MAN. Manuscript Collections
Found in 600 Collections and/or Records:
Francis Scott Key legal papers
This collection contains materials that center around Francis Scott Key's legal practice. The legal documents include land claims, deeds of indenture, and insurance claims. There are also documents pertaining to land disputes with the Choctaw Nation. Other materials in the collection are receipts for a variety of items, such as pew rentals, groceries, schooling, and subscriptions, as well as family genealogy research and letters to Mr. Francis S. Key Smith, a great-grandson of Key.
Frank H. Robinson collection
This collection contains various items collected by the donor, Frank H. Robinson.
Frank R. Kent scrapbooks
Clippings of Mr. Kent's articles in the Baltimore Sun, The Great Game of Politics
Frank Rush Webb diaries
This collection contains 32 volumes of personal diaries belonging to composer and musician Frank Rush Webb from 1868-1932. Also included are 13 volumes of trip logs, as well as 1 volume of cash accounts from 1899.
Frederick County document collection
This collection consists of documents from Frederick County, Maryland. The bulk of the collection is made up of land indentures but also included are deeds, bills of sale, mortgages, petitions, bonds, promissory notes, and recognizances for Raphael Taney, Joseph Chapline, Daniel Dulany, Matthew Bartgis, and the Lohr family.
Frederick County Historical Society collection
This is an artificial collection consisting of photocopies of original material owned by the Historical Society of Frederick County. The collection contains correspondence, genealogical information and some legal papers relative to Frederick County families from 1741-1935. The bulk of the material falls in the period of the Civil War.
Free Summer Excursion Society records
The Free Summer Excursion Society records consists of 6 boxes of society minutes, financial records, scrapbooks, and miscellaneous deeds and leases.
Frick family papers
The Frick family papers includes papers of socially prominent Baltimore and Washington, D.C. families, primarily from the mid-nineteenth to the early-twentieth century. The three main families are the Fricks, Poultneys, and Turnbulls, but scattered items from related Sloan, Carroll, Denison, Brown, Ramsay, and Spense families are here as well. The papers include correspondence, genealogies, accounts, land papers, diaries, travel diaries, and recipe books.
Friedenwald family manuscript collection
This collection contains the correspondence of Moses and Jane Friedenwald to their family in Baltimore, Maryland. This primarily includes letters to Moses’ brother, Aaron Friedenwald, his wife Bertha, and their son Harry. Moses’ poor health dominates the earlier letters, in which he and Jane provide in-depth descriptions of his gallbladder and liver problems.