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DEATH OF CHARLES CALVERT.
377
"An Exact Account of Negroes Imported into Her Majesties Province of Maryland from
Midsummer, 1698, to Xtmas, 1707.1
Time of Importation.
May 2,1699...
July 20,1699.
Aug. 9,
July 20,1700.
Oct. 7,1701...
July 4,1702..
Sept. " " . .
July 13,1703.
June 11,1704.
July 2,1705...
July9, " ...
Aug. 11,1705.
Same time
July—,1706..
Aug. 4,1707 .
Aug. 11,1707.
By Whome.
George Laurence
Richard Bradshaw—
Saml. Thornborrough.
Henry Munday
Edward Briscow
Stephen Jerome
Roger Carnaby
John Gunnell
John Lewis
Roger Carnaby
John Hays
John Woodward
Richard Hinton
John Hunt
John Woodward
James Frisby
Daniel Lewis
In What Vessells.
Hopewell Jacob..
African Galley...
Fairfax
John Hopewell. .
Betty Galley
Endeavour
Hunter Galley....
Providence
Pinck Mary
Dolphin
Brigt'n Adventer.
Olive Tree
Brigt'n Adventer.
Sloop Swallow
Olive Tree
Young Margarett.
Brigt'n Adventer.
Of What
Place.
London...
London...
London...
London...
London...
London...
London...
London...
Barbados.
London...
London...
London...
London...
Barbados.
London...
London...
London...
The Owners' or Traders'
Names.
Mrs. Smith & Petit & Co.
Mrs. Bascow
Mrs. Perry Browne & Co
Mrs. Perry Browne & Co
Mrs. Perry Browne & Co
No.
86
76
190
320
64
49
152
136
55
200
131
150
90
71
163
265
92
Total 2290
In 1712, the census was taken of the inhabitants of the province, by
counties, showing an aggregate of 46,073 souls, as shown by the annexed
report:
"A Complete List of the Number of Christian Men, Women and Children, and also of
Negro Slaves.
Counties' Names.
Ann Arundell county....
'Calvert county
•Charles county
Prince Georges county.
Baltemore county
St. Marys county
Cecil county
Kent county
Queen Anns county
Talbott county
Dorchester county
Somersett county
Total.
Masters and Taxable Men. I White Women. I Children. I Negroes
985
644
993
790
785
998
504
830
1,011
1,114
759
1,616
881
597
783
600
572
812
435
575
843
864
747
1,368
11,025
9,077
1,574
1,080
1,507
1,198
1,114
1,768
873
996
1,446
1,708
1,582
2,787
17,641
1,559
1,179
724
1,202
452
512
285
485
550
492
387
581
8,330
" Memd.—The 11,025 masters of families and taxable men are generally reputed fitt
to beare arms, being persons from sixteen years and upwards, of which there are not
many old and decrepit."2
On July 30,1709, Governor Seymour died, and the government of the province devolved upon the President of the Council, Major General Edward Lloyd,
by whom it was administered until the arrival of Governor Hart, in 1714.
In February, 1710, 0. S. (1711, K S.), Charles Calvert, the third Lord
Baltimore, petitioned the crown that the government of his province might
be restored to him, but this was denied him, on account of his religious belief;
nor was his application granted to have Col. John Corbet appointed governor.
On the 20th of February, 1714, (1715, K S.), he died at Epsom, in the county
of Surrey, England, at the advanced age of eighty-five. During King William's reign (in 1690), he had been outlawed for high treason in Ireland, a
country he had never visited; but the king, upon proper representation, in
1691, ordered the act to be annulled.
1 London Public Record Office, Maryland,
B. T., Red, No. 4, H., p. 92.
2 London Public Record Office, Maryland,
B. T., Red, No. 5, I., p. 64.
| Title | History of Maryland - 1 |
| Creator | Scharf, J. Thomas (John Thomas) |
| Publisher | J. B. Piet |
| Place of Publication | Baltimore |
| Date | 1879 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000404 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | DEATH OF CHARLES CALVERT. 377 "An Exact Account of Negroes Imported into Her Majesties Province of Maryland from Midsummer, 1698, to Xtmas, 1707.1 Time of Importation. May 2,1699... July 20,1699. Aug. 9, July 20,1700. Oct. 7,1701... July 4,1702.. Sept. " " . . July 13,1703. June 11,1704. July 2,1705... July9, " ... Aug. 11,1705. Same time July—,1706.. Aug. 4,1707 . Aug. 11,1707. By Whome. George Laurence Richard Bradshaw— Saml. Thornborrough. Henry Munday Edward Briscow Stephen Jerome Roger Carnaby John Gunnell John Lewis Roger Carnaby John Hays John Woodward Richard Hinton John Hunt John Woodward James Frisby Daniel Lewis In What Vessells. Hopewell Jacob.. African Galley... Fairfax John Hopewell. . Betty Galley Endeavour Hunter Galley.... Providence Pinck Mary Dolphin Brigt'n Adventer. Olive Tree Brigt'n Adventer. Sloop Swallow Olive Tree Young Margarett. Brigt'n Adventer. Of What Place. London... London... London... London... London... London... London... London... Barbados. London... London... London... London... Barbados. London... London... London... The Owners' or Traders' Names. Mrs. Smith & Petit & Co. Mrs. Bascow Mrs. Perry Browne & Co Mrs. Perry Browne & Co Mrs. Perry Browne & Co No. 86 76 190 320 64 49 152 136 55 200 131 150 90 71 163 265 92 Total 2290 In 1712, the census was taken of the inhabitants of the province, by counties, showing an aggregate of 46,073 souls, as shown by the annexed report: "A Complete List of the Number of Christian Men, Women and Children, and also of Negro Slaves. Counties' Names. Ann Arundell county.... 'Calvert county •Charles county Prince Georges county. Baltemore county St. Marys county Cecil county Kent county Queen Anns county Talbott county Dorchester county Somersett county Total. Masters and Taxable Men. I White Women. I Children. I Negroes 985 644 993 790 785 998 504 830 1,011 1,114 759 1,616 881 597 783 600 572 812 435 575 843 864 747 1,368 11,025 9,077 1,574 1,080 1,507 1,198 1,114 1,768 873 996 1,446 1,708 1,582 2,787 17,641 1,559 1,179 724 1,202 452 512 285 485 550 492 387 581 8,330 " Memd.—The 11,025 masters of families and taxable men are generally reputed fitt to beare arms, being persons from sixteen years and upwards, of which there are not many old and decrepit."2 On July 30,1709, Governor Seymour died, and the government of the province devolved upon the President of the Council, Major General Edward Lloyd, by whom it was administered until the arrival of Governor Hart, in 1714. In February, 1710, 0. S. (1711, K S.), Charles Calvert, the third Lord Baltimore, petitioned the crown that the government of his province might be restored to him, but this was denied him, on account of his religious belief; nor was his application granted to have Col. John Corbet appointed governor. On the 20th of February, 1714, (1715, K S.), he died at Epsom, in the county of Surrey, England, at the advanced age of eighty-five. During King William's reign (in 1690), he had been outlawed for high treason in Ireland, a country he had never visited; but the king, upon proper representation, in 1691, ordered the act to be annulled. 1 London Public Record Office, Maryland, B. T., Red, No. 4, H., p. 92. 2 London Public Record Office, Maryland, B. T., Red, No. 5, I., p. 64. |
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