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From: "Jim-Almquist" <>
Subject: Re: [MDWASHIN-L] Text only for Hundreds of Wash. Co. MD
Date: Wed, 5 Sep 2001 22:59:11 -0600
References: <20010906.001856.-651197.3.Lgamby@juno.com>


Larry, Thanks a bunch for this information - "youse is a good boy Denny"
;-)
I don't think you'll ever get the maps to post on this List Serv - It is a
TEXT ONLY List and will not allow graphics or HTML or RTF or....
I think you must contact FamilyHart at about posting
your scans to their Washington County GenWeb site at
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mdwashin/
Thanks again for the information


----- Original Message -----
From: "Larry R Gamby" <>
To: <>
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 10:18 PM
Subject: [MDWASHIN-L] Text only for Hundreds of Wash. Co. MD


> Please read the last page first.
> .............Larry
>
>
>
> THE HUNDREDS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
>
> By JEFFREY A. WYAND
>
>
>
>
> The Proprietary of Maryland, like all its neighboring proprietors, chose
> to provide efficient local government by dividing the Colony into
> counties, which were further subdivided into districts called hundreds.
> This heirarchy was borrowed from England where counties had displaced
> shires as the major governmental subdivision beginning in the fifteenth
> century; but the >
SNIP SNIP
>
> -306-
> Please forgive me for any errors.
> 1. I scanned this from my copy machine copy and had to make many
> corrections.
> 2. You will notice that many words are capitalized that really shouldn't
> be but I left them as they were that way on my copy.
> 2. I will have to send the maps that go with page 303 later. I had
> already scanned that page and sent them to the list on the 4th. However,
> they came back saying they were too big. I will try again. I can't
> believe they were too big - something else must have happened.
>
> ............Larry
>
>
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