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Items associated with name 'Huett, John ( )'

Carolyn A. Lowman collection

by Lowman, Carolyn A. (1994)

1 folder (0.01 linear feet)

The Carolyn A. Lowman collection contains two essays written by Carolyn A. Lowman. The first essay is titled "The Baltimore Riots of 1861" and was written December 2, 1994. The second essay is titled "The Establishment of the Church of England" and was written December 9, 1994. The second essay details Reverend John Huett's work in Somerset County, Md.

Associated Subjects: None
Identifier: 2009.234
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Jim Trader Family History and Land Records Collection

by Trader, James R. (1990s)

3 folders (0.03 linear feet)

This collection contains various documents on the military service and conscription of the Trader family, as well as an article chronicling the life of Reverend John Huett and various Wicomico County Land Records relating to the Trader family.

Associated Subjects: Trader Family • Land Records
Identifier: 2006.177
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment

Richard W. Cooper papers

by Cooper, Richard Waller (1605 – 2001)

18 boxes,  2 oversize folders (12.5 linear feet)

The Richard Cooper papers document his professional and personal activities through his collection of materials dating from 1605 to 2001. The documents focus on the religious and political histories of Wicomico and Worcester County as well as the history of the Mason-Dixon Boundary Line depicted through Cooper’s column in the Daily Times. The papers also document the topographic history of Delmarva through Cooper’s career as an engineering surveyor. Documents from his surveying career and interests include topographic maps, survey certificates, land deeds, and plats. A photograph album documents the construction of his family home at 611 Tony Tank Lane in Salisbury, Maryland. Materials within the collection include newspaper clippings, photographs, family histories, and correspondence. Drafts and manuscripts of Cooper’s published works on the history of Salisbury, Profile of a Colonial Community, Salisbury in Times Gone By, and Portrait of Salisbury are contained within the collection.

Identifier: 1987.093
Repository: Local History Archives
Attachment: No attachment