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MSS.
Archives
of Md.
Black Book
No. 10
Letter 50
Hall of
Records

by the Authority aforesaid that the Chappell now standing between
Conegochege and Antietum shall be from the end of this present
Session of Assembly and shall be deemed, Reputed and taken to be
the Parish Church of All Souls Parish aforesaid, any Law usage or
Custom to the Contrary thereof in any wise notwithstanding And
that the Freeholders of All-Souls Parish aforesaid at a Certain day to
be by them after the end of this Session appointed shall have full
and ample Power to Elect and Chose Six Vestrymen and two
Church Wardens, and the same to alter and renew at such times and
in Such Manner as the Laws of this Province do in Like case Direct
And that the said Vestrymen and Church Wardens shall be Invested
with the same powers, Privilidges and Authorityes as Vestrymen
and Church Wardens of other Parishes within this Province are
Vested with

An Act for Dividing All Saints Parish in Frederick County and
for erecting a Chappel of Ease there into a Parish Church

By the Upper House of Assembly 9 April 1760
Read the first time & ordered to lye on the Table
Signed p Order J Ross Cl Up Ho

By the Upper House of Assembly 10 April 1760
Read the second time and will pass
Signed p Order J Ross Cl Up Ho

By the Lower house of Assembly 10.^th April 1760.

Read the first and Second time by an Especial Order & will not
pass.
Signed p Order MMacnemara Cl lo ho

[A PETITION, UNDATED, BUT APPARENTLY OF THIS
PERIOD, SIGNED BY SUNDRY INHABITANTS OF ALL SAINTS
PARISH, TO THE GOVERNOR AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
PRAYING THAT A TAX BE IMPOSED FOR REBUILDING THE
PARISH CHURCH AND TWO CHAPELS.]

MSS.
Archives
of Md.
Black Book
No. 10
Letter 108
Hall of
Records

To his Excellency Horatio Sharpe Esq.^r Governor and Com-
mander in Chief in and over the Province of Maryland, and the
Honourable the Upper and Lower Houses of Assembly.
The Petition of Sundry Inhabitants of the Parish of All-Saints
in Frederick County, for themselves and in Behalf of their whole
respective Neighbourhoods.
Most humbly sheweth

That Three several Subscriptions having been set on Foot among
the respective Inhabitants frequenting the three Established Places