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HCGS Research Documentation HCGS Store
The Society Publishes and sells many different publications relevant to genealogical research pertaining to Howard County. Over the years, dedicated members of the Howard County Genealogical Society have documented many of the genealogical resources found in the county. This includes cemetery, marriage, and bible records. These documents have been printed in limited quantities and some are still available for purchase. All documents are available electronically in pdf form. The pdf will be emailed to you upon receipt of your order.
The society has 11 volumes of cemetery records for sale as part of our Regular Publications series. These records resulted from the organized recording of Howard County tombstone inscriptions. A table of contents for each of these volumes is included in the description for the PRINTED version. For an introduction to the organization and scope of our cemetery records, please go to the Publications for Sale tab.
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Marriage Licenses in the Howard District of Anne Arundel County 1840-1851
Originally published by the Colonel Thomas Dorsey Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, 22 pages plus index (1966)
The marriage license records contained cover the period during which the Howard District of Anne Arundel County was in existence, 1840 to1851. They were copied from the three oldest general license ledgers found at the Howard Conty Court House, Ellicott City, Maryland. The pages of the first two ledgers were unnumbered and there was much confusions as to arrangement, the second book being in part a duplicate of the first. The six ledgers in this series, from March 1840 to February 1883, are now at the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland.
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The Civil War Enrollment and Draft of 1862 in Howard County
83 pages including alphabetical index of the enrollees and general index (2001) |
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Tombstome Inscriptions from a Few Cemeteries in Howard County Maryland
Tombstone Inscriptions from a Few Cemeteries in Howard County, Maryland
Recorded by Col. Thomas Dorsey Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Ellicott City, MD
1958 - 1960
Table of Contents
Graveyard on Quaker Hill, Ellicott City; Ellicott Graveyard, Ellicott City; Dorsey Graveyard at "Arcadia"; Hammond Graveyard at Burleigh Manor; Whipp's Cemetery, St. John's Lane; Gosnell Cemetery, Route #99; Shipley Graveyard near Pfeiffer's Corner; Shipley Graves on Route #144; Miller Grave at Clarksville; Burial Ground at "Haylands,"; Sheppard Lane Christ Church Cemetery, Oakland Mills Road; Worthington Graveyard, Kindler Road; King Graveyard, Route #32; Michael Green Dorsey Graveyard at Elioak; Rhine Stone at Pine Orchard; Fredericks Gravestones; MacKenzie Gravestones; Cushen Stones near Cooksville; Barker Grave on Hearn Property; Gravestones at Athol
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Transcriptions of the Howard Gazette 1850-1851
[CD, 2007] This CD contains transcriptions from the microfilm of The Howard Gazette and General Advertiser, Ellicotts Mills, Maryland, Volume 2, Numbers 1-52 (26 Jan 1850 to 18 Jan 1851). Where the microfilm was difficult to read, the text was verified by consulting the original bound copy of the newspaper from which the microfilm was made. The transcriptions include only selected parts of each issue. They include most of the state and local news, selected national news, selected advertisements, and occasional general articles. The CD also contains the microfilm images in jpg format of each entire issue. The Howard Gazette existed from 1849 until about 1860. The Howard Gazette traces its ancestry to Howard's earliest paper, The Howard Free Press, which began in 1840, the year the Howard District was formed. The Howard Gazette's direct descendant is Howard's current paper, The Howard County Times. |
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