Bills of Farmers Not to Become Laws in Maryland Legislature
With nine days left in the session, the Frederick County Farmers Association sees no economy measures becoming laws. Only a proposed change in Montevue Hospital management and a handful of drafts stand, while many recommendations appear unlikely to pass. The report notes opposition from entrenched interests and a dim outlook for reform. The fragment ends with a probate will from 1751 and a final broadcaster’s flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Annapolis
Montevue Hospital
Board of Education and Election Supervisora
Monterne Hospital
Monterne Hoenital
Board of County Commissioners
Entelde
Oldest Maryland will recorded in Frederick County 1750
The 1750 will of Theodore Malot, dated January 17, 1750 in Frederick County, Province of Maryland, is among the state’s oldest. The document uses early English script with a fragile condition and notes the testator as sick and weak but mentally sound. Witnesses were certified March 19, 1751, after his death.
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Joseph Tazier
Mark
Joseph Lazier
Davi Enocha
John Malot
Theodore Malot
Mary
Joseph Tozier
Sen
David Enochs
Evan
Register of Wills Office
Frederick County
Province of
Maryland
Malot
John Darnald
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