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Date:
1640
Description:
He originally lived at St. Mary's Hundred, then moved to St. George's. He represented in the Maryland General Assemby, where he continued to be elected as a burgess (a governing authority) until 1643. He was involved with the civil war in Maryland, actively participating in the rebellion against Governer Leonard Calvert.
Location:
St. George's Hundred, Maryland, USASources:
- Francis Gray and Maryland's Civil War
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