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Service
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ACCOUNTS
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Lane (2, 4)
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J. Whittington (3)
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Taylard (l,3)
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1. Smith (1-4, chm.)
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E. Lloyd (2)
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E. Hall (3, 4)
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E. Lloyd (1,3, 4)
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J. Hall (1,2)
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W. Smith (2, 3)
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W. Smith (3)
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Jenkins (2)
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Thompson (1-4)
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J. Hall (4)
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Saunders (3)
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Miller (2, 3)
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Hoskins (1-4)
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J. Lowe (4)
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J. Lowe (4)
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Carvile (2, 3)
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AGGRIEVANCES
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Campbell (4)
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Greenfield (4)
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Beale (2)
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Saunders (1,2, 4)
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ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES
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Worthington (4)
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Wilmer (2, 3)
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Harris (1-3)
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Hammond (1, chm.)
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Young (4)
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Tilghman (2-4)
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Ashman (1)
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Hawkins (1)
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Briscoe (4)
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Hutchinson (3, 4)
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Wilmer (1,2)
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Hoskins (1)
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LAWS
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Young (3)
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Hutchinson (1, 2)
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Harris (1,3, chm. 3)
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Clarke (1)
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W. Whittington (4)
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Taylard (1)
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Miller (1)
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Hill (1, 3, 4)
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Ennalls (4)
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E. Hall (2, 3)
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Leech (3)
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Crawford (1-3)
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Taylard (3)
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Hcmsley (1)
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' 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 sit-
ting as an official member by May 1699.
1 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.
4 His election to the third session was ruled invalid because proper notice had not been given to all freeholders.
5 Resigned early in the fourth session to accept the position of clerk of the Lower House.
ROYAL ASSEMBLY OF 1701-1704
Nathaniel Blakiston, governor 1-3 (R-4)
Thomas Tench, acting governor, as president of the Council 4
John Seymour, governor 5
FIRST SESSION: May 8-17, 1701
SECOND SESSION: March 16-25, 1701/02
THIRD SESSION: June 25-26, 1702
FOURTH SESSION October 26-29, 1703
FIFTH SESSION: April 26-May 3, 1704
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UPPER HOUSE
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Thomas Tench
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Robert Smith
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William Holland (A-2)
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Thomas Ennalls (A-4,
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John Addison
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John Hammond
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James Saunders (A-2)
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DNS)2
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John Courts (D-4)
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Francis Jenkins
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Kenelm Chescldyne (A-4,
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William Coursey (A-4) :
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Thomas Brooke
James Frisby 1
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Edward Lloyd (A-2)
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DNS) 2
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Robert Quarry (A-4,
DNS)2
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LOWER
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HOUSE
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ST. MARY'S
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Lawrence Draper (E-2)
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TALBOT
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Hugh Eccleston
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Kenelm Cheseldyne (C-4)
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CALVERT
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Thomas Smithson, speaker
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John LeCompte
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John Lowe (EX-2)
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Walter Smith
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ST MARY'S CITY
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Thomas Beale
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Elisha Hall (Ds-5) J
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Edward Lloyd (C-2)
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Henry Lowe (Ds-5) 6
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William Watts
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William Parker
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Philemon Lloyd
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George Muschamp
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John Baker (E-2)
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John Smith
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Richard Tilghman
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KENT
Thomas Smith
John Whittington
John Hynson
John Salter
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CHARLES
William Dent, speaker 5
James Smallwood
Philip Lynes
Benjamin Hall
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William Coursey (E-3,
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SOMERSET
William Whittington
James Round (DNS, D-l)
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CECIL
William Harris
St. Leger Codd
John Thompson (D-2)
Matthias Vanderheyden
Thomas Frisby (E-3, EV,
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ANNE ARUNDEL
William Holland (C-2)
James Saunders (C-2)
Samuel Young
John Dorsey
Charles Greenberry (E-2)
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BALTIMORE
John Hall
Edward Dorsey
Samuel Sicklemore
Thomas Hammond
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John Bozman
John Franklyn
Peter Dent (E-2)
DORCHESTER
Thomas Ennalls (C-4)
Jacob Lockerman
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
Thomas Greenfield
William Hutchinson
John Wight
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Robert Bradley
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