Its northern border was surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon.
Richard Ingle spent two years pillaging this colony during the "Plundering Time." One mayor in this colony, Daniel Dulany the Younger, wrote a political tract calling for more self-rule. A brief unicameral period in this colony was Fendall's Rebellion. The arrival of the Golden Fortune stirred William Stone to rebel in this colony, leading to the Battle of the Severn. Governor Francis Nicholson moved the capital to Arundell Town in this colony, for which Henry Harford was the last proprietor. It was first settled by ships called the Ark and the Dove when George and Cecilius Calvert asked for a haven in the New World for Catholics. Its northern border was surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. For 10 points, identify this colony first run from Saint Mary's City by Lord Baltimore.
Richard Ingle spent two years pillaging this colony during the "Plundering Time.
Province of Maryland 