PROPR1ETAR Y ASSEMBLY OF 1634/35

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Leonard Calvert, governor

February 26, 1634/35
(No record of membership)

¹ The only record of this Assembly is a reference to an act passed on February 26, 1634/35, by a "General Assemblie"

at St. Mary's.

PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1637/38

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Leonard Calvert, governor

A GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ALL FREEMEN

January 25-29; February 8, 26; March 5, 12-24, 1637/38 ¹

		ATTENDANCE2
	Leonard Calvert, lieutenant	Thomas Cornwaleys, of the	John Lewger, of the Council	George Evelyn, commander
	general and president of	Council	Jerome Hawley, of the	of Kent Isle (SW) 3
	the Assembly	Robert Wintour, of the	Council
		Council

	Thomas Greene	James Cauther	John Hill	John Medley
	William Bretton	William Lewis	John Richardson	Isaac Edwards
	Henry Fleet	Thomas Franklin	Thomas Hebden	John Courtis
	Robert Philpott 4	Thomas Nabbs	John Halfehead	Cuthbert Fenwick
	William Brainthwaite	Thomas Baldndge	John Hillierd	Christopher Thomas
	John Wyatt	Edward Fleet	Edward Bateman	Richard Lowe
	Robert Clarke	Robert Percy	Richard Lusthead	John Nevill
	Richard Garaett	John Price	John Fleet	Richard Thompson
	(Gardiner), Sr.	Thomas Morris (Maurice,	Anthony Cotton	Remold Fleet
	Justinian Snow	Morrison)	Andrew Chappell	William Broughe
	Marmaduke Snow	Thomas Stent	Cyprian Thoroughgood	Henry Crawly
	Francis Rabnett	John Robinson 5	Christopher Martin	Thomas Bradnox 4
	Robert Vaughan	Zachary Mottershead	Nathaniel Pope	Edward Beckler 4
	James Baldndge	John Langford	John Smithson
	Francis Gray	Edward Parrie (Perry)	Robert Smith

		Committee Service
	LAWS 6	Evelyn	L. Calvert
	Cornwaleys	Wintour	J. Snow

¹ The Assembly met only during the dates listed and was otherwise in adjournment.

²Membership is listed generally in order of appearance. Many of the men attended for only a brief period, while others

attended regularly. Twenty-four men, who did not attend personally, were represented by proxies.

³ The clerk erred several times the first day of the first session in referring to "Captain Robert Evelyn" as commander

of Kent Isle. The commander was actually George Evelyn, commissioned in December 1637. By the second day of the

session, the error was noted and Robert Evelyn was no longer referred to as commander of Kent Isle, although a man

of that name did attend subsequent assemblies.

⁴ Robert Philpott, Thomas Bradnox, and Edward Beckler were elected to this Assembly to represent the freemen of

Kent Isle. The freemen were also eligible to attend, however, and several did.

⁵ A carpenter named John Robinson attended this Assembly, but a second man with the same name may also have

been present.

⁶ This was an elected committee charged with drafting legislation. Each person voted for five members and these were

the five men with the most votes, in order of strength. Later in the session, a smaller committee of three men?Thomas

Cornwaleys, Leonard Calvert, and George Evelyn?was elected to prepare laws.

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