7. *Hon. Charles Calvert of St. Mary's City (Cath., Lord Baltimore's son
and heir), the Lieutenant General; acted in the interval between Sewall's death
and the swearing in of Boughton a year later.

8. Richard Boughton of Charles County (Prot.), com. Secretary by His
Lordship, 16 Feb. 1665/6 and sworn 17 May 1666 (AM, XV, 7; III, 545); was pro-
bably also Judge of Probate; resigned to be Clerk of Charles County, 23 Dec.
1667.

9. *Hon. Charles Calvert, the Lieutenant General; took to himself , on
Boughton's resignation, the offices of Secretary and Judge of Probate.

10. *Col William Calvert of St. Mary's City (Cath., son of former

Gen. Leonard Calvert), appointed Secretary and Judge of Probate, 27 May 1669;

last appears on 6 Sept. 1670.

11. *William Talbot of St. Mary's City and of Cartown, County Kildare

(Cath., His Lordship's nephew), com. by Proprietary, 7 Aug. 1670, as
Public Notary, and Judge of Probate (AM, V, 70 ). Soon after 5 June 1671,
having succeeded, on his father's death, to the title of baronet, he returned
to his estates in Ireland leaving Robert Ridgely his deputy. By commission
of 20 Nov. 1672 Lord Baltimore separated the office of Judge of Probate from
that of Secretary and united it with that of Chancellor. Shortly before 25
April 1673 he revoked Talbot's commission as Secretary.

12. *Hon Charles Calvert, the Lieutenant General; acted in the interval
between Talbot's departure and the swearing in of Col. William Calvert.

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