Ct. Rec., 1. TL #2, f. 800); sworn His Lordship's Attorney General, succeeding
Carroll, 1 May 1716 (Prov. Ct. Judgements, 1. 15, f. 630); died in office, 7
Aug. 1718. He was Naval Officer of Annapolis, and in Aug. 1708 he became sole

Commissary General.

14. Thomas Bordley of Annapolis (Prot.), sworn 6 Sept. 1718 (Ibid., 1.

18, f , 91); dismissed in September, 1721. He was sole Commissary General. He
died 11 Oct. 1726.

15. Daniel Dulany, Sr. of Annapolis (Prot., protege and former servant
of George Plater above), succeeded Bordley, 10 Oct. 1721 (Ibid., 1, 19, f. 488).
Until July, 1724 he was joint Commissary General. He resigned in 1725.

16. Michael Howard of Talbot County (Prot.), sworn 19 Oct. 1725 (Ibid.,
1. 21, f . 253). He was appointed Surveyor General of the Eastern Shore in
June, 1726, and Naval Officer of Oxford about 1727. He resigned in 1734.

17. Daniel Dulany, Sr., succeeded Howard in Oct. 1734 (Ibid... 1. 26, f.

273) and was also sole Commissary General; resigned in 1744.

18. *Henry Darnall III of Prince George's County (Prot. convert, wife

and children Cath.), com. and sworn 19 April 1744 (Ibid., 1. 30, f. 476); ap-
pointed Naval Officer of Patuxent 24 May 1755; persuaded to resign early in
1756.

19. Stephen Bordley of Annapolis (Prot., son of Thomas Bordley above),

com. 26 March and sworn 26 May 1756 (Ibid, 1. 40, f. 9); suffered a paralytic
stroke and resigned in Dec, 1763; died 6 Dec. 1764. He was Naval Officer of
Annapolis until March, 1762 when he became sole Commissary General.

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