List of delegates to the Maryland Constitutional Convention (1776)

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The final session of the revolutionary Annapolis Convention in 1776 served as Maryland's first constitutional convention. They drafted a declaration of rights and a constitution for the state. This list of delegates reports the men who made up the convention, and the counties or towns they represented. Delegates were the following individuals.*[http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/speccol/sc2600/sc2685/html/conv1776.html Historical List: Constitutional Convention, 1776]". Archives of Maryland.

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Name

!County
represented

John Archer

|Harford County

Richard Barnes

|St. Mary's County

William Bayly Jr.

|Frederick County{{efn|name=a}}

Samuel Beall

|Frederick County

Smith Bishop

|Worcester County

Jacob Bond

|Harford County

Walter Bowie

|Prince George's County

Benjamin Brevard

|Cecil County

William Bruff

|Queen Anne's County

Charles Carroll

|Anne Arundel County

Charles Carroll of Carrollton

|Annapolis

Peter Chaille

|Worcester County

James Lloyd Chamberlaine

|Talbot County

Jeremiah Townley Chase

|Baltimore Town

Samuel Chase

|Anne Arundel County

Thomas Cockey Deye

|Baltimore County

John Dent

|Charles County

Henry Dickinson

|Caroline County

Joseph Earle

|Kent County

Christopher Edelen

|Frederick County

Pollard Edmondson

|Talbot County

John Ennalls

|Dorchester County

Joseph Ennalls

|Dorchester County

Patrick Ewing

|Cecil County

Ignatius Fenwick

|St. Mary's County

Adam Fischer

|Frederick County

William Fitzhugh

|Calvert County

John Gibson

|Talbot County

Joseph Gilpin

|Cecil County

Robert Goldsborough

|Dorchester County

Charles Grahame

|Calvert County

Benjamin Hall

|Prince George's County

John Hall

|Anne Arundel County

Samuel Handy

|Worcester County

Rezin Hammond

|Anne Arundel County

Robert Townshend Hooe

|Charles County

William Horsey

|Somerset County

Samuel Hughes

|Frederick County

Thomas Johnson

|Caroline County

Jeremiah Jordan

|St. Mary's County

James Kent

|Queen Anne's County

Thomas Sim Lee

|Prince George's County

John Love

|Harford County

Henry Lowes

|Somerset County

Benjamin Mackall IV

|Calvert County

John MacKall

|Calvert County

Luke Marbury

|Prince George's County

Richard Mason

|Caroline County

Josiah E. Mitchell

|Worcester County

James Murray

|Dorchester County

William Paca

|Annapolis

John Parnham

|Charles County

George Plater

|St. Mary's County

Nathaniel Potter

|Caroline County

John Purnell Robins

|Worcester County

William Richardson

|Caroline County

Charles Ridgely

|Baltimore County

Thomas Ringgold V

|Kent County

William Ringgold

|Kent County

Henry Schnebeley

|Frederick County

George Scott

|Somerset County

Gustavus Scott

|Somerset County

Thomas Semmens

|Charles County

Peter Shepherd

|Baltimore County

Upton Sheredine

|Frederick County

David Shriver

|Frederick County

David Smith

|Cecil County

John Smith

|Baltimore Town

Thomas Smyth

|Kent County

John Stevenson

|Baltimore County

Osborn Sprigg

|Prince George's County

John Stull

|Frederick County

Matthew Tilghman, Chairman

|Talbot County

Elisha Williams

|Frederick County{{efn|name=a}}

Jonathan Willson

|Frederick County{{efn|name=a}}

Henry Wilson Jr.

|Harford County

Thomas Sprigg Wootton

|Frederick County{{efn|name=a|Montgomery County was formed from part of Frederick County on October 1, 1776. Bayly, Williams, Willson, and Wootten represented Montgomery County after its formation.Boyd, T.H.S. (1879). The History of Montgomery County, Maryland from Its Earliest Settlement in 1650 to 1879. Clarksburg, Maryland: Regional Publishing Company. p. 54. {{ISBN|0-8063-7954-5}}.}}

Brice T. B. Worthington

|Anne Arundel County

Solomon Wright

|Queen Anne's County

Turbutt Wright

|Queen Anne's County

Notes