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Maryland Settlers and Soldiers, 1700s-1800s

Request a Free Lookup from This Database. This invaluable resource unveils the identities of approximately 313,000 settlers and soldiers who left their mark on Maryland’s history. Its records...

Marriage Index: Maryland, 1655-1850

The Marriage Index: Maryland, 1655-1850 resource contains an alphabetical listing of approximately 258,000 individuals who were married in Maryland between 1655 and 1850.

Maryland Probate Records, 1674-1774

Within this database, one can find a thorough index of more than 600,000 individuals referenced in four distinct collections of Maryland's wills and probate records. These documents, including wills...

Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634-1820

Discover a vast collection of indexed Maryland family histories and marriages, spanning across six volumes. Within these volumes, you will find three detailed accounts of family histories, sourced...

Colonial Families of Maryland, 1600s-1900s

This index contains details about roughly 150,000 individuals. Although many of them have ancestral connections to Maryland, there are also those whose roots originate in Pennsylvania and nearby...

The State Capital: Maryland

Annapolis is the state capital of the state of Maryland. It has an interesting and important place in American history, including being the first peacetime capital of the country. Here is what you...

American Folklore: Maryland

Maryland has its fair share of intriguing folklore. From legends brought over by German immigrants to haunted bridges, creepy lighthouses, and a bizarre legend associated with local author Edgar...

Maryland and Delaware, 1600s-1800s Church Records

These book indexes contain information on around 263,000 individuals, sourced mainly from churches in Maryland and Delaware. The records include details on births, baptisms, marriages, and burials...

Loyalists in the American Revolution

American colonists who remained loyal to the British Crown were known as loyalists. Loyalists, also called "Tories," made up about one-third of the population in colonial America. The thirteen...