68 "Journal of the Council"

Worcester County

John Selby, Thomas Purnell, James Selby, Thomas Postley, Josiah Mitchell, John Pope
Mitchell, Philip Quintan, Isaac Marshall, William Purnall, William Handy Ind'n. town,
Purnall Johnson and Outten Sturgis Justices of the County Court.

John Selby, John Postley, Josiah Mitchell, Philip Quinton and William Handy, Indian
town, Justices of the Orphans Court.

Somerset County

William Winder, Esme Bayley, John Williams, Gilliss Polk, John Stewart, Henry
Jackson, Levin Woolford, George Waters, William Stevens, Henry Miles, William Stone and
Samuel Smyley Justices of the County Court.

John Stewart, Gilliss Polk, John Williams, Henry Jackson and Levin Woolford Justices
of the Orphans Court.

Queen Anns County

John Brown, Clement Sewell, John Fisher, James OBryan, John Thompson, Jacob
Ringgold, Arthur Emory, Edward Downes, George Baynard, Peregrine Fitzhugh, Abraham
Falconer, Henry Pratt, James Hindman, and George Jackson Justices of the County Court.

John Brown, Clement Sewell, John Thompson, Arthur Emory, and Edward Downes
Justices of the Orphans Court.

The Justices of the County Court of Talbot County were reappointed.

The Council adjourned 'till tomorrow morning.

Thursday 24th. December 1789

The Council met.

Present as on Yesterday. [p. 129]

Commissions issued to the following persons appointed Justices of the County and
Orphans Courts:

Caroline County

Matthew Driver, Philemon Downes, Zabdiel Potter, Joseph Richardson, William
Frazier, Peter Edmondson junr., John Hardcastle, Thomas Mason, John Brown and Joseph
Nicholls Justices of the County Court.

Matthew Driver, Philemon Downes, Zabdiel Potter, Peter Edmondson junr. and John
Brown justices of the Orphans Court.

Washington County

John Stull, John Barnes, John Celler, Thomas Sprigg, Alexander Clagett, John Reid,
Henry Shryock, Ignatius Taylor, Thomas Cramphin, Matthew Vanlear and William Good
Justices of the County Court.

John Stull, Thomas Sprigg, Alexander Clagett, Henry Shryock and Ignatius Taylor
Justices of the Orphans Court.