19th cen-
tury). Three letters from James Johnson to General John S. Smith, President
of the Maryland Historical Society, dated 1827-1849, including information
on the exploration of the Potomac, reminiscences of George Washington,
and a catalog of professors and students at St. John's College, Annapolis,
1789-1795. Three letters to James Johnson-from J. Barratt on a sermon
concerning George Washington, 1832; from James Lamnan on Washing-
ton's Centennial; and from George Washington Parke Custis, on
Washington.
17 items, c. 1827-1849.
JOHNSON, JOHN HENRY, ALBUM, MS.435
Album entitled Poems on Several Occasions, undated, by John Henry
Johnson (d. 1804).
1 vol., n. d.
JOHNSON, JOHONNAT & COMPANY LETTERBOOK, MS.498
Letterbook of Johnson, Johonnat & Company, Commission merchants
of
Baltimore and Boston. Many of the letters are between the pafterS in
dle
firm (Henry Johnson, Francis and George Johonnat) and deal with family
and business affairs, and economic conditions in Baltimore. The rest
of the
correspondence is directed to business connections of the firm, among
whom
are Hewes & Anthony of Philadelphia; Ludlow & Goold of New
York; Noah
Parker of Portsmouth, Rhode Island; and John Bromfield, Isaac Codman,
Stephen Higginson, Daniel Sargent, John Boies, Simeon Mayo, and Robert
Cooper, all apparently of Boston.
1 vol., 1783-1785.
JOHNSON LYCEUM RECORD BOOK, MS.636
Minutes of the Johnson Lyceum, a debating society in Howard County,
also known as the "Howard Lyceum." Volume also contains fragmentary
minutes of a Methodist Episcopal building committee.
1 vol., 1865-1867,1871.
JOHNSON, MARY ANN, MUSIC BOOK, MS.497
Volume contains MS. music both contemporary with the volume (c. 1830),
and pre-dating it, written out by Mary Ann Johnson.
1 vol., c. 1830.
JOHNSON PAPERS, MS.1329
Letters and documents covering Reverdy Johnson's work as Commissioner
to settle the conflict between General Butler and the consuls and merchants
of New Orleans. Includes correspondence with many individuals, drafts
of
letters to Butler, William H. Seward, etc.
c. 400 items, 1862.
JOHNSON, REVERDY, LETTERS, MS.1330
Miscellaneous group of letters (formed by a dealer) to various correspon-
dents on business and other subjects. Includes ALS by Reverdy Johnson.
Bills and receipts from the Citizens' Bank of Louisiana, with signatures
of
Alexander M. Clayton, C. G. M. Memminger, and J. W. Curley (Clerk of
the C. S. District Court of Louisiana).
50 items, 1846-1876.
JOHNSON, REVERDY PAPERS, MS. 1840
Five volumes of scrapbooks, mostly of newspaper clippings, related
to
Johnson's (1796-1876) national and international political career:
the
Meteor case; the Cassius case; British neutrality and the blockade
of
Southern ports during the Civil War; the Alabama claims dispute with
Great Britain; the Louisiana controversy; articles concerning Johnson's
death in 1876. Two boxes of correspondence: letters from Fitz-John
Porter,
Hamilton Fish, Lord Clarendon, and George C. Meade; invitations from
the Queen of England; testimonials; papers relating to the Reverdy
Johnson memorial.
Pedley, 872-73 5 boxes, 1818-76
JOHNSON, REVERDY, PAPERS, MS. 1840.1
Testimonials to Reverdy Johnson (1796-1876), American minister to
the Court of Saint James, from the people of Scotland, the Coal Trade
Association of the Counties of Northumberland and Durham, Newcastle
upon Tyne and Gateshead Chamber of Commerce, and mayor, alderman,
and burgesses of the Borough of Sunderland. Testimonials stress friendship
of the United States and Great Britain and the adoption of free trade.
Pedley, 872-73 4 oversized items, 1869
JOHNSON, ROGER, ACCOUNT BOOKS, MS.496
Business records of Roger Johnson, owner of Bloomsbury Mills, Sugar
Loaf
Mountain, Frederick County, Maryland. Vol. I daybook, 1806-1812, show-
ing wheat, rye, bran, and corn purchased, and flour, shorts, and middlings
ground. Vol. 2, invoice book, 1806-1812, showing quantities of cloth
and
clothing purchased. Vol. 3, ledger, 1812-1842, with individual accounts,
including one for provisions (volume continues after Johnson's death
in
1831).
3 vols., 1806-1842.
JOHNSTON AND DONALDSON PAPERS, MS.1564
Family and business papers of members of the Johnston and Donaldson
families. Include genealogy made by Samuel Johnston, c. 1767, petition
from him to go to Philadelphia to take oath of citizenship, etc., c.
1775.
Thomas Donaldson material includes letters to him from George Brown
in
the Civil War; license to practice law in Maryland; business papers,
1891.
Letter concerning the Smithsonian Institution, to George Willard, 1845.
Land papers, 1731-1880, with names including T. Davis, Caleb Dorsey,
Joseph Cole, George Fislage, and others. Land concerned includes Bear
Bottom, Linthicum's Revenge, Chew's Vineyard, and land in Anne Arundel
County, 1842, Baltimore City, 1871. Papers on land held successively
by
Mary Caton (Marchioness of Wellesley), Louisa Caton (Duchess of
Leeds), and James Wood. Will of Caleb Goodwin, 1855, with inventory
of
slaves, livestock, etc.
25 items, 1767-1891.
JOHNSTON, CHRISTOPHER, PAPERS, MS. 1695
Papers of Christopher Johnston (I 750-1819), Baltimore banker: records
of a case concerning the estate of John Thompson of Frederick County,
1772-1803; records of the case of Christopher Johnston and Charles
Carroll of Carrollton against William Pumphrey and Ebenezer Stewart
over land in Anne Arundel County, 1765-1803; miscellaneous deeds of
Johnston, 1807-12; poem in memory of Michael Christian, Jr. addressed
to Mrs. Susanna Smith Johnston; 1781 letter from Johnston to his wife
Susanna Smith Johnston describing his journey to join Lafayette's com-
mand (Johnston was a member of the Baltimore Light Dragoons); 1791
letter from Johnston to one of his children advising him on his educational
studies.
33 items, 1710-1812
JONES, ALFRED, PAPERS, MS.2016
Letters from W. S. Baker, Edward Everett, W. Lewis Fraser, Augustus
St. Gaudens, and G. Hilton Scribner to painter and engraver Jones (I
819-
1900): contracts for completion of work; newspaper clippings concerning
his career; certificates stating his United States citizenship and
member-
ship in the Yonkers Horticultural Society; acknowledgements of gifts
to
his daughters.
98 items, 1841-1913
JONES COLLECTION OF DORCHESTER COUNTY LAND PAPERS, MS. 1744
Miscellaneous Dorchester County land papers and a few wills of the
following families: Kelley, Jones, Hooper, Woolford, McNamara, Eaton,
Mister, and Fallin.
1 box,1721-1891
JONES, COLONEL EDWARD F., PAPERS, MS.1331
Correspondence pertaining to the activities of the Sixth Massachusetts
Regiment, commanded by Colonel Edward F. Jones in Maryland, April-
July, 1861. Letters to and from Colonel Jones regarding the riots of
April
19, 1861, the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, and command of the Baltimore
Military District, 1861. Letters from General B. F. Butler on supplies;
Major
George William Brown regarding return of epaulettes; General George
Cadwalader on shipment of supplies by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
interception of trains, command of troops at Relay; letters from General
N. P. Banks on the re-enlistment of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment,
and
its transportation home; letters from parents concerning the apprehension
of their sons who left home to enlist.
26 items, 1861.
JONES-HOLLYDAY PAPERS, MS. 1717
Family letters of the Jones and Hollyday families of Queen Anne's
County: advice on planting; purchases of clothing; social invitations;
weather conditions; health; tobacco. Principal family members include
James Hollyday (fl. 1749-74) and Anna Maria Chew Hollyday Jones (fl.
1804-18).
Pedley, 784-91 8 items, 1749-1819
JONES, J. WEBSTER, SCRAPBOOKS, MS. 2449
Scrapbooks, compiled by J. Webster Jones (I 893-197 1), of newspaper
articles and photographs relating to the history and events in Baltimore
and Maryland. Materials on architecture, institutions, historic buildings,
Baltimore's flower markets, sports and recreation, and businesses.
7 vols., 1948-69
JONES HERD BOOK, MS.1062
Record book of the dairy herd of T. Milton Jones, Venmeer Farm, on
the
Eastern Shore of Maryland. Shows sales, pedigrees, etc. Diagrams of
mark-
ings of particular animals. Miscellaneous photographs, and correspondence
with the BreedersAssociation, 1921.
1 vol., 1921.
JONES, NORRIS, PAPERS, MS. 2186
Letters from Jones to his mother Margaret Jones, written on a fourteen-
month trip to Quaker meetings in North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia,
Delaware, and Maryland; a diary, 1788, discusses meetings visited in
Maryland-Herring Creek, Indian Spring, Sandy Spring, Georgetown,
Annapolis, Elkridge, Baltimore, Gunpowder, Little Falls, Abington,
Cecil,
Chester, Queen Anne's, Tuckahoe, Bayside, Choptank, and Marshy Creek.
9 items, 1770, 1786-88
JONES PAPERS, MS.501
A miscellaneous collection of 18th and 19th century material. Includes
copy
of petition, 1753, from Frederick, Lord Baltimore, to the King on the
bound-
ary between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Large collection of deeds, pat-
ents, surveys and grants of land, copies of wills, etc., mainly relating
to
property in Worcester and Somerset Counties, and mainly pertaining
to
Isaac Jones. Series of letters from various War Department secretaries
con-
cerning pensions to be paid to John Jones and Levin Willin. Printed
narra-
tive of the United States expedition to "the Corea7 (Korea), 1871,
reprinted
from the Shanghai Evening Courier.
1 box, 1729-1871.
JONES PAPERS, MS.518
Correspondence of the Jones family of Walnut Grove and Patapsco Neck
on the borders of Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties, Maryland, espe-
cially Susanna and Thomas Jones. Two account books of Captain Philip
Graybilrs Company, German Battalion, Continental Army, 1776-1791. One
account book, c. 1800-1802, only partially filled, and of unknown origin,
containing newspaper clippings pasted over manuscript entries.
1 box and 1 vol., 1707-1907.
JONES PAPERS, MS.1332
Small collection of land grants and indentures, mainly pertaining to
Fred-
erick County, 1742-1827. Many relate to Abraham Jones (fl. early 19th
century) of Libertytown.
12 items, 1742-1827.
JONES RECORD BOOKS, MS.517
journals kept by judge Thomas Jones of Patapsco Neck and Walnut
Grove on the borders of Baltimore and Anne Arundel Counties. Contain
full inventories of servants, slaves, stock, grain, tools, and furniture;
daily
entries on winds, weather, stock, work, and general subjects. From
1779
there are monthly tables of vessels passing Walnut Grove on their way
to
Baltimore, charted by type.
28 vols., 1779-1812.
JOPPA COURT HOUSE PETITIONS, MS. 1707
Group of manuscript petitions to Gov. Horatio Sharpe against the
removal of the Baltimore County Courthouse from Joppa and a printed
advertisement giving notice that the petition will be circulated.
Published in the Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
1758-1761. Archives of Maryland, vol. 56, ed. J. Hall Pleasants (Baltimore:
Maryland Historical Society, 1939), pp. 520-21, 566-80.
10 items, 1768
JOPPA TOWN COMMISSIONERS' RECORD BOOK, MS. 1945
Proceedings of the commissioners for laying out Joppa Town in Balti-
more County for the surveying of land, division of lots, and land purchases.
Pedley, 882 1 vol., 1724-31
JOPPA TOWN RECORDS, MS.502
Manuscript copy (1788) of the original volume (1724-1731) concerning
the laying out of plots for sale in Joppa Town (county seat of Baltimore
County, 1725-1768).
1 vol., 1788.
JUNIOR CHAPTER OF THE BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT ANDREW MINUTE BOOK, MS. 2131
Attendance and business affairs of this Baltimore Episcopal organization.
1 vol., 1901-2
JUVENILE POLEMICAL SOCIETY RECORDS, MS. 1660
Constitution, by-laws, and minutes of this debating club probably
located in Easton, Talbot County or Cambridge, Dorchester County.
Founding members included John B. Blake, Thomas G. Noyes, John A.
Adams, Cornelius McLean, James M. Cutts, Robert G. Kerr, James K.
Parsons, and Benjamin Ringgold.
1 vol., 1820-22