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        28. ffebr. Capt: Henry ffleete acknowledgeth himselfe to                   Liber Z.

      owe vnto Leonard Calvert &c five hundred weight of tobacco             p.

      and caske and five barrells of good come shalled; to be paid

      vnto the said Leonard Calvert his heires exequutors admrators

      or assignes on or before the last of November next. And if

      he shall not so doe, then he willeth and granteth for himselfe

      his heires exequutors & admrators that the said five hundred

      weight of tobacco and caske; and the said five barrells of

      shaled come be levied vpon the lands goods & chattells of

      him the said Henry ffleete wheresoever they shalbe found.

                                       Henry ffleete

      Recogn coram me

      John Lewger Secretary.

        memorand that this Recognisance is made for a servant wch

      mr Secretary hath sold to the said Henry ffleete, to be with

      him till the first of november next, and then he is to returne to

      mr Secretaries disposing againe. and mr Secretary is to find

      him in the meane time wth sufficient bedding & clothing.

           At the County Court holden at St maries on the                               p. 43

            of ffebruary 1637 before the Lieutenant generall,

           Captaine Robert wintour; and mr John Lewger

           Secretary; of the Counsell of this Province

        The Sheriff returned for the grand Enquest twenty foure

      freemen;

      1 Thomas Greene, gent   1 Thomas ffranclin   1 Nathaniel Pope

      1 marmaduke Snow,gent      1 John medley     1 Robertvaughan

      1 ffrancis Rabnett;       1 ffrancis Gray    1 John Smithson

      1 John Price       1 John Halfehide     1 Robert Percy

      1 Henry James      1 xpofer martin 1 James Cauther

      1 Andrew Chappell  1 Thomas Nabbs  1 Rainold ffleete

      1 John Robinson    1 John Courtis  1 Isaac Edwards

      1 Henry Bishop     1 Thomas morris

                         1 Thomas baldridge

        who appeared & chose for their foreman Marmaduke Snow

      and were sworne truely to enquire and true presentment to

      make of all such bills as should be given them in charge in

      behalfe of the Lord Proprietor according to the evidence.

        then were sworne to give true evidence

                       Capt. Cornwaleys

                       Cutbert ffennick

                       Anthony Cotton

                       Edward ffleete

                         John nevill

                       william Lewis