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ST MARY'S
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CALVERT
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SOMERSET
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
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James Mills
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William Fitzhugh
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Robert Jenkins Henry
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John Addison
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Jeremiah Chase (D-3)
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Benjamin Mackall, Jr.
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William Murdock
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Thomas Reeder
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James John Mackall
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John Handy (D-6)
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George Fraser
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William Hicks
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Thomas Reynolds
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John Dennis, Sr.
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John Hawkins, Jr. (D-6)
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John Reeder, Jr. (E-4)
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CHARLES
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Henry Waggaman
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Thomas Gantt (E-6)
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KENT
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Bayne Smallwood
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Levin Gale (E-5)
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QUEEN ANNE'S
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Richard Gresham
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John Stoddert
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DORCHESTER
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Edward Tilghman
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Alexander Williamson,
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John Jordan
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Charles Goldsborough
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Henry Casson
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speaker 5, 6R 2
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Henry Moore (R-4)
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Henry Travers
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John Bracco
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Hugh Wallis
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Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
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Joseph Cox Gray
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Robert Lloyd
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William Hynson
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Henry Hooper, speaker
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WORCESTER
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ANNE ARUNDEL
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BALTIMORE
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John Scarborough, Sr.
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Henry Hall (D-4)
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William Govane
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CECIL
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John Henry
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Charles Carroll (D-4)
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Walter Tolley
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Nicholas Hyland
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John Dennis, Jr. (S-4)
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John Gassaway
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Lloyd Buchanan (Ds-3) 3
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Michael Earle
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John Evans
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Philip Hammond
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John Paca
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Henry Ward
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Benjamin Handy (E-4)
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Charles Carroll, Barrister
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William Smith (E-4)
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Henry Baker
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FREDERICK
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TALBOT
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ANNAPOLIS
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Henry Wright Crabb
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Brice T. B. Worthington
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Matthew Tilghman
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Walter Dulany
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Josiah Beall
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John Goldsborough
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Stephen Bordley (Ds-5) 4
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Edward Sprigg
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Pollard Edmondson
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Daniel Dulany, Jr. (E-5)
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Joseph Chapline
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James Edge (D-6)
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Committee
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ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES
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GRIEVANCES AND COURTS OF
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J. Henry (1-6)
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J. Goldsborough (1-6)
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Stoddert (1-6)
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JUSTICE
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Edge (1-5)
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Stoddert (1-6)
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Smallwood (1-6)
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Carroll (1-3)
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Beall (1-6)
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Edge (1-5)
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J. Goldsborough (1-6)
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Addison (1-6)
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J. Handy (1-3, 5)
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Hawkins (1-5)
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Hyland (1-6)
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Murdock (1-6)
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Bracco (2, 4-6)
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Waggaman (5, 6)
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M. Tilghman (1-6)
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J. Goldsborough (1-6)
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Williamson (4-6)
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J. Henry (6)
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Williamson (1-6)
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Stoddert (1-6)
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Hynson (5)
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Govane (6)
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LAWS
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Smallwood (1-6)
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Jenifer (5)
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ARMS AND AMMUNITION
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Carroll (1-3)
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Fitzhugh (1-6)
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Gassaway (5)
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Addison (1-4)
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R. J. Henry (1-4)
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E. Tilghman (3)
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Hawkins (5)
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J. J. Mackall (1-4)
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M. Tilghman (1-4)
C. Goldsborough (1-4)
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P. Hammond (3)
C. Goldsborough (3)
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Casson (5)
Smallwood (5)
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Crabb (1-4)
Fraser (1-6)
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Hall (1-4)
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M. Tilghman (4-6)
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Reynolds (5)
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Jordan (1-4)
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Bordley (1-4)
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Carroll, Barrister (4)
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J. J. Mackall (5)
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B. Mackall (4-6)
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E. Tilghman (1^0
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BILLS OF CREDIT-PAPER
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Govane (5)
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Paca (5, 6)
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Chase (1,2)
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CURRENCY (JOINT)
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Travers (5)
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Govane (5, 6)
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R. Lloyd (1-4)
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Lee (1,2, 5)
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Crabb (5)
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Casson (5, 6)
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P. Hammond (1-4)
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Chamberlaine (3, 4)
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Fraser (5)
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Fitzhugh (5, 6)
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Murdock (4)
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B. Calvert (6)
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Paca (6)
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Hyland (5, 6)
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Carroll, Barrister (4)
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W. Dulany (1-6)
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R. Lloyd (6)
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Earle (1-6)
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ACCOUNTS
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Murdock (1-6)
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1 Originally elected a delegate to the Lower House, he was appointed to the Council on May 22, 1756.
2 Williamson was chosen speaker of the Lower House on September 30, 1756, to replace the ailing Henry Hooper. On
April 13, 1757, Williamson was reported ill, and Hooper was returned to the speaker's chair.
3 Buchanan was discharged on June 28, 1755, for acting as prosecutor in the Baltimore County Court.
4 A new election for a delegate from Annapolis was called for on September 14, 1756, to replace Bordley, who had ac-
cepted the offices of attorney general of the province and naval officer of Annapolis.
5 The Lower House members on all first session standing committee were reappointed to continue in the second
through fifth sessions, except the Committee of Laws which ceased to function after the fourth session. The only names
relisted in those sessons were the members on the Committee of Bills of Credit-Paper Currency. In the sixth session the
members on the committees of Bills of Credit and Accounts were relisted; the members on the committees of Elections
and Arms and Ammunition were reappointed, but not relisted; and the members on the Committee of Grievances were
neither relisted nor reappointed, but functioned as usual. Therefore, the members on the Committee of Grievances in
the first through fifth sessions were credited with continued service in the sixth. It is presumed that Edward Tilghman,
Philip Hammond, and Charles Goldsborough, who were added to the Committee of Grievances at the end of the third
session, were not included in the reappointment made during the fourth session, and that Charles Carroll, Barrister,
who was added to this committee in the middle of the fourth session, was not reappointed in the fifth.
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