mixed material monographic eng 137 3 Chiefly correspondence (1770-1800) addressed to Walter Stone, public official, of Port Tobacco, Md., concerning business and legal matters and a congressional inquiry into the conduct of Robert Morris as superintendent of finance. Includes legal and financial records, will, and survey. Correspondents include Charles Carroll of Carrollton, James Monroe, Robert Morris, Benjamin Rush, Michael Jenifer Stone, and Thomas Stone. Open to research. Members of the Stone family of Maryland. Collection material in English. Carroll, Charles 1737-1832 Correspondence Monroe, James 1758-1831 Correspondence Morris, Robert 1734-1806 Correspondence Rush, Benjamin 1746-1813 Correspondence Stone, Michael Jenifer 1747-1812 Correspondence Stone, Thomas 1743-1787 Correspondence Stone, Walter Correspondence Stone family Finance, Public United States History To 1789 Governmental investigations United States Registers of births, etc Maryland Wills Maryland Politics and government 1775-1865 United States History Confederation, 1783-1789 Public officials mm 74075758 Open to research. DLC 741226 20260227111615.0 mm 74075758