1870

CHARLES COUNTY.

Trustee*
named.

That the following persons, be and the same are hereby con-
stituted and appointed trustees of schools, in their several dis-

1st Elec.
district.
School
Dist No. 1.

tricts, respectively, as follows, to wit : in the first election
district of said county, for district school number one, Bennet
Dyson, Uzziel Nally, James Williams, James D. Carpenter,

No. 2. .

and William Nalley ; for district school number two, Alexander
Gray, William Smith, John T. B. Perry, John Brawner and

No. 3.

William Brawner, of Ed. ; for district school number three,
Joseph us Brummett, William F. Benner, John U. Evans,
Richard Speake, and John Price; for district school number

No. 4.

four, Francis E. Dunnington, Thomas Perry, Lawson Speake,
Elhanah Franklin and Richard B. Posey ; for district school

No. 5.

number five, Walter A. Haislip, Thomas 11. Latimer, John A.
Maddox, Robert Brawner, and Frederick Nelson ; for district

No. 6.

school number six, Edmund Perry, Thomas Lloyd, George
Taylor, Thomas Jones and Walter M. Miller ; for district

No. 7.

school number seven, Richard Barns, Joseph Young, Walter
H. Robertson, William D. Briscoe, and John M. Muschett;

No. 8.

for district school number eight, John D. Freeman, Joseph
Stone, Charles A. Pye, Francis Neale and Francis B. Burgess ;

2J election
district.
School Dis.
No. 1.
No. 2.

in the second election district for school district number one,
Robert Digges, Aquilla Bateman, John W. Smoot, James II.
Neale, and John Herbert; for district school number two,
George Dent, Joannas D. Statk, Samuel Latimer, Philip
Marshall and Absalom Tenison ; for district school number

No. 3.

three, John T. Stoddart, Josias Hawkins, Nathan Harris, John

No. 4.

Posey, and Menehin Lloyd; for district school number four,
Daniel Jenifer, Francis Matthews, George W. Neale, Isaiah
Posey, and Charles I. Lancaster ; for district school number

No. 5.

five, Washington F. Lancaster, Stowton W. Dent, Walter
Wood, William H. Smoot, and Alexues Lancaster ; for district

No. 6.

school number six, Samuel I. Briscoe, Henry Goodwin, Rich-

No. 7.

ard II. Dyson, Wilson Compton, and Frederick Turner; for
district school number seven, Thomas O. Bean, Levi Dent,
Benjamin T. Johns, Oswald Dyson and Zachariah Swann ; in

3d election
district.
School Dis.
No. 1.

No. S

the third election district, for district school number one,
Flezekiah Brawner, Pearson Chapman, Girard Robey, Walter
W. Hannon, and Peter Dent; for district school number two,
Francis C. Green, Sylvester F. Gardiner, Thomas B. Berry,
Thomas II. Edelen, and Allison F. Bealle ; for school district

No. 3.

number three, William McPherson, James Johnson, John A.
Pye, Henry M. Robey and William H. M. Garner ; for school

No. 4.

district number four, John G. Chapman, John Matthews,
Francis Thompson, Francis Robey, and Edward Saunders; for

No. 5.

district school number five, Philip I. Ford, Allison Roberts,

4th election
district.

Charles Wills, Henry A. Moore, and James M. Murray ; in
the fourth election district for school number one, John Hamil-