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200 years ago, Mary Hollingsworth, widow of Zebulon Hollingsworth
200 years ago, Mary Hollingsworth, widow of Zebulon Hollingsworth Jr., died April 18th, leaving many of her belongings to be sold later that year in N...
200 years ago, Mary Hollingsworth, widow of Zebulon Hollingsworth Jr., died April 18th, leaving many of her belongings to be sold later that year in N...
The first permanent English settlement in North America was
The first permanent English settlement in North America was established along the James River in what became Virginia on May 10th, 1607. Jamestown, a...
The first permanent English settlement in North America was established along the James River in what became Virginia on May 10th, 1607. Jamestown, a...
To a large extent, Elkton owes its existence to a 19 year old
To a large extent, Elkton owes its existence to a 19 year old slave woman. In fact, if it had not been for Hetty Boulden, Elkton may have joined the ...
To a large extent, Elkton owes its existence to a 19 year old slave woman. In fact, if it had not been for Hetty Boulden, Elkton may have joined the ...
In April of 1813, Elkton was successfully defended by militia at
In April of 1813, Elkton was successfully defended by militia at Forts Hollingsworth and Defiance. However, just a couple of days later, Havre de Grac...
In April of 1813, Elkton was successfully defended by militia at Forts Hollingsworth and Defiance. However, just a couple of days later, Havre de Grac...
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