Historical List
COMPTROLLERS OF THE TREASURY
The office of comptroller of the Treasury was
created by the Constitution of 1851 (Art 6, Sec
1)
1852 Philip Francis Thomas
1853 Henry E Bateman
1854 William Pinkney Whyte
1856 William Henry Purnell
1861 Dennis Claude
1861 Abram Lingan Jarrett
1862 Samuel Snowden Maffit
1864 Henry Hollyday Goldsborough
1864 Robert J Jump
1867 William J Leonard
1870 Levin Woolford
1878 Thomas J Keating
1884 J Frank Turner
1888 L Victor Baughman
1892 Manon deKalb Smith
1896 Robert P Graham
1898 Phillips Lee Goldsborough
1900 Joshua W Henng
1904 Gordon T Atkinson
1907 Joshua W Henng
1910 William B Clagett
1911 Charles H Stanley
1912 Emerson C Harnngton
1916 Hugh A MeMullen
1920 E Brooke Lee
1922 William S Gordy, Jr
1939 J MillardTawes
1947 James J Lacy
1950 J MillardTawes
1959 Louis L Goldstein
LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS OF
MARYLAND
The office of lieutenant governor was created
by the Constitution of 1864 (Art 2, Sec 6) He
served as president of the Senate, and acted as
governor in case of the death, resignation, re-
moval from the state, or other disqualification of
the governor The only incumbent of that office
under the Constitution of 1864 was elected on
November 8, 1864, and he took his oath of office
on January 11, 1865 He served until January 8,
1868, although his term as specified by the Con-
stitution was for four years The Constitution of
1867 contained a special provision that the gov-
ernor could serve out the full term for which he
had been elected, which expired on the second
Wednesday of January 1869 This provision did
not apply to the other officers who had been
elected in 1864

Adjutants General/733
The office was reestablished by a Constitu-
tional Amendment (Chapter 532, Acts of 1970)
ratified by the people on November 3, 1970
Elected by the People for a Four-Year Term
Under the Constitution of 1864
1865-1868 Christopher C Cox Union Born in
Baltimore, August 28, 1816, the son of Luther
James Cox and wife Mana Catherine Keener
Episcopalian Marned Amanda Northrup
Died in Washington, D C, November 25,
1882 Buned in Easton
Elected by the People for a Four-Year Term
Under the Constitution of 1867
1971-79 Blair Lee III Democrat Born in Silver
Spnng, May 19, 1916, the son of E Brooke
Lee and wife Elizabeth S Wilson Episcopalian
Marned Mathilde Boal
1979- Samuel W Bogley Democrat Born in
Washington, D C , November 16, 1931, the son
of S Walter Bogley, Jr, and wife Anna
Cornelia Roberts Methodist Marned Rita
Brady Attorney Resident of Pnnce George's
County when elected
ADJUTANTS GENERAL
The office of AdJutant General was established
in 1794 in response lu an Act of Congress (Acta
1793, ch 53)
1794 Henry Carberry
1807 SamulT Wnght
1810 John Kilty
1811 JohnGassaway
1817 Richard Harwood, of "Thomas
1835 John N Watkins
1856 John Wilmot
1858 Nicholas Brewer, of John
1864 John S Berry
1869 George H Bier
1871 Charles H McBlair
1874 Frank A Bond
1880 J Wesley Watkins
1884 James Howard
1892 Henry Kyd Douglas
1896 L AllisonWilmer
1900 John S Saunders
1904 Clinton L Riggs
1908 Henry M Warheld