8. *Capt. Richard Smith, Jr., of Calvert County (Prot., wives prob.
Cath.), com. by Baltimore prior to 14 Oct. 1693 when Gov. Copley refused to
recognize his authority (AM, XX, 34); remained in office until 7 Dec. 1697
when the appointment of Hill limited his jurisdiction to the Eastern Shore.

b. Surveyor General of the Western Shore.

1. *Clement Hill, Jr., of Prince George's County (Cath., son-in-law of
Agent Henry Darnall), com. 7 Dec. 1697 (Warrants, 1. A, f. 206); apparently

his commission became void with the death of Agent Darnall, 17 June 1711.

He died 23 June 1743.

2. *Charles Carroll of Anne Arundel County (Cath.; son-in-law of Agent
Darnall and brother-in-law of Hill); as Agent and Receiver General he began
acting as Surveyor General for Both Shores prior to 12 Sept. 1712 (Prov. Ct.
Rec. , 1.TP, f. 519).

3. *Walter Pye of Charles County (Cath.), appointed shortly before 20
July 1716 when Lt. Gov. Hart refused to recognise his commission because of
his religion (AM, XXX, 386).

4. Lt. Gov. John Hart (Prot.), com. by Baltimore and Guilford as Sur-

veyor General for Both Shores, 11 Oct. 1716, took office 11 Jan. 1716/7 (AM,

XXV, 344, 346).

5. Thomas Bordley of Annapolis (Prot.), com. by Hart as Surveyor General
for the Western Shore, 20 May and sworn 8 July 1717 (Warrants, 1, BB, f. 49);
resigned after his appointments as Commissary General and Attorney General.

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