MARYLAND HISTORICAL TRUST

INVENTORY FORM FOR STATE HISTORIC SITES SURVEY

HISTORIC

Ihe Auld Hoose AND/OR COMMON

Home of Frederick Douglass: His Year s in Fells Point

fJLOCATION STREET & NUMBER

CITY. TOWN 1815 Aliceanna S treet (formerly SO Aljceanna Street)

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Fuld Company Telephone # : STREET & NUMBER

1815 Aliceanna Street CITY. TOWN STATE ' Zl.p code

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History records that Maryland-born Frederick Douglass, t he pre-eminent bl ack American of the 19th century, lived eight year s a t Fells Point while a young man and a slave in Baltimore. He had been brought to Balt imore from Talbot County by Hugh Auld , in whose home he was a slave, and where he also lived until he escaped during September , 1838 .

The attached research paper by Ms. Eleanor Dale Kress concludes that although Douglass lived with Hugh and Sophia Auld, "it is evident that during most of this time , he was living on Philpot Street " . The addresses on Philpot Street were 1111, 17, and 39, over a seven year per iod . These houses have been demolished. The

Llliam Auld family did apparently own pr operty on Aliceanna Street, but according to this research, this is not where Douglass lived. The confusion, in part, may be due t o the fact that the William Auld family resided at 50 (present day 1815) Aliceanna Street, rather than t he Hugh Auld family .

In t his case, as in many others, fact has been separated from fiction. The enclosed brochure, "A Walking Tour of Fells Point " , i tem 1115 illustr ates this point since it suggests that Douglass lived at the Aliceanna Street address .

This Commission continues to research the life of Maryland-born Freder ick Douglass in his native stat e. Roweyer, winnowing the facts from legend is a slow, time-consuming pr ocess.

CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF NECESSARY

IJMAJOR BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES

CONTINUE ON SE~AR.ATE SHEET I~ NECESSARY

llIJGEOGRAPHICALDATA ACREAGE OF NOMINATED PROPERTY _______ _

VERBAL BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION

LIST ALL STATES AND COUNTIES FOR PROPERTIES OVERLAPPING STATE OR COUNTY BOUNDARIES

STATE COUNTY

STATE COUNTY

mFORM PREPARED BY NAME /TITLE

Eleanor Dale Kress Januacy 28, 1974 OAGANIZA TION DATE

STREET & NUMBER • ~ TELEPHOf.iE

20 Dean Str ee t CITY OR TOWN

Annapolis STATE

Maryland

The Maryland Historic Sites Inventory was officially created by an Ac t of the Maryland Legislature, to be found in the Annotated Code of Maryland, Article 41, Section 181 KA, 1974 Supplement.

The Survey and Inventory are being prepared for information and record purposes only and do not constitute any infringe­ment of individual property rights.

RETURN TO: Maryland Historical Trust The Shaw House, 21 State Circle Annapolis, Maryland 214 01 (301} 267-1438

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FKED~RICY. Dou:;r ASS s H!S· YEA2S I N ?ELLS PO!Nr

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Eleanor Dale Kr ess

January 28 , 1974

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Fr eder5ck Dou~l~~s :

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A r~·f-:31 - in B;:; l t:. 1nf'lt'P. •• • •• ••

Fr e<icr i c '.c Do\~~la ss : ~!is Hcn~s i?: Br.>. lti. ~ore ...... . 2

n~("' 1 lr .. n.,... +~ --·· ~··-- ~---1rhe A ,..itobio ::~~. ~~n "._~s of l:o,J _~1 ~~s .. ••• • •.•.. •• , . • . . ~

Talbot Co . riis ir i~utio~s 1825- 1845 ... . .. . ...... . . 10 Acc01.1~t cf 2;.les a~d Inve!"ltories 1827. .. . ... .... . . II Bi 11 o f S: r:. l ~ ... . ..... . . .. . ... ... . . ... . . .. . ... ... , .. > ''--

I.et ter to ~- , :h A '"Jl.d . •• ••• : .,. • .• • ••• • ••• , , ••• : •••• • • • AdditiA--1 1~for~~t1 cn : ~u~h Auld • • • .•••.•••• • •• Add i~ i ~-.~ l :::-:: for~~t inn : Thc rr·a s Auld . . . • • .• • .• • ••• Addi t i ona 1 Information s Wi l liam A?uld .. • • • • • .• •• . • Addition~l Info~~~tion : Aulds in 5a l tirnore • ••.•• Addition~l Inforrr.at ions Gardner . . .. . . • . ... • .. • •• • AcfrHti0"1~. 1 Irtfo!":?-.ticn: Dorgan ar.d Baily •. •.• • • •. 1773 ; .. :,,I> of ?e 1 ls Point . . . .... . . . ...... . ... . ..... . 1967 r.~-..p of .\l ice ~:-ir,a Str eet . •• ..•• • •.•.••••••• • • 1929 ~·'="- !°) o !' Phi l?ot StreGt •••• , • • •••• • •••.•••••• •

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FR2D~~ ICK DOUGLASS s ARRIVAL IN BAL'l'Iii:ORE

Frederick Au~ustus Bailey ( later Douglass) , writir.g

in 1857, descri~ed the date of his arrival as being , " . . . the

year t!'le Fr i sa te was built by f1;r . Beacham • .. " (see page 13 )

A local shipbuilding achievement occurred in 1826 , when Beacham's shipyard launched a beautiful 64-~un sh i p for the Br azilian government . 3ecause of the vessel ' s sizl and purpose , it created much local interest . .

According to the May lJ , 1826 edition of Niles ' Weeklv

Reeisters

The beautiful 64 g un ship , built by Mr . Beacham, for th~ ' South Amer ican mar ket, ' ( suoposed Brazil) , was launched at Baltimore on ~hursday last , withdut a cc ident or injury . She ' sits li ke a duck ' on tha water , and is said to be as fine a vesse l of her class as ever floated . ..•

The day was fine , and it is thought that nearly 40 , 000 persons were present to witness the launch, which t ook2place within 12 minutes of the time appointed.

The event described above appears to refer to the vessel

which Douglass me ntioned . ·It is likely that Beacham's frigate

required approximately one year to be built . Therefore ,· the

evidence suggests that Douglass arrived in Baltimore wi thin the

period 1825- 1826 .

1Ralph J, Robinson , Ba ltimore, June , 1957, p. 41 .

2Niles ' Weoklv RPgi~tFr , 13 May 1826, p , 200.

FRE DERICK DQt;GT ... 4SSs HIS HOii::::s El 3AL-rr:.:ORE

I shall never for~et the ecstacy with which I rec~i·:~d "the intel lie;ence th:::.t i':!Y old master ( Antho;iy) h;:l.d d eterrd!1ed to le-t :::e g o to Baltimore , · to live with ifr . ~ugh Auld , brother to my1 old master• s son- in- law , Capta ir. Thorr:as Auld ,

•• . I was conducted by R1ch, one of the hands belonging on board of the sloop , to my new home in Allicia~a Str eet , ~~ar ~~ . Gardne~• s ship­yard , on Fells Point ,

It is believed that 50 Alisanna was the s i te of the

Aulds' residence . From the avail able evidence, t his woul d

not appear to be likely . Willian Auld purchased the land in

1802 (WG 70/148 & C) 1 he died in 1820 . Elizabeth, the wife of

Willia m Auld, apparently moved to 12 South , where she managed

a boarding house. · She moved between 1820 and 1821 (see page20),

The property on Alisanna was sold in 18JS to Hugh Dougherty

( TK 257/125).

William Kyb was living at 50 Alisanna in 1824 (page

182 , Baltimore City Directory); in 1827 , the inhabitants were

William Kirby and Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh.(pages 154 and· 268 ,

Baltimore City Directory , 1827) . Although it is possible that

the Aulds occupied 50 Alisanna for a short time, they did not

rema in over a long period.

1Frederick Dou~lass , NarrP.t ivP. ~f thP Life of F~P. 0.erick Dou!;la~~ O.'! Ari'.:,!5".::1'1 si'~irP.. ed. Benj..,:':1inQuarles-(ca mbridges -Belknap Press of r.~~vard Univer s ity Press , i960) , p , 52 .

2i bid. ' p . 55 .

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, { "':· C- ·~'' ·· -.:· It is difficult to locate the -siie of'--·tbe Auld home on

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.Alliciana Street . Hugh Auld was not among the listine s in /.:··· ., jf.;:

the Baltimore City Dir ectory of 1824 or 1827 . It is possiO;.!e

that Hu~h and Sophia Auld were r csid5.ng with her father ,

Richard Keithley . In 1824, Ri chard Keithley was living at 87

Alisanna ( Balt i~ore City Directory , page 175) ; his aqdress

in 1827 was 85 :\lisanna (Directory, · page 150).

Douglass stated that his home (that of the Aulds) was .~- :r:·

" • •. near Mr. Gardner ' s ship yard , on Fell's Point." Gardner ' s

ship yard was locatrl on the east end of Fountain Street {in

the 1824 Directory). Fountain Stree t ran east from Wash ington

Street, between East Fleet and Alisanna Streets,(1804 Directory).

The location of Gardner ' s suggests 85 Alicianna as a likely

location of the Auld { Doug~ass ) home .•

The 1827 Directory contained the following listing s.

"Odd (Auld?) Hugh, ship carpenter, 13 Philpot. " (page 200)

This was the oniy' instance in which a Hugh Odd appeared . ~any

errors are found in the early Directories; the name "Odd"

w.ay have been a misspelling of "Auld."

Beginning in 1829, it is evident that the Aulds (and

Douglass) were living on Philpot Street. The following

references are found in the Directoriess

(1829) Auld ( 1831) Auld (1833 ) Auld ( 1835-18J6 )

Hugh_ ship Hu:sh . shi9 Hugh, ship Auld Hugh ,

carpenter, 11 Philpot st f p (p. carpenter , 37 Philpot st (p . 19) carpenter , w Philpot st (p. 14) ship carpenter , J9 Philpot st

(p. AYR)

The resid~nce on Philpot Street may be verified in an

addition2. l manner . In the N~rrrttive of the Li fe of Fr~derick

Dq1; crlat:::~ ~ Arr.0 r5 ~~n Sl.~i.re , the a uthor statetj. i "Directly

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oppos i te t o us, on Philpot Street , lived !·:!r. Thotr.as Hamil ton . . .. "

. (pa g e 60) In the DirectorieR t he following entries are found:

(1829) Hamilton 'Thona s , ship carpenter , E sid12 of Philpot f p { p . 138)

( 18JJ. ) Ha.mil ton Tho:;:ai:> , ship carpenter, 22 Ph i lr.1ot st

( 1833) ( p . 16J)

Hamilton Thomas , ship carpenter , 18 Phil not ~t (n. 83)

(1835- 1836) • ,

Hamilt on 'l1h o~as , ship wright, 22 ·Philrot st ( p. 110) .

While Dougla. ~s was living in Eo.l timore , his r.:aster ,

Aaron Anthony of' Talbot County, died. His property was divided

between his. children ; Captain Thomas fuld , husband of Lucretia

Anthony Auld , inherited Douglass (see page 10) •

•• • I fell to the portion of ~rs. Lucretia , and was sent i mmediately back to Baltiin3re , to live again in the family of r.1aster rlugh .

It is enough to say , of my warm-he~rted l ittle play fellows, that they lived on Philpot street , very near Durgin and Bailey's shipyard.~

I was muc~ in the ~hipyarg--Master Hugh ' s, and t hat of Durgin and Bailey.-••

Du~gan and Bailey ' s was located on Philpot Street. The

1829 Directory recorded: ''Durgan & Baily , shipwri6hts, Philpot

f p. " (p. 94) {see page 13 for addi tismal information)

I have now reached a period of my life when I can give dates, I left Baltimore , and went to live with ~aster Thomas Auld, at St . Michael ' s, in March , 1832 .

· 3ibid. • p. 7 5. 4Frederick Douqlass. My Bonn::i.r-~ a.nd Mv Ft'eedom {N ew

Yorks Miller , Orton .&-Mullig2.Tl, l.855f; p. 135. -5 · r·d J70 1 101 •• pp • . -17. 6N +· ?..rr.~~, p. 81.

Thus , after an absense of I was once more pe~~itted to home in Bal ti more. .

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3 years and ·1 Eonth , return to my '"-old

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.. .. _·;.)/: The following references were made to Hugh Auld in ·t°fi;e·

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Balti~ore City D~rectory: •

( 183 5-18)6)

( 1837-·l8 JS)

Auld Hugh , ship carpenter , 39 Philpot street ( p , AYR)

Auld Hu~h ship wright, Falls ( ?~lls ?) st ~ s of Thames (p, 50)

In the Life a~d Times of Frederick Douglass , the author

wrote of goins to Auld' s house "Q;"'=p-:11 street •.. " ( pa~e 214),

-The slave escaped ·from his home in Baltimore in September , 1838,

Frederick Douglass spent approximately eight years in

Bal timo~e , living with Hugh 2.nd s·oph.ia Auld . · It is evident that

during most of this time he was living on Phil pot Street , It

was on Philpot Street that Douglass became a literate ~an , thus

building the foundation for his later achievements ,

The houses are all gone from Philpot . str eet, on the industr ial west side of Fells Point , They must have been p~lled down long ago, and i t is only now that they could have become fashionable , But were a row still standing , and were a particular house i dentifiable as once the home of Hugh and Sophia Auld- -there 1 d be no more worry about freeways and deMolition in that neifhborhood, and peo9le would travel to Balt i more from a long way off, simply to gape. That would be the house where Frederick Dou~lass lived aB a boy , where he learned to read and write ,

7ibid, , p. 75 8 .

James A. Bready , "Black and Beautiful, before Black Pow~r ." Eve!".ing Su.n (Baltimore), 28 January 1969 .

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THE A uros 10'.} ~-~-P.~IE S OF DOUG LASS

M_y Bo~dc!"'"t> a:-d r.:·r Fr,., P- '°!o~ . f::- ederick Douglass. New York s I·. ~ l i c . ,... ---:"' ..... ~-,....., . • -:· ' , 1 1 ~ .:-~,,... 1 Q < ~ )' '· -----.• .. ; - ..,,, ..... .. - · · • • -.&. ..... ..-_ ...: -0. 1 1 .a..U.-1../ •

(copy fou~d in H~ll of ~ec or~s . Annapol is, ~d . )

I was s pe9dily conducted by Rich--one of the hands belong ing to t~e e l0cp --~ o r y ~ew ho~~ in A llician~a str eet , near Gardiner ' s · shi~-y~rd , o~ Fell ' s ?oint . (p. 137)

.,. my new Ho~e on .Allici~na street , in Baltimor e, (p , 141 )

••. a f::.!"lily \·:~ o lived direct .l;r opposite to our house , and were n3.med Hamil ton. ( p . 148) .

I t is enough to say , of ~y warm-hearted little play fellows , that they lived oo· Philpo t street, very near Dµrgin & Bailey ' s shipyard. ( p. 155)

I was much in the ship ya.rd--Master Hugh ' s , and that of Durgan & Bailey .. . {p , 170- 171)

l\':any of the you~~ ca l>,~s ~ O' J ld · r ~~ ci, wr i ~ e . ~.r.d cipher. Some of tr..c:~ ~~ :. .:~ hi. g~ :! Jt3.fJ:: s abo:.:.t :.er.tal i mpro·.rB:-ner.t i and the free ones , o~ Fell ' s Point, organized what they called the ' East Baltimore ~ental I ffiprovement Society. ' (p. 319

But , as soon as I returned , I went straight to his (Hugh Auld ' s) house on Fell s t reet , to ha~d him his (my) money . (p . J30)

Narr~t.i_~,~ of t~~ Li. fA of Fr P0Prick Do1 :f"las::: ::1.!! A~e!'ic3n Sl?.ve ~ ... i:-itte:i by iiimself-:---New York : the NewAmerican Library , 19b8.""

( twelve ye~rs old , concerning his friends) It is enough to say of the d~~r . little f ellows , t~at they lived on Philpot Street, very near Durgin and Bailey ' s ship- yard , ( p . 54)

(Thocas Auld ) .. , concluded to s end me ba ck to Baltimore , to l ive again with his brothe r Hugh , and to learn a trade , (p . 99)

(after f i ght 2t Gard~gr • s ) H~ (wea~ing Hugh Auld) then took 6e to the shi -p- :r:i.rd of which he wa$ for em3.n , in the employment of Mr. Walt er Price. (p, lOJ)

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. • . I yard ne~r i:he (p. 109)

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... + + ~~· 1{ ;/ :> . •. . .. · • a:-:d got employment of Mr . But':ler·~ ·~·~a t . his draw!)ridge , upon wh~t is called .; _pe ' City

shin­Block .••

I wns pr0~~b ly ~etween ~even ~nd ei3ht years old wh on I left ColonRl Lloyd '~ pl~rtat ion .... I ~hall ne v~ r fo~eet the ecstacy with v~ich I rA~~iv0d th 0 inteJlig~~ce t~~t MY old ~~ster (Ant~0ny) ~~1 dAter~i~~d to l~t ~~ go ~0 ~alti~o~e . to live wi th ~:1r !..It1.o-i-. At• 1a' b.,..o-t-h 0 .,... .... o .,..y olrl r.8"" te.,.. • s c--on-in- 1"'"/ Capt~1·,.., l' -· • f1 .-.) . l . • - f .... - •• - - v .. .. - ..... . ••. " - ~ - - ' , - ...

Thom,~s Auld. ( !"· 52) ·

•.. I ,.,.~s C".):'C":-t ed 'b:;· ? ich , cne ~X _tb.e l":"n:-!s belo~:; ir:g on l:'1o~~rct of t'.'re sloo"t' , to rr:r new ho~e in A lI'iciP. !" '.·l Street , near Mr . Gard~er ' s shi p-yard , on Fells Point. (p, 55)

Directly opposite to us, on Philpot Street, lived Mr . Thomas Hamil to:1 . He o·N;:ed t·::o s lav~s. Their m~rr;es were rlenrietta and ~~ry. (p. 60)

I lived in Master Hugh ' s family about seven years. (p. 63)

••• I fell to the portion of Mrs . Lucretia, and was sent im~ediately back to Baltimore, to live again in the family of Master ~ugh, (p. 75)

(see Talbot Co , distributions, p~ge lO)

I have now reached a period of ny life when I can g ive dates, I left Baltimore , and went to live with rq_ster Thor.as Auld , at St, Michael 's, in March , 1832. (p, 81)

Thus , after an absence of three years and one month, I was once more permitted to return to my old home at Baltimore. ( p . 127)

In a few weeks after I went to Baltimore , Master Hugh hired me to Mr , Willia~ Gardner , an extensive ship-builder, on Fell's Point. (p, 127)

Life and TiM~s of F'!'.'1?.deri..ck Douglass written by himself. New York: Pathway Press , 1941 •

•• • I received from Miss Lucretia the joyful intelligence that my old master had determined to let ree go to Baltimor~ to live with Mr . Hu~h AuJd , a brother to Mr , Tho~as Auld , Miss Lucretia's husb~nd. (~. 82)

••• I was conducted by Rich--one of the h~nds belonein5 to the sloop--to my new home on Alliclena street. near Gardiner ' s ship y?.rd, on Fe 11 ' s po int, Mr. c.nd ff.rs. Hugh A l.ild , my new master and mistress , were both at home , and met me at the door , together

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with their rosy- cheeked little son Tho~as , t o tRke care of who~ was was to cor.st i tute r.:y future occupatio!!. In fact it was to ' little Tor:-.y , ' rather th~n t ~) !l i s . p8.r0nts , that old :r.~ster made a nrese~t of ne , and , thou~h there was no 1°~~1 form or ar;,,, ngei:!~nt entered into , I hF..ve no doubt that f·!!" .and Mrs . Auld f e lt th~t in due time I should be the legal pronerty of the ; r b.,...; .-i.,+-eyPd and belo·red bO" 'T'o-,•·pr ( np 8 11 ·-

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I was much in the ship-ya~d--~aster Huzh ' s and that of Durgan & B~iley . .. (p. 104)

It has alre~r:!y been observed th'1.t thou::h I was , after rn.y 1 ~ C 1 - 1 •rd ' J ~ t .._ · · f t• 1 f' rernova I ro:.i o • L oJ s p .an .a .. ion, in ~ hf".! s __ ave o _

Master !-{ 1_J s;h Auld , I v:8.s in fP r.'i: and in J.-:: w the s12ve of r:i.y old m?-ster , C2pt . Anthony , --rp:- 107)

Cut off thus unexpectedly , Capt. Anthony died intestate , and his p~operty M~st b9 equa lly divided between his two children, Andrew and Lucretia. (n . 107) .

(See Talbot Co, distribu.tions , ·page to)

(Douglass returned to the Eas.tern Shore t .o be appraised , thEn ca~e back to Baltimore . Lucretia Auld then died. and he!' husband and ~ugh Auld had a misunderstanding ; Do,..uglass was sent to ·ralbot County .

I went to St . Michaels to live ln March , lBJJ. (p. 117)

••• Master Tho~as decided to send me back again to Baltimore , to live with his brother Hugh , with whom he was now at peace , ( pp. 195- 196)

Very soon after I went to Balti~ore to live, Master Hugh succeeded in getting me hired. to Mr. \"lilliam Gardiner, an

. extensive ship- builder on Fell ' s Point . (p. 1~9)

••• Master rlu"h took me to Esauire Watson 's office on Bond street, FelP s Point , . . • (p. ·206)

; •. I went directly to his home on Fell street to hand him his (my) money. ( p . 214)

V\ - ( Jl r .. ·~zc ~f, ~A~ -> cu_~-'-.( :.) - ---·-.... -----

l!arylf.Ild Roo - !~ . G D 733.~ . 1941

of Froderic~ Dougl ass.

t~~ opr~a~a~co o~ t~iD f~zitivo s ! a•o o~ t he abolition pl utfor:J

. o~ t he lfantuck!:lt Anti..Sle.~e Conve~tic:i Auguot 11 , 18·11 , ;·.'!.'.s an cvont o!'

I t ~U:k€1 th~ e=argence of t he coat down-troddon--

the Negro chatt0l s l avc.:l--into the arena of hi!!tor ic e.c t 1on tt.r a.igh i'te

beat re;reso4t at 1 va c.nd at:1h-~rt lea.dor. page rxv

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Feo. 1817 - GrEl:l.d!ath~ir - Ise.~c Bail ey - gre~C.'":1otr.er .. Be t s y Ba ile y.

Mr. & ?.!ra. Hugb: Ault BnltL~o~e - 7 yeUl"5. pega xxvii

Pe.go 93. • • ,·.

tilled. w1 th the ds t er:n1nat1cn to le:un tb read and write

that mu ch do:J il't)d en~. '

'lbe :p;p3.i:m I t"'-:3 i nl :r ad c;to~ , and. t ho o:ie \-dli c.'l wus t ho root>t succe~srul , '-'3.S that ot U:J b3 e.3 't~~c!:o::.• .:; , n,- :;o'...'::3 nhi to ple.y.;:iotos . with whor:l l n~t on th~ st~c~~3 , I u~~1 ul::lo~t c Clst3~tl' to curry a copy of tfoboter ' s S:::) l lin.s B:):~ , in w7 poc~et or.d , when sent on orr::-.nds , or when }lle.yt ir::~ ~o :.11c-::~:l co , I v:::>uld atop eside VIi th r.y LJVitX yo'..lllg f':-ienda and t~a e. 10:.::icn in ap~lli 1:1 . l e..:.i ereatly i ndoot ed t o thc::: 9 bo7s - ­Gust~-t'U:J I:.:>:~_32-D., J"r-~ ·~~:1 f 'ltl -r;r, Chc.rl e5 Far1 t y, am Will i am Condrf • • ...,. a• • .~ . --Pa~3 10·~ : Aft er t hb i::n:incr I 'ber.;'.ln t o l ee.r n to \IT1te . I ·;ms IClCh i n t he ahi 17ard - : .2.~ ter ·E'.l.::1 ' s c.!ld t!lnt cf D' ::--;:r:i &. 2nil <)Y, E.nd I ob::.iurvod

· -- • •._) It... ~~ • . ~·- -ri.--~.,. ...... .,,;., th~t ~o c:n?e:r'.:!)r;:J , aft':)!' h <)-.:in3 cr_j c)t 'tin..:; r ::;.::..uy u }.J.:.cco of tir.1bor t o l.!:o , -::-.:04; 0 o:-i t t.3 init~cl!i or ti:o n :::lo of tto :p!}rt of t.'10 ship for whi ch 1 t l :~.s 1~~;:n:.!~a. . t::.~:::.-i f or i nab.-:co , a pioce or.' t1!.ibor v:.'.ls r ouc:r ~or t!le s ·terbc~'.!'.i oiC;')t i t >. :>.. 3 I::trkd. Wi t."'l <l C'l:? ttnl " 3: .:'.. p1.oco ror tt.5 l~rb~::.r:l -;-;:-"'.l :::~:::: .~ d "L" , etc. I soon J.cnrnod t hoo.9 l otter s nnj f or 1::1et t::;t:y v:;,:r~ pl t!Cvd on t !le t 1J:ibar s .

TALBo·r co. DIS'l'!HBurro::s l?.25-1845 Folio 58---27 Sept 1827

James Cha~bers a~d Wm A. Leonard were annointed to divide negroes of late Captain Aaron A~thony of Talbo~ County ,

They were awarded as follows:

·ro Andrew S. Anthony

1Betty 2Young Betty 3stephen 4Ang~lina 5Jerry 6sarah ?Kitty 8Little Arianna 9caroline oo

Estimating and. valuing the same at $935

To Thomas Auld

1Negro Milly and infant 2Tom )Nancy 4Henry 5Harriott 6Frederic (later known as Fred Douglas) ?William 8Hester and Child 9Eliza

Estima.t ing ap_d valuing the same at $93500

(notation in handwriting of Harriet Lucretia Anthony identifies Frederick Douglass)

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ACCOUNT OF SAI2 S AND INV2NTORIES 1827 Folio 5 Talbot Co . Reg ister of ~ills Office

Inventory , ~e~so~al ~state of Capt. Aaron Anthony of Talbot Co. --19 Dec. 1826

Ages of Ner;r0es .and their rippr~is ~ 00value 17 Frederick----9 yrs. --~ 110 (later known as Fred Dou~las)

(notation in handwriting of Harriet Lucretia Anthony identifies Frederick Douglass)

Folder No . 71 , Hall of Records , Annapolis , Md. ··.

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BILL OF SAI2 FOrt NEGRO FR~D~RIC~ BAIL~Y O~ DOUGLASS, 'rrlOI·lAS AULJ 'I'O ri tJG~ AULD, , TALBOr co.

(True conv of the o'::'i -:;: in3.l ;:r:,er rr.8.de by B~:-:j ' n F . Auld-­March 22th 1895) -

Know all men '-:Jy 'these prent s , th8. t I I'homas A ulti of Ta lbot County and State of ~aryland , for and in consideration of the .Su~ of o:-:e h iJ.:-:d .:- e C. r.:. 02. l8 r s c ~__.:rt ~.c !v?y to ::'.8 i~ i'te.r.ci

"db K . . l" '"'+ · c· f' ~ J • . t ' c . ',..,t + p c. 1 . y . u .:::: '.''. i\ u c o ! ... ~ e i t y o _ :j 8. _ 't l rr; ore i !! . n e .; 8.1 a :::> cL e , at and before the seali~f and delivering of these presents the r~ceint wherebf, I the Said Thomas Auld do hereby ackno ledge h:?,ve grante d , bargained, ar:d so lti , and by th<:>se pren~s do gr2nt bar~a in , and sell unto the' s aid ~ugh Auld his executors ad:r:in istrators, and assigns one negro man by the name of Frederick 3ailey , he is now at this time about twenty seven years old, To have , and to hold the said negro man for life, a:ld I the Said ·rti.omas Auld, for myself my heirs , executors and administrators , all and singular the said Frederick 3niley unto t he Said Hugh Auld. his executors , administrators and assigns ; aEr3.inst ·me the Said 'l'h om.as Auld my executors and administra~ors , and aGainst all a nd every other person or persons whatsoever , Shall and will · warrant and foreve r defend by these presents , In witness whereof I set my hand and seal this 25th day of October Eighteen hundred and forty five

Signed Sealed and de l ivered i n presence of

Wrightson Jones

State of IV'.aryland , Talbot Cou.:ity to wit.

Thos Auld Hugh Auld

Be it rernenbered , and it is hereby certified that on this . 25th day of October Anno Domini , Eighteen hundred and forty five , before the Subscriber a Justice of the Peace , of the State of i1~aryland , in and for I'albot County , personally appeared , ·rhor..as Auld , and Hugh Auld they being known to me , to be the persons who are named and described as , and professing to be the par ties to the foregoing deed or i ndenture , and do acknowledge the Said indenture or i nstrument of writin~ to be their act a~d deed. In testi~ony whe reof I have hereunto Subscribed my name on the day and year aforesaid

Wrightson Jones ,

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?.ochester Oct. l~th (1857

Hugh Auld Esq --­f11y .de-a r S ir.

~.:".I h ~a.rt t ~ l ls ir.e tha t ~rou 'a 1.:-e t oo noo le to treat wi t '."l ir:di f f-:: :- e~ c8 t:: ~ re':.! ·.1est I a n about to r.-:ake, It is twent y ye? rs S ~nce I ran away f~o~ you, o~ rath~r not fro:n you bu.-c fro:.i Sl3v~r_:~ , 8.!"'<l sine~ the"!"\ I have often felt a s:rc~; desi~e ~ c ~ o ~t ~ l i~tle c orr e s ponden~e w ~. th ycu and to l~a~n so~~t~i~~ o ~ ~h2 p~ s it io~ a~1 p~ospect s of your dear childre~--Th~y we~~ dear to Me--a~d ~re still-- indeed I feel noth ing but kin~~e~s for you all-- I lovA you , but hate Sle.v e ry. !·!ow ::y d e2.r S ir, wi l l y ou ·:f8.vor :ne by C!'O I>?ir..g me a line , t ell i~~ rre in w~at ye2 r I ca~e t o live wi t h you in Aliceanna St the year the Frigatg was built by ~~. Beacham-­The infor~ation is not for publication--and shall not be published We are all hast e~ing where all distinctions are ended , ki?:.dness to· the humblest will not be unrewarded Perhaps you h~.ve he~rd that I ha Ye seen r .. : i ~s A~a~dB. was , ~rs 3ears t hat i s , and was treated kindly Such fact , Gla dly would I see you and i.:rs . A uld--or hiiss a s I used to ca ll her,

that is -the Sopha

I could h~ve lived w l ~h yo'.l d uri;: :; life in freedo!:! though I ran?-way from you so uncerimoniously , I did not know how s oon I mi~ht be sold . But I hate to talk about that , - ~ A line fro:n you will find me Addressed Fred!: Dous lass Rochester N, York . I am dear Sir very truly yours .

Fr ed : Douglass

D 163 ( 4) Hall of Records , Annapolis r Md.

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• ADDITI Oi-JAL INFOR ~;IAT ION a HUGH AULD

Marriag~ Records. Hall of Re cor ds , A~napolis, ~d.

1793-.Ju l y. 24 t;L'1. LE

Auld ~-!ug:-i FET·,~A. Lr:

Wilson Zir.orah

N1Jr.!BER MINISTER 227 Bend

(This was Hugh Auld's father.)

Auld Family Ch~rt (found in t he ~~ryland Historical Society):

Hugh Auld of B8. l t. b. · sept io, 1799 d. Dec. 23 , 186-(married) Sophia Keithley of Talbot by Rev. Mr. Dorgan

(son, "little Tomr1w") ·rhos .• Edmd Auld b. J an. 12 J.8 24 d, Feb. 3 18 1~8 (drowned) un~d

Keithley File (found in the Maryland Historical Society) i

"Marriage Licenses obtained in Easton at Land Record Office Hugh Auld and Sophia Kejthley--Decenber 26, 1822

(Hester Ann Rogers Keithley Dodson) My father, Richard Keithley, .• . . ' Mrs . Soph ie. Auld was the first child of my Father. Was born N ov~mber 26, 1800 ~i e d July 4 , 1890, aged 80. She tcught Fred Dougl ass his letters, etc.

Sear"h th~ s~r 5 n t:ure> ci (found in the Maryland Historical Soc5.e ty ) Cont.a ins the fol lowing information:

BIRTHSr Benj~min F. Auld son of Hugh and Sophia Auld born Dece~ber 27th 1828 .

DEATHS : Died on the 2)rd Dece-:nbe!' 1861, Hueh Auld aged 62 years .

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Life anrt T i~~~ of t~ew 'i ork 1

-J: . ;·, I h'lrdlv kne·.·1 r.0·:1 to b e have towards ' I'1! iss Sopha,' as I used .,,t~. ca }.1 r.Irs . Hu?.;h Auld. (n . 87) ;;-··

( Dougl ass s":;.ted tha-: !-[ugh Aul d w3.s a s~ipbuilder on p3.g€ 87)

While I was on the ~astern Shore, M~ster ~ugh had rnet with reverses v:h i ;:h o·r":' !'i: '.-:ri:··i h 1. s C!lS i~e ss 2.::d h2 d given up ship­bui ld i :::r ±:1 ::~~ c•:: :--_ ·r-::..•·d , 0"1 "':'.'l e 8 i-:-; ·r "9l oc.k . and was now acting ~s fore~a~ o f- ~~ . Wn l te r ?ric~ .

N~ rr~.t i·.r~ n~ t:.._a T ;_ :2 o7 f;-e --1 "' ;- i~·=f).C·.~ :-J ::=.s s . ,.·"""'TI+~~~.,.....~1 "1"""' :- ·c. . , , \_( ('"'.-.._ .1r • • • -J.·· i.-:e 1t - - .., ,, ~.. .. v J i. ~ - ·· • •• .._. - """' • • - • ...... • • - l L

Library , Inc ., 1968 .

(Soph i.a· Aul<l ) i She hBri ~ eve: h:?..d a -sl~ve under her control P,...evio1J~l" ... o ~··"" 0 lf' """" d n-~ .... .,.. .... oho .... ,...,.,rr i"'.'l a-e she h:::id been • .. - ._, J .J · ~·Ju -. , - ' c. .. ,..., l - _u_ ""' ... ..... ... · ~ - '- c --· - · dependent upon her own i~dustry for R liv ing. . She was by trade a·weaver; and by constant application to her business, she had been in a g ood d 8~ree preserved frorn the blighting and dehu~anizing effects of slavery. (p . 48) .

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ADDITIONAL I NFORf.'t \T10N 1 THGr;!AS AULD

EaS:on Sta:- of J c.~y 21, 18 23 ( :'ound in the M~ry.land :iistoric.-:i. l Socie+,y)

t:~arr i~ d-- I r. th is t ovm.. en Tr.'.irs ti:i~,r e,•ey l ?.s t ( lh .... '.1 ), by the 2 ~v . f· '.r: . S r.ull , C'ri nt ?r.~~ A,.l_<j, to Mi~R Lu ~ r.i:>t i a P. A ,..,t:h ri".'' , a ll of t~~-s c ou:Y':y ••••

r;~ ··~ 3!'.'~ri ""c-~ ~ "" d. ;r. ,, 1;1.,... 0 " ,4, ........ , . :' "'.' i:c~~i c~-: D ou::::::~.s;s . New Yor~:~ ~- - - - -·- -- _._ ----- ~ r·~ i- .. .... . -, ~ .... ,......, / . · · 11 1 1 .;-'"l ..., 1s55

· ' · ... . ' ·- , \ - · .. . , .'t,, ' · ·- . ~ ..L!;:;' · ·· • • •

(Co"C''T f'0 1.ln1 i-:: .. ::::. l ~- 0f f" ~ --:::-; '.!:' ds , .~.:1!'1'.'.l, ..,o l: e. Md , with not es wr11:t '=n '.)-:,.• ~? ~::-'. ~t~ t 'J ~reti2. J..ntho::iy , \•:h o stat~d t.h:i.~ sh~ was th~ gre~t-~~an~d?u~hter of Ca pta in' Anthony , and the granddaught er of A~drew Anthony .) .

Lucretia Anthony m3rried Cant. Thomas Auld She l eft one daught er who ~arried John L. Sears. ·(found on p. 129)

' Miss Sop~i~ ' wa s ~rs . Hugh Auld , ~nd Hugh A~ld was a brother of C~pt Thor:::s Auld who r.:?.r_ried r:i.y great Aunt Lucretia. Her f ull name was Lucret ia Planner Anthony . (found on p. 142)

Narr~:ti.v8 o f 't h. '? l -if<?. cf FrPd 0 r iC'k D l"'l 1 l tYl~~s ?.n P.'.r.eric!1n Sl,.,ve. V'fritte;-by i1 i mse l f. ed. :3 e!1j e.~in Qu:a.rles. Canbr idge : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press , 1960.

My first m1.ster ' s na.me wa.s Anthony. I do not r emerr.ber his firs t name. He was genera lly called Captain Anthony ••• (p. 27)

My master's family cons isted of two sons , Andrew and Richard ; one da ughter, Lucretia, and her husband, Captain Thom~ s Auld , ( p . Jl)

Narra t i ve of th~ T.ife of ~'!' P.dP: 1 ck Do•? ,r:J. <:>_ss ~-n A;.:Pricr?.n Sl2.ve Written b y .Himself. r~ ew York: The New Americe.n Libr~ry, Inc. , 1968.

C~ptain (rneaning Thom~s) Auld was not born a slaveholder. He had been a poor m~n , 1":".~st er only of a Ba y cr?..ft . He came into possession of all hi s slave s by rr:arri3.~e . • . ( p . 66)

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ADDITIONAL Il'!FCl~:·.-:r\TION : WILLIAM AULD

f·T~rri~ f ~~ "_r r~ c: ( fc:.md in Eall of Re c ords , .A~napolis ~ Md.)

1800 Oct, , 27 r.:AE

Auld vfi ll ic.n

NUMBE~

215

~oulde~ Eliz~beth

Lf't. t<:>"".'q o~ ft. '1""'~".~. ~+ ...- '='-+:;. "'21 3 ook 7, Folio 1 :

The Tine ~~en th~ Ari~iniatr2tion was granted 1820 Fe 'bnr=·1 :-y 1 .. 6

N2mes of the Per sons Deceased on wh ose Estate Letters have been gr2.nted

Auld Will ia::i Whether the Deceased died Intestate or lept a Wil l

Intestate Names of . the P~rsons to whom the Letters 0ere granted·

. · Elizabeth Auld Wh ether the Party be Executor or Adninistrator or Collector

Ad::i i !'li st:-~.tr i x Names of the Securities

J anes Canpbell Alexander Fridae

Amount of the Inventory $4298 "

Amount of the Sa les $1232 79 "1925 "

Amount of the Debts due to the Deceased

Amount of the Peyrr.ents and .!Jisbursen!ents $2347 73 "3123 59

Amount of the Balance due to the Estate $3011 17

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Anount Overp3id the Estate . . . . . . . . .... .... The Time Wh~n each Account was Set tled

1st Account 12th October 1821 2n " 12th Septe~ber 1823

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Inventory of Ca9t Willi~ ~ Auld of Baltimore

1 lot w~~ri~g Ap,~~~l .... . . . .. . . . . • ••• • •••••. Sch~o~~ ~ ~a~~~ h e~ rack9l & Ap~~rel .• .••• •... • her C2.~ [; 0 o:" s~ 1 ~ .. J • • •• •• ~ ; • • I • • • •••• • •••• •• •

House & Lo~ c~ Ali~~na Street .••.••.•••.....• "!P.c-ro wn-~·· -~~V&:> "f'0r r.; i'P. j" i .. _ •. - ~ ·· · -· .. .. - -.; .J... ._ .. . . ....... .. ....... . .

thrP.e !"'l? h<:~? ~-:r TabJ.€S .................. .. ... . . . . . . ' -------- ... -nine cn:J..1!" ~ • , •• •••• , ••• •••••••••• • •• , •••••••• a lot of An~ ? Iro~n Shovel & Tongs • •.•••••.• one looki~c Glafs .. •.•• ••••• •••• ••• ••• ••.•• • •• one lot pi "' ~ '.r~es . ..... . ........... . . ..... , . . . one di -T:~o v··, i t--=-rs · . __ ,., _ ... ............... ... ...... . 0 d " -'-+ -- 1 -t!:> ne i · .. "' o : __ _ •••... • . ••• • , • • • ••• • ••••••• •• • one dilJ.o c•· :'~oard f urniture .• •• ;, •••••.••. , .·. 1 Smal l lir:uor case • ...••• • ••• . •• , • •• , • , , •• • • , one vrri ti~:: d~sk . .......... . . .......... .. .. .•. one corner cupboard of contents •.••••••••• • • • • · one sr..~ 11 l nok inp- G J af • •• ••.• •• , • , • , , , • , • , ••• one lot Kitr.h'=n furniture , ., ., . • . , •••• ,, •••• •• One Berl ~a~d & Bedding,,, • • • •.•••••••• • •• • • ••• one di tt:o ditto . ... . ... , ......... ...... , Two Bt:re;:!, us • , •••••..••••• •• · •• • •••• • ••• • ••• , • , One srr::i 11 1 0 o k ir'IP." GJ .o:- f · · ... - ..._ . ~ · --"·:..;, ~ - .... .... ......... .... .. . One lot of .L runks . , . , . , . .. .. , ... . , . , •... , .. . , . one ditto Rooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . two Gun~ !!:. t~-rice pistols • .• . • • •••. • •.• •••• , • One Sext~~t one quadrant . & lot ~f Charts • ••••• one lot Cnrnets & (Ha ir?) Rods, • ••••..•••.•••• two srr~ll ol d Tabl~~ . ............. • •••.•.• • •.• One Sh8.Vi'!" '.: 3 ox & Contents • • ,,,,,, , ,. ,. ,,. , , •• One l ot of 2 ~1~ing .. • •• •• • • •• ••• •••• •• •• •••• • One le t of 11,,. .. :':>er · - .. . ......... ...... ... .. ..... .. . One lot of ~e~dinff .• ••.•.••••••••• •• •••••••••• tv:o Sr·r Gl~f'ses ·

l: v ••• ••••• ••• • •' J '''''}'' ' '''' ' '' Forty Shar£ ~; of !(ar!"!ic Bonds \ :fark? •••• , • 20

$ 55 1300

480 600 250 15 5 5 7 2 2

20 16

1 5 5 1

17 20 15 10

2 10 ·5 15 45 5 2 3

20 40 5

20 800

$4298

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Baltimo~e County on the 18th d~y of February 1820 came Elizabeth Auld Ad~inistrix of tii lliam Auld ~eceased and made Oath on the :-Ioly ~~vangely ?) of Almi~hty God that the afcre~oin~ is ~ ~rue and p~rfect Inve ntory of all a nd Sineul~~ t he Goods and Chatt les of tre said de cP.ased t hci. t h:.3ve cor::e to her h2.nds !-:now ledge or .Pofefions at the ti~e of Matir~ the~eof that wt~t has since or shall hereafti;r co:i~ t o -hf'r hands Knowle dge or Pofefion she will cla i m i:1 an additional Inventory that she knows of .. ..

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concealraent or sus~Pcts any to be if she sfiould. hereafter discover any concealment or sus pect any to be ~she will make the Reeis~ er of Wills acouaint ed therewith tha~ the same may be enquired into according to law.

Au~ust Term 1823 Proceedin~s LIBER Af';D FOLI O i 12/188

l•iilliar:: Au J.d . Allen A'..ild, Christi.a:ia Auld , ~:rary .Al1ld , .JBne Auld , D~vid Aulrt, nnd Jnnes. A. Auld , Oruhan Chilrl~en of ~ill ia~ Auld deceased co~es i~to C~~rt ~nd the Court appo ints ElizabPth Auld thei r Gu~~dinn who here present in Cour~ acc~nts the Gu~rrlj 2~s~in a~d Joh~ Smith and T!> e<- Gi;... ,.., ;; h 0 "' >::::'."" .,.. ; ~ .; ,,.. ,. ·~~.::= ,.,. ~ -- d f b , u -rn 0 _ ,_, 5 0 . . c S . ... _ ..._,_CU._.__,-.;:) <'.rt() <-r , c.D • .- . ove 0 f

the Court a nd bonds ordered to be execut~~ accordingly

{Bonds filed & r~corded} • .

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ADDI~IO~AL I !FQ~ ~ ~ ~ ION i

AULDS n~ Bl!.LrI ; .. o~ :::

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(infor~~tio~ :ro~ Balti~ore City Directories)

( 180J) Auld ':iiJ.lia:-rl , shi::?- ~::tster, 50 Alis3.nr:a

( 1804) East Ali ~a.:;na-Street

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Cro~s Ann- St . Jo~e~h F.::i.rra?: , sa1•r- sharp~:-__ .. next C.:ohn C!'~ig , ri.t:;~er 46 Peter Green, carnenter n ext ·1: i L! .. :.a :1 Auld , sea- captain next John S:!.vils, ship-c~rpenter next r.:!'S. Colt:"8..n , ,,•lidov1 . Cross ;ioif-Str eet . ( p, 81)

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(1807) Auld captain Wi lliam, 50 , E, Alisanna street, F. P. ( p.

( 1808 ) Auld captain William, 50 , E. Alisanna street, F. P. ( p.

{ 1810) no l i sting

(1812 ) Auld , captain William, 50 , E. Alisanna-st . . F. P. (p. 7)

(1814-1815) Auld , William, sea-capt . 56, E: Alisanna st . F. P. ( p . Jl)

(1816) Auld Wi lliam, sea cantain , 50 E. Alisanna street-- FP (p. 21) -

(1817- 1818 ) Auld Capt, Wm, 50 E. Ali~anna-- fp (p. 7)

(1819 ) Auld , Captain William , 50 e Alisanna f p (p , ASK- AUS)

( 1824 )

( 1827)

Auld Eli zabeth, board i ng house , 12 South (p. 12)

Auld mrs. El izabeth, boarding house , 12 South (p. 19) Auld ~rs Elizabeth , E Baltimore S side E of Caroline ' (p. 19) Odd (Auld?) ~ugh , ship carpenter, 1) Philpot (p. 200)

(1829) Auld n ugh , ship carpe~ter , 11 Philpot st f p ( p , 12)

(1831) Auld Hugh , ship carpenter , 37 Philpot st (p. 19)

(1833 ) Auld Hugh , ship carpenter , w Philpot st (p, 14)

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(1835-1836) Auld Hush, ship carpenter, 39 Philpot str eet ( p. 10)

(1837-1838) Auld Hugh shipwr jght , Fa l ls st s of Thames (p. 50)

(1840-1841} Auld Hu~h . shipwr i eht , Block st w of Thames (p. 51) (Block , fro~ w F~lls av to Thames st near City Dock--1840 Ba 1 t:i·,...t"'lre ('~ ty Di.. i"' a"'~"" .,..,.) _ .., l . ~...,, - V"'- .t .. ~ .......... v . ., .... )

(1842) Auld Hugh , l umber inspector, Block st w of Tha:ne s ( p. 64)

(1845) Auld H.1Jgh , shj p·:rri t:ht , 74 Bloc!{ st . ( p . 12)

1849- 1850) Auld Hugh , ship cer~e~t~r , 3 Ph ilpot st ( p . 24)

ADDrr IONAL H~FORiYL.\T ION I GARDNER .

(information from BaltiMore City Directories )

( 1822- 1823) Gardner George , ship carnenter , Fleet N side E of · Washington , f p ( p . · 103)

(.1824)

(1827)

( 1829)

Gardner George , ship carpenter, E end of Fountain st dw German , N side E of Bond , f p (p. 115)

Gardner Wm. ship carpe~ter, Fleet st N side , W of Castle alley (p . lOJ)

Gardner George , ship builder, Fleet f p Gardner William. ship builder , Fleet f p

( p. 118 ) (p. 118)

(1831) Gardner George , Fleet st near Washington st ( p. 141) Gardner William, Fleet st near Washington st (p. 141) Gardner George & William, ship yard , ·lower end of

Fountain st (n 141)

(18JJ) Gardner George, Fleet near Washington st (p~ 72 ) Gardner Wm. ship carpenter , Fleet st ( p. ?2J

{18J5-18J6)

(1837- 1838)

Gardher Georg~ , ship builder , Fleet st w of Castle alley (p. 95)

Gardner Wm. ship builder, Fleet st e of Washington (p. 95)

Gardiner George, shipwright , Fleet st e of Washington ( p. · 137)

Gardiner Wil:liam , ~hipwright , Fleet st e of Washington (p. 137)

Gardiner William & George , ship yard , e end of Lancaster (p . 1J7)

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ADDITIONAL IN?ORr~T IO~: DorGan ( Durgan ) end 3aily

(information fron Balti~ore City Dir ector i es )

( 18 22 - 1823") 9ailv , Tha~~s . shin carnPnter , Fleet s side W ,, of A::n f p ( p. lJ)

Dorean , John s hin c~rnenter , Fleet st. N side . W of C2.stle alley: f p ( p . 18 )

( 1824) Ba l. lv ·Ti..os sh~ n c::> .,.. .,..,""..., ...... e·rF:"..;' i:;-1° .:> ... ~ s1·de J - i : • • .J... .. .. ... - .!.)' .:: • l tJ - ' ~ - ..... 1../ • aJ • W of Ann

f p (p . 12) Dorg2n J o.hn. sh i u c:::.r"'Oenter , EC.en , ;d side S

f p ( p. _87) of Gough ,

(18 2?) Dorgan J~o . ship ca rpenter, 20 P~ ilpot , near Tha~es ( p . 7?)

Durgan John , ship carpenter , Philpot, near Thames (p. BJ)

( 1829)

( 18Jl)

( 18JJ )

Dorgan John , carpe~ter , 20 Phi lpot near Tha~es f p ( p . Dor&~n & Baily, ship wri0hts , ?hilport (Philpot? ) f p .

( p . 89 ) . . Dur£e~ John , carpe~ter , 20 Philpot near Fhames (p. 94)

( Dorg2n and Durgan :;ire probab ly the same mf'l.n.)

Bailey Thorr.as , sh ip carpent er , 13 Philpot st (p. 21) Durgan .;ro_hn , ship carpenter , 20 Phi lpot st (p , 116)

Bailey Tho~as , ship carpenter , 9 Philpot st (p. 15) Dorgen ( Dorgan?) John , ship carpenter, Philpot st (p.

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(1835-1836) Bai ley Thomas , ship c2rpenter, 2 Philpot street (p, 12) Dorgan John, ship yard , w Falls av, ~ear the

drawbridge ; dw 20 Philpot st (p. 72)

(1837- 1838) Dorgan John , ship wright , 20 Philpot st (p. 114)

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