Darnall), appointed 26 June 1701 (Ibid., 1, A, f. 289); his com-
mission expired with the death of Darnell, 17 June 1711. He died in April,

1714.

4. *Charles Carroll of Anne Arundel County (Cath.; son-in-law of Agent

Darnall and brother-in-law of Digges)., as Agent and Receiver General he began
acting as Surveyor General for Both Shores prior to 12 Sept. 1712 (Prov. Ct.
Rec., 1. TP #4, f. 519).

5. *Henry Sewall (son of Nicholas) of St. Mary's County (Cath.), com.
shortly before 20 July 1716 when Lt. Gov. Hart refused to recognize his com-
mission because of his religion (AM, XXX, 388).

6. Lt. Gov. John Hart (Prot.), appointed by Baltimore and Guilford
Surveyor General for Both Shores, 11 Oct. 1716; took office 11 Jan. 1716/7
AM XXV, 344, 346); he relinquished the Western Shore Surveyorship, 20 May
1717, but retained that of the Eastern Shore until his return to England in

May, 1720.

7. Col. Thomas Brooke II of Prince George's County (Prot. convert, 3

his brother Jesuits, half brother of Mrs. Charles Carroll), as President
of the Council he was acting Surveyor General of he Eastern Shore from
Hart's departure until Calvert's arrival.

8. *Lt. Gov. Charles Calvert (Prot.), arrived shortly before October,
1720 and at once assumed this Surveyorship (Patent Record, 1, FF #47, f. 326);
in June, 1726 he exchanged it for the more lucrative Western Shore Surveyor-
ship.

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