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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1784
William Paca, governor
November 1, 1784-January 22, 1785
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SENATE
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WESTERN SHORE
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John Smith, president '
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EASTERN SHORE
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Robert Goldsborough (Dcl)
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George Plater, president '
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James McHenry
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John Henry
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William Perry
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Thomas Stone
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Daniel Carroll
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William Hindman
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William Hemsley (E, Dcl)
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Charles Carroll of
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Richard Barnes
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Josiah Polk (DNS, D)
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George Gale (E)
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Carrollton
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Benedict Edward Hall
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Edward Lloyd
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James Lloyd (E, DNS)
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Samuel Hughes
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HOUSE OF
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DELEGATES
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ST MARY'S
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Samuel Hanson
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Benjamin Brevard
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David Shriver
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Philip Key
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BALTIMORE
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Archibald Job
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HARFORD
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John DeButts
Edmund Plowden
Athanasius Ford (DNS)
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Thomas Cockey Deye,
speaker
Charles Ridgely, of William
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John Oglivie
ANNAPOLIS
Allen Quynn
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Benjamin Bradford Norris
John Love
James Bond
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KENT
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Charles Ridgely
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Samuel Chase
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Ignatius Wheeler, Jr.
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Peregrine Lethrbury
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John Stevenson
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
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CAROLINE
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John Scott
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TALBOT
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Walter Bowie
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Thomas Hardcastle
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Richard Graves (Ds, E) 2
John Cadwalader
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James Hindman
Edward Harris
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George Digges
Rinaldo Johnson
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Thomas Hughlett
Henry Downes
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ANNE ARUNDEL
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John Roberts
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Erasmus Gantt
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William Wheatly (DNS)
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John Hall
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John Gibson III
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QUEEN ANNE'S
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BALTIMORE TOWN
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Brice T. B. Worthington
Nicholas Worthington
Nicholas (Maccubbin)
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SOMERSET
George Gale (R)
John Dashiell
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Robert Wright
Edward DeCoursey
John Seney
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John Sterett
David McMechen
WASHINGTON
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Carroll
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Richard Waters, Jr.
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Clement Sewell
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John Stull
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CALVERT
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Arnold Elzey
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WORCESTER
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John Cellars
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John Grahame
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DORCHESTER
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Joshua Townshend
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Nicholas Swingle
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Michael Taney
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James Shaw
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Peter Chaille
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Thomas Hart (DNS)
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John Weems, Jr.
Alexander Frazier
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Gustavus Scott
James Steele
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William Morris (DNS)
Joseph Dashiell
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MONTGOMERY
Benjamin Edwards
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CHARLES
Francis Ware
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Thomas Firmin Eccleston
(DNS)
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FREDERICK
Thomas Beatty
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Thomas Cramphin
Laurence O'Neale
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George Dent
Josias Hawkins (DNS)
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CECIL
Samuel Miller
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Thomas Gantt
John D. Cary
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Thomas Sprigg Wooton
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Committee
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Service
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ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES
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GRIEVANCES AND COURTS
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CLAIMS
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Grahame
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N. Worthington
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OF JUSTICE
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J. Scott
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J. Hindman
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Quynn
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Ware
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Digges
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LAWS TO EXPIRE
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R. Wright
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N. Carroll
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Job
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Quynn
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Joseph Dashiell
Fraizer
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J. Hall
Key
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Key
Johnson
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N. Worthington
McMechen
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E. Gantt
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DeButts
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
November 25, 1784-November 17, 1785
Charles Wallace Aquila Paca John Davidson
John Hoskins Stone Samuel Turbutt Wright
1 Smith was elected president on January 13, 1785, to replace Plater who had a leave of absence.
2 Graves was declared ineligible for election after a report was delivered that indicated he had not resigned his commis-
sion as a field officer until after the election. He was discharged on November 24, was reelected, and again qualified on
December 11, 1784.
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