3. James Hill of Somerset County (Prot.), served from 20 May 1735 to
10 Feb. 1735/6 (Audit Office, b. 807, r. 1044).

4. Alexander Stewart of Somerset County (Prot.), by Treas. Warrant of
5 July 1737; entered office 3 Jan. 1737/8 (Cal. of Treas. Bks. and Papers,

III, 456; Audit Office, b. 807, r. 1043); died ---- 1744.

5. Thomas Browne of Somerset County (Prot.), served from 26 April 1745
to 30 Sept. 1746 (Ibid., b. 811, r. 1051).

6. Michael Macnemara of Annapolis (Prot., mother Cath.), by Treas.

Warrant of 28 Aug. 1745; took office 30 Sept. 1746 (Cal. of Treas. Bks. and
Papers, V, 844; Audit Office, b. 812, r. 1053); sold the office to William
Bacon, to get ready money, about December, 1761 (Md. Hist. Mag., XI, 186).
He died in debtor's prison, 4 Nov. 1767.

7. William Bacon of Somerset County (Prot.), entered office 31 May
1762 (Audit Office, b. 821, r. 1071); granted leave to remove to Great
Britain, 27 May 1780 (AM, XLIII, 184).

e. Comptrollers.

1. James Gibbs of ----- County (Prot.), com. Comptroller of Patuxent by
Lt.. Gov. Sharpe, April and sworn 27 July 1764 (Commission Book No. 82, f.
163); returned to England for his health in 1767; was still absent in May
1770 (Treas. Board Papers, b. 465; Md. Hist. Mag. XXVII, 231).

1. *Dr. Upton Scott of Annapolis (Prot., Lt. Gov. Sharpe's physician),

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