Barnes Compton (1830-1898)
MSA SC 3520-1545
Sources:
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1830 Census Record, MD) Charles County, Allen's Fresh District, Sheet 131, Line 20.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1840 Census Record, MD) Charles County, 1st District, Sheet 4, Line 11.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1850 Census Record, NJ) Mercer County, Princeton Township, Sheet 34, Line 5.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1850 Census Record, MD) Charles County, Allen's Fresh District, Sheet 108, Lines 28-32 .
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1850 Census, MD) Charles County, Hill Top District, Sheet 30, Lines 22-31.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1850 Slave Schedules, MD) Charles County, Allen's Fresh District, Sheet 236-237, Lines 28-42, 1-17.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1860 Census Record, MD) Charles County, Hill Top District, Port Tobacco Post Office, Sheet 87, Line 38.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1860 Slave Schedule, MD) Charles County, Hill Top District, Sheet 61-62, Lines 9-40, 1-40,1-34.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1870 Census Record, MD) Charles County, 1st District, Sheet 25, Line 28.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1880 Census Record, MD) Baltimore City, 5th Precinct, Ward 19, ED 194, Sheet 27, Line 13.
U.S. CENSUS BUREAU (1900 Census Record, MD) Prince George's County,
ED 102, Sheet 18, Lines 91-94.
Maryland State Archives CHARLES COUNTY REGISTER OF WILLS (Guardian Docket) Barnes Compton, 1839-1849, pg. 36-37 [MSA T2714-1, 0/30/3/43]
Maryland State Archives CHARLES COUNTY REGISTER OF WILLS (Guardian Accounts) Barnes Compton, 1847-1854, pg. 33-42 [MSA T2712-3, 0/30/3/32]
Maryland State Archives CHARLES COUNTY REGISTER OF WILLS (Orphans Court Proceedings) 1842-1845 [MSA T2717-6, 0/38/6/32]
Maryland State Archives CHARLES COUNTY REGISTER OF WILLS (Orphans Court Proceedings) 1845-1849 [MSA T2717-7, 0/38/6/33]
Maryland State Archives CHANCERY COURT (Docket) Crain vs. Barnes, 1845, March Term, pg. 407, MDHR 17,976 [MSA S527-36, 1/34/5/29]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPEALS (Docket, Western Shore) Barnes vs. Compton, 1844, June Term, no. 188 [MSA S414-16, 1/66/14/34]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPEALS (Docket, Western Shore) Compton vs. Barnes, 1846, June Term, no. 45 [MSA S414-16, 1/66/14/34]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPEALS (Briefs, Western Shore) Compton vs. Barnes, 1846, June Term, no. 45 [MSA S377-6, 1/64/11/9]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPEALS (Opinions, Western Shore) Compton vs. Barnes, 1846, June Term, no. 45 [MSA S394-11, 1/65/12/39]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPPEALS (Docket, Western Shore) Barnes vs. Crain, 1849, December Term, no. 76 [MSA S414-17, 1/66/14/35]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPPEALS (Briefs, Western Shore) Barnes vs. Crain, 1849, December Term, no. 76 [MSA S377-12, 1/64/11/15]
Maryland State Archives COURT OF APPPEALS (Opinions, Western Shore)
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY (Laws) 1874, Chapter 233: An Act to establish the Maryland House of Correction
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Maryland State Archives BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS (Minutes) 1865-1883, MDHR
12,683-2 [MSA S33-1, 1/9/2/2]
Maryland State Archives COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY (Paying Warrants) Nov. 1874- June 1875, Book No. 5 [MSA S703-38, 2/65/12/2]
Maryland State Archives COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY (Paying Warrants) June 1875 – January 1876, Book No. 6 [MSA S703-39, 2/65/12/3]
Maryland State Archives COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY (Paying Warrants) January 1876– June 1876, Book No. 7 [MSA S703-39, 2/65/12/4]
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Maryland
State Archives COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY (Annual Report) 1878, pg. 12
[MSA T3333]
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Electronic) 1874, SH 9, pgs. 64-68, K-Tap CD 30018 [MSA T3520-4, 3/50/11/18]
Maryland State Archives BALTIMORE CITY COURT OF COMMON PLEAS (Cases Instituted Index) Compton vs. Fulton, Groome vs. Fulton, and Woolford vs. Fulton, 1875, pg 382-383 [MSA T511-22, 3/2/10/22]
Maryland State Archives BOARD OF HEALTH (Death Record, Counties) Barnes Compton, 1898 December, Prince George’s County, MDHR 50,274-150 [MSA S1178-170, 0/70/12/17]
Maryland State Archives BOARD OF HEALTH (Death Record, Counties) Margaret Compton, 1900 June, Prince George’s County, MDHR 50,274-561 [MSA S1178-581, 0/70/12/17]
Maryland State Archives, PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY (Wills) 1898, Barnes Compton, p. 555-557, JBPi, MDHR 18,833 [MSA C1326-10, 1/25/7/11]
Maryland State Archives, PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY (Wills) 1900, Margaret
H. Compton, 650-652, JBPi, MDHR 18,833 [MSA C1326-10, 1/25/7/11]
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“Hon. Barnes Compton.” The Journal, Denton, 19 November 1881.
"Senator Gorman." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 22 May 1884.
"Review of the Oyster Navy! The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 2 July 1884.
"Compton will be Nominated." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 31 July 1884.
"Nomination of Hon. Barnes Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 7 August 1884.
"The Board of Public Works." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 7 August 1884.
"The City Council." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 17 March 1888.
"The Western Maryland papers." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 19 March 1888.
"Fred Talbot and Barney Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 6 April 1888.
"Mr. Compton has succeeded." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 7 April 1888.
"Mr. Compton's bouquet." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 18 April 1888.
"The Hon. Barnes Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapoils, 24 April 1888.
"Mr. Compton's Renomination." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 1 May 1888.
"After the Battle." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 9 May 1888.
"The re-nomination of Hon. Barnes Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, May 25, 1888.
"Mr. Compton on Civil Service." The Evening Capital, 26 May 1888.
"Will deliver the Address." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 22 June 1888.
"Hon. Barnes Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 31 March 1890.
"The legislature having adjourned..." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 1 April 1890.
"Barnes Compton Gets the Place." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 24 June 1890.
"We hope that Mr. Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 28 June 1888.
"Hon. Barnes Compton Accepts the Chairmanship." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 25 June 1890.
"Hon. Barnes Compton." The Evening Capital, Annapolis, 30 June 1890.
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“Mr. Compton Walks Out.” The Herald. Syracuse, New York. 12 August 1894.
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2 December 1898.
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“Hon. Barnes Compton.” Genealogy and Biography of Leading Families of the City of Baltimore and Baltimore County, Maryland. New York: Chapman Publishing Company, 1897. p. 1016-1017.
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Rogers Williams, John. "Junior Orators." Academic Honors in Princeton University. Princeton, NJ: C.S. Robinson & Co. University Press, 1902. p. 53.
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Their Connection with Public Affairs. Vol. 1. Baltimore, Maryland
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