190 Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.

          Liber B.             Aprill 2th 1640

                Memorandum that I ffrancis Anketill doe bargain Sell and

               Make Sale of one browne Cow and increase marked with an

               hole in each ear the one hole being Slitt out, the which Cow I

               doe a warrant from all Just claimes of any person or persons

               whatsoever, I Say the Cow that George Manners Milked of

               Mine the last year Wittness my hand

                                             ffrancis Anketill

                             the Mark of

                                  I

               Henry Pountney,

                Nicholas Keating

                24 Novembr 1652 William Whittle and Walter Peakes

               having this day taken their Oaths before his Lordps Secretary

               to make a Just and true appraisement to the best of their Skill

               and understanding of a Plantacon at New Town late of Joseph

               Cadles deceased being as they alleadge in the whole 150 acres

               of which 100 acres is leased out, they doe value the Same upon

               their Oaths at Twelve hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask

               Wittness their hands the day and year abovesaid.

                          J urat & Signat coram me Walter Pakes

                              Tho Hatton The Mark of

                                            Willm w Whittle

                              19th October 1650

                Sold and delivered unto Thomas Thomas one Black Cow

               Cropt on the right Ear Green horn'd for the price of Seven

               hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask and I doe hereby warn

               the Said Cow to him against all men

                                                 Wm Evans

               Wittness Wm Hungarford Jeziph I Cadle

                Thomas Thomas his Mark for Cattle & hoggs viz: both Ears

               Slitt half the way down right and underneath that Slitt, a Slitt

               Cutt Cross the middle of the Ear in the fashion of a T on both

               ears.

                              November 2d 1652

                These presence Wittness that We Paul Simson & Walter

               Peakes both of Maryland Planters have released and doe

           p. 339   hereby release both of us, the one the Other from all Actions

               of Suit for debt or damage comenced by either of us or by

               either of our Attorneys against the other from the beginning

               of the world unto this present day, or to be conienced for any

               matter of damage pretended to be done by either of us against

               the other at any time before this present day, revokeing and