Jacob Lumbrozo
MSA SC 3520-14037
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Archival Sources:
CHARLES COUNTY COURT (Wills) John Lumbrozo, 24 February 1665/66, Liber 2A, pps. 1-2, MdHR 7281 [MSA C 681-1, 1/8/10/1].
PREROGATIVE COURT (Testamentary Proceedings) John Lumbrozo, inventory, 12 August 1666, Liber 2, pps. 30-32, MdHR 958 [MSA S 529-7, 1/12/2/27].
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Gibb, Carson, compl. A Supplement to the Early Settlers of Maryland.
Goldstein, Eric L. Traders and Transports: The Jews of Colonial Maryland. Baltimore: Jewish Historical Society of Maryland, 1993.
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