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Committee Service
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AGGRIEVANCES (JOINT)
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W. Calvert
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Preston
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Taillor
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P. Calvert
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Utie
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Withers
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Wickes
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Coursey
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Burgess
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Slye
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Houghton
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Trueman
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1 Calvert apparently attended this Assembly on a special writ, because he was not yet officially appointed to the Coun-
cil when the Assembly convened; perhaps he was replacing William Evans, who died in March 1668/69.
2 Impeached by the Lower House during the session for irregular actions as a lawyer; the Upper House ruled the im-
peachment procedure improper and cleared him of all charges.
3 The surviving Upper House journal does not record Hall's attendance, but he was an elected delegate from Calvert
County.
4 Horsey never attended the session. Somerset, like Dorchester, a newer and less populated county, may have desired a
smaller delegation.
PROPRIETAR Y ASSEMBL Y OF 1671-2674/75
Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Charles Calvert, governor
FIRST SESSION: March 27-April 19, 1671
SECOND SESSION: October 10-19, 1671
THIRD SESSION: May 19-June 6, 1674
FOURTH SESSION: February 12-24, 1674/75
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UPPER
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HOUSE
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Philip Calvert, chancellor
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Baker Brooke
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Samuel Chew
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Thomas Taillor (A-3)
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William Talbot, secretary 1
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William Calvert, secretary
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Edward Fitzherbert (R-2) 2
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Nathaniel Utie (A-3)
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(R-1) 1
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3,4'
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Jesse Wharton (A-3)
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Thomas Trueman
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LOWER
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HOUSE
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ST MARY'S
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CALVERT
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John Vanhack (R-4) 4
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DORCHESTER 6
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Luke Gardiner (S-3)
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Thomas Brooke
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John Waterton
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Daniel Clarke
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William Boarman
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Charles Brooke (D-3)
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Thomas Howell
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Henry Trippe 4
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William Hatton
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Richard Perry (R-3) 4
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Thomas Todd (E-4)
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William Ford (E-4) 4
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Thomas Dent (E-3)
John Jarbo (E-3)
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Daniel Jenifer (R-3)4
Richard Hall (E-3)
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George Wells (E-4)
TALBOT
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ST MARY'S CITY 7
John Morecroft (E-2, D-3)
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KENT
Arthur Wright
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William Berry (E-3)
Henry Darnall (E-3, S-4)
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Richard Woolman
Philemon Lloyd
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Thomas Notley (E-2),
speaker 2-4
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William Bishop
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CHARLES
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Joseph Wickes
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Robert Carvile (E-3)
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ANNE ARUNDEL
Thomas Taillor, speaker 1
(C-3) 4
William Burgess
Cornelius Howard
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Humphrey Warren (DNS,
D-1) 3
Henry Adams
Ignatius Causine
John Bowles
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William Hambleton
SOMERSET 6
Paul Marsh
Roger Woolford
Ambrose Dixon (DNS) 5
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CECIL 3
Henry Ward (E-4)
Abraham Wilde (E-4)
John Vanhack (E-4) 4
Thomas Salmon (E-4)
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Robert Franklin
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BALTIMORE
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Ambrose London (DNS) 5
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James Browne (DNS) '
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Committee Service
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ACCOUNTS (JOINT)9
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Adams (2)
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Carvile (3a, 3b)
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Clarke (3b)
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B. Brooke (1, 2)
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Burgess (3)
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Lloyd (3a, 3b)
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Berry (3b)
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Trueman (1, 3)
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Hambleton (3)
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Adams (3a)
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Howell (3b)
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Chew (1,2)
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Howell (3)
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Vanhack (3a)
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Boarman (4)
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Taillor (3)
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LAWS (JOINT) 10
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Hatton (3a)
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Wells (4)
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Jenifer (2)
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B Brooke (2)
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Waterton (3a)
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Ward (4)
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T Brooke (2)
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Trueman (2, 3)
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Dent (3b)
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Hall (4)
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Lloyd (2, 3)
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Chew (3)
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Burgess 3b)
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Wright (4)
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Franklin (2)
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Wharton (3)
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Woolman Ob, 4)
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