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	Note: The inventory of my research binders is still in progress. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/, http://marylandarchivist.blogspot.com/.		Note: Contains typing errors and abbreviations. Binder numbers precede descriptionns of contents. The inventory of my research binders is still in progress and will take some time to complete. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation and project work. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/, http://marylandarchivist.blogspot.com/.

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	Maryland Bank Register, 1790-1964, Harvey Eugene Meeks, 1966;		Maryland Bank Register, 1790-1964, Harvey Eugene Meeks, 1966;

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	\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and ~~Merchantile~~ Association Library, Baltimore: Fanny Kemble, wikipedia; Melissa Mullins, Born into Slavery, quote from Kemble on Butler slaves; Butler great slave auction, Georgia, wikipedia; Fanny Kemble reading of Merry wives of Windsor, Baltimore Mercantile Association library benefit, April 1849; Notes on Kemble's reading style, image of her reading St. James Theater, London, 1850 from Illustrated London News; Folger on debate over editions of Merry Wives of Windsor; W. W. Gregg, Merry Wives of Windsor; contemporary to 1849-51 images, related text to Merry Wives of Windsor (all books in 1851 catalog of Mercantile Association Library, Baltiimore; Robert Weir, How Shakespeare read his Horace; Question of Eric's autograph and notes re: James, Harriet, Henry Coleman; Butler v. Butler divorce case, 1848-1849, including Catherine Clinton reference to a letter from FAK to Sally Cleveland, undated; Harriet builds cottage in Lenox, Massachusetts; Librarian of Mercantile Association Library- Miss Fanny Stewart (1857?-1942), dau of Judge Joseph J. Stewart; Daniel Coit Gilman and the New Mercantile Association Library; directories re: 305 North Charles Street;		\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and Mercantile Association Library, Baltimore: Fanny Kemble, wikipedia; Melissa Mullins, Born into Slavery, quote from Kemble on Butler slaves; Butler great slave auction, Georgia, wikipedia; Fanny Kemble reading of Merry wives of Windsor, Baltimore Mercantile Association library benefit, April 1849; Notes on Kemble's reading style, image of her reading St. James Theater, London, 1850 from Illustrated London News; Folger on debate over editions of Merry Wives of Windsor; W. W. Gregg, Merry Wives of Windsor; contemporary to 1849-51 images, related text to Merry Wives of Windsor (all books in 1851 catalog of Mercantile Association Library, Baltiimore; Robert Weir, How Shakespeare read his Horace; Question of Eric's autograph and notes re: James, Harriet, Henry Coleman; Butler v. Butler divorce case, 1848-1849, including Catherine Clinton reference to a letter from FAK to Sally Cleveland, undated; Harriet builds cottage in Lenox, Massachusetts; Librarian of Mercantile Association Library- Miss Fanny Stewart (1857?-1942), dau of Judge Joseph J. Stewart; Daniel Coit Gilman and the New Mercantile Association Library; directories re: 305 North Charles Street;
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	\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and ~~Merchantile~~ Association Library, Baltimore: Wise Old Owl from 305 North Charles, 1923; 5 East Center Street; before the fire of 1904; 1928 books of New Mercantile Association Library to Pratt; Kemble Papers, California; Gerald Kahan, Fanny Kemble reads Shakespeare 1849/50; Alison Booth on Kemble; Kemble reading Shakespeare in Cleveland, Exeter; sale of Butler slaves, 1859; Maria Chapell dissertation on Kemble's sources for reading Shakespeare, but not Merry Wives of Windsor; Robert Brazil, unpacking Merry Wives of Windsor, 1999; Shakespeare's dramatic narration, Barbara Handy review; 1843 Merry Wives of Windsor mss playhouse copy, by James Orchard; Fanny's daughter, Sarah Butler Wister, Diary 1861; Donald Marti, Reverend Henry Colman's Agricultural Ministry;		\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and Mercantile Association Library, Baltimore: Wise Old Owl from 305 North Charles, 1923; 5 East Center Street; before the fire of 1904; 1928 books of New Mercantile Association Library to Pratt; Kemble Papers, California; Gerald Kahan, Fanny Kemble reads Shakespeare 1849/50; Alison Booth on Kemble; Kemble reading Shakespeare in Cleveland, Exeter; sale of Butler slaves, 1859; Maria Chapell dissertation on Kemble's sources for reading Shakespeare, but not Merry Wives of Windsor; Robert Brazil, unpacking Merry Wives of Windsor, 1999; Shakespeare's dramatic narration, Barbara Handy review; 1843 Merry Wives of Windsor mss playhouse copy, by James Orchard; Fanny's daughter, Sarah Butler Wister, Diary 1861; Donald Marti, Reverend Henry Colman's Agricultural Ministry; Charles Halle, Solitaire cards, Fanny's letter to in French, his comments re: Fanny; Fanny in Baltimore, Washington Hall; contemp images of Merry Wives of Windsor to use, image of Fanny on stage in London; mss play Merry Wives of Windsor, 1843 found; Washington Hall History, Wm C. Harris, bankrupt 1837, Hugh Gelston renting out when Fanny performed; Fanny's notes on Shakespeare's plays 1882, but not MWW; Fanny's copies of Shakespeare's plays, some annotate, but not MWW, Maria Chappell's dissertation; Queen Victoria's views of the theater, dislike of MWW (never saw it) and of Fanny's father's acting;
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	Note: The inventory of my research binders is still in progress. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/, http://marylandarchivist.blogspot.com/.		Note: The inventory of my research binders is still in progress. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/, http://marylandarchivist.blogspot.com/.
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	\|Joseph Gray, General Ross's guide to Washington and Baltimore (spy); Christopher George's mss re: death of Ross at North Point; George de Lacy Evans letter re: Joseph Gray; Joel Leininger's guide to online Martenet research, draft 2023; Rembrandt's house museum, Amsterdam; TWE Damita Green re: Charity Goviens, Govans and Black Women property owners; TWE Meenu Choudary re: 1301 North Charles, The Halburton, David Stewart, Dan Rodericks re:, book party in 1914; TWE German immigration, museum, Fessenden,Trisha Weathers, Hohenstaufen and North German Lloyd; 1848 Hopkins & Hull judgment, Loudoun County, Lori Kimball; Charter research, 2001, re: history of Charter, Houghton copy, watermark research re:, conversion of MAX files, Paperport 11; TWE Marcus Allen re: House number changes; TWE Roeder inquiry re: Black women in public service, elected office in Baltimore;		\|Joseph Gray, General Ross's guide to Washington and Baltimore (spy); Christopher George's mss re: death of Ross at North Point; George de Lacy Evans letter re: Joseph Gray; Joel Leininger's guide to online Martenet research, draft 2023; Rembrandt's house museum, Amsterdam; TWE Damita Green re: Charity Goviens, Govans and Black Women property owners; TWE Meenu Choudary re: 1301 North Charles, The Halburton, David Stewart, Dan Rodericks re:, book party in 1914; TWE German immigration, museum, Fessenden,Trisha Weathers, Hohenstaufen and North German Lloyd; 1848 Hopkins & Hull judgment, Loudoun County, Lori Kimball; Charter research, 2001, re: history of Charter, Houghton copy, watermark research re:, conversion of MAX files, Paperport 11; TWE Marcus Allen re: House number changes; TWE Roeder inquiry re: Black women in public service, elected office in Baltimore;
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Ecpclio: revised list

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Ecpclio: updated entry

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Ecpclio at 00:30, 14 March 2023

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	Note: The inventory of my research binders is still in progress. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/.		Note: The inventory of my research binders is still in progress. About 200 binders remain uncatalogued. The binders represent my filing 'system' of research notes, pamphlets and some manuscripts maintained in a rough chronology of accumulation. Binders for the most part reflect daily workflow (i.e. research and reference demands on my time) and include reference materials (and some manuscripts acquired from EBAY or as gifts) as they accumulate in my 'in' basket. The project files to which the binder contents relate are maintained on Google Drives associated with my essay blogs (e.g.) http://Transcribedoc.blogspot.com, http://rememberingbaltimore.net, http://rememberingannapolis.net, https://rememberingmaryland.blogspot.com/, http://marylandarchivist.blogspot.com/.

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	\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and ~~Merchantile~~ Association Library, Baltimore: Fanny Kemble, wikipedia; Melissa Mullins, Born into Slavery, quote from Kemble on Butler slaves; Butler great slave auction, Georgia, wikipedia; Fanny Kemble reading of Merry wives of Windsor, Baltimore Mercantile Association library benefit, April 1849; Notes on Kemble's reading style, image of her reading St. James Theater, London, 1850 from Illustrated London News; Folger on debate over editions of Merry Wives of Windsor; W. W. Gregg, Merry Wives of Windsor; contemporary to 1849-51 images, related text to Merry Wives of Windsor (all books in 1851 catalog of Mercantile Association Library, Baltiimore; Robert Weir, How Shakespeare read his Horace; Question of Eric's autograph and notes re: James, Harriet, Henry Coleman; Butler v. Butler divorce case, 1848-1849, including Catherine Clinton reference to a letter from FAK to Sally Cleveland, undated; Harriet builds cottage in Lenox, Massachusetts; Librarian of Mercantile Association Library- Miss Fanny Stewart (1857?-1942), dau of Judge Joseph J. Stewart; Daniel Coit Gilman and the New Mercantile Association Library; directories re: 305 North Charles Street;		\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and Mercantile Association Library, Baltimore: Fanny Kemble, wikipedia; Melissa Mullins, Born into Slavery, quote from Kemble on Butler slaves; Butler great slave auction, Georgia, wikipedia; Fanny Kemble reading of Merry wives of Windsor, Baltimore Mercantile Association library benefit, April 1849; Notes on Kemble's reading style, image of her reading St. James Theater, London, 1850 from Illustrated London News; Folger on debate over editions of Merry Wives of Windsor; W. W. Gregg, Merry Wives of Windsor; contemporary to 1849-51 images, related text to Merry Wives of Windsor (all books in 1851 catalog of Mercantile Association Library, Baltiimore; Robert Weir, How Shakespeare read his Horace; Question of Eric's autograph and notes re: James, Harriet, Henry Coleman; Butler v. Butler divorce case, 1848-1849, including Catherine Clinton reference to a letter from FAK to Sally Cleveland, undated; Harriet builds cottage in Lenox, Massachusetts; Librarian of Mercantile Association Library- Miss Fanny Stewart (1857?-1942), dau of Judge Joseph J. Stewart; Daniel Coit Gilman and the New Mercantile Association Library; directories re: 305 North Charles Street;
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	\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and ~~Merchantile~~ Association Library, Baltimore: Wise Old Owl from 305 North Charles, 1923; 5 East Center Street; before the fire of 1904; 1928 books of New Mercantile Association Library to Pratt; Kemble Papers, California; Gerald Kahan, Fanny Kemble reads Shakespeare 1849/50; Alison Booth on Kemble; Kemble reading Shakespeare in Cleveland, Exeter; sale of Butler slaves, 1859; Maria Chapell dissertation on Kemble's sources for reading Shakespeare, but not Merry Wives of Windsor; Robert Brazil, unpacking Merry Wives of Windsor, 1999; Shakespeare's dramatic narration, Barbara Handy review; 1843 Merry Wives of Windsor mss playhouse copy, by James Orchard; Fanny's daughter, Sarah Butler Wister, Diary 1861; Donald Marti, Reverend Henry Colman's Agricultural Ministry;		\| colspan="1" rowspan="1" \|Fanny Kemble and Mercantile Association Library, Baltimore: Wise Old Owl from 305 North Charles, 1923; 5 East Center Street; before the fire of 1904; 1928 books of New Mercantile Association Library to Pratt; Kemble Papers, California; Gerald Kahan, Fanny Kemble reads Shakespeare 1849/50; Alison Booth on Kemble; Kemble reading Shakespeare in Cleveland, Exeter; sale of Butler slaves, 1859; Maria Chapell dissertation on Kemble's sources for reading Shakespeare, but not Merry Wives of Windsor; Robert Brazil, unpacking Merry Wives of Windsor, 1999; Shakespeare's dramatic narration, Barbara Handy review; 1843 Merry Wives of Windsor mss playhouse copy, by James Orchard; Fanny's daughter, Sarah Butler Wister, Diary 1861; Donald Marti, Reverend Henry Colman's Agricultural Ministry; Charles Halle, Solitaire cards, Fanny's letter to in French, his comments re: Fanny; Fanny in Baltimore, Washington Hall; contemp images of Merry Wives of Windsor to use, image of Fanny on stage in London; mss play Merry Wives of Windsor, 1843 found; Washington Hall History, Wm C. Harris, bankrupt 1837, Hugh Gelston renting out when Fanny performed; Fanny's notes on Shakespeare's plays 1882, but not MWW; Fanny's copies of Shakespeare's plays, some annotate, but not MWW, Maria Chappell's dissertation; Queen Victoria's views of the theater, dislike of MWW (never saw it) and of Fanny's father's acting;
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