26. J. Kilty, Land-Holder's Assistant, p. 160-163; Brugger,
Maryland, pp. 55-56; Sally D. Mason, "Charles Carroll of Carrollton
and His Family, 1688-1832", "Anywhere So Long As There Be Freedom";
Charles Carroll of Carrollton, His Family & His Maryland,
(Baltimore: Baltimore Museum of Art, 1975), p. 11-15.

27. Helms v. Howard. 2 H. & McH. 57, 61 (Md. 1784); Scharf,
Chronicles, vol. 1, pp. 16, 19-20.

28. J. Kilty, Land-Holders Assistant, pp. 128-133; Gould, Land
System in Maryland, pp. 17-20.

29. Mason, "Charles Carroll of Carrollton and his Family, 1688-
1832", pp. 16-18. Charles of Annapolis held a tenancy in common in
the Baltimore lands with his younger brother Daniel, but held
exclusive managerial power until his brother reached majority in
1728. Daniel died young in 1734, and Charles thereafter was
entrusted with management of all of Daniel's estate for the benefit
of Daniel's heirs. In 1754 Charles was required to reimburse one of
these heirs the extraordinary amount of nine hundred pounds for
breach of fiduciary responsibilities.

30.  Scharf, Chronicles, vol. 1, p. 18.

31. Scharf, Chronicles, vol. 1, p. 18; Wilson v. Inloes. 6 Gill
121, 134-135 (Md. 1847); J. Kilty, Land-Holders Assistant, pp. 173-
177.

32.  Wilson v. Inloes. 6 Gill 121, 135, 159 (Md. 1847).

33. Scharf, Chronicles, vol. 1, p. 18. The procedures for
obtaining an escheat warrant and entering a caveat are set forth in
Cunningham v. Brownincr. 1 Bland 299, 311-313 and 315-320 (Md.
1827) .

34. Browne v. Kennedy. 5 H. & J. 195, 196 (Md. 1821); Scharf,
History, vol. 1, p. 48; Gould, Land System in Maryland, p. 29-30;
J. Kilty, Land-Holder's Assistant, pp. 172-177.

35. Browne v. Kennedy. 5 H. & J. 195, 196 (Md. 1821); J. Kilty,
Land-Holders Assistant, pp. 149-150; Helms v. Howard, 2 H. & McH.
57, 59-60, 78 (Md. 1784).

36. Scharf, Chronicles, vol. 1, p. 18; Casey's Lessee v. Inloes,
1 Gill 430, 476 (Md. 1844).

37. 1729 Md. Acts (July) ch. XII [W. Kilty, vol. 1], 36 Archives
of Maryland 464. The Acts of the Assembly were first compiled by
William Kilty in 1799, under the authority of the General Assembly.
The Archives of Maryland, reprinted by the Maryland Historical
Society, were originally printed by the Lord Baltimore Press in
Baltimore, Maryland in 1916, and are the only compilation of Acts

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