As a result of Cresap's War, its governing family and the Penns selected a pair of English surveyors to determine part of its border, the Mason-Dixon Line.
One of its residents sparked a namesake border dispute by seizing the ranch of James Patterson. Another of its residents took control of its government in a namesake rebellion at the head of a Protestant Association shortly after the Glorious Revolution. In addition to Cresap's War and Coode's Rebellion, this colony saw the 1649 promulgation of an eponymous toleration act. As a result of Cresap's War, its governing family and the Penns selected a pair of English surveyors to determine part of its border, the Mason-Dixon Line. FTP name this American colony whose royal charter was granted to the Calverts.
One of its residents sparked a namesake border dispute by seizing the ranch of James Patterson.
{Maryland}