304 Court and Testamentary Business, 1644.

Liber P. R. Alex. williamson, p attornat John Rablie demandeth of

                  Thomas Sterman & Thomas yewell 900 l tob & cask due by

                  bill.

                   warn: to Court to morr. morn. 10cl pill iudgmt

                   10. febr. warn, to Cort 12. febr. morn: vpon pill

                        cask appeared marks Phaypo to the suit of George

                   mr Neale 135 Binx for 410 l tob, & denieth the acct demanded.

                 physick  050 And the plf recovered 285 l tob, wherof 100 l wth

                        285 cask

                   Philip White a warn to Cort agst mr ffennick; ret to morr.

                  morn. 10cl pill

                   Leonard Calvert Esq Govr demandeth of francisco van Eyn

                  den 1600 l tob & cask due vpon accot

                   warn, to Cort to morrow morn: 10cl pill.

                   John hampton (at the instance of francis Gray) made oath

                  that in his hearing at the communication betweene mr brent

                  then Governr & James Cauther, at Kent, in August anno 1643,

                  touching the discharge of the said James Cauther, he the said

                  James did offer himselfe ready there to serve the said Governt

                  in any military employmt or if he pleased in hunting; & the

                  Govr then answered him that he had then no employmt for him,

                  but he should be ready alwaies vpon warning to attend the

                  countries service, & in case there went a march to the sesque

                  hannoughes he should goe the march; or words to that pur

                  pose; & anon after gave him the said Cauther a discharge, he

                  the said Ja. Cauther ptesting at the accepting therof that he

                  would not abate of his wages; wch the Govr then said [but

                  he hoped he would thoughe] or to that purpose: & more he

                  remembreth not.

                  Jurat

                                  copie recorded by Mr ffennick

                   8. The 24th July 1644. Received of Capt Tho: Cornwaleys

                  by the hands of Sr Wm Berkely Knt nine pounds sterl: and by

                  the hands of mr Cutbert ffennick ninety seven pounds & halfe

                  of beaver, and is for or towards satisfaction of a debt of fifty

                  pounds sterl: for two negroes dd the aforesaid Capt Corn

                  waleys.

                                       By me Rich: Bennett.

                  1644

   p. 196     februar: 8. Came Cutbert ffennick gent & made oath, that

                  a certaine accompt in the book of Giles Brent Esq, & vnder