New South Wales Surveyor General [I] (1788 - 1887)

Philip Adams was Surveyor-general of the colony of New South Wales from 1868-1887

Date: 1868 - 1887

Augustus Alt was the first Surveyor General of New South Wales from 1788 until 1802.

Date: 1788 - 1802

James Burnett was a clerk in the New South Wales Surveyor-General's Department, and became the Surveyor-General in the Moreton Bay District Survey Office in 1844.

Date: 1833 - c. 1854

Henry Danger was assistant to the Surveyor General of New South Wales.

Charles Grimes was Surveyor General of New South Wales from 1802 - 1804 and 1806 - 1808.

Date: 1802 - 1806

Robert Hoddle was a senior surveyor for the Port Philip District (victoria), at the time part of the Colony of New South Wales and designed a number of settlements including Melbourne, Geelong and Williamstown.

Date: 1837 -

David Lennox held multiple roles within the Surveyor General [I] department (1788 - 1887) including Sub-Inspector of Roads (1832 - 1833), Superintendent of Bridges (1833- 1843), District surveyor to the Parramatta Council (1843 -1844) and Superintendent of Bridges for the Port Phillip District (1844 - 1853).

Date: 1832 - 1853

Thomas Mitchell was the New South Wales Surveyor General from 1828 to 1855.

Date: 1828 - 1855

John Oxley was the Surveyor General of New South Wales.

John Roe worked as a surveyor with the Surveyor General of New South Wales from 1817 until 1829.

Date: 1817 - 1829

George White was assistant surveyor (1827 - 1838) then surveyor (1838 - 1853) of the Colony of New South Wales.