Session Laws
1711-1731

Unit 1:
1711 October 23 Session 27 p. MS.
1712 October 28 Session 29-62 p. MS.
1713 October 27 Session 65-102 p. MS.
1714 June 22 Session 103-112 p. MS.
1714 October 5 Session 114-115 p. MS.
1715 April 26 Session 117-282 p. MS.
1716 July 17 Session 284-347 p. MS.
1717 May 28 Session 348-382 p. MS.
1718 April 22 Session 383-420 p. MS.
1719 May 14 Session 422-472 p. MS.
1720 April 5 Session 474-489 p. MS.
1720 October 11 Session 492-514 p. MS.
1721 July 18 Session 516-535 p. MS.
1721/2 February 20 Session536-548 p. MS.
1722 October 9 Session 549-583 p. MS.
1723 September 23 Session 584-618 p. MS.
Index. [27] p. MS.
Source: Maryland State Archives, LL 4, Md-Ar-4539
Pages m3178-0013 through m3178-0633 of the microfilm.

Unit 2:
1724 October 6 Session 40 p. MS.
1725 October 5 Session 41-85, [1] p. MS.
1725/6 March 15 Session 86-116 p. MS.
1726 July 12 Session 117-142 p. MS.
Source: Maryland State Archives, L 5, Md-Ar-4540
Pages m3178-0634 through m3178-0780 of the microfilm.

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