Bulletin and Journal Index

Abolitionists	v2n2/35; v2n2/36
Advertising -1848 and1849	30/4-6
African Americans	82b/4-5,8-9,11; v2n2/9
Agriculatural Society Annual Fair	61/1,3-4
Agricultural Society	37/10-12; 61/1,3-4
Agriculture	v1n2/3-13; v1n2/28-29
Aiken area names	9/4
Alexander, Hezekiah	38/10
Alexander, Robert	17/2-3
Allies, John	46/1
Alms House	8/4; 80/6; v1n2/27
American Mechanics, United Order of	50/1
Anchorage	32/2; v1n2/8
Anglican Church	42/7-8
Appleton	60/9
Arbuckle Farm	v1n2/11
Archer, John	56/5
Arkhaven	76/1,4
Artists	49/1-2
Asbury, Bishop Francis	17/4
Attorneys - 1815	54/4
Auger manufacturing	18/4
Automobile	6/3; 64/1,3-4; 80/5; v2n2/11-12
Baker, Captain Jeremiah	25/5
Balderston Family	27/6-7
Balderston Farm	v1n2/7,9
Baldwins Mill	50/1
Baltimore	v2n2/3,5,9,10-12
Baltimore - the Great Fire of 1904	v2n2/11
Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamboat Company	v2n2/10-11
Baltimore and Port Deposit Railroad Company	82a/1,6-7
Baseball	70/1/4-5; 77/10-12; v1n1/17
Bayview	4/2, 29/5
Beard, Rev. John	7/3
Betterton	56/4; 76/5; v2n2/3,5,8,10,12-15
Big Elk Bridge - 1850	v2n2/38
Bird's-Eye-Views	v1n2/40-43
Blue Ball Tavern	3/3; 13/4; 33/3
Boatbuilding	68/1,4-5
Bottling Companies	46/4; 68/6-7
Boulden Chapel	62/3
Boulden Family	62/3-4
Boulden, Levi	52/6
Boundary dispute	60/6-7
Bower, Dr. H. B.	59/1-3
British Army	10/1; 17/2; v2n1/3-5
Broad Creek Pres. Church	26/5
Brown, Donaldson	v1n2/6
Brown, Emma Alice	56/5
Brown, Joseph T.	54/1-3
Bull's Head Tavern	13/4
Calithumpians	51/1
Calvert	63/6
Cameron, Levi Oldham	67/4-5
Campbell's Wharf	v2n2/7-8
Campbell's Wharf - Photos	v2n2/17-18,20
Carnegie Mill	v1n2/16
Carpenters Point - 1877 maps	v1n3/32-33
Carter Mill	v1n3/21
Cassedy[Cassidy], James	36/7
Cassiday's Wharf	36/7; v2n2/7,47
Cat Swamp	v2n2/29-31
Cayot's Corner School	39/5
Cecil Census Tables	v1n3/20-30
Cecil County (established)	1/4; 13/4
Cecil County Appointments - 1850	v1n2/35-36; v1n3/23
Cecil County Fair	61/6-7
Cecil County Firsts	35/5-7
Cecil County High School	v1n1/16
Cecil County officials-1815	54/4
Cecil County Public Library	59/6-7
Cecil Description - 1795	52/3-5
Cecil Furance	v1n1/8-9
Cecil Historical Trust	73/3
Cecil Paper Mills	v1n3/21
Cecil Whig	12/1
Cecilton	62/9; 64/4-5; 67/1-3
Census - 1790	4/4
Census - 1850	v1n2/29-30
Census - 1930	v2n2/23-28
Census Taking	v1n3/24-30
Chambers, Ezekiel	54/4
Chandlee & Son	11/2
Chapel of Ease	34/2
Charlestown	61/10; 82a/4-5; 68/1; v2n2/31
Charlestown Post Office	v1n3/4-8
Charlestown area - 1877 maps	v1n3/31-33
Cheap John	69/1,3-4
Cherry Hill	62/9-10
Cherry Hill Methodist Church	51/3
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal	19/1; 33/2; v2n2/10
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal - 1851	v2n1/18
Chesapeake Chesapike	31/5; 72/1,5-7
Chesapeake City	62/10-11; 72/1,5-7
Chesapeake Haven	v2n2/10
Chesapeake Record	31/5
Christmas - 1850	v2n1/17
Church plates	24/3
Circuit Court clerks	6/4
Civil Rights	82b/4-5,8-9,11
Civil War - Confederates	66/1,3; 75/5-6
Civil War - Mule School	62/1,3
Civil War Chaplain	54/1-3, 56/5
Civil War Memorial	28/3
Civil War prices	13/3
Civil war review	14/2
Civl War sword	46/1
Claiborne, William	1/4
Clay, Henry	23/2
Clock manufacture	11/2
Cokesbury U. M. Church	40/5
College Green	7/3
Colonial Iron Making	v1n1/15
Colora	27/6-7; 59/7-8
Common Schools, An Act to Establish	v1n1/16
Constitution (Maryland)	12/4
Constitution (U. S.)	21/2
Convention (Maryland)	28/2
Cooper, John	68/1
Coudon, Joseph	53/3
Courthouses	24/5-6
Craftsmen	46/1; 52/6
Craig Family	81/5
Cramers 5 & 10 Store (photo)	81/8
Crawford Manufactory	48/1
Crawford, James	48/1-2
Crawford, Mary Ann Starkey	48/1-2
Creswell Farm	56/2
Creswell, John	56/5
Creswell, John A. J.	56/2
Creswell, John A. J.	59/4; 79/8,11
Cross Keys Hotel	30/6
Crossroads (changed from X roads)	25/6-8
Crothers Family	49/1
Crothers, Doctor Anna	49/1
Davis, Dr. David	v2n2/36
Day Basket Works	80/5
Deibert Boatbuilding	68/1,4
Deibert, Henry	68/1,4
Democrat Candates - 1851	v2n1/23
Dentist - Dr. Anna Crothers	49/1
Dentistry Ads	55/4
Diary Farming	v1n2/6-9
Dr. Richard's Hospital	66/6
Dr. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry	v1n1/19-20
Duke, Rev. William	28/4-6, 37/7
Dunbar, Justice	52/6
Dupont, Mrs. Richard	v1n2/8
Dupont, William	v1n2/7
Dutton, Robert	v1n1/3-15
Earthquake - 1852	v2n1/20
East Nottingham Friends Meeting House	v2n1/3-12
Eder Park	v1n2/27-28
Egg Hill	29/7
Election Districts	75/6-7
Electrification	71/1,4-6
Elk Forge Co.	11/2
Elk Forge Company	62/4-5
Elk Landing	v2n1/13-17
Elk Landing	68/1,4
Elk Landing - 1851	v2n2/37
Elk Mills	50/1
Elk Neck State Park	60/5
Elkton	66/ 4-5
Elkton	73/1,7-8; 75/7
Elkton - 1811-1819	54/1-3
Elkton - 1850	v1n2/31-32
Elkton - 1870's	53/4
Elkton - 1877 map	v2n1/24-27
Elkton - Steamboats	v2n2/10-11,21-22
Elkton (photo)	69/8
Elkton Academy	58/1-2, 4
Elkton Commissioners - 1787	53/3
Elkton Debating Society	63/4-5
Elkton Gas Light Company	51/1
Elkton Library Company	59/6
Elkton Lyceum	59/6
Elkton Opera House	80/5
Elkton Police Department	65/1,3-5
Elkton Press	5/4
Elkton Publis Library Association	59/6
Elkton Railroad Station (photo)	66/8
Elkton River Transport Line	50/3
Elkton, Andorra, and Lewisville Plank Road Co.	60/1,3
Ellerslie	9/4
Ellis, Francis A.	16/4
England, John	v1n1/5-7
Ericsson Line	v2n2/10-11
Evans, Amos Alexander	77/ 1,9
Evans, Bvt. Brig. Gen. Andrew Wallace	14/2
Farmer, Joseph	v1n1/5
Farmers & Commercial Hotel	55/3
Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Ins. Assoc.	60/5-6
Farmington	73/9
Fassitt Family	47/1
Finley, Martha	48/2-3
Finley, Rev. Samuel	7/4
Finney, John	46/1
First Md Infantry - Md. Nat. Guard - WWII Era roster	v2n2/39-41
Fishing - commercial	54/3; v1n3/20
Ford, Capt. John	17/4
Ford, Capt. Samuel	20/2
Foreman, Martha	33/5-6; 35/3-4
Foreman, Martha Ogle	70/6
Foreman, Thomas March	33/5-6; 35/3-5
Fort Defiance	48/4
Fort Duffy	39/9
Forwood, Amor T.	26/7
Foster Family	62/3-4
Fountain Inn	42/7; 54/5
Fox Chase	13/4
Fraternal Organizations	50/4; 51/4
Fraternal Organizations - 1893 Rosters	50/4; 51/5
Fredericktown	v2n2/7,9,12-13
Fredericktown	10/1; 68/1,4
Fredericktown - 1877 map	v2n2/46
Free Masonry	50/4
Free School	38/5-6
Free School Point	38/5-6
Frenchtown	3/3
Frenchtown and New Castle Railroad	15/4
Frenchtown Line	v2n1/20-21
Frenchtown Line discontinued-1851	v2n2/38
Fugitive Slave Law	v1n3/15-18; v2n2/36
Fulton, William S.	18/2
Garrett, Col. William	30/3
Garrett, Thomas	18/4
Garrett's Factories	30/3
Gates, Hoagland	v1n2/6
Genaeological research	v1n2/33-34
Geneology Search	59/1-3; 62/3-4
George Jones House	29/6
Georgetown	v2n2/7,13
Gibson, Adam	v2n2/36
Gillespie homestead	47/2
Gilpin Collection	52/2
Gilpin Falls Bride	16/1
Gilpin Falls Covered Bridge	60/8
Gilpin Family	55/1-2
Gilpin Manor	55/2
Gilpin Rock	55/1
Gilpin Rocks	4/2
Gilpin, Joseph	53/3
Ginn's Hill	54/3
Gotham Bush	9/4
Grange	61/8-9
Grant,____	52/6
Greenfields	v1n2/4, 12
Groome, Dr. John C.	11/5
Groome, Samuel	11/5
Gun manufacturing	41/7
Gurleytown	9/4
Hall of Knights of Pythias	50/4
Hance's Point	6/2
Harris, George W.	24/3
Havre de Grace	v2n2/3-4,6,8,12,14-15
Head of Elk	17/2-3; v2n1/9
Health, Public - 1900	v1n1/17-18
Heath - Matthews duel	40/7-8
Heaths of Warwick	30/2
Heckart's Saw Mill	55/3
Herman, Augustine	1/4; 30/1
Hess House	46/2
Hills (place names)	22/3-4
Historical Society - 50 anniversary	51/1; 52/1
Historical Society - Collections	57/1-4
Historical Society - Publications	53/3
Historical Society - Steamboat Jigsaw Puzzle	v1n3/9-14
Historical Society - Web Site	75/3-4
Historical Society Building	61/4-5
Hollingsworth Family Burial Ground	71/6-7
Hollingsworth Mansion	v2n1/13-17
Hollingsworth, Col. Henry	59/4; v2n1/9
Hollingsworth, Isabelle	v2n113-15
Hollingsworth, Zebulon	53/3
Hollingworth, Mary	v2n1/13-16
Holloway Beach	56/4
Holt collection	34/3
Holt, Joseph	34/3
Home cures	55/1
Hotel Cecil (photo)	82a/8
Howard, Col. George	54/1
Howard, Thomas	54/3
Huggins, Thomas	53/3
Hundreds	2/4; 47/5-6
Hundreds	47/5-6
Hyland, Col Stephen	17/2
Ice Bridge - 1852	v2n1/21
Ice Cream and Ices (ad)	v1n3/22
Immigration to Liberia	v2n2/37
Independent Order of Red Men	51/4
Indian QueenTavern	34/4
Ingleside	9/4
Iron industry	25/2; v1n1/3-15
Iron manufacturing	62/4-5
Jamar Family	52/2-3
Jamar, Dr. John	52/2-3
Jamar, James M.	57/1
Janiver, John	52/6
Jim Crow Law - Transportation	v2n2/9
Job, Andrew	3/3; 33/3-4
Jones, Commodore Jacob	32/2, 39/9
Junior Order of United Am. Mechanics	51/4
Justices of the Peace (first)	29/3
Kelso (thoroughbred)	v1n2/8
Key Family	39/10
KKK	59/7
Knight Family	31/3-4; 39/8
Knight, Kitty	10/1; 31/3; 39/6-8
Knights of the Golden Eagle	51/4
Knights of the Pythias	50/4
Latrobe, Charles H.	v1n2/14-21
Leeds Elementary School (photo)	71/8
Leslie Family	50/2-3
Leslie, Eliza	50/2
Leslie, Robert	50/3
Liberty Grove	60/9
Libraries	59/6-7
Lockwood v. Johnson	82b/4-5,8-9,11
Logging	81/4-5
Lombardville - 1851	v2n2/32-33
Lord, Daniel	50/1
Lords and Baldwins Mill	50/1
Lotteries	19/4; 41/8
Lumber - Port Deposit - 1851	v2n2/38
Lyceum	59/6; v2n1/17
Marshbank, Robert	52/6
Martenet map	32/2
Maryland Canal	76/1,4
Maryland Colonization Society	v2n2/37
Maryland General Assembly (1692)	34/6
Maryland Porcelian Corp.	59/2
Masons	50/4
McKinsey, Folger	34/5
McKnight, William	v2n2/36
McLane, Hon. Louis	16/1
Mechanics Valley	69/7
Mecklenburg Declaration	32/8
Medicine ads	v1n1/19-21
Methodism	51/3; 52/6
Methodist Episcopal Church (Howard Street)	v2n2/37
Middle Neck School	28/7
Migration	79/1,11
Militia	v2n2/34-35
Militia - 1739-1740 Roster	49/2-4
Miller, Ruth	58/7
Mitchell Family	46/2-3
Mitchell House	46/2
Mitchell, Dr. Abraham	46/2
Mitchell, George E.	46/2-3
Mo Ro (bottling) Company	46/4
Moor, Rev. Jacob	v2n2/37
Moore Farm	v1n2/7
Morris, John L.	v1n2/7
Moss, Harry	72/1,4-5
Mount Pleasant	v1n2/9
Mt. Ararat Farm	v1n2/6
My Dear Cousin	37/7
National Bank of North East	80/5
Nearctic (thoroughbred)	v1n2/8
Nelson, Ricketts	52/6
New Castle Terminal Company	v2n2/15
New Leeds Public School	24/6
New Munster	29/4
Newspaper Collection - Historical Society	v1n1/26-30
Nijinsky II	v1n2/8
North East	v1n1/21-23; v1n2/26
North East - 1877 map	v1n1/24-25
North East (photo)	81/8; 82a/8
North East Fire Company	80/4; v1n2/26
North East High School - 1901	v1n2/38
North East Jail	82b/1,11
North East Porcelian Co.	59/2
North East Record	59/1-3
Northern Dancer (thoroughbred)	v1n2/8
Nottingham Lots	v1n2/7
Nowland's Store	67/1-3
Oakwood	60/9
Octoraro Friends Meeting	44/2
Odd Fellows	50/4
Odd Fellows Hall and Opera House	59/6
Officials - 1815	54/5
Old Bohemia	71/3
Old Bohemia Church	23/2
Old Ironsides	77/ 1,9
Oldfield Point	13/3
Ordinary Licenses	48/3-4
Paw Paw M. E. Church	56/5-6
Paw Paw Museum	59/3-4
Peach Blossom Farm	36/7
Pennsylvania Railroad	v2n2/11,13
Perkins & Perkins (bottling)	46/4; 68/7
Perry Point	62/1,3
Perryville	62/1,3
Perryville	v2n2/8
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad	63/1-3
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad	81/1,7; 82a/1,6-7, v1n2/5; v2n2/38
Photography	v2n1/20
Pipes - 1851	v2n2;33
Place names (early)	27/4-5
Plantation farming	v1n2/3-4
Port Deposit	56/1-3, 5-6
Port Deposit	66/6, 67/6-7
Port Deposit	77/10-12; 81/4-5; 82a/1,6-7
Port Deposit	v2n2/3-4,6-9,12-20
Port Deposit - 1877 map	v2n2/42-45
Port Deposit - Lumber - 1851	v2n2/38
Port Deposit and Havre de Grace Steamboat Comapny	v2n2/3,6
Port Deposit Black Sox	77/10-12
Port Herman	68/1,4
Porters Bridge	v1n2/14-25
Post Offices	11/1-2
Post Road	40/3-4
Postal system	v2n1/19; v2n2/32-33
Postcards - Research	77/7
Postmasters - 1853	66/3,7
Postmasters - 1861	75/7
Potter's Field	34/8
Pottery manufacture	9/2
Poulson, Thomas	56/5
Presidential Elections (Cecil returns)	38/7
Preston/Garvin burial ground	44/2
Princio	65/10; v1n1/3-15
Principio Creek	v1n1/5,7,10
Principio Furnace	65/10-11
Progressive Club of Elkton	59/7
Rankin Family	73/8-9
Reading Rooms	59/6
Recipies - 1840's	55/1-2
Recreation / Entertainment	50/3
Red Ball Tavern	13/4
Red Lion Tavern	13/4
Red Men, Independent Order of	51/4
Researcher's Assistant - 1930 Census	v2n2/23-28
Researcher's Assistant - Bird's-Eye-Views	v1n2/40-43
Researcher's Assistant - Newspaper Collection	v1n1/26-30
Revolution - Army Hospital	v2n1/3-12
Richard's Oak	16/1; 27/3
Richardsmere	v1n2/14
Ricketts, Caleb	52/6
Ricketts, Palmer C.	12/1; 26/7; 56/6
Rising Sun	63/1-3, v1n2/40-45
Rising Sun (1877 maps)	v1n2/44-45
Rising Sun (photo)	63/7,8
Roach, Thomas	52/6
Roads	47/5-6
Roads	60/1,3
Roads - 1766	47/5
Roads - Hard surface	v2n2/11-12
Robinson, Daniel	53/3
Rock Run Mill	34/2
Rock Springs	70/7
Rodgers Tavern	47/ 3-4
Rodgers, Col. John	47/ 3-4
Root Beer	v1n1/21
Rose Hill	61/7-8; 70/6
Rosebank Church	2/3
Ross, ____	68/1,4
Rowbothm, John S. (Cheap John)	69/1,3-4
Rowlandsville	70/7
Rudolph, Tobias	17/2
Rumsey, James	10/3
Rumsey, James	1/3; 38/3-4
Rutter Family	62/3-4
Sample, Capt. John	54/3
Sample, Samuel Caldwell	37/9
Sanborn Maps	74/6-7
Sassafras River area - 1877 map	v2n2/47
Sassafras River Steamboat Company	v2n2/6
School Commissioners (expenses) - 1850	v1n2/37-38
Schools (First two African-American)	42/6
Scott, James and John	18/4
Seneca Point	68/1
Sewell, Col. James	54/3
Shawnah	6/2
Shelemiah	4/2; 29/5
Sheriff John F. DeWitt Museum	62/7
Sheriffs	16/3
Shipbuilding	68/ 1,4-5
Singerly Fire Compnay	62/8
Singerly, William	v1n2/8
Slave catchers	v2n2/36
Slavery	12/3
Slavery	68/5-6; v1n2/29-30
Slavery issue	v1n3/15-20
Sleepy Hollow	51/2
Smallwood, Gen. William	v2n1/3-6,10-11
Snow's Battery	19/3-4
Spratt, Samuel	52/6
St. Augustine	61/10
St. Francis Xavier Church	22/1
St. Mark's PE Church	9/4
St. Mary Anne's	14/3; 19/2; 36/3
St. Stephen's Chapel	39/3-5
Stagecoach - 1795	52/3-5
Stagecoach - 1814	54/4
State Senators	13/2-3
Steamboats	v1n3/9-14