Archives of Maryland
(Biographical Series)
Ceaser Williams (b. ca. 1775)
MSA SC 3520-16395
Sources:
Archival
Sources:
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Mary
Farquhar Green Collection) Account book of Gerard Brooke, 1802-1821
[MSA SC 566-1-98, 00/09/06/06].
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS (Mary
Farquhar Green Collection) Account book of Richard Brooke, 1815-1822
[MSA SC 566-1-100, 00/09/06/05].
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT
(Land Records) March 30, 1793,
John Galloway to Robert Williams Bill of Sale for slaves Sue, Dinah,
Rachel, and Ceaser (Robert's wife and children), Liber NH 6, p. 537
[MSA CE 76-34].
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT
(Land Records) April 29, 1799. Richard Hopkins to
Jerome Plummer and others, tracts of land in the West River area of
Anne Arundel County. Liber NH 9, p. 534 [MSA CE 76-37].
ANNE
ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT (Land Records) March 28, 1804. Benjamin Lane to
Jerome Plummer, tract of land known as Browsly Hall. Liber NH 12, p.
316 [MSA CE 76-40].
Anne
Arundel County Court, Manumission Record, 1797-1807. Archives
of Maryland Online, Volume 825, p. 259.
CHANCERY
COURT
(Chancery Papers). Anthony Smith, W. Murray, Isaac
Owens, Philip J. Thomas, and O.S.S. Hawood vs. Robert Williams alias
Negro Bob, 1805, MdHR 17,898-4015-1 [MSA S512-4133,
1/36/4/9].
CHANCERY COURT (Docket)
1816-1817. Anthony Smith, et.al. vs. Negro Bob. MdHR 17,967
[MSA S527-27, 1/34/5/20].
Journal of the House of
Delegates. Votes and Proceedings, November Session, 1805. Archives
of Maryland Online, Volume 553, p. 61.
LAND
OFFICE (Certificates, Patented, Anne Arundel County) Patent
Certificate, Plat, and information regarding the Pemberton property
known as "Westbury" in the West River area of Anne Arundel County. MdHR
40,003-1456/1672 [MSA S 1189-28, 1/26/3/16].
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY COURT (Land Records) November 15, 1819, Bill of Sale between
David
Newlin and Ceaser Williams, various household items. Liber V, p. 20.
[MSA
CE148-23].
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT (Court Papers) State of Maryland vs. Ceaser
Williams, March 1820, Criminal
Appearances, no. 61, Possession of Stolen Goods [MSA T414-31, 3/55/6/17].
Session Laws, 1805,
Chapter 56. Archives
of Maryland Online, Volume 607, p. 32.
Session Laws, 1838,
Chapter 22. Archives
of Maryland Online, Volume 598, p. 19.
Published
Sources:
Robert
Schoeberlein, "Mental
Illness in Maryland: Public Perception, Discourse, and Treatment, from
the Colonial Period to 1964" (PhD diss., University of Maryland,
College Park, 2006).
Census
Records:
Third
Census of the United States, 1810,
Population Schedule, Anne Arundel County, Maryland, Roll: 14,
p. 56.
Fourth Census of the
United States, 1820, Population Schedule, District 5, Anne
Arundel County, Maryland, Roll M33_41, Image 179.
Fifth Census of the
United States, 1830, Population Schedule, District 6, Anne
Arundel County, Maryland, Roll 53, p. 185.
Seventh
Census of the United States, 1850, Population
Schedule, District
3, Calvert County, Maryland, Roll: M432_288, p. 56A,
Image 114.
Newspaper Sources:
"Twenty
Dollars Reward," Maryland
Gazette, June 25, 1805.
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