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First Session: March 10, 1697/98 - April 4, 1698
Second Session: October 20, 1698 - November 12, 1698
Third Session: June 29, 1699 - July 22, 1699
Fourth Session: April 26, 1699 - May 9, 1700 (historical introduction with links to Archives of Maryland)
Source:
Edward C. Papenfuse, et al., A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature, 1635-1789, Vols. 1&2. Annapolis, MD: Maryland State Archives, 1979, 1985.
| Upper House | |
|---|---|
| Thomas Lawrence, r-21
Henry Jowles Charles Hutchins George Robotham, d-2 Thomas Tench John Addison John Courts Edward Randolph, dns |
Thomas Brooke
James Frisby Robert Smith, sw-2, a-32 John Hammond, a-3 Thomas Tasker, a-3 Francis Jenkins, a-3 William Dent, sw-22 |
| Lower House | |||
| Anne Arundel County
John Hammond, c-3 Richard Hill James Saunders John Worthington, e-3 Samuel Young |
Baltimore County
George Ashman, d-4 John Fery, d-3 John Hall James Phillips, e-3 Thomas Staley, s-4 |
Calvert County
James Crawford, d-3 Elisha Hall John Leech William Parker, e-4 Walter Smith |
Cecil County
John Carvile, s-4 Hans Hanson William Harris William Pearce John Thompson |
| Charles County
Philip Briscoe, e-3 Benjamin Hall Henry Hawkins, d-3 Philip Hoskins James Smallwood |
Dorchester County
Walter Campbell Thomas Ennalls Thomas Hicks Jacob Lookerman |
Kent County
Charles Hynson, e-4 Michael Miller, d-4 Thomas Smith John Whittington Simon Wilmer, d-4 Solomon Wright, e-4 |
Prince George's County
William Barton, s-3 Ninian Beale Thomas Greenfield William Hutchinson John Wight |
| St. Mary's City
Thomas Waughop William Taylard, r-43 |
St. Mary's County
Thomas Beale Philip Clarke, d-3 John Lowe Jacob Moreland John Nutwell (Nuthall), e-3, ev-44 |
Somerset County
John Bozman Samuel Collins Francis Jenkins, c-3 Walter Lane William Whittington, e-3 |
Talbot County
William Hemsley, d-3 Edward Lloyd Nicholas Lowe, e-3, ev4 Philemon Lloyd, e-4 Thomas Smithson, spkr Richard Tilghman |
1. Returned to England in 1698, where he resigned his offices as provincial secretary and as a member of the Council and Upper House prior to the second session.
2. Smith, chief justice of the Provincial Court, and Dent, attorney general of the colony, were invited on special writs to sit with the Upper House for part of the second session. Both men also sat on special writs during 1698 in the Council to ensure a quorum and to provide special advice. Smith later received royal appointment to the Council and was sitting as an official member by May 1699.
3. Resigned early in the fourth session to accept the position of clerk of the Lower House.
4. His election to the third session was challenged and referred to the fourth session for final action, when it was ruled invalid because the election was not conducted according to law.
5. His election to the third session was ruled invalid because proper notice had not been given to all freeholders.
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