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Maryland was the 7th State, formed in 1788, with
the Capital being Annapolis. The first European to set foot on Maryland
soil in 1524 was an Italian navigator sailing for the French government
named Giovanni de Verrazano. Captiain John Smith explored the arean
in 1608 and made maps. The first settlement took place on Kent Island,
where William Claiborne set up a trading post. Several years later,
in 1632, George Calver, Lord Baltimore, secured from Charles I the land
on both sides of Chesapeake Bay north of Virginia to the 40th paralled.
Lord Baltimore, died before the charter could be signed. His son,
Cecilius Calvert, the second Lord baltimore, received the grant in his
place and began efforts to colonize the area as a haven for persecuted
Catholics and those of other religions. The first emigrants left
in 1634 and were comprised of twenty Catholics and about 200 Protestants.
They purchased land from the Indians and settled St. Mary's.
Settlements during the first century of Maryland's
colonization were confined to areas by rivers, streams and bays, as water
provided pratically the only efficient means of transportation. Baltimore
was founded in 1729. The Appalachian section of Maryland was not
settled untion cira 1740, when the English, Scottish, and Scotch-Irish
migrated from St. Mary's, Charles, and Prince George's Counties.
By 1748 Frederich County was organized in the northwest section of Maryland.
Maryland adopted a Declaration of Rights and
a state constitution in 1776. In 1788, Maryland ratified the Constitution
and became the seventyh state of the Union.
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