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A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature 1635-1789 by Edward C. Papenfuse, et. al.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1782-1783

William Paca, governor

FIRST SESSIO:. November 4, 1782-January 15, 1783
SECOND SESSION: April 21-June 1, 1783


SENATE


WESTERN SHORE

James McHenry

Samuel Hughes (E-2)

Robert Goldsborough

George Plater, president 1 '

Daniel Carroll (DNS)

EASTERN SHORE

(R-2)

Thomas Stone
Charles Carroll of

Charles Carroll, Barrister
(D-2)

Matthew Tilghman,
president 1,2'

William Hindman
Josiah Polk (DNS)

Carrollton, president 2 '

Richard Barnes

John Henry

Edward Lloyd

John Smith

Benedict Edward Hall




HOUSE OF

DELEGATES


ST MARY'S

BALTIMORE

William Rowland

HARFORD

Uriah Forrest

Thomas Cockey Deye,

ANNAPOLIS

John Taylor

Thomas Bond
Philip Key

speaker
Charles Ridgely, of William

Allen Quynn
Samuel Chase

Benjamin Bradford Norris
Ignatius Wheeler, Jr.

Athanasius Ford

Samuel Worthington


William Smithson


John Cradock

PRINCE GEORGE'S


KENT


Thomas Duckett

CAROLINE

Thomas Smyth, Jr.

TALBOT

Waller Bowie

William Hopper

John Cadwalader

Hugh Sherwood, of

Jeremiah Magruder

Philemon Downes (DNS,

James Pearce
James Lloyd

Huntington
James Hindman

George Fraser Hawkins

R-l)
Hugh McBryde (DNS)

ANNE ARUNDEL

Brice T. B. Worthington

John Roberts, Jr.
Woolman Gibson, Jr.

QUEEN ANNE'S

James Kent
John Seney

Charles Daffin (DNS)
William Keene (E-1)

Nicholas Worthington

SOMERSET

Clement Sewell

BALTI MORE TOWN

John Hall
William Brogden

John Done
Gillis Polk (DNS)

Edward DeCoursey

William Fell
David McMechen

CALVERT

William Fitzhugh

Henry Jackson
John Stewart

WORCESTER

Joseph Dashiell
Henry Dennis

WASHINGTON

John Stull

Samuel Chew

DORCHESTER

William Morris

John Barnes

Edward Reynolds

James Shaw

Nehemiah Holland

James Chapline

John Weems, Jr.

Robertson Stevens


Thomas Sprigg

CHARLES

George Dent
William Wilkinson

Levin Kirkman
John Smoot

CECIL

FREDERICK

David Shriver
Thomas Ogle
Samuel Duvall

MONTGOMERY

Edward Burgess
Charles Greenbury Griffith

Michael Jenifer Stone

Archibald Job

Peter Mantz (DNS, R-1)

Laurence O'Neale

William Courts

Samuel Miller

Thomas Beatty (E-1)

Benjamin Edwards


Benjamin Brevard





Committee Service


ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES

S. Chase (1,2)

Bond (1,2)

MANUFACTORIES

Dashiell (1)

Fell (1, 2)

S. Worthington (1)

McMechen (1,2)

N. Worthington (1,2)

J. Hall (1,2)

Duckett (2)

Job (1,2)

Cradock (1)

Kent (1,2)

Reynolds (2)

Dashiell (1)

Quynn (1, 2)

CLAIMS

Jackson (2)

Magruder (1,2)

McMechen (1,2)

J. Hindman (1,2)

Key (2)

Stewart (1)

S. Duvall (2)
Chew (2)

Brogden (1,2)
Stewart (1)

LAWS TO EXPIRE

Quynn (1, 2)

Forrest (2)
Ridgely, of William (2)

GRIEVANCES AND COURTS OF

Se wall (1)

N. Worthington (1,2)

S. Chase (2)

JUSTICE

Done(1)

Ogle (1,2)

Jackson (2)

B. Worthington (1,2)




EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

November 16, 1782-November 23, 1783

Benjamin C. Stoddert Gabriel Duvall Jeremiah Townly Chase
James Brice John Hoskins Stone

1 Tilghman was elected president on December 24, 1782, to replace Plater who was unable to attend. Charles Carroll of
Carrollton was elected president on May 22, 1783, to replace Tilghman, who was indisposed.


 

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