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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1735-1737
Volume 851, Page 29   View pdf image
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June Court                  1735            (29)

being Sworn on y.e holy Evangelist of Almighty God saith that about fourteen
Years ago he was desired by John and Richard Mcgraw to go with them and some
other of their Neighbours to a marked old hickory Stump being the Second
Bounder of a tract of land Called Owens delight where they then marked
an Red oak sapling standing near the said old hickory Stump and they
then agreed that that red oak saplin should be the Second Bounder of
the said tract and further saith not                                             his
                                                                                      James I Laws
                                                                                              mark
Thomas Denwood   (seal)
John Finch               (seal)
Capell King
 Maryland Som.rt Co.ty June y.e 10.th 1735
The Deposition of James Lawes aged
thirty five or thereby being sworn on the holy
    Evangelist of Almighty God saith that thirteen year ago or thereby the
    deponant was requested by Richard Carey for to go down to a bounder of a
    tract of Land Called owens Improvement who told the deponant that the
    Occasion of this Calling of him there was to Certifie him that this tree
    being a large pine was the first Bounder of the said tract which said
    tree standing on the southermost side of a branch that runneth into
    great Monie Creek and further saith not                            his
                                                                                  James I Laws
                                                                                         mark
Thomas Denwood  (seal)
John Finch              (seal)
Capell King
 Somerset County June y.e 10.th 1735
The Deposition of Henry Newman aged
thirty five or thereby being sworn on the holy
    Evangelist of Almighty God Saith that about thirteen years Agoe the
    deponant was requested by Richard Carey to go and view a bounder of a
    tract of land Called Owens Improvement which bounder was a large pine
    and being the first bounder of the aforesaid tract which tree lying and
    being now on the Southermost side of a branch that runneth into great
    Monie Creek and further saith not                        Henry Newman
Thomas Denwood  (seal)
John Finch              (seal)
Capell King
 Maryland Somerset Co.ty July y.e 10.th 1735
The Deposition of James Lawes aged thirty
five or thereby being Sworn on the holy Evangelist
of Almighty God saith that thirteen years ago or thereby the deponant
was requested by Richard Carey for to goe down to a bounder of a
tract of land Called Refuge who told the deponant that the Occasion
of his Calling him ^there^ was to Certifie him that this tree being a large
white oak was the first bound of the said tract which said tree standing on the
Southermost side of a branch that runneth into great monie Creek & further
saith not                                                                              his
Thomas Denwood   (seal)                                          James I Laws
John Finch               (seal)                                                  mark
Capell King
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