[Rarebooks] fs: St. James' Parish (Md genealogy)

[Back Creek Books]

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(No. 10132 )  Dallam, Edith Stansbury (Foreword by William H. C. Ticknor). 
ST. JAMES' PARISH; OLD HERRING CREEKE PARISH: A HISTORY, 1663-1799, 
INCLUDING COPIES OF THE ORIGINAL RECORDS OF THE PARISH VESTRY MINUTES AND 
REGISTER OF BIRTHS, BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES, AND BURIALS.
[Lothian, MD]: (Vestry of St. James' Parish), 1976. Full Cloth, Quarto, xvi, 
566 pages, Drawings, endpaper maps. Very Good, No dust jacket.
      History of this Episcopal parish in Anne Arundel County, also known as 
Herring Creek Parish. Lots of early Maryland and genealogical history. Bound 
in dark blue cloth over boards with spine and upper board lettered in gilt, 
gilt shield on upper board. Shallow bump at head of spine, prior owner name 
on front pastedown, mild soil to binding exterior....... $175.00
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