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Carroll (Cvl, 1, Cv2, 2, 3,
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Wilson (Cvl, 1)
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B. Harris (Cv3)
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Govane (Cvl, l,Cv2, 2, 3,
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Smallwood (Cv3)
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Murdock(Cvl, 1, Cv2, 2, 3,
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King (2, 3, Cv3)
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E. Dorsey (Cvl, 1, Cv2, 2)
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J. H. Dorsey (Cv3)
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1 The validity of Steuart's election as a delegate from Annapolis was again questioned through petition from Henry
Woodward, who sought to disqualify some of the votes cast for his opponent. After some discussion, both parties
agreed to avoid "giving the House any further Trouble in this Controversy," and requested that the election "so far as
it concerns them should be declared Void." The Lower House called for a new election, at which time Steuart was
again returned. He requalified on April 4, 1759.
2 The members on all Lower House standing committees appointed during the first convention were reapointed to con-
tinue in the first session and second convention, but the only names relisted were the members on the Committee of
Bills of Credit-Paper Currency. All committees were individually relisted in the second and third sessions. During the
third convention the Lower House members of all third session standing comittees were reappointed to continue, but
again the only names relisted were the members on the Committee of Bills of Credit-Paper Currency. An Upper House
member of this committee was named each session.
PROPRIETARY ASSEMBLY OF 1762-1763
Frederick Calvert, 6th Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Horatio Sharpe, governor
FIRST SESSION: March 17-April 24, 1762
SECOND SESSION: October 4-November 26, 1763
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HOUSE
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Benjamin Tasker, president
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Edward Lloyd
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Daniel Dulany
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Charles Goldsborough
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Charles Hammond
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Richard Lee
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Stephen Bordley
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Samuel Chamberlaine
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Benedict Calvert
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John Ridout
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Philip Key (A-2)
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Philip Thomas (DNS, D-2)
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Robert Jenkins Henry
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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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DORCHESTER
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Josias Beall, Jr.
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Henry Greenfield Sothoron
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William Smallwood
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Henry Hooper, speaker
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Francis Waring
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Edmund Key
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John Truman Stoddert
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Joseph Cox Gray
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QUEEN ANNE'S
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George Plater
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George Dent
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Daniel Sulivane
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Robert Lloyd
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John Hall
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John Hanson, Jr.
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Charles Goldsborough
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Edward Tilghman
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KENT
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BALTIMORE
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James Hollyday
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William Hynson
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John Paca
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Henry Steele (E-2)
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Thomas Wright
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Richard Lloyd
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Thomas Cockey Deye
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CECIL
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WORCESTER
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Simon Wilmer
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John Hammond Dorsey
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Michael Earle
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Benton Harris
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Thomas Ringgold
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Corbin Lee
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Henry Baker
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Parker Selby
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ANNE ARUNDEL
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TALBOT
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Francis Mauldin (DNS,
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William Allen
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Thomas Johnson, Jr.
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Pollard Edmondson
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Peter Chaille
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John Hammond
Brice T. B. Worthington
Henry Hall
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James Tilghman
John Goldsborough
William Thomas
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William Ward
Nathan Baker (E-2)
ANNAPOLIS
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FREDERICK
Joseph Chapline
Nathan Magruder
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CALVERT
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SOMERSET
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George Steuart
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Thomas Beatty
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Charles Grahame
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William Hayward
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Walter Dulany
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Thomas Cresap
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James John Mackall
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William Waters
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
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Benjamin Mackall
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John Adams
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William Murdock
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William Adams
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