Maryland African Americans

Ancestors Who Were Slaves      vol 365    MDArch

The First Colored Professional, Clerical & Business Directory of Baltimore City, Maryland.   MDArch 

1913   1914   1916   1917   1918   1919   1920   1921   1922   1923   1925   1927    1928    1929   1929-30   1930  

1931   1932   1933   1934   1935   1936   1937   1938   1939   1940   1941   1942    1943    1944    1945

The free Negro in Maryland, 1634-1860      by   James M. Wright,    Columbia University; selling agents: Longmans, Green, New York; P.S. King    OpL

Hagerstown City Directory, 1893   The first listing of the residents of Hagerstown includes name, address and also occupation of the populace. In addition, it records "coloreds", county officials, churches and secret societies   WMH

Notes on the Progress of the Colored People of Maryland Since the War     by Jeffrey Richardson Brackett 1890    McD

Searching for Ancestors who were Slaves: An Index to the Freedom Records of Prince George's County Maryland,   by Louise Joyner Hienton,    MDArch

Slave Statistics ofSt. Mary's County Maryland,   Statistics consist of lists of slaves owned as of 1 November 1864, when the Constitution abolished slavery in Maryland) Agnes Kane Callum   1864, Commissioner George B. Dent      vol 369 (1993 )    MDArch  

Slavery in Maryland Briefly Considered    by John L Carey.   1845   Goo

MDSlavery.net - Beneath the Underground: The Flight to Freedom and Antebellum Communities in Maryland   vol 670  MDArch 

Twelve Years Among the Colored People: A Record of the Work of Mount Calvary Chapel of S. Mary the Virgin, Baltimore...     by Calbraith Bourn Perry - African American Episcopalians 1884  Goo    

The Witness: Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Carroll County, Maryland     ed. by Jesse Glass  2004   link

Work of the Colored law and order league, Baltimore, Md.  [includes list of officiers]   by James H. N. Waring. Cheyney, Pa., Committee of twelve for the advancement of the interests of the negro race. 1908   LC