This book explores the origins and stories of the influential founders of three important colonial families in Maryland: Ridgely, Dorsey, and Greenberry. Through in-depth research and analysis, Henry Ridgely Evans brings to life the lives and legacies of these fascinating figures and their impact on Maryland's history and society.

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