Working on the Learning Curve
I know that nobody is reading this except my mother (Hi, Mom!), so I figure it is OK to be […]
Trials & Tribulations
Indexing Inventories
And Today . . .
Mr. James Butcher, Anne Arundel County [“26lbs. old Ratt eaten Baccon”] Mr. Thomas Clark, Anne Arundel County William Lock, Esqr.,
Indexing Inventories
Another Handful of Inventories
Mr. Robert Lusby, Anne Arundel County [“1 Large Wire Ratt Trap”] Mr. John Gale, Anne Arundel County Mr. William Brewer,
Colonial Libraries
Time Out for Some Books
Not really the same thing as a colonial library, but the 1733 merchandise inventory for Mr. Samuel Peele (that would
Indexing Inventories
Today’s Inventories
Just a few today — it’s already time to be fixing dinner. Leonard Green, Charles County John Ensey, Charles County
Indexing Inventories
Indexing Inventories
Today’s additions: Robert Scott, St. Mary’s County Thomas Tolley, Baltimore County Benjamin Pemberton, Queen Anne’s County [including “one Tea Boyler”]
Colonial Libraries
Another Book
Passed over lots of “old books” and “small books” and quite a few “parcel of books” but James Beall of
Colonial Libraries
Colonial Libraries: A Beginning
And so it begins . . . jumping into the middle, as per usual, but I hate losing information. This
Trials & Tribulations
Blog post — an early effort by Emma
La dee da [Thanks, Emma. Not sure why the site always comes up with this post — for more recent
Trials & Tribulations
Hopelessly Lost
This is a new venture . . . and we have no idea what we are doing. Steep learning curve!