Repudiation of the Stamp Act in Frederick 1765
Editor's note recounts the 1765 repudiation of the Stamp Act by Frederick County Court led by Justices including Thomas Beatty and Josiah Beall. It details Grenville's Act, Maryland resistance, Hood's failed stamp appointment, the court's ruling that business proceed without stamps, and the lasting local commemoration in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Delaplaine
Judee
Frederick Courty
Maryland Court of Experts
Frederick
Frank Brown
Annapolis
Frederick County
House of Commons
England
George Grenville
Grenville
Admiralty
Treasury
America
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Commons
New York
Maryland
Zachariah Hood
Hood
London
Horatio Sharpe
Frederick Town
Baltimore
Prince George’s
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard Counties
Daughters of the American Revolution
Braddock
Fort Duquesne
Court House
John Darnall
Darnall
Dr . Aall
William Pitt
Lord Camden
Pitt
Camden
Remembering the Twelve Immortal Judges plaque unveiling
The 1904 Frederick ceremony marked the DAR plaque honoring the 1765 repudiation of the Stamp Act. Philip Winebrewer and brother David unveiled the tablet, watched by Judge James McSherry and regent Willie M. Ritchie, as crowds recalled Maryland's role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Philip R. Winebrewer
McSherry
D.A.R
Anne Marie Gibbons
Frederick
England
Daughters of the American Revolution
Circuit Court
Milton G. Urner
Court House
Circuit Court Clerk
Maryland
David
Thomas Beatty
David Lynn
Winebrewer
Willie M. Ritchie
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Thor
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Edwin Warfield
Donald McLean
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Ford
Ford Ltd
THE
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