Annapolis, Maryland (English Wikipedia)

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  • David Ridgely, ed. (1841). Annals of Annapolis. Cushing & Brother. pp. 34, 35. Retrieved July 11, 2022. In 1683 Annapolis was erected into a town, port, and place of trade, under the name of the 'Town Land at Proctors.
  • David Ridgely, ed. (1841). Annals of Annapolis. Cushing & Brother. pp. 34, 35. Retrieved July 11, 2022. [Anne Arundel county] was probably so called from the maiden name of Lady Baltimore, then late deceased — Lady Anne Arundel, the daughter of Lord Arundel of Wardour, whom Cecilius Lord Baltimore had married. [...] In 1694 [the settlement] was constituted a town, port, and place of trade, under the name of Anne Arundel Town [...].
  • David Ridgely, ed. (1841). Annals of Annapolis. Cushing & Brother. pp. 34, 35. Retrieved July 11, 2022. [...] the first assembly was held at Anne Arundel Town, on the 28th of February, 1694, (old style.) At the next session it acquired the name of the 'Port of Annapolis' and became the place of sessions for the courts of Anne Arundel county. [...] In this year it was enacted by the general assembly that there be one or more places laid out and reserved [...] That the naval-officer reside there; and that Anne Arundel Town for the future, should be called, known and distinguished by the name of 'Annapolis'.

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