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| Changed: 01 Nov 2000 |
| Occupation: Between 1728 and 1730 Commissary General of MD 1 |
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'A Chesapeake family and their slaves, A sudy in historical archaeology. Ann Elizabeth Yentsch, Cambridge University Press, p 14 '...Edward Henry Calvert, the youngest brother to come to Annapolis, died too young-at age 29-and
too soon-fifteen months after his arrival-to become an active force in Maryland society or in its political structure (chart 1.1). Edward Henry Calvert would be a minor actor in the social drama that created the archaelogical
record of the Calvert Site were it not that, as a young married aristocrat, he was head of a household whose material expectations were formed by intimate knowledge of and enculturation in the norms of the English country
gentry. The things he and his young wife, his cousin Margaret Lee, brought or bought were the objects English gentry believed to be necessities....she was also the great-granddaughter of a Stuart King in a town where Scotsmen
constituted a significant, forceful. upwardly mobile sector of the population...' from Melissa Thompson Alexander ma.da@gte.net. Not all information verified and/or document
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- Title: 'A Chesapeak family and their slaves, A sudy in historical archaeology. Ann Elizabeth Yentsch
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