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PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1749-1751
Charles Calvert, 5th Lord Baltimore proprietor
Samuel Ogle, governor
CONVENTION: May 9-11, 1749
FIRST SESSION: May 24-June 24, 1749
SECOND SESSION: May 8-June 2, 1750
THIRD SESSION: May 15-June 8, 1751
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UPPER HOUSE
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Benjamin Tasker, president
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Charles Hammond Daniel Dulany
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Benjamin Tasker, Jr.
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(DNS)
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George Plater
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Samuel Chamberlaine Edward Lloyd
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Richard Lee
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Edmund Jennings
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Philip Thomas Benjamin Young
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Benedict Calvert
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LOWER
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HOUSE
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ST MARY'S '
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CHARLES
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Henry Waggaman
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John Addison
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Zachariah Bond (EV-1,
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John Stoddert
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DORCHESTER
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William Murdock
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E-2)
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Bayne Smallwood
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Henry Hooper
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QUEEN ANNE'S
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Abraham Barnes (EV-1,
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Jonathan Wilison
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Philemon LeCompte
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Edward Tilghman (Ds-2)4
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E-2)
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Arthur Lee
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Daniel Sulivane
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William Hopper
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Philip Key (EV-1, E-2)
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BALTIMORE
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Henry Travers
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John Davis
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James Mills (EV-1, E-2)
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George Buchanan (D-2)
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CECIL '
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Thomas Wilkinson
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KENT
Matthias Harris
Richard Lloyd
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John Paca
Thomas Sheredine (S-3)
Darby Lux (D-3)
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Benjamin Pearce (EV-1)
Peter Bayard (EV-1)
John Baldwin (EV-1)
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Nathaniel Wright (E-2,
DNS, Ds-2) 5
John Tillotson (E-3)
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Simon Wilmer
Nicholas Smith
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William Smith (E-2)
John Matthews (E-3)
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Richard Thompson (EV-1)
Thomas Colvill (E-2)
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WORCESTER
Thomas Robins
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ANNE ARUNDEL
Philip Hammond, speaker
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Walter Tolley (E-3, Ds-3)
Thomas Franklin (E-3)
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Nicholas Hyland (E-2)
Henry Baker (E-2)
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John Selby
John Scarborough
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Thomas Worthington
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TALBOT
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James Baxter (E-2)
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John Henry
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Charles Carroll
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John Goldsborough
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ANNAPOLIS
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FREDERICK
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Stephen Bordley
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Nicholas Goldsborough
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Robert Gordon
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Henry Wright Crabb
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CALVERT
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Robert Lloyd
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Walter Dulany (Ds-2,
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Thomas Owen
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James John Mackall
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Edward Oldham
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E-2)4
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Joseph Chapline
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James Heighe
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SOMERSET
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
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Daniel Dulany, Jr. (EV-1) 6
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Benjamin Mackall, Jr.
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Robert King
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Turner Wooton
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John Smith Prather 6
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Benson Bond (D-3)
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Robert Jenkins Henry
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Edward Sprigg
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Thomas Reynolds (E-3)
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Isaac Handy
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Committee
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Service
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ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES
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Sprigg (2)
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Sheredine (Cv-2)
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Hopper (1)
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Sprigg (Cv-3)
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Murdock (2)
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Buchanan (Cv, 1)
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Wilison (1)
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Worthington (Cv-3)
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Wooton (3)
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Murdock (3)
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A. Lee (1)
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Wooton (Cv-3)
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AGGRIEVANCES AND COURTS
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BILLS OF CREDIT-PAPER
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Wilmer (1)
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Stoddert (Cv-3)
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OF JUSTICE
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CURRENCY (JOINT)
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Owen (1)
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Tilghman (Cv, 1)
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Carroll (Cv-3)
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Chamberlaine (1)
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B. Mackall (1)
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Smallwood (Cv-3)
J. Goldsborough (Cv-3)
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N. Goldsborough (Cv-3)
Hooper (Cv-3)
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R. Lee (2, 3)
Sheredine (Cv-2)
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Colvill (2, 3)
Baxter (3)
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LAWS
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Addison (Cv-3)
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Tilghman (Cv, 1)
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ARMS AND AMMUNITION
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Carroll (Cv-3)
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Paca (Cv-3)
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Barnes (Cv-3)
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Addison (Cv-3)
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Robert Lloyd (Cv-3)
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Stoddert (Cv-3)
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J. Henry (Cv-3)
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Lux (Cv-2)
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N. Goldsborough (Cv-3)
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J. Goldsborough (Cv-3)
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Z. Bond (Cv-3)
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Richard Lloyd (Cv-3)
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Hooper (Cv-3)
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Murdock (3)
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J. Goldsborough (1)
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J. J. Mackall (Cv-3)
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Harris (Cv-3)
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ACCOUNTS
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Murdock (1)
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Hooper (Cv-3)
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R J. Henry (Cv-3)
Key (Cv-3)
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Worthington (Cv-3)
King (Cv-3)
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Lux(1)
Richard Lloyd (1)
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B. Mackall (1)
Crabb (1)
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Bordley (Cv-3)
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Wooton (Cv-3)
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Waggaman (1)
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Mills (2)
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W. Dulany (Cv-3)
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Sprigg (Cv-3)
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Paca (1)
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Hyland (2)
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1 The election of the St. Mary's County delegation was declared null and void on June 10, 1749, because of the illegal
conduct of the sheriff, Robert Chesley. All delegates were subsequently reelected and returned on May 8, 1750.
2 Tolley was discharged from the Lower House on June 1, 1751, for serving as an inspector of tobacco. Thomas Frank-
lin, who had received the second highest number of votes cast, was declared the duly elected delegate and took his seat
on June 4, 1751.
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