Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1718-1724, Libers 1-5
by Skinner
Abstracts of the Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland, 1718-1724, Libers 1-5 compiles key probate records from early colonial Maryland. This scholarly volume by Skinner provides abstracted insights into estate administrations, aiding historians and genealogists in exploring 18th-century legal practices and family legacies.
About This Book
This book presents abstracts of administration accounts from the Prerogative Court of Maryland, spanning the period from 1718 to 1724. The records are drawn from Libers 1 through 5, providing a detailed look at estate administrations during this early colonial era.
Compiled by Skinner, these abstracts serve as an essential resource for researchers interested in Maryland's legal and probate history. They document the handling of estates and the responsibilities of administrators in the Prerogative Court.
The content focuses on the procedural aspects of court accounts, offering a window into the administrative practices of 18th-century Maryland. It is particularly useful for those studying colonial governance and family histories.
With its precise transcription of original records, the book maintains the integrity of historical documents while making them more accessible to modern scholars and genealogists.
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