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A Biographical Dictionary of the Maryland Legislature 1635-1789 by Edward C. Papenfuse, et. al.
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PROPRIETAR Y ASSEMBLY OF 1638/39

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Leonard Calvert, governor

February 25-March 19, 1638/39
SPECIAL WRITS

Thomas Cornwaleys, of the
Council

Giles Brent, of the Council
John Lewger, of the Council

Fulke Brent
Thomas Greene

John Boteler '

ELECTED MEMBERS

MATTAPANIENT HUNDRED

Henry Bishop

ST MICHAEL'S HUNDRED

James Cauther

John Price

ST MARY'S HUNDRED

Thomas Gerard
Francis Gray

ST GEORGE'S HUNDRED

David Wickliff
Randall Revell

KENT ISLE

Nicholas Brown
Christopher Thomas

NONELECTED FREEMEN 2

Cuthbert Fenwick

Robert Clarke

1 There is no evidence that John Boteler attended.

Both men claimed a voice in the Assembly, because they did not assent to the election of burgesses from St. M
Hundred.

PROPRIETAR Y ASSEMBLY OF 1640-1641

Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Lord Baltimore, proprietor
Leonard Calvert, governor

FIRST SESSION-October 12-24, 1640
SECOND SESSION: August 2-12, 1641

Giles Brent, of the Council
Thomas Greene 2

SPECIAL WRITS

Fulke Brent 3
Thomas Gerard, lord of St.
Clement's Manor

Cuthbert Fenwick 4
John Lewger, of the
Council 5


ELECTED

MEMBERS


MATTAPANIENT HUNDRED

Richard Lusthead 6
Cuthbert Fenwick (E-2)

ST MICHAEL'S HUNDRED

Thomas Baldridge

Thomas Morris

ST MARY'S HUNDRED

John Lewger
Thomas Greene

ST GEORGE'S HUNDRED 7

Francis Gray
George Pye

ST. CLEMENTS HUNDRED

Robert Vaughan 6

KENT ISLE 8

Giles Brent
Thomas Adams
Thomas Allen
John Abbott

1 Elected a burgess from Kent Isle, as well as being summoned on a special writ.
2 Elected a burgess from St. Mary's Hundred, as well as being summoned on a special writ.
3 Attended only the second session.

4 Served at the first session on a special writ as attorney for Councilor and Manor Lord Thomas Cornwaleys, who
put of the country; at the second session he was elected a delegate from Mattapanient Hundred.
5 Elected a burgess from St. Mary's Hundred, as well as being summoned as a councilor on a special writ.

6 Attended only the first session.

7 St. George's Hundred sent only George Pye to the second session in an effort to reduce expenses.

8 Kent Isle sent only Giles Brent and Thomas Adams to the second session in an effort to reduce expenses.


 

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