Laura C Cochrane; Lavinia R Crouse; Wilsie S Gibson; A May Thompson; Edward M Noble History of Caroline County, Maryland, from its beginning Federalsburg, Md.: Printed by the J.W. Stowell Print. Co., 1920, 362 pgs. Contents Formation of Caroline County Organization of the county Caroline County courts The Hundred--election districts Land grants The Mason and Dixon Line Roads, ferries, bridges, fences and gates Indians of the eastern shore When Indians lived in our land Foreword to the trial of Poh Poh Caquis Erection of the court house and jail Revolutionary period Caroline's military activities Colonel William Richardson. (1735-1825) Colonel William Whitely Matthew Driver The Potters of Potters Landing Life in Caroline following the Revolution Early brick dwellings in Caroline The Hughletts William Frazier--Methodist organizer Early churches and societies Caroline County alms houses When tobacco was king The duel between Dickinson and Jackson War of 1812 Captain Joseph Richardson Thomas Culbreth Early postal service The plantation Slavery An old time Maryland school (1838) The public schools Early factories The Civil War Marydel vicinity Henderson locality Goldsboro Moore's Greensboro (Choptank Bridge) Burrsville. (Union Corner, Punch Hall) Denton Harmony (Fowling Creek) Preston (Snow Hill) Bethlehem Federalsburg (North West Fork Bridge) Concord Smithville and community Hillsboro (Tuckahoe Bridge) Ridgely Spanish-American War County newspapers The World War The floods of 1919