Unit 1:
1714-1722 Maurice Birchfield's Account of Fees.
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 908

Unit 2: Accounts of Lord Baltimore's revenues 1731-1761
1731
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 912
1733
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 914
1748
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 922
1752
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 927
1753
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 932
1755
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 939
1754
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 935
1756
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 943
1757
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 955
1758
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 956
1759
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 960
1760
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 963
1761
Source: Maryland Historical Society - Calvert Papers 977

Unit 3:
May 8, 1734 - August 20, 1767 COMMISSIONER FOR EMITTING BILLS OF CREDIT (Iron Chest Accounts)
Source: Maryland State Archives - Md-Ar-No. 8031

Unit 4:
1752-1758 COMMISSIONER FOR EMITTING BILLS OF CREDIT (Accounts with Sheriffs)
Source: Maryland State Archives - Md-Ar-No. 1790

Unit 5:
1751-1752 GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL (Special Court Proceedings) Court of Delegates.
Source: Maryland State Archives - Md-Ar-No. 3999

Unit 6:
April 5, 1768 - January 11, 1775, BOARD OF REVENUE (Minutes)1768-1775.
Source: Maryland State Archives - Md-Ar-No. 4014

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