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was appointed as rector of Queen Anne Parish. About that time he acquired numerous parcels of property through his marriage to the twice widowed, Mary
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1351:"A New Twist On A Classic Conflict In Maryland"
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1210:"A History of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church"
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