36 TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT

Burrell of Boston, Massachusetts, in 1775 with a pen in India ink. Original in the
possession of Joseph G. Moody, Cambridge, Massachusetts." Photograph made from
photograph loaned by Miss Moody. Restricted.

MOSS, MRS. CLIFTON C, Newspaper, The Evening Hearld, Annapolis, August 11
and 12, 1884 and January 22, 1885. Gift.

NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, (1) Patent to James
Beddeford for "The Conquest," Prince George's County, 1739. Copy made in 1806.
(2) Patent to Evan Shelby for "The resurvey in part of the Mountain of Wales,"
Frederick County, 1768. Copy made in 1806. Gift.

SOUTH RIVER CLUB, Record of the South River Club, 1927-1956. 1 volume.

TURNER, MRS. HACKETT, Chart of the "Pedigree of the Tilghmans in the Male Line,
from the XlVth Century." Photostat made from chart loaned by Mrs. Turner.

VAN DEN BERG, MRS. O. O., Letter, William Geddes to Governor Thomas Sim Lee,
1782. 1 page. Gift.

WHITE, WILLIAM Z., Waters-White Collection: several early newspapers and addi-
tional letters, deeds, accounts, etc. relating to the Waters Family, folders 217-248,
1756-1872. Deposit.

WOODSTOCK COLLEGE, WOODSTOCK, MARYLAND, Patents, deeds, surveys, plats and
other documents relating to property of the Catholic Church in St. Mary's County,
1640-1896. 1 cubic foot. Microfilm made from original documents in the College
Archives (M305).

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF ANNAPOLIS, Minutes of the Board
of Directors, 1953-1954, 1 large envelope. Deposit.

LIBRARY ACCESSIONS

Additions to our library during the past year fell almost entirely into
the category of "useful books." There were few gifts; and our appropriation
for the purchase of printed materials is so small that each expenditure must be
carefully weighed. As a result our library continues to grow in usefulness
without as yet expanding beyond the limited space allotted to it. As in the
past, new books fall into three main groups: local history, Maryland genealogy
and exchange archival publications which are useful to us in many ways, es-
pecially in comparing procedures and production.