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Microfilm Location Guide MICROFILM LOCATION GUIDE LABEL FILM TITLE ROW GENERAL DELAWARE DeV Delaware Vitals, Marriage 1A Arranged Alphabetically, 1913, (1881-1961). DeVD Delaware Vitals, Death 1A Arranged Alphabetically, 1910 KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE KeJ Kent County Court Records (1722-1732), 1A (1697-1716) KeL Kent County Archives Deeds (1860-1930), 1A (1730-1755), (1746-1749), (1730-1756) KeNa Kent County Naturalization Records (1796- 1A 1906), (1907-1929) KePG Kent County Guardian Accounts (Arranged 1A Alphabetically) Kent County Road Books 1A Kenton Hundred, (1809-1895); (1824-2842); KeRB (1857-1893). Dover Hundred, (1858-1882). Duck Creek, (1858-1910). Little Creed Hundred, (1858-1911). Milford Hundred, (1859-1917). Mispillion Hundred, (1859- 1920). West Dover Hundred, (1883-1909). KeT Kent County Tax Assessments 1A Levy Lists and Delinquent Lists (1768-1784) KeW Kent County Register of Wills (1791-1800), 1A (1798-1812), (1812-1822), (1821-1833) KeW/S Kent County Archives, Warrants & Surveys 1A (1640-1860) SUSSEX COUNTY, DELAWARE SuCh Sussex County Church Records 1A SuCh 1--- • Wesley Methodist Episcopal, Georgetown, DE (1858-1915). SuCh 2--- • Greenwood Circuit M. E. Church, Greenwood, DE (1851-1913). Milton M. E. Church, Milton DE SuCh3--- • Christ P. E. Church Broad Creek, (1853-1865). Christ Church Milford, DE (1880-1914). St. John’s P.E. Church, Little Hill, DE (1842- 1912). Sussex County Guardian Bond Books SuGB 1A (1774-1869) Sussex County Apprentice Indentures SuInd 1A (1828-1930) SuL Sussex County Land & Deed Records, 1B-1C Archived Land Deeds (1680-1954) SuLC Sussex County Levy Court (1769-1970) 1C SuPA Sussex County Probate Accounts (1867-1959) 1C SuPG Sussex County Guard. Acct. & Orphan’s Court 1C (1791-1958) & Arranged Alphabetically SuPI Sussex County Inventories (1682-1850) 1C 1C-1D SuPO Sussex County Orphan’s Court (1728-1944) & Front (See also CDs at Front Desk, 1777-1797) Desk SuPW Sussex County Will Books (1677-1949) 1D SuRB Sussex County Road Books (1763-1917) 1D Sussex County Assessment Records SuT 1D-1E (1780-1916) SuV Sussex County Vitals, Marriage License 1E Applications (1911-1965) SuVD Sussex County Vitals, Hudson Tombstone 1F Book (1640-1860) SuW/S Sussex County Archives Warrants & Surveys 1F (1756-1827) GENERAL MARYLAND MC Maryland Chancery Court (1668 - 1773) 1F Maryland Provincial Court Judgment Records MJR (1679-1701) 1F ML Maryland Land Office (Patent Record) 1F-1H (1637 - 1758) inc. Warrants & Index MPA Maryland Accounts (Prerogative Court) (1718- 1H 1777) Maryland Balance Books (Prerogative Court) MPB 1H (1751 - 1776) Maryland Inventories & Accounts (Prerogative MPI&A Court) (1634 - 1718) continues to MPA 1H Maryland Accounts (Prerogative Court) (1718 - MPA 1777) 1H Maryland Inventories (Prerogative Court) (1718 MPI - 1777) 1H-1I Maryland Testamentary Proceedings MPT (Prerogative Court) (1657 - 1777) 1I Maryland Wills (Prerogative Court) (1635 - MPW 1777) 1I Maryland State Papers (Prerogative Court) MSP (1664 - 1794) Black/Red/ Brown/ Blue Books 1I-1J CAROLINE COUNTY, MARYLAND CaT Caroline County Federal Direct Tax 1798 1J CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND CeL Cecil County Land Records (1674-1733) 1J CHARLES COUNTY MARYLAND ChC Charles County Court Proceedings (1680-1690) 1J ChL Charles County Land Records (1680-1756) 1J ChP Charles County Administrative Accounts & 1J Inventories (1673-1777) DORCHESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND DCh Dorchester County Church Records DCh 1--- • Dorchester County Parish Registers & Vestry Proceedings (1743 - 1903) Great Choptank 1J Parish Registers & Vestries (181-1892) DCh 2--- • Bethlehem Chapel United Methodist Church Collection, Peninsula Annual Conference Easton District Church Creek Charge (1798- 1977) DCh 3--- • Bethlehem Chapel United Methodist Church Collection, Peninsula Annual Conference Easton District, Church Creek Charge (1848- 1921) DCh 4--- • Bethlehem Chapel United Methodist Church Collection, Peninsula Annual Conference Easton District, Church Creek Charge (1875- 1911) DL Dorchester County Land Records (1669 - 1901) 1J-1K DPA Dorchester County Probate Accounts (1852 - 1K 1902) DT Dorchester County Tax Records (1782 - 1783) 1K Dorchester County Vital Records (Marriage DV Records) (1780 - 1941) 1K HARTFORD COUNTY, MARYLAND HL Hartford County Land Records (1774-1776) 1K KENT COUNTY, MARYLAND KeCIR Kent County Chattel Records (1764-1775) & 1K (1750-1764) KeCR Kent County Criminal Records (1724-1771) 1K KeL Kent County Land Records (1761-1765) 1K FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND FeDB Frederick County Land Office Debt Book 1K (1753-1766) (1768-1773) PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND PGC Prince George’s County Court Records (1699- 1K 1715) PGL Prince George’s County Land Records (1696- 1K 1749) PGPO Prince George’s County Guardian Bonds 1703- 1K 1778, PC (1829-1858), Guardian 1708, Orphan’s Court (181-1823) ST. MARY’S COUNTY, MARYLAND SMDB St. Mary’s County Land Office Debt Book 1K (1753-1774) QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY, MARYLAND QAT Queen Anne’s County Rent Rolls T (1733- 1K 1739), Patent Lists (1782-1790), Prince George’s, St. Mary’s, Queen Anne’s QAC Queen Anne’s County Judgment Records 1K (1709-1717) SOMERSET COUNTY, MARYLAND SCH Somerset County Church Records 1L SCH 1--- • Abstracts of Somerset & Coventry Parish, indexed Registry & Vestry Proceedings of Stepney Parish (1703-1890) IKL (see SL3). SCH 2--- • Somerset Parish (1692-1893). SCH 3--- • Somerset Vestry Accounts (1796-1818); indexed 1817-1829; Vestry Papers to 1949. SCH 4--- • Coventry Parish Birth, Deaths, Marriages (1745-1828) (see also SCH 6); Vestry Minutes (1848-1915) & Parish Register (1838-1911). SCH 5— • Coventry Parish Vestry Minutes (1772- 1821) (see also SCH 6); Parish Register (1838-1847). • Coventry Parish Birth, Death, Marriages, SCH 6— indexed (trans. of SCH4); Vestry Records & Communicants, indexed (trans. SCH 5); Marriage Record 1796-1831 (see also SV 3). SCH 7--- • Crisfield Charge (1837-1974); Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. SCH 8--- • Crisfield Charge (cont.) (1871-1995); Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. SCH9--- • Church Records Deal Island Charge (1874-1964); St. John’s Methodist Church (Deal Island) (1874-1946); St, Paul’s Methodist Church (Wenona) 1918-1931; 1944-1964. SCH10--- • Deal Island Charge (cont.); Wenona (cont.) (1944-1964); St. John’s (Deal Island) 1965-; St. Paul’s (Wenona) 1965-; Rock Creek (Chance) 1965-. SCH11--- • Crisfield Immanuel Charge Coll. (1873- 1967) #1 SCH12--- • Crisfield Immanuel Charge Coll. (1873- 1967) #2 *Also see Special Collections SCR for additional church records SER Somerset County Court Equity Records 1831-1983 Front (See CD’s at front desk). Desk SJ Somerset Count Judicial Records (1670-1856) 1L SL Somerset County Land Records – Grantor/Grantee 1L, 2A-2B Index; Somerset County Land Records (1665-1900) SLP Somerset Land Plats (1825-1952) 2B SPA Somerset County Administrative Accounts (1685- 2B 1896) Somerset County Administration Bonds (1780-1797), SPB (1805-1827), (1780-1850) Front Desk See CDs at Frond Desk SPI Somerset County Probate Inventories (1678-1876) 2B-2C Somerset County Probate Orphan’s Court Proceeding SPO (1778-1845) not continuous 2C & Front Desk See also CD’s at Front Desk, (1778-1960) SPW Somerset County (Probate) Wills (1664-1906) 2C ST Somerset County Tax Records (including Rent Rolls) 2C (1664-1822) not cont.; also Debt Books 1733-1774 SV Somerset County Vital Records (Marriage Records) 2C (1886-1962) starts in 1796 (IKL SL3) births, deaths, marriages TALBOT COUNTY, MARYLAND TaL Talbot County Land Records (1665-1710) 2C TaJR Talbot County Judgement Records (1706-1708) 2C TaT Talbot County Federal Direct Tax (1798) 2C TaCh Talbot County Church Records 2C TaCh 1--- • St. Paul’s Vestry Records (1964-1819) TaCh 2--- • St. Michaels Church, Marriage Licenses, Parish Records (1738-1810) TaCh 3--- • St. Peter’s Church, Index to Births, Marriages, Deaths (1681-1806) WICOMICO COUNTY, MARYLAND WiCh Wicomico County Church Records 2C WiCh 1--- • Asbury Methodist (1851-1918) WiCh2--- • Asbury Methodist (1918-1965) Membership Roll WiCh3— • Asbury Methodist, (1901-1938) Women’s Home Missionary Society WiCh4— • Asbury Methodist, (1918-1940); (1948-1954). Women’s Missions. WiCh5-- • Powellville Church, Methodist, (1882-1986) Church Record, (1876-1901) Register WiCh6-- • Mt. Vernon Charge Church and Union Circuit Church WiCh 7--- • St. Peter’s Church, Vestry Minutes (1879-1923) WiCh 8--- • Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church WiCh9--- • Wicomico Presbyterian Church, (1750-1911) Session Records *Also see Special Collections SCR for additional churches WiCR Wicomico County Circuit Court (1867-1923) 2C WiJR Wicomico County Judicial Records (1868- 2C 1914) WiL Wicomico County Land Records (1867-1901) 2C-2D WiLM Wicomico County Mortgage Records (1892- 2D 1902) WiPA Wicomico County Probate Administration 2D Accounts (1869-1903) WiPI Wicomico county Register of Wills, Inventories (1867-1875) Front See CDs at Front Desk Desk WiPO Wicomico County Orphan’s Court Proceedings 2D Salisbury Courier & Salisbury Advertiser (1867- 1911) WiV Wicomico County Vital Records (1868-1900) 2D Marriage WiPW Wicomico County Wills (1867-1911) 2D WORCESTER COUNTY, MARYLAND WoCh Worcester County Church Records 2D WoCh 1--- • Snow Hill (1740-1801) Presbyterian Dissenting Congregation Session Book (1745-1789), (1750- 1801). • WoCh 2--- All Hallow’s Church Parish Register; Vestry Minutes; (1844-1859), (1858-1895), (1895- 1910). • WoCh 3--- Stevenson Methodist Church; Berlin Station Methodist Episcopal; Whaleyville Charge Stevenson Charge. WoCh 4--- • St. Martin’s Church Parish Register (1722- 1833); Vestry Minutes
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