91. Olson, Baltimore, pp. 14-15; Scharf, History, vol. 1, pp. 290-
291.

92. Mason, "Charles Carroll of Carrollton", pp. 9-14; "John Eager
Howard", Vertical File, Maryland Department, Enoch Pratt Free
Library; Cassell, Samuel Smith, pp. 4-11, 35-42; Olson, Baltimore.
pp. 10-16.

93. Howard v. Moale. 2 H. & J. 250, 255 (Md. 1801); Olson,
Baltimore, p. 16; Katz, "Republicanism", pp. 14-25.

94. 1782 Md. Laws (November) ch. XXIII [W. Kilty, vol. 1] ; Howard
v. Moale. 2 H. & J. 250, 254-257 (Md. ' 1801) . See also Katz,
"Republicanism", pp. 14-25.

95.  Mason, "Charles Carroll of Carrollton", pp. 9-14.

96. As previously detailed, in 1711 the grandfather, Charles
Carroll the Settler, sold thirty-one acres to Jonathan Hanson; in
1729 the father, Charles Carroll of Annapolis, subdivided sixty
acres for the establishment of the first Baltimore Town; in 1734 he
apparently quitclaimed his interest in fifty submerged acres to
William Fell; in 1757 he sold seven and one-half acres bordering
the Falls on the south to Alexander Lawson, thirteen and one-half
acres north of the Falls to Dr. William Lyon, and thirty-two acres
on the western outskirts of town to Joshua Hall; in 1759 the
northeasternmost one hundred fifty acres of the tract were
transferred to Thomas Sligh. Taking into account the inadequacy of
descriptions and the vagaries of surveys, it is impossible to say
for certain, but virtually all of the parcel first transferred from
James Todd to the Settler in 1701 (recall Figure 3) seems to have
been disposed of prior to the death of Charles Carroll of
Carrollton's father, Charles Carroll of Annapolis, in 1782.

97.  Scharf, Chronicles, vol. 1, pp. 62-63.

98. Browne v. Kennedy. 5 H. & J. 195, 197, 198 (Md. 1821); Scharf,
History, vol. 1, p. 61. Scharf dates the diversion of the Jones
Falls to 1781 but the 1786 date taken from Browne v. Kennedy seems
more reliable.

99.  Browne v. Kennedy. 5 H. & J. 195, 199 (Md. 1821).

100. 1773 Md. Laws (November) ch. XXI [W. Kilty, vol. 1]; 1781 Md.
Laws (November) ch. XXIV [W. Kilty, vol. l] ; 1782 Md. Laws
(November) ch. VIII [W. Kilty, vol. 1] . Though the legislation
spells the name "Stigar", all other sources conclude the proper
spelling to be "Steiger".

101. "Historical Growth of Baltimore", Map of Baltimore City
(Bureau of Plans and Surveys 1933) ; 1782 Md. Laws (April) ch. II
[W. Kilty, vol. 1].

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