St. Maries

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St. Maries is the historical name for what became St. Mary's City, the first permanent English settlement and colonial capital in Maryland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former colonial capital
historical settlement
capitalOf Province of Maryland
country Kingdom of England
foundedBy English colonists
Leonard Calvert
foundedUnderCharterOf Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
linked to: Baron Baltimore
governedBy proprietary government of Maryland
hasColonialPower England
hasColonialStatus capital of proprietary colony
hasCurrentName St. Mary’s City
hasFoundingContext establishment of Maryland as a haven for English Catholics
hasLanguageOfColonialAdministration English
hasModernSite historic area of St. Mary’s City, Maryland
hasSuccessorSettlement St. Mary’s City
hasTypeOfSettlement port town
heritageDesignation historic site (de facto)
historicalRole early center of religious toleration in Maryland
early seat of government of Maryland
isFirstPermanentEnglishSettlementIn Maryland
isHistoricalNameOf St. Mary’s City
locatedIn Maryland
North America
Province of Maryland
St. Mary’s County, Maryland
Thirteen Colonies
locatedNear Chesapeake Bay
St. Mary’s River
linked to: St. Marys River
namedAfter Mary, mother of Jesus
linked to: Virgin Mary

Queen Henrietta Maria of France
partOf British Empire
English colonial America
linked to: British America
religiousSignificance center of early Catholic settlement in English America
timePeriod 17th century

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