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Explore a rich historical resource with Maryland Marriages and Genealogies, 1634–1820—a six-volume collection essential for genealogists, historians, and anyone researching early Maryland families. This archive sheds light on the intertwined family histories and marriage alliances that shaped Maryland’s colonial and early national identity.
Three of the six volumes feature well-documented family narratives originally published in the Maryland Historical Magazine. These articles provide detailed genealogical lineages while placing individuals and families within the broader social and historical framework of the region.
The other three volumes serve as a comprehensive index of marriage records, offering a valuable tool for tracing familial connections during Maryland’s formative years. Researchers will find names, dates, and relationships that reveal patterns of community, inheritance, and social structure.
Together, these volumes not only support personal genealogical research but also offer deeper insight into the social fabric of early Maryland—preserving the lives, unions, and legacies that contributed to the state’s growth.