Hundreds of Eastern Shore Families from Charlemagne to the Present
Matches 176,001 to 176,050 of 179,725
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| 176001 | Whereas a Certificate was granted 20 Dec 1643 to William Munns for 500 acres of land and not having taken up land for the same belonged to his daughter who hath intermarried with Thomas Harmanson, it is therefore ordered that a Certificate be granted to the said Thomas Harmanson for the above 500 acres due for rights underwritten: John Webster, Thomas Newton, James Johnson, Susan Johnson, Joane Srinder, Italy Hodgkins, Joane Lang, John Merrydeth, John Pannuell & Edward Jenkins. | Munns, Susan (I84952)
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| 176002 | Whereas a complaint hath been made by Col. Scarburgh concerning the defect in well tanning of leather, its therefore ordered that John Turner & Alexander Wilson upon the request of Col. Scarburgh at any time here after to view any leather that may be faulty by negligence of the tanner. That they the said Turner & Wilson at the request of Col. Scarburgh be assistant. | Turner, John (hus of Sarah Kellam) (I72821)
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| 176003 | Whereas action was entered against Mary Beadle at the suit of Jno. Coale and no cause of action appearing, it is therefore ordered he be nonsuitedd & pay court charges. | Beedle, Mary (I74652)
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| 176004 | Whereas action was entered against Mary Beadle at the suit of Jno. Coale and no cause of action appearing, it is therefore ordered he be nonsuitedd & pay court charges. | Cole, John I (innholder) (I85931)
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| 176005 | Whereas action was entered against Mr. James Cade at the suit of Mr. Henry Jones, attorney of the Extrs of Mr. Garard Bucknor, and by the Sheriff returned non est inventus, and forasmuch as the said Jones hath made it appear to the court Mr. Cade by his obligation standeth indebeted to the estate of the said Buchnor for £41.19.6, upon the petiton of the said Hen: Jones. It is ordered that attachment forthwith proceed at this suit against the estate of said Mr. Cade, where the same shall be found in Northampton County for the above £41.19.6 with court charges to be responsable untill further trial. | Cade, James (I83087)
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| 176006 | Whereas action was entered against Mr. Jno. Nuthall attorney, suit of Mr. James Cade and by the Sheriff returned non est inventus upon the petition of the said Cade. Its ordered the attachment forthwith proceed as his suit for 400 pds of tobacco & cask with court chares until a legall trial shall determine thereof. | Cade, James (I83087)
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| 176007 | Whereas Amos Garrett(sic), by his attorney Mr. Andrew Hamilton, brought his action to this court against James Grifeth, assault and battery and the cause being now called up the deft. pleaded not guilty. Where upon a jury being impaneled and sworn to try the issue, and the jury found for the pltf, the sum of five shillings sterling with cost of suit and it is the judgement of the court that the verdict of the jury be confirmed. | Garris, Amos II (I104579)
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| 176008 | Whereas Amos Garris perferred a chancery bill to the Court against Joseph Hickman, William Hickman & Elizabeth Hickman, to put them to their oaths whether the said Amos Garris, his horse, received any hurt by them, or any of their procurement the said parties upon their oaths denyed all alledged against them; upon the petition of the said parties, it is ordered that the said Garris be nonsuited & pay Costs of suite. | Garris, Amos I (I104567)
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| 176009 | Whereas an order was formerly granted that Capt Jno Stringer should have satisfaction of Thomas Savage for a steer killed by him, in difference between the said Mr. Stringer & Tho: Savage. (in case the ear mark by the reports of viewers of his cattle appointed by the Court did not appear to be of the same marks as the ears of the said steer killed were of) which ears were presented by the said Capt. Jno Stringer unto the Court; The said viewers accordingly brought into Court the said Savage's marks (which mark appearded not to be the same mark). And also it is confirmed by Jno Savage, his oath that the beast was so marked by him (That was showed unto Capt Stringer & killed by the said Savage. It is therefore further ordered that Tho: Savage shall forthwith make payment unto Capt. Jno Stringer one steer of the same age & bigness according to the judgement of Tho: Dimmor who best knew the former beast so unjustly killed by the said Thomas Savage). 400 pounds of tobacco & Caske, with Court Charges. | Savage, Thomas I (carpenter) (I66048)
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| 176010 | Whereas an order was formerly granted that Capt Jno Stringer should have satisfaction of Thomas Savage for a steer killed by him, in difference between the said Mr. Stringer & Tho: Savage. (in case the ear mark by the reports of viewers of his cattle appointed by the Court did not appear to be of the same marks as the ears of the said steer killed were of) which ears were presented by the said Capt. Jno Stringer unto the Court; The said viewers accordingly brought into Court the said Savage's marks (which mark appeared not to be the same mark). And also it is confirmed by Jno Savage, his oath that the beast was so marked by him (That was showed unto Capt Stringer & killed by the said Savage. It is therefore further ordered that Tho: Savage shall forthwith make payment unto Capt. Jno Stringer one steer of the same age & bigness according to the judgement of Tho: Dimmor who best knew the former beast so unjustly killed by the said Thomas Savage). 400 pounds of tobacco & Caske, with Court Charges. | Savage, John I (I34479)
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| 176011 | Whereas Ann Scarlett, mother of Martin Scarlett, about the year 1651 left a heifer in the custody of Thomas Dimmer for the use of her son Martin Scarlett. It is ordered that the said Tho: Dimmer shall deliver into the custody of the said Martin Scarlett as such cattle as he hath in his custody being of the increase of the said heifer unto the said Martin Scarlett, he giving him the said Dimmer a discharge, and whereas he likewise petitioned for certain cattle left in the hand of Tho: Church, & not appearing to the court, it is referred to further proof. | Dimmer, Thomas (Dymor) (I115218)
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| 176012 | Whereas Anna Taylor, now wife of John Hutchinson and late relict of Elias Taylor dec'd, has this day produced an account upon oath that she had satisfied beyond assettes by her received of her said husband's estate, as also of her voluntary good will have given a leagacy of one cow calf, one sowe ghoat and 60 lbs of tobacco unto the daughter of the said Elias Taylor. It is therefore thought fitt and accordingly ordered that she shall be discharged from the said estate, for which this shall be her Quietus estate. | Taylor, (dau of Elias) (I116183)
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| 176013 | Whereas Anna Taylor, now wife of John Hutchinson and late relict of Elias Taylor dec'd, has this day produced an account upon oath that she had satisfied beyond assettes by her received of her said husband's estate, as also of her voluntary good will have given a leagacy of one cow calf, one sowe ghoat and 60 lbs of tobacco unto the daughter of the said Elias Taylor. It is therefore thought fitt and accordingly ordered that she shall be discharged from the said estate, for which this shall be her Quietus estate. On the next page of the records is shown a true and just account of the full estate of Elias Taylor dec'd, exhibited in court by Anna Taylor, alias Hutchinson, his lawfull admrx. He owed about 25 persons fairly small amouts of tobacco, including Zachary Turner, Christopher Stephens, Mr. Severne, Lewis White, John Hutchinson, Capt. Stone, Andrew Jacob, John Dolbye, Robert West, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Charlton, Humphrey Edwards, Phillipp Taylor, & 20 lbs tobacco for his burial and grave making & 20 lbs tobacco for a patent of 150 acres, for a total of 1850 1/2 lbs tobacco. He also owed 5 persons a total of 7 barrels of corn. His inventory of goods and credits totaled 1759 1/2 lbs tobacco and 6 barrels of corn. The credits included 20 lbs tobacco received of William Taylor. | Taylor, Elias (carpenter) (I83714)
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| 176014 | Whereas Anna Taylor, now wife of John Hutchinson and late relict of Elias Taylor dec'd, has this day produced an account upon oath that she had satisfied beyond assettes by her received of her said husband's estate, as also of her voluntary good will have given a leagacy of one cow calf, one sowe ghoat and 60 lbs of tobacco unto the daughter of the said Elias Taylor. It is therefore thought fitt and accordingly ordered that she shall be discharged from the said estate, for which this shall be her Quietus estate. On the next page of the records is shown a true and just account of the full estate of Elias Taylor dec'd, exhibited in court by Anna Taylor, alias Hutchinson, his lawfull admrx. He owed about 25 persons fairly small amouts of tobacco, including Zachary Turner, Christopher Stephens, Mr. Severne, Lewis White, John Hutchinson, Capt. Stone, Andrew Jacob, John Dolbye, Robert West, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Charlton, Humphrey Edwards, Phillipp Taylor, & 20 lbs tobacco for his burial and grave making & 20 lbs tobacco for a patent of 150 acres, for a total of 1850 1/2 lbs tobacco. He also owed 5 persons a total of 7 barrels of corn. His inventory of goods and credits totaled 1759 1/2 lbs tobacco and 6 barrels of corn. The credits included 20 lbs tobacco received of William Taylor. | (--?--), Ann (I116180)
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| 176015 | Whereas Anna Taylor, now wife of John Hutchinson and late relict of Elias Taylor dec'd, has this day produced an account upon oath that she had satisfied beyond assettes by her received of her said husband's estate, as also of her voluntary good will have given a leagacy of one cow calf, one sowe ghoat and 60 lbs of tobacco unto the daughter of the said Elias Taylor. It is therefore thought fitt and accordingly ordered that she shall be discharged from the said estate, for which this shall be her Quietus estate. On the next page of the records is shown a true and just account of the full estate of Elias Taylor dec'd, exhibited in court by Anna Taylor, alias Hutchinson, his lawfull admrx. He owed about 25 persons fairly small amouts of tobacco, including Zachary Turner, Christopher Stephens, Mr. Severne, Lewis White, John Hutchinson, Capt. Stone, Andrew Jacob, John Dolbye, Robert West, Mr. Andrew, Mr. Charlton, Humphrey Edwards, Phillipp Taylor, & 20 lbs tobacco for his burial and grave making & 20 lbs tobacco for a patent of 150 acres, for a total of 1850 1/2 lbs tobacco. He also owed 5 persons a total of 7 barrels of corn. His inventory of goods and credits totaled 1759 1/2 lbs tobacco and 6 barrels of corn. The credits included 20 lbs tobacco received of William Taylor. | Hutchinson, John (I116181)
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| 176016 | Whereas Anne Beadle formerly entered into bond for good behavior and this day petitioned the Court to be discharged from said bond, whereupon proclamation was 3 times made in open Court and no objection against here, it is therefore ordered she have her bond delivered up paying Court charges. | (--?--), Anne 'Nan' (I74574)
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| 176017 | Whereas Anne Beadle hath petitioned this Court in the Order against her in October Court last past for Adultry, the same not being proved be invalid and the said Beadle being only found guilty of the sin of fornication shall pay 500 lbs tobacco and the sheriff to take security for her good behavior and she to pay all costs of the suit. On this same date, whereas William Satachell, formerly entered into bond for good behavior and this day petitioned the Court to be discharged, whereupon proclamation was 3 times made in open Court, and no objection against him, it is therefore ordered that he have his bond delivered up paying Court charges. | Satchell, William (I74573)
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| 176018 | Whereas Anne Beadle hath petitioned this Court in the Order against her in October Court last past for Adultry, the same not being proved be invalid and the said Beadle being only found guilty of the sin of fornication shall pay 500 lbs tobacco and the sheriff to take security for her good behavior and she to pay all costs of the suit. On this same date, whereas William Satachell, formerly entered into bond for good behavior and this day petitioned the Court to be discharged, whereupon proclamation was 3 times made in open Court, and no objection against him, it is therefore ordered that he have his bond delivered up paying Court charges. | (--?--), Anne 'Nan' (I74574)
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| 176019 | Whereas Anne Beadle was formerly presented to the Court by Mr. Thomas Ryding, Church Warden, for the sin of Adultry and this day the said Anne Beadle personally appeared to answer the charges, alledging that she had no husband living, but not appearing to the Court by positive proof for the present that she hath a husband the layeth claim to her. The Court at this instance have suspended their judgment until the next Court held in this County, in which time she is to procure certificate from Gloucester County or else an acknowledgment from the Records of the said Court by the subscription of Richard Beadle her reputed husband that he layth no claim to the said Anne Beadle his supposed wife and in the interim that she stand committed in the sheriff custody until she put in sufficient security for her good behavior & performance of the award of the Court according to the evidence she shall then produce & pay Court charges. | (--?--), Anne 'Nan' (I74574)
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| 176020 | Whereas Anne Beadle was this day called to answer to a former presentment for Adultry to which she presented she hath no husband, and requested clemancy of the Court for time to clear her self from the charge aganinst her, the Court have given her 2 months time to acquit herself and if in that time she cannot , then to abide by the award of the Court, and it is ordered that if the said Anne Beadle shall depart this County & not return according to the time limited then to pay 500 lbs tobacco as also put in security for the performance thereof & pay Court charges. | (--?--), Anne 'Nan' (I74574)
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| 176021 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I128623)
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| 176022 | Whereas Anne West was summoned by the Sheriff to this court to answer to her presentment by the Grand Jury which she failing to appear to answer. It is therefore ordered by the court that the Sheriff take her into custody untill she enter into bond with security for her personal appearance at next court to answer her contempt therein and also to her presentment as aforesaid. | West, Anne (servant) (I76692)
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| 176023 | Whereas Anthony Hodgkins made it appear that Christopher Jarvis is indebted to him for 1588 lbs tobacco by Account. It is therefore ordered that Jarvis shall pay the debt of 1588 lbs tobacco at this next ensuing crop. | Jarvis, Christopher (I75245)
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| 176024 | Whereas Anthony Raboone deceased left two small daughters behind him, orphans, and Tho. Dimmer having freely (petitioned) to have the care of them, the court having taken special notice of his care therein; have ordered that the said Tho. Dimmer shall have the tuition & charge of the said orphans until they attain to the age of sixteen years & receive into his hands, for the use of the said orphans, what assets shall remain of their father's estate after his debts are paid. The said Thomas Dimmer to bring in an account of the said assets that he shall receive at the next orphans court, that if may be put upon record for the use of the said orphans. | Raboone, Anthony (I113358)
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| 176025 | Whereas Anthony Raboone deceased left two small daughters behind him, orphans, and Tho. Dimmer having freely (petitioned) to have the care of them, the court having taken special notice of his care therein; have ordered that the said Tho. Dimmer shall have the tuition & charge of the said orphans until they attain to the age of sixteen years & receive into his hands, for the use of the said orphans, what assets shall remain of their father's estate after his debts are paid. The said Thomas Dimmer to bring in an account of the said assets that he shall receive at the next orphans court, that if may be put upon record for the use of the said orphans. | Dimmer, Thomas (Dymor) (I115218)
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| 176026 | Whereas Anthony Raboone deceased left two small daughters behind him, orphans, and Tho. Dimmer having freely (petitioned) to have the care of them, the court having taken special notice of his care therein; have ordered that the said Tho. Dimmer shall have the tuition & charge of the said orphans until they attain to the age of sixteen years & receive into his hands, for the use of the said orphans, what assets shall remain of their father's estate after his debts are paid. The said Thomas Dimmer to bring in an account of the said assets that he shall receive at the next orphans court, that if may be put upon record for the use of the said orphans. | Raboone, Mary (I128613)
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| 176027 | Whereas at a court held 28 March 1667 Wm Mellinge procured an order for attachment against the estate of Peter Severne for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with court charges upon which order attachment issued out against the said Severne's estate & according to law was returned to this court of goods of the said Severn's attached in the hands of Mathew Gethings as should make satisfaction for the said 230 lbs tobacco & cask & charges of court, & the said Will: Mellinge having made his debt justly appear to be due, petitioning to this court that execution may be granted unto him upon the said estate upon such goods as are attached in the hands of the said Gethings, whereby he may receive satisfaction for his said debt with charges; It is therefore ordered that execution be granted unto the said Wm. Mellinge for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with charges of court. | Gething, Mathew (Quaker) (I71538)
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| 176028 | Whereas at a court held 28 March 1667 Wm Mellinge procured an order for attachment against the estate of Peter Severne for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with court charges upon which order attachment issued out against the said Severne's estate & according to law was returned to this court of goods of the said Severn's attached in the hands of Mathew Gethings as should make satisfaction for the said 230 lbs tobacco & cask & charges of court, & the said Will: Mellinge having made his debt justly appear to be due, petitioning to this court that execution may be granted unto him upon the said estate upon such goods as are attached in the hands of the said Gethings, whereby he may receive satisfaction for his said debt with charges; It is therefore ordered that execution be granted unto the said Wm. Mellinge for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with charges of court. | Mellinge, William I (Burgess) (I75231)
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| 176029 | Whereas at a court held 28 March 1667 Wm Mellinge procured an order for attachment against the estate of Peter Severne for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with court charges upon which order attachment issued out against the said Severne's estate & according to law was returned to this court of goods of the said Severn's attached in the hands of Mathew Gethings as should make satisfaction for the said 230 lbs tobacco & cask & charges of court, & the said Will: Mellinge having made his debt justly appear to be due, petitioning to this court that execution may be granted unto him upon the said estate upon such goods as are attached in the hands of the said Gethings, whereby he may receive satisfaction for his said debt with charges; It is therefore ordered that execution be granted unto the said Wm. Mellinge for 230 lbs tobacco & cask with charges of court. | Severn, Peter (I84880)
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| 176030 | Whereas at a court held in Northampton County 29 Feb 1663, it was ordered that Ambrose London should be fined 2,000 lbs tobacco for not baptizing his children according to Act of Assembly, and also the same Court also passed another order against him to be fined 1,000 lbs tobacco for Sabbath breaking & his irreverent behavior, and at a court held in the said county 28 Oct 1664 it was ordered that the sheriff should forebear to collect the said fines imposed on him until further order from the court, hoping to find a conformity in him; and the said Ambrose London being brought to this court by a "scire Facias" and the court finding him still in his obstinance have revived the said order; and it is ordered that the present sheriff collects forthwith the said fines of 3,000 lbs tobacco, with charges of court. | London, Maj. Ambrose (I119058)
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| 176031 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, declared in his life time unto me the subscriber, that when he departed this Natural Life that he intended to set his Negro Bashore free, but did not mention the same in his will. Now know ye that I do by these presents set the said Bashore at liberty and proclaim him to be free from any service due to me, my Extrs or Admrs, for ever having power to do the same as by marriage of the Extrx of above said Pott and knowing assuredly the said Pott intended the same thing which I have now done and declared under my hand as my act and deed in open court this 30 May 1659. | Kendall, Col. William I (Burgess) (I54501)
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| 176032 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, declared in his life time unto me the subscriber, that when he departed this Natural Life that he intended to set his Negro Bashore free, but did not mention the same in his will. Now know ye that I do by these presents set the said Bashore at liberty and proclaim him to be free from any service due to me, my Extrs or Admrs, for ever having power to do the same as by marriage of the Extrx of above said Pott and knowing assuredly the said Pott intended the same thing which I have now done and declared under my hand as my act and deed in open court this 30 May 1659. | Pott, Capt. Francis (I69448)
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| 176033 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, declared in his life time unto me the subscriber, that when he departed this Natural Life that he intended to set his Negro Bashore free, but did not mention the same in his will. Now know ye that I do by these presents set the said Bashore at liberty and proclaim him to be free from any service due to me, my Extrs or Admrs, for ever having power to do the same as by marriage of the Extrx of above said Pott and knowing assuredly the said Pott intended the same thing which I have now done and declared under my hand as my act and deed in open court this 30 May 1659. | Farnando, Bashawe (Free Negro) (I118608)
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| 176034 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, my late husband, dec'd, did by his will devise unto me several parcels of land and since his death ___ Kendall, my present husband, have demised & sold part thereof to William Innis & Thomas More of this county & whereas the law requires a resignation or release from me, now kown all ye to whom these presents shall come that I, Susana, the former wife of aforesaid Pott, now wife of said Kendall, do confirm the said conveyance in open court, this 29 November 1659. Witt: Daniel Baker & Tho: Evans. | Kendall, Col. William I (Burgess) (I54501)
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| 176035 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, my late husband, dec'd, did by his will devise unto me several parcels of land and since his death ___ Kendall, my present husband, have demised & sold part thereof to William Innis & Thomas More of this county & whereas the law requires a resignation or release from me, now kown all ye to whom these presents shall come that I, Susana, the former wife of aforesaid Pott, now wife of said Kendall, do confirm the said conveyance in open court, this 29 November 1659. Witt: Daniel Baker & Tho: Evans. | Baker, Susannah (I66639)
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| 176036 | Whereas Capt. Francis Pott, my late husband, dec'd, did by his will devise unto me several parcels of land and since his death ___ Kendall, my present husband, have demised & sold part thereof to William Innis & Thomas More of this county & whereas the law requires a resignation or release from me, now kown all ye to whom these presents shall come that I, Susana, the former wife of aforesaid Pott, now wife of said Kendall, do confirm the said conveyance in open court, this 29 November 1659. Witt: Daniel Baker & Tho: Evans. | Pott, Capt. Francis (I69448)
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| 176037 | Whereas Col. Edmund Scarburgh did assign & set over to Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, several parcells of land by patent at Maggotty Bay. Know ye that I, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of said Pott, do assign & set over to Wm. Innis & Thomas Moor, my right, title & interest in 200 acres at the place abovesaid, also one other patent of 500 acres at Maggotty Bay, which was formerly assigned over by Mr. John Neal, late of this county, merchant, unto Col. Edmund Scarburgh & from Scarburgh to said Pott for 18,000 lbs tobacco. In a separate entry, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, states that the within mentioned 200 acres was for 999 years. Witt: Wm. Waters & John Tilney. (NOTE: This was dated the day after Pott's will was proved.) | Kendall, Col. William I (Burgess) (I54501)
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| 176038 | Whereas Col. Edmund Scarburgh did assign & set over to Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, several parcells of land by patent at Maggotty Bay. Know ye that I, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of said Pott, do assign & set over to Wm. Innis & Thomas Moor, my right, title & interest in 200 acres at the place abovesaid, also one other patent of 500 acres at Maggotty Bay, which was formerly assigned over by Mr. John Neal, late of this county, merchant, unto Col. Edmund Scarburgh & from Scarburgh to said Pott for 18,000 lbs tobacco. In a separate entry, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, states that the within mentioned 200 acres was for 999 years. Witt: Wm. Waters & John Tilney. (NOTE: This was dated the day after Pott's will was proved.) | Baker, Susannah (I66639)
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| 176039 | Whereas Col. Edmund Scarburgh did assign & set over to Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, several parcells of land by patent at Maggotty Bay. Know ye that I, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of said Pott, do assign & set over to Wm. Innis & Thomas Moor, my right, title & interest in 200 acres at the place abovesaid, also one other patent of 500 acres at Maggotty Bay, which was formerly assigned over by Mr. John Neal, late of this county, merchant, unto Col. Edmund Scarburgh & from Scarburgh to said Pott for 18,000 lbs tobacco. In a separate entry, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, states that the within mentioned 200 acres was for 999 years. Witt: Wm. Waters & John Tilney. (NOTE: This was dated the day after Pott's will was proved.) | Pott, Capt. Francis (I69448)
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| 176040 | Whereas Col. Edmund Scarburgh did assign & set over to Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, several parcells of land by patent at Maggotty Bay. Know ye that I, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of said Pott, do assign & set over to Wm. Innis & Thomas Moor, my right, title & interest in 200 acres at the place abovesaid, also one other patent of 500 acres at Maggotty Bay, which was formerly assigned over by Mr. John Neal, late of this county, merchant, unto Col. Edmund Scarburgh & from Scarburgh to said Pott for 18,000 lbs tobacco. In a separate entry, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, states that the within mentioned 200 acres was for 999 years. Witt: Wm. Waters & John Tilney. (NOTE: This was dated the day after Pott's will was proved.) | Moore, Thomas I (I71448)
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| 176041 | Whereas Col. Edmund Scarburgh did assign & set over to Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, several parcells of land by patent at Maggotty Bay. Know ye that I, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of said Pott, do assign & set over to Wm. Innis & Thomas Moor, my right, title & interest in 200 acres at the place abovesaid, also one other patent of 500 acres at Maggotty Bay, which was formerly assigned over by Mr. John Neal, late of this county, merchant, unto Col. Edmund Scarburgh & from Scarburgh to said Pott for 18,000 lbs tobacco. In a separate entry, Wm. Kendall, who married the Extrx & Relict of Capt. Francis Pott, dec'd, states that the within mentioned 200 acres was for 999 years. Witt: Wm. Waters & John Tilney. (NOTE: This was dated the day after Pott's will was proved.) | Ennis, William I (I82166)
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| 176042 | Whereas complaint was this day made to the Court by the humble peticon of Anthony Johnson Negro, against Mr. Robert Parker, that the detained one John Casor, a Negro, the plantiff's servant under pretense that the said Jno Casor is a freeman. The Court seriously considering and maturely weighing the premises do find that the said Mr. Robert Parker most unjustly kept the said Negro John Casor from his said master Anthony Johnson; As appeared by the deposition of Captain Samuel Goldsmyth and many probable circumstances; it is therefore the judgment of the Court and ordered that the said John Casor, Negro, shall forthwith be returned into the service of his said master Anthony Johnson and that the said Mr. Robert Parker make payment of all charges in the suite alias execucon. | Parker, Robert (I6948)
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| 176043 | Whereas complaint was this day made to the Court by the humble peticon of Anthony Johnson Negro, against Mr. Robert Parker, that the detained one John Casor, a Negro, the plantiff's servant under pretense that the said Jno Casor is a freeman. The Court seriously considering and maturely weighing the premises do find that the said Mr. Robert Parker most unjustly kept the said Negro John Casor from his said master Anthony Johnson; As appeared by the deposition of Captain Samuel Goldsmyth and many probable circumstances; it is therefore the judgment of the Court and ordered that the said John Casor, Negro, shall forthwith be returned into the service of his said master Anthony Johnson and that the said Mr. Robert Parker make payment of all charges in the suite alias execucon. | Johnson, Anthony (Free Negro) (I84910)
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| 176044 | Whereas complaint was this day made to the Court by the humble peticon of Anthony Johnson Negro, against Mr. Robert Parker, that the detained one John Casor, a Negro, the plantiff's servant under pretense that the said Jno Casor is a freeman. The Court seriously considering and maturely weighing the premises do find that the said Mr. Robert Parker most unjustly kept the said Negro John Casor from his said master Anthony Johnson; As appeared by the deposition of Captain Samuel Goldsmyth and many probable circumstances; it is therefore the judgment of the Court and ordered that the said John Casor, Negro, shall forthwith be returned into the service of his said master Anthony Johnson and that the said Mr. Robert Parker make payment of all charges in the suite alias execucon. | Casor, John (Free Negro) (I84930)
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| 176045 | Whereas Daniel Mifflin of Accomack County in the Colony of Virginia and Mary Warner of Kent Co. aforesaid, having Intention of taking each other in Marriage Declared their said Intentions before Severall Monthly Meetings of the People Called Quakers in Kent County aforesaid, Whose proceedings therein, after Deliberate Consideration and Consent of parents and parties thereby Concerned, were approved of by the said meetings: and for the full accomplishment of Said Marriage the said Daniel Mifflin and Mary Warner, on the 15th Day of the Ninth Month in the year 1744 appeared in a publick assembly of the said people and others in Cecil Meeting House, Kent Co. aforesaid, where after some time of solitidy and waiting upon the Lord the said Daniel Mifflin standing up, and haveing the said Mary Warner by the hand. Did openly Declare as follows : Friends, in the presence of God you are my witnesses that I take this my friend Mary Warner to be my wife, promising through God's assistance to be unto her a Loving and Faithful Husband, untill it shall please the Lord to separate us, (or in words to the same purpose) and then and there in like manner she, the said Mary Warner Did also openly Declare: friends, in the presence of God you are my witnesses that I take this mj friend Daniel Mifflin to be my husband, promising through God's assistance to be unto him a Loving and Faitliful Wife, until it shall please the Lord by Death to separate us, (or in words to the same purpose) and the Said Daniel Mifflin and Mary Warner (she according to the Custom of Marriage assuming the name of her husband) as a farther confirmation thereof Did then and there hereunto sett their hands, and we whose names are hereunto subscribed being present amongst others at the solemnizing their said Marriage and subscription aforesaid, as Witnesses have hereunto subscribed our names the Day and Year above written. | Family: Daniel Mifflin, (Quaker) / Mary Warner (F24896)
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| 176046 | Whereas Daniel Mifflin of Accomack County in the Colony of Virginia, Farmer, and Ann Walker of the same place having declared their Intentions of Marriage with each other before several Monthly Meetings of the People called Quakers in Kent County in the Province of Pennsylvania, according to the good order used among them, whose proceedings therein after a deliberate consideration thereof and having Consents of Parents and Parties concerned nothing appearing to obstruct were approved of by the said Meetings. Now these are to certify whom it may concern that for the full accomplishing their said Intention this Seventeenth Day of the Tenth Month in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand, seven hundred and fifty-seven they the said Daniel Mifflin and Ann Walker appeared in a Public Meeting of the said People and others at Little Creek Meeting House in the aforesaid County, and the said Daniel taking the said Ann by the hand Did in a Solemn Manner Openly Declare that he took her to be his Wife Promising through Divine Assistance to be unto her a faithful and loving husband until the Lord is pleased by Death to separate them or words of like importance and then and there in the said Assembly the said Ann Did in like manner Declare that she took the said Daniel to be her Husband, Promising through the Lord's assistance to be unto him a faithful and loving Wife until the Lord is pleased by Death to separate them, and moreover the said Daniel and Ann, she according to the Custom of Marriage assuming the surname of her Husband, as a further confirmation thereof Did then and there to these Presents sett their hands and we whose names are hereunder subscribed being among others present at the solemnization of their said Marriage and subscription. In manner aforesaid as Witnesses thereunto here also to these Presents set our hands the Day and Year above written. | Family: Daniel Mifflin, (Quaker) / Ann Walker (F24895)
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| 176047 | Whereas Daniell Foxcroft entered an Action against Henry Read & had not filed his petition according to Act of Assembly, upon the petition of the said Reade, it is ordered that the said Daniell Foxcroft be nonsuited & pay charges of Court. | Read, Henry (Reade) Sr. (tailor) (I115732)
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| 176048 | Whereas Elias Taylor has made it appear to the court that there is due to him 150 acres of land for his wife and 2 servants, it is thought fit that the same be accordingly certified by this court. | Taylor, Elias (carpenter) (I83714)
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| 176049 | Whereas Elizabeth Smith Daughter of Wm Smith decd who lived under the Tuition of Lt Coll Waters But goeinge to her uncle Whitmarshes when sicke & there dyinge. Itt is therefore ordered by the Court That the said Whitmarsh forthwith deliver unto the said Lt Coll Waters or whome hee shall appoint all the clothes wch appertained or belonged to the said Eliz: Smith the said Lt Coll Waters paying him the said Whitmarsh, one hundred pounds of Tobacco for her Coffin out of the Estate hee hath in his hands That belonged to the said Elizabeth Smith. Whereas Eliz: Smith & Mary Smith the orphts lately in the Tuition of Lt CoIl Waters are decd & have left in the said Waters his Custody a Small Estate. The Court doth request the said Waters & Major Wm Andrews to make devision as equally as may bee of the said Estate and to deliver it soe devided, one moiety to Mrs Anne Mellinge widow for the use of theirs the said Elizabeth and & [sic] Mary Smiths Brother Wm Smith orpht And ye other moiety to Mrs Agnes Powell widow for the use of their sister Agnes Smith orpht & upon receipt of the same the said widowes to give under their hands to bee accomptable to the said orphts when they come to age. | Smith, Elizabeth (of Wm) (I116284)
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| 176050 | Whereas Elizabeth Smith Daughter of Wm Smith decd who lived under the Tuition of Lt Coll Waters But goeinge to her uncle Whitmarshes when sicke & there dyinge. Itt is therefore ordered by the Court That the said Whitmarsh forthwith deliver unto the said Lt Coll Waters or whome hee shall appoint all the clothes wch appertained or belonged to the said Eliz: Smith the said Lt Coll Waters paying him the said Whitmarsh, one hundred pounds of Tobacco for her Coffin out of the Estate hee hath in his hands That belonged to the said Elizabeth Smith. Whereas Eliz: Smith & Mary Smith the orphts lately in the Tuition of Lt Coll Waters are decd & have left in the said Waters his Custody a Small Estate. The Court doth request the said Waters & Major Wm Andrews to make devision as equally as may bee of the said Estate and to deliver it soe devided, one moiety to Mrs Anne Mellinge widow for the use of theirs the said Elizabeth and & [sic] Mary Smiths Brother Wm Smith orpht And ye other moiety to Mrs Agnes Powell widow for the use of their sister Agnes Smith orpht & upon receipt of the same the said widowes to give under their hands to bee accomptable to the said orphts when they come to age. | Whitmarsh, Richard (carpenter) (I84917)
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