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bered) and an index. The 176'0 debt book has 102 pages,
1761 has 127 pages. The latter two volumes are ar-
ranged alphabetically by names of rent-payers, the first
is not

Liber 24—Debt Books 1762-1763-1766 Frederick County. Three
book§ bound together, each containing entries as above.
The debt book for 1762 has 196 pages; 1763 has 205
pages; 1766 has 138 pages, the first two missing. All
these volumes are arranged alphabetically by names of
rent-payers.

Liber 25—Debt Book 1768-70 Frederick County. Three books
bound together, each containing entries as above. The
debt book for 1768 has 202 pages, the first page missing;
1769 has 161 pages; 1770 has 145 pages. All these
volumes are arranged alphabetically by names of rent-
payers.

Liber 26—Debt Books 1771-73 Frederick County. Three books
bound together, each containing entries as above. The
debt book for 1771 has 181 pages, the first eight pages
missing; 1772 has 187 pages; 1773 has 195 pages. All
are arranged alphabetically by names of rent-payers.

Liber 27—Debt Books 1733, 34, 35 Kent County. Six small books
bound together, each containing entries as above. The
debt book for 1733 has 88 pages; the two parts of the
1734 debt book have 56 and 62 pages respectively; the
three parts of the 1735 debt book have 86, 61 and 58
pages respectively. No alphabetical arrangement.

Liber 28—Debt Books 1736-40 Kent County. Five books bound
together, each containing entries as above. The debt
book for 1736 has 74 pages; 1737 has 118 pages; 1738 has
60 pages and part of an index; 1739 has 48 pages; 1740
has 50 pages and part of an index. No alphabetical ar-
rangement.

Liber 29—Debt Books 1741-43 Kent County. Three books bound
together, each containing entries as above. The 1741
debt book has 79 pages; 1742 has 57 pages; 1743 has
60 pages. No alphabetical arrangement.

Liber 30—Debt Books 1744, 47, 52, 53 Kent County. Four books
bound together, each containing entries as above. The
1744 debt book has 71 pages, the first page missing; 1747
has 102 pages; 1752 has 132 pages; 1753 has 109 pages.
The latter two volumes are arranged alphabetically by
names of rent-payers, the first two are not.