PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1745

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

August 5-September 28, 1745

		UPPER HOUSE
	Benjamin Tasker, president	James Hollyday Philip Thomas	Benjamin Young
	George Plater	Charles Hammond Daniel Dulany	Benjamin Tasker, Jr
	Edmund Jennings	Samuel Chamberlaine Edward Lloyd	Richard Lee

		LOWER	HOUSE
	ST MARY'S	Joseph Hall	SOMERSET	George Steuart (EV) '
	Zachariah Bond	John Brome	William Stoughton	Stephen Bordley
	Samuel Abell	James John Mackall	David Wilson	PRINCE GEORGE'S
	Abraham Barnes James Mills (EV) '	CHARLES Bayne Smallwood	John Dennis Robert King	Edward Sprigg, speaker John Addison
	KENT	Richard Harrison	DORCHESTER	Osborn Sprigg
	Richard Gresham	William Wilkinson	Henry Hooper	Turner Wooton
	George Wilison	John Courts	Bartholomew Ennalls	QUEEN ANNE'S
	John Gresham	BALTIMORE	Philemon LeCompte	Thomas Wilkinson
	Matthias Harris	Thomas Sheredine	Daniel Sulivane (Ds)	Grundy Pemberton
	ANNE ARUNDEL	John Hall	CECIL	William Hopper
	Henry Hall	George Buchanan	Benjamin Pearce	Thomas Hammond
	Charles Carroll	John Paca	Nicholas Hyland	WORCESTER
	Philip Hammond	TALBOT	Thomas Colvill	John Henry
	Thomas Worthington	John Goldsborough	Joshua George	John Purnell
	CALVERT	Robert Lloyd	ANNAPOLIS	Abraham Outten
	Walter Smith	William Thomas	Robert Gordon	Parker Selby
		Nicholas Goldsborough

		Committee	Service
	ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES	P. Hammond	R. Gresham	Sheredine
	G. Wilison	R. Lloyd	Paca	Pemberton
	Smallwood	N. Goldsborough	0. Sprigg	Henry
	Worthington	Hooper	Hooper	Barnes
	J. Gresham	H. Hall	ACCOUNTS	ARMS AND AMMUNITION
	J Goldsborough	Harris	King	Wooton
	Ennalls	Bordley	Wooton	H. Hall
	Courts	AGGRIEVANCES AND COURTS	Sheredine	Thomas
	Smith	OF JUSTICE	Worthington	J. Gresham
	LAWS	Stoughton	Buchanan	Hooper
	Carroll	G. Wilison	BILLS OF CREDIT-PAPER	D. Wilson
	George	Carroll	CURRENCY (JOINT)	Addison
	Colvill	N. Goldsborough	E. Lloyd	Smith
	Stoughton	Pemberton	Colvill

¹ The sheriff of St. Mary's County cast the deciding vote after James Mills and James Swan tied in the election. Mills
attended as a delegate, but was dismissed on August 29, after the Lower House decided that the action of the sheriff
was illegal.

² Sulivane continued to act as undershenff of Dorchester County after the date of the election was posted. He was
therefore not qualified to stand for election, and was discharged on August 29, 1745.

³ Steuart was dismissed on August 10, after the petition of Stephen Bordley complaining of an irregular election was
upheld. Bordley was determined duly elected, and took his seat.