Discover how Maryland’s land tenure began with a royal charter and shaped today’s ground rents and leases.
The book traces the charter that created Maryland and made the Baron of Baltimore the province’s owner and landlord. It explains how the Crown’s rights and the proprietary’s powers defined land grants, taxes, and the feudal relationships that followed. You’ll see why the province was treated as a grand fief held in free and common socage, with the proprietary collecting quit rents and other dues from tenants.
It covers the mechanics of landholding, including how grants are issued, the role of the Land Office, and the way manors and courts were established to manage property and disputes. The material also outlines the origin and form of ninety-nine-year leases renewable forever, as well as sub-leases and the duties of both lessors and lessees under early Maryland law.
Ideal for readers of Maryland history, property law, and the development of early American land tenure.
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