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• Cecil Calvert
  ...what became Maryland from his father and served as the designer and first Lord Proprietor of that colony from 1632-1675. ...of Maryland from 1661 to 1675 and as second Lord Proprietor and third Lord Baltimore from 1675 to 1715.
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• George Calvert
  ...ic legislation was being debated in Parliament. Created Baron Baltimore of Baltimore in 1625, with large estates in County Longford, Ireland, Calvert devoted th ...Ferryland in his Province of Avalon, Newfoundland, as early as 1620, Lord Baltimore visited his American possessions in 1627 and 1629, and by the latter date,
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• William Nuthead
  ...oadside (dated August 1689) that defended the Protestant overthrow of Lord Baltimore's government the same month. He died about the time the capital moved from
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• St. Inigoes Manor
  ...as purchased from [[Richard Gerard]] in 1637, an original investor in Lord Baltimore's colonization effort, by [[Father Thomas Copley]] acting as agent for the
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• St. Mary's County, Maryland
  ...Carr 1982:177-178). Generally, the manorial system, as envisioned by Lord Baltimore, was a failure, although in many ways the Jesuit manor at St. Inigoes fulfi ...stors. The venture was under the directorship of [[Leonard Calvert]], Lord Baltimore's younger brother, who had been assigned governor of the settlement before
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• History of St. Mary's County Courthouses
  ...Henry Chandlee Forman, Jamestown and St. Mary's, Buried Cities of Romance, Baltimore, 1938, pp. 282-95.</ref> The specifications of the General Assembly authori ...use & prison by the Last day of October which shall be in the yeare of our Lord God 1676 as aforesaid the same to be Leavyed and payd as aforesaid when the
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• St. Mary's College of Maryland
  The institution was named after St. Mary's City, the colonial site of Lord Baltimore’s experiment in religious tolerance. The institution was built upon land ===Baltimore Hall Library===
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