Box 3

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This subseries contains Henry Watters appointment certificate as Officer of Registration for Harford County. Deed from William Mann to Henry Watters dated 1852. Letters to Ellen Clendenin, his wife, from E. Archer 1830, an old school diary, and a written history of Watters Meeting House. Clendenin genealogy.

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This subseries contains a history written by Frances K. Howard titled “Medical Hall,” a history of a Harford County house built by John Archer. It also contains a “Sacred Albun” for Fanny Howard Munnikhuysen Watters, wife of Judge James D. Watters.

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This subseries contains pay receipts for A. Watters service in the Maryland Cavalry.

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This subseries contains a slave manumission document.

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This subseries contains a will for Patience Watters detailing the release of slaves at the time of her death, and also the future release of slaves and the willing of the remainder of slave’s service to her inheritors.

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This subseries contains a tax book recording the 3rd district of Harford County, Maryland for the year 1862.

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This series includes correspondence for the Preston family. A letter to A. S. Abell, esq. referencing an offer of sale for Pleasant Plaines, the Preston estate in Towson, 1871.

Scope and Contents This Series includes a settlement sheet for ground rent payable to Louise W. Munnikhuysen, a Deed dated 1919 transferring ownership from Hall and Virginia Munnikhuysen to Frances, Robert and Louise Munnikhuysen, a will for Ann Lee Munnikhuysen dated 1889 and also one for Louise Munnikhuysen, bond paper payable from Parker H. Lee to John Munnikhuysen, Mutual Fire Ins. Co. of Harford Country premium for 1847 and 1861, power of attorney document to John M. from Edward M. dated 1872. ...