6. Col. Thomas Addison of Prince George's County (Prot.) succeeded
Bordley about Sept. 1716 (Patent Record, 1. FF #7, f. 302); apparently removed

by Lt. Gov. Calvert in June, 1726, about a year before his death.

7. *Lt. Gov. Charles Calvert (Prot.), exchanged the Eastern for the

Western Surveyorship about June, 1726; ceased to be Lieutenant Governor, 3
July 1727; re-com. and resworn as Surveyor General, l4 Aug. 1731 (Ibid., 1.
EI #3, f. 315; Black Books, VIII, 104); died in (office, 2 Feb. 1733/4.

8. Lt. Gov. Samuel Ogle (Prot.), assumed this office on Calvert's death
(Patent Record , 1. EI #3, f. 450). Superseded by Bladen.

9. *Lt. Gov. Thomas Bladen (Prot., mother Cath.), assumed the Surveyor-
ship by virtue of his office as Lieutenant Governor 23 Aug. 1742 (Ibid, 1.

LG #E, f. 374).

10. Joshua George of Cecil County (Prot.), com. by Lt. Gov. Bladen, 13
Dec. 1746 (Commission Book No. 82, f. 124); superseded by Lt. Gov. Ogle.

11. Lt. Gov. Samuel Ogle, sworn Surveyor General, 14 Dec. 1748 (Prov.
Ct. Rec., 1. EI #8, f. 539); died in office 3 May 1752.

12. Benjamin Tasker, Sr. of Annapolis (Prot., mother probably Cath.,
wife's mother Cath.), as President of the Council he was acting Surveyor
General of the Western Shore from Ogle's death until Sharp's arrival.

13. Lt. Gov. Horatio Sharpe (Prot.), arrived 10 Aug. 1753; until December,
1760 he allowed the profits of this office to his private secretary John

Ridout (AM, IX, 348, 389, 533).

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