PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1719-1721/22

Charles Calvert, 5th Lord Baltimore, proprietor

John Hart, governor 1, 2
Charles Calvert, governor 3-5

FIRST SESSION: May 14-June6, 1719

SECOND SESSION: April 5-22, 1720

THIRD SESSION: October 11-27, 1720

FOURTH SESSION: July 18-AugUSt 5, 1721

FIFTH SESSION: February 20-28, 1721/22

			UPPER HOUSE
	Thomas Brooke	Thomas Addison	Matthew Tilghman Ward	James Bowles (A-3)
	William Holland	Philemon Lloyd	Thomas Bordley (A-2,	John Rousby (A- 5)
	Samuel Young	Richard Tilghman	Ds-5)1
	John Hall	Henry Lowe (D-5)

		LOWE	R HOUSE
	ST MARY'S	John Rousby (C-5) 2	James Lloyd	Stephen Knight (E-3,
	Henry Peregrine Jowles	Walter Smith	Thomas Emerson (D-2)	Ds-3)5
	(D-2)	Benjamin Mackall	Thomas Edmondson	John Ward (E-5)
	Thomas Trueman	CHARLES	William Clayton (E-3)	ANNAPOLIS
	Greenheld (S-3, E-4)	John Parry (D-2)	SOMERSET	Thomas Bordley (C-2)
	George Clarke	John Fendall	Benjamin Wailes	John Beale (Ds-2) 6
	Thomas Waughop	George Dent	John Jones	Benjamin Tasker (E-2)
	John Baker (E-4)	Robert Hanson	John Caldwell	Amos Garrett (E-2)
	KENT	Alexander Contee (E-3)	George Dashiell	PRINCE GEORGE'S
	Nathaniel Hynson (D-4)	BALTIMORE	DORCHESTER	James Stoddart
	James Smith	James Maxwell	Roger Woolford	Robert Tyler
	St. Ledger Codd	Francis Dollahyde (D-4)	John Brannock	Philip Lee
	Lambert Wilmer	James Phillips (D-2)	John Rider	Ralph Crabb
	ANNE ARUNDEL	Richard Colegate (D-5)	Peter Taylor (EV-1, E-2) 3	QUEEN ANNE'S
	Joseph Hill	Roger Matthews (E-3)	CECIL	Charles Wright (D-3)
	Daniel Mariartee	John Dorsey (E-5)	William Dare (S-4)	Thomas Fisher
	Edmond Benson	TALBOT	Ephraim Augustus Herman	James Earle, Sr.
	Richard Warfield	Robert Ungle, speaker	James Frisby (D-2)	William Turbutt
	CALVERT		Roger Larramore 4	James Earle, Jr. (E-4)
	John Mackall

			Committee Service
	ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES	Parry (1)	AGGRIEVANCES	Emerson (1)
	J. Mackall (1-5)	Benson (1, 3, 4)	Tyler (1-5)	Colegate (1)
	Rousby (1-4)	Smith (1-4)	Mariartee (1-5)	Warfield (3-5)
	J. Lloyd (1-5)	Woolford (1-5)	Wright (1,2)	ACCOUNTS
	Crabb (1-5)	Brannock (1)	Hynson (1-4)	Hill (1-4)
	Colegate (1-4)	Dashiell (1)	Fisher (1-4)	Phillips (1)
	Dashiell (5)	J. Mackall (2-5)	Turbutt (1)	Codd (1-5)
	LAWS	Colegate (2, 3)	Hanson (1)	Beale (1)
	Bordley (1)	Contee (3-5)	Codd (1)	Turbutt (1,3-5)
	Stoddart (1-5)	Earle, Jr. (4, 5)	Maxwell (1)	Rider (2-4)
	Lee (1-5)		Smith (O	Earle, Sr. (2-5)

¹ Originally elected a delegate to the Lower House, Bordley was appointed to the Council by April 6, 1720. However, in
a letter dated September 1721, he was discharged from further service as a councilor after angering Governor Calvert
with what the governor termed "Council of pernicious Consequence." In February 1721/22, the governor declared that
since membership on the Council was the only qualification for membership in the Upper House, Bordley's discharge
from the Council also removed him from service in the Upper House.

² Originally elected a delegate to the Lower House, Rousby was appointed to the Council prior to the fifth session.
³ The election of Taylor was declared void on May 19, 1719, after the Lower House determined that the sheriff had
been "very partiall and remiss in his Duty." He was declared duly reelected on April 7, 1720.

⁴ Although his first name was usually given as Roger in the Lower House journal, it was occasionally listed as Robert.
⁵ Knight was asked to withdraw from the Lower House on October 14, 1720, after the Committee of Elections and
Privileges reported that no indenture was returned from the sheriff for his election. The sheriff was fined for not fulfill-
ing his duties.

⁶ The election of a new delegate from Annapolis was called for on April 6, 1720, to replace Beale, who had become
clerk of the Council prior to the second session.

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