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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 1785
William Smallwood, governor
November 1, 1785-March 12, 1786
SENATE
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WESTERN SHORE
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John Smith
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Samuel Hughes
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Edward Lloyd
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George Plater, president 1
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James McHenry (DNS, R.)
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Daniel Howley (E)
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William Perry
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Thomas Stone
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Daniel Carroll, president 1
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EASTERN SHORE
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George Gale
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Charles Carroll of
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Richard Barnes
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John Henry
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James Lloyd
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Carrollton
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Benedict Edward Hall
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William Hindman (DNS)
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HOUSE OF
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DELEGATES
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ST MARY'S
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John Hoskins Stone
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Samuel Miller
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HARFORD
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Philip Key
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BALTIMORE
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Nathaniel Ramsay
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Benjamin Bradford Norris
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Thomas Bond
William Somerville
John DeButts
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Thomas Cockey Deye,
speaker
Charles Ridgely, of William
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ANNAPOLIS
Allen Quynn
Samuel Chase
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John Love
James Bond
Ignatius Wheeler, Jr.
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KENT
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John Stevenson
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PRINCE GEORGE'S
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CAROLINE
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Peregrine Lethrbury
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Charles Ridgely
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Walter Bowie
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Thomas Hughlett
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Robert Maxwell
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TALBOT
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Fielder Bowie
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William Whitely
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Richard Graves
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John Roberts
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Robert Bowie
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Matthew Driver
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James Pearce
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Pollard Edmondson
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George Digges
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Henry Downes
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ANNE ARUNDEL
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Howes Goldsborough
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QUEEN ANNE'S
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BALTIMORE TOWN
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Brice T. B. Worthington
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John Bracco
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Clement Sewell
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John Sterett
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Nicholas Worthington
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SOMERSET
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John Seney
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David McMechen
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John Hall
Nicholas (Maccubbin)
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John Gale
John Dashiell
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Joshua Seney
George Jackson
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WASHINGTON
John Stull
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Carroll
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Richard Waters, Jr.
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WORCESTER
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John Cellars
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CALVERT
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William Adams
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John Pope Mitchell
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Jacob Funk
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John Grahame
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DORCHESTER
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William Purnell
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Henry Schnebeley (DNS)
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Michael Taney
Thomas Gantt, Jr.
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Henry Waggaman
William Ennalls Hooper
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Joseph Dashiell
Peter Chaille
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MONTGOMERY
Thomas Sprigg Wooton
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Alexander Frazier
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Levin Kirkman
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FREDERICK
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Thomas Beall, of George
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CHARLES
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Henry Ennalls
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Abraham Faw
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Laurence O'Neale
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John Courts Jones
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CECIL
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John D. Cary
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Thomas Cramphin
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Zephaniah Turner
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Jeremiah Baker
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John Beatty
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George Dent, Jr.
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John Oglivie
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Mountjoy Bayly
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Committee Service
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ELECTIONS AND PRIVILEGES
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Joseph Dashiell
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Sewell
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Quynn
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N. Worthington
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Bracco
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Digges
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S. Chase
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B. Worthington
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Ridgely, of William
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Ramsay
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MANUFACTORIES
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John Seney
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S. Chase
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Faw
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Joseph Dashiell
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Quynn
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B. Worthington
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Sterett
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DeButts
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Ramsay
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McMechen
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Goldsborough
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Bracco
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GRIEVANCES AND COURTS OF
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CLAIMS
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Ridgely, of William
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B. Worthington
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JUSTICE
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Turner
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Grahame
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Taney
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N. Carroll
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Beall
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LAWS TO EXPIRE
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N. Worthington
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2
November 18, 1785-November 30, 1786
Jeremiah Town ly Chase James Brice Gabriel Duvall (R)
John Kilty Samuel Turbutt Wright William Paca (E R)
1 Carroll was elected president on January 18, 1786, to replace Plater, who had a leave of absence.
2 Duvall resigned from the Executive Council on April 20, 1786, because of his opinion that the "late Act to vest certain
Powers in the Governor and Council, is repugnant to the Constitution and Form of Government of this State....."
William Paca, who was elected on April 27 to replace Duvall, resigned on November 4, 1786, in order to take his seat
in the House on November 6, 1786.
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