PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1722-1724

Charles Calvert, 5th Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Charles Calvert, governor

FIRST SESSION: October 9-November 3, 1722

SECOND SESSION: September 23-October 26, 1723

THIRD SESSION: October 6-November 4, 1724

			UPPER HOUSE
	Thomas Brooke (Ds-2)	John Hall	Richard Tilghman	John Rousby
	William Holland	Thomas Addison	Matthew Tilghman Ward	James Lloyd (A-l, D-3)
	Samuel Young	Philemon Lloyd	James Bowles	Benjamin Tasker (A-l)

		LOWER	HOUSE
	ST MARY'S	CALVERT	James Lloyd (C-l) 3	Josiah Sutton
	William Watts (D-3)	John Mackall	Daniel Sherwood	Francis Mauldin
	Justinian Jordan	Benjamin Mackall	John Oldham	William Freeman
	Thomas Waughop	Walter Smith	Thomas Bozman (E-2)	ANNAPOLIS
	John Read	William Young	SOMERSET	Thomas Humphrys
	KENT	CHARLES	Nathaniel Hopkins	Daniel Dulany
	Samuel Wallis (D-3)	George Dent	Robert King	PRINCE GEORGE'S
	Robert Dunn	Henry Holland Hawkins	Thomas Purnell (D-2)	Robert Tyler
	Philip Kennard	John Courts	William Whittington	James Stoddart
	William Blackiston	Joseph Harrison	George Dashiell (E-3)	Ralph Crabb
	Ebenezer Blackiston (E-3)	BALTIMORE	DORCHESTER	Thomas Gantt
	ANNE ARUNDEL	Thomas Tolley	Henry Hooper	QUEEN ANNE'S
	Thomas Bordley	William Hamilton	Matthew Travers	Edward Wright
	Joseph Hill (D-3)	John Taylor	John Hudson, Secundus	John Chaires
	John Beale	Thomas Hammond	Edward Pritchett	William Elliot
	Richard Warfield	TALBOT	CECIL	Solomon Wright
	Daniel Mariartee (E-3)	Robert Ungle, speaker	John Ward

			Committee Service4
	ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES	Bozman (2)	Sherwood (1-3)	ACCOUNTS
	J Mackall (1-3)	S Wright (2)	Bordley (1)	Hill (1,2)
	J Lloyd (1)	LAWS	AGGRIEVANCES AND COURTS	Beale (1-3)
	Crabb (1-3) Humphrys (1-3) Hooper (1-3)	Stoddart (1-3) Dulany (1-3) J Mackall (1-3)	OF JUSTICE Tyler (1-3) Warfield (1-3)	J Ward (1-3) Gantt (1-3)
	Sherwood (1)	Dent (1-3)	Harrison (1-3)
	E Wnght(1)	King (1-3)	Bordley (3)

The ranking of Upper House members as given in the proceedings varies. Members are listed here in the usual order
of seniority.

The precise reason for Brooke's dismissal is unknown.

Originally elected a delegate to the Lower House from Talbot County, James Lloyd was appointed to the Council on
the last day of the first session.

' The first few pages of the Lower House proceedings for the second session are missing. It is presumed that the original
committee members appointed in the first session were reappointed in the second session, and that Sherwood, E.
Wright, and Bordley, who were added late in the first session, were not reappointed. The proceedings of the third ses-
sion state that the second session committee members were to be reappointed, but these members are not specifically
named. It is assumed that Bozman and S. Wright, who were added in the middle of the second session, were not in-
cluded in this reappointment.