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THE FREEMEN OF PRINCE GEORGE'S. 171
ton; Rezin Hammond, Charles Wallace, Richard Tootell, Thomas Harwood, Junior,
John Davidson, John Brice, John Bullen, James Brice, Philemon Warfield, Nicholas
Worthington, Thomas Jennings, Allen Quynn, William Williams, James Tootell, Thos.
Dorsey, John Hood, Junior, John Dorsey, Philip Dorsey, Thomas Sappington, Ephraim
Howard, Caleb Dorsey, Junior, Richard Stringer, Reuben Meriweather, Charles Warfield,
Edward Gaither, Junior, Greenbury Ridgely, Ely Dorsey, John Burgess, Michael
Pue, Edward Norwood, James Howard, Henry Ridgely, Wm. Hammond, Thomas
Hobbs, John Dorsey, son of Michael; Brice Howrard, Edward Dorsey, son of
John; Amos Davis, Elisha Warfield, John Dorsey, son of Severn John; Samuel Dorsey,
son of Caleb; Joshua Griffith, Vachel Howard, Charles Hammond,son of John ; Stephen
Stewart, John Weems, Thomas Harwood, Thomas Belt, Stephen Watkins, John Steward,
Samuel Lane, Thomas Tillard, Thomas Tongue, Marmaduke Wyvil, John Thomas,
Joseph Galloway, Samuel Harrison, Samuel Galloway, Robert Brown, Thomas Deale,
William Tillard, David Weems, Edward Tillard, Samuel Chew, Thomas Sprigg, Thomas
Watkins, Thomas Hall, Gerard Hopkins, Junior, Richard Harwood, Junior, Thomas
Watkins, Junior, Richard Burgess, Thomas N. Stockett, Elijah Kobosson, Thomas Mayo,
James Kelso, George Watts, David Kerr, William Buchanan, William Gambrill, and
Richard Cromwell, or any seven or more of them be, and they are hereby appointed a
committee of observation for this County.
" III. That the said committee of observation have full power to represent and act for
this County untill the second Tuesday in October next, to carry into execution within
this County the said association, and the several resolves of the late Provincial Convention, without favour or partiality; that the said committee, or a majority of any fifty, or
greater number of the members thereof, have power and authority to nominate and
appoint, by way of ballot, thirteen of the said committee, and any seven or more of that
number, Deputies to represent this County in any Provincial Convention that may be held
before the second Tuesday in October next, with ample power to such Deputies to consent
and agree, on behalf of this county, to all measures wmich such Provincial Convention
may deem necessary and Effectual to obtain a redress of American Grievances; and in
case any of the said Deputies shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act, from time to time
to nominate by ballot, one other of the said committee in the place of such Deputy who
shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act; and the said committee, or a majority of any
fifty or greater number of the members thereof, are also empowered to nominate by ballot
seven of the said Committee; and any three, or more, of that number, a committee of Correspondence for this County; and in case any of the said committee of
Correspondence shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act, to appoint by ballot, one other of
the said committee, in the room of such person who shall not attend, or die, or refuse to
act, and such Committee of Correspondence, or any five of them, are authorized to call
a meeting of this County as often as they may think necessary.
" IV. That every inhabitant of this County, who, on personal application by any one
of the aforesaid Committee of Observation, or by any person appointed by them, shall
refuse to contribute, before the 1st day of February next, to.the purchase of arms and
ammunition, for the use of this county, is, and ought to be, esteemed an enemy to America ; and that the name of every person who shall refuse to contribute, on such application,
be published by the said Committee in the Maryland Gazette.
" Ordered, that these proceedings be published in the Maryland Gazette.
"ISAAC McHARD, Clerk."
At a meeting of a number of the freeholders* and other inhabitants of
Prince George's County, held on Monday, the 16th of January, in Upper
Marlborough, for the purpose of chosing a committee of inspection, etc.,
John Rogers, Esquire, was chosen chairman:
| Title | History of Maryland - 2 |
| Creator | Scharf, J. Thomas (John Thomas) |
| Publisher | J. B. Piet |
| Place of Publication | Baltimore |
| Date | 1879 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000198 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | THE FREEMEN OF PRINCE GEORGE'S. 171 ton; Rezin Hammond, Charles Wallace, Richard Tootell, Thomas Harwood, Junior, John Davidson, John Brice, John Bullen, James Brice, Philemon Warfield, Nicholas Worthington, Thomas Jennings, Allen Quynn, William Williams, James Tootell, Thos. Dorsey, John Hood, Junior, John Dorsey, Philip Dorsey, Thomas Sappington, Ephraim Howard, Caleb Dorsey, Junior, Richard Stringer, Reuben Meriweather, Charles Warfield, Edward Gaither, Junior, Greenbury Ridgely, Ely Dorsey, John Burgess, Michael Pue, Edward Norwood, James Howard, Henry Ridgely, Wm. Hammond, Thomas Hobbs, John Dorsey, son of Michael; Brice Howrard, Edward Dorsey, son of John; Amos Davis, Elisha Warfield, John Dorsey, son of Severn John; Samuel Dorsey, son of Caleb; Joshua Griffith, Vachel Howard, Charles Hammond,son of John ; Stephen Stewart, John Weems, Thomas Harwood, Thomas Belt, Stephen Watkins, John Steward, Samuel Lane, Thomas Tillard, Thomas Tongue, Marmaduke Wyvil, John Thomas, Joseph Galloway, Samuel Harrison, Samuel Galloway, Robert Brown, Thomas Deale, William Tillard, David Weems, Edward Tillard, Samuel Chew, Thomas Sprigg, Thomas Watkins, Thomas Hall, Gerard Hopkins, Junior, Richard Harwood, Junior, Thomas Watkins, Junior, Richard Burgess, Thomas N. Stockett, Elijah Kobosson, Thomas Mayo, James Kelso, George Watts, David Kerr, William Buchanan, William Gambrill, and Richard Cromwell, or any seven or more of them be, and they are hereby appointed a committee of observation for this County. " III. That the said committee of observation have full power to represent and act for this County untill the second Tuesday in October next, to carry into execution within this County the said association, and the several resolves of the late Provincial Convention, without favour or partiality; that the said committee, or a majority of any fifty, or greater number of the members thereof, have power and authority to nominate and appoint, by way of ballot, thirteen of the said committee, and any seven or more of that number, Deputies to represent this County in any Provincial Convention that may be held before the second Tuesday in October next, with ample power to such Deputies to consent and agree, on behalf of this county, to all measures wmich such Provincial Convention may deem necessary and Effectual to obtain a redress of American Grievances; and in case any of the said Deputies shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act, from time to time to nominate by ballot, one other of the said committee in the place of such Deputy who shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act; and the said committee, or a majority of any fifty or greater number of the members thereof, are also empowered to nominate by ballot seven of the said Committee; and any three, or more, of that number, a committee of Correspondence for this County; and in case any of the said committee of Correspondence shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act, to appoint by ballot, one other of the said committee, in the room of such person who shall not attend, or die, or refuse to act, and such Committee of Correspondence, or any five of them, are authorized to call a meeting of this County as often as they may think necessary. " IV. That every inhabitant of this County, who, on personal application by any one of the aforesaid Committee of Observation, or by any person appointed by them, shall refuse to contribute, before the 1st day of February next, to.the purchase of arms and ammunition, for the use of this county, is, and ought to be, esteemed an enemy to America ; and that the name of every person who shall refuse to contribute, on such application, be published by the said Committee in the Maryland Gazette. " Ordered, that these proceedings be published in the Maryland Gazette. "ISAAC McHARD, Clerk." At a meeting of a number of the freeholders* and other inhabitants of Prince George's County, held on Monday, the 16th of January, in Upper Marlborough, for the purpose of chosing a committee of inspection, etc., John Rogers, Esquire, was chosen chairman: |
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