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GEORGIA AND GEOEGIANS 207
Meetings
* attended
Meetings
held during
membership
Richard Coope, Esq. .................... 1734 None 412
William Wollaston, Esq. ................. 1734 2 412
Hon. Robert Eyre, Esq. .................. 1734 63 412
Thomas Archer, Esq. ................... 1734 39 412
(Later Lord Archer.) •
Henry Archer, Esq. ..................... 1734 62 412
Robert Tracy, Esq. ...................... 1734 57 412
Francis Wollaston, Esq. ................. 1734 None 412
Sir Jacob Des Bouverie, Bart............. 1737 4 283
(Later Lord Viscount Folkstone.)
Sir Harry Gough, Bart................... 1738 10 238
Sir Roger Burgoyne, Bart................ 1738 1 238
Lord Sidney Beauclerk .................. 1739 19 101
Hon. Henry Bathurst, Esq. .............. 1741 8 165
Hon. Philip Perceval, Esq. ............... 1741 33 116
John Frederick, Esq. ................... 1741 10 165
Hon. Alexander Hume Campbell, Esq. .... 1742 None 146
Sir John Barrington, Bart............... 1742 26 146
Samuel Tuffnell, Esq. ................... 1742 46 146
Henry Calthrope, Esq. .................. 1742 3 146
(Later Sir Henry Calthrope.)
John Phillips, Esq. ..................... 1743 22 130
(Later Sir John Phillips, Bart.)
Velters Cornewall, Esq. ................. 1743 9 130
John Wright, Esq. ...................... 1743 None 130
Rev. Thomas Wilson, D. D. .............. 1745 16 79
Francis Cokayne, Esq. .................. 1747 2 59
Samuel Lloyd, Esq. ..................... 1747 37 59
Hon. John Earl of Egmont............... 1749 None 39
Anthony Ewer, Esq. .................... 1749 20 39
Edward Hooper, Esq. ................... 1749 23 39
Sir John Gust, Bart..................... 1749 None 39
Slingsby Bethel, Esq. .................... 1749 None 39
Stephen Theodore Jansen, Esq. .......... 1749 None 39
Richard Cavendish ..................... ? 3 ?
In addition to the regular members listed above, there were chosen
on March 19, 1747, two corresponding members of the trust for the serv
ice of Salzburgers and other Germans who might be inclined to go to
Georgia. These were Mr. Chretien Von Munch and Rev. Samuel Url-
sperger of Augsburgh. They never attended any meetings of the trust
but they frequently gave information and advice through letters to the
trustees.*
Since the common council of the trustees was a closed board and
since it was necessary for it to have eight members present in order to
do business, it was more important that its membership be selected from
active and interested persons than that such should be chosen for the
corporation only. There were in all forty-eight members of the common
*C. E. I: 499.