Early Families of Southern Maryland, Volume 3Many Puritan families found in the very early records of southern Maryland, such as the Berrys and Prestons, became Quakers and, crossing the bay, settled on the Eastern Shore. This volume follows these and allied families including Marsh, Wenlock, Christ |
Contents
Preston | 1 |
Berry | 29 |
Marsh | 60 |
Gary Sharp | 95 |
Christison | 117 |
LeCompte | 119 |
Rasin | 142 |
Galloway | 152 |
Ashcom | 211 |
Spinke | 220 |
Shercliffe | 232 |
Sollers | 249 |
Lashley | 286 |
Witten | 300 |
Corrections and Additions | 322 |
Index | 324 |
Common terms and phrases
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