John Lewger
John Lewger | |
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Title page of A Relation of Maryland | |
| Born | 1602 London, England |
| Died | 1665 (aged 62–63) London |
| Other names | Lewgar |
| Occupations | Minister, secretary, clerk, attorney, councilor, priest |
| Secretary of the Province | |
| In office 1637–1644 | |
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| Signature | |
John Lewger (b. 1602 – d. 1665) was an English colonist in the Province of Maryland. His property, St. John's, was where the first General Assembly met. He was the first Secretary of the Province, among many other titles. By filing a declaration in 1637, Lewger is considered the father of the Maryland Bar Association.