8. *Henry Lowe, Jr. of St. Mary's County (Prot., mother and sisters
Cath.), com. 20 Feb. 1716/7 (Ibid., 1. TP #4, f. 413); died in office in
1721.

9. *Bennett Lowe of St. Mary's County (Prot., brother of Henry), com.
12 March 1721/2 (Ibid., 1, PL. #5, f. 369); died in office about November,
1722.

10. *Nicholas Lowe of St. Mary's County (Prot, brother of Henry and
Bennett), com. 5 Dec. 1722 (AM, XXXVIII, 431); died in office in December,
1728.

11. Col. Matthew Tilghman Ward of Talbot County (Prot., wife's mother
Cath.), gave bond 23 April 1729; com. 30 Jan. 1729/30 (AM, XXXVII, 579;
Prov. Ct. Rec., 1, PL #6, ff. 401, 473); asked permission to resigned to 1733

(AM, XXXIX, 503).

12. Daniel Dulany, Sr. of Annapolis (Prot.), com. 29 Sept. 1733 (Com-
mission Book No. 82, f. 13); resigned on being appointed sole Commissary
General, Nov. 1734.

13. Benjamin Tasker, Sr. of Annapolis (Prot. mother prob. Cath.; wife's
mother Cath.; father-in-law of Lt. Gov. Ogle and brother-in-law of Lt. Gov.
Bladen), com. 12 Nov. 1734 (Prov. Ct. Rec., 1. PL #8, f. 300) and again 18
Nov. 1742 (Commission Book No. 82, f. 98); resigned in 1753. He was a cor-
respondent of the Hanburys of London.

14. Col. Edward Lloyd of Wye House, Talbot County (Prot., nephew of Col.
M. T. Ward and cousin of Mrs. Daniel Dulany, Sr.), com. 30 March and sworn

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