| Object ID | 18CV60-1a |
| Project Name | Angelica Knoll |
| Project Number | 18CV60 |
| City | Dares Beach Road |
| County | Prince Frederick |
| State | MD |
| Country | USA |
| Site Type | Plantation - General |
| Time Period | 1680 - 1730 |
| Seal Text | C P |
| Description | The letters C & P formed from separate letterheads held together for impressing onto the molten glass of the seal. |
| Seal Size | 34 |
| Bottle Owner | Cosmos Parsons (?) (aka Cosine Parsons or Causmay Parsons) |
| Owner Bio | Catholic planter who lived in St. Mary's County in the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Son of John Parsons (died 1688). Cosmos Parsons shows up in St. Mary's County records between 1688 and 1734. |
| Submitted By | Patricia Samford |
| Affiliation | Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab, Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum |
| Citation | Excavation Report on the Angelica Knoll Area: a Colonial Historical Site on the Jones Farm in Calvert County, Maryland. Robert A. Elder, Jr. Maryland Archeology. Volume 27 (1):1-47. 1991; Veit and Huey 2014:Appendix; Roviello 2001 |
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