Your description of the Parish's sound reasonable, but I do not have anything to authenticate that. I do have information that says Charles County was divided into nine election districts by an act of the MD General Assembly in 1868. This may help get a sense of who was where. Those districts would be 1. Port Tobacco (center of county) 2. Hill Top (west of Port Tobacco) 3. Nanjemoy (west) 4. Allen's Fresh (southeast) 5. Cob Neck (Harris lot) (south) 6 . Middleton (north) 7. Pomonkey (northwest) 8. Bryantown (northeast 9. Patuxent (Hughesville) (east) Sorry, couldn't be any more help. Someone who has studied that changes in the county might be able to help you. Patty John Lomax wrote: > In the 1775-1778 Charles County Maryland Census (18 years and upward) > the Port Tobacco Parish was listed as having a West Hundred and an East > Hundred. My information is that Port Tobacco Parish (exact time period > unknown) lay between Nanjemoy creek & Mattowoman creek on the west and > north and the upper part of Wicomico River/Creek as it continues through > the Zachia Swamp on the east side. Does anyone know the (approximate) > boundary between the East and West Hundreds? Is my information about > Port Tobacco Parish boundaries even close to being correct? > > Also, in censuses after 1790 is Trinity Parish just a later name for the > combined King and Queen Parish and William and Mary Parish? > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >