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3 Upon petition of various freeholders of Cecil County, the Lower House decided on June 6, 1749, that the election for
delegates from Cecil County was not a free election, and was therefore null and void. A new election was called for, at
which four different delegates were returned.

4 Dulany and Tilghman were discharged from the Lower House on May 9, 1750—Dulany for accepting the office of
deputy commissary of Anne Arundel County, and Tilghman for accepting the office of keeper of the rent rolls for the
Eastern Shore. Dulany was subsequently reelected to the Lower House, and took his seat on May 16, 1750.

5 Wright, who was elected to replace Edward Tilghman, was disqualified from serving on June 1, 1750, because he con-
tinuted to act as inspector of tobacco after his election.

6 Upon the petition of Prather, complaining of an illegal election and return by the sheriff of Frederick County, the
Lower House determined on June 8, 1749, that Dulany had not been properly elected. Prather was declared the winner,
and took his seat on June 9, 1749.

7 The members of all Lower House standing committees appointed in the convention were reappointed to continue in
the first, second, and third sessions, but the only names relisted in those sessions were the members on the Bills of
Credit-Paper Currency Committee. It is presumed that Benjamin Mackall and Henry Wright Crabb, who were added
to the Committee of Arms and Ammunition in the middle of the first session, were not included in the reappointment
of members made in the second session, and that James Mills and Nicholas Hyland, who were added to this same com-
mittee in the middle of the second session, were not included in the reappointment made in the third. It is also assumed
that Edward Sprigg and William Murdock, who were added to the Committee of Laws in the middle of the second
session, were not included in the third session reappointment. The Upper House member on the Committee of Bills of
Credit-Paper Currency was not named during the convention.


PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1751-1754

Frederick Calvert, 6th Lord Baltimore, proprietor

Samuel Ogle, governor 1 (D-2) '

Benjamin Tasker, acting governor 2 '

Horatio Sharpe, governor 3-6 '

FIRST SESSION: December 7-14, 1751

SECOND SESSION: June 3-23, 1752

THIRD SESSION: October 2-November 17, 1753

FOURTH SESSION: February 26-March 9, 1754

FIFTH SESSION: May 8-30, 1754

SIXTH SESSION: July 17-25, 1754


UPPER HOUSE


Benjamin Tasker, president

Charles Hammond Edward Lloyd

Richard Lee

George Plater

Samuel Chamberlaine Benjamin Young (D-4)

Benedict Calvert

Edmund Jennings (R-3)

Philip Thomas Benjamin Tasker, Jr.



Daniel Dulany (D-4)



LOWER

HOUSE


ST MARY'S

Thomas Reynolds

SOMERSET

PRINCE GEORGE'S

Zachariah Bond

Edward Gantt

Henry Waggaman

Ed ward Sprigg (DNS, D-l)

Abraham Barnes

CHARLES

Joseph Gillis

Turner Wooton (S-3)

James Mills

Arthur Lee

Robert Jenkins Henry

John Addison

Philip Key

John Stoddert

John Handy

William Murdock

KENT2

Alexander Williamson

Bayne Smallwood
Richard Harrison

DORCHESTER

Daniel Sulivane (S-3)

George Fraser (E-2)
John Hawkins, Jr. (E-3)

William Rasin (Ds-1, E-2,
S-4)

BALTIMORE '

William Govane(EV-l,

Ennalls Hooper (R-3)
Charles Goldsborough

QUEEN ANNE'S

Thomas Wilkinson

John Gresham (DNS, D-2)
Abraham Falconar (Ds-1,
E-2, D-6)
Richard Gresham (E-2)

E-2)
Lloyd Buchanan (EV-1,
E-2)
Thomas Franklin (EV-1,

Henry Hooper
Henry Travers (E-3)
Joseph Cox Gray (E-3)

CECIL

John Tillotson
William Hopper
James Hollyday

WORCESTER

Hugh Wallis (E-5)

E-2, S-3)

Michael Earle

John Scarborough

ANNE ARUNDEL

Thomas Worthington (D-3)

Charles Ridgely (EV-1,
E-2)

Benjamin Pearce
Sidney George

John Evans
John Selby (D-5)

Philip Hammond, speaker

John Paca (E-3)

Nicholas Hyland

John Purnell

Charles Carroll

TALBOT

ANNAPOLIS

John Henry (£-6)

Henry Hall
John Gassaway (E-3)

John Goldsborough
Pollard Edmondson

Robert Gordon (D-3)
Walter Dulany

FREDERICK

Daniel Dulany, Jr.

CALVERT

Matthew Tilghman

George Steuart (E-3,

Nathan Magruder

James John Mackall
Benjamin Mackall, Jr.

Edward Oldham

EV-3)4
Alexander Hamilton (E-3)

Henry Wright Crabb
Joseph Chapline


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