430 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1660- 1661 .

Liber H. H.

mand that the said Axell Stille be in all thinges held treated
Reputed and esteemed as one of the faythfull people of us our
heires and Successors borne within this our Province of Mary-
land And likewise any lands tenements Revenues Services and
other hereditaments whatsoeuer within our said Province of
Maryland may inherrite or otherwise purchase receive take
haue hould buy and possesse and them may occupye and
Enjoye Giue sell alyen and bequeathe as likewise all Libertyes
franchises and priviledges of this our Province of Maryland
freely quietly and peaceably haue and possesse occupye and
Enjoye as our faythfull people borne or to be borne within our
said Province of Maryland without the lett molestacon vexacon
trouble or Greivance of us our heires and Successors any
Custome to the Contrary hereof in any wise notwithstanding
Giuen at Saint Marys vnder the greate Seale of our said
Province of Maryland this nine and twentyth day of July in the
thirtyth yeare of our dominion over the said Province of Mary-
land Annoq domini One thousand Six hundred Sixty one
Wittness our Deare Brother Philip Caluert Esq^r our Leiuetenn^t
of our said Province of Maryland:

Idem mutatis mutandis to Peter Jacobson

Idem to Marcus Sipherson
Idem to Clement Micheelson
Idem to Hendrick Hendrickson
Idem to Andrew Clementson
Idem to Peter Montson
Idem to Mathias Cornelison
Idem to Hendrick Mathiason
Idem to John Wheeler
Idem to Bartholomew Hendrickson
Idem to Cornelius Urinson
Idem to John Urinson
Idem to Andrew Toreson
Idem to Paule Johnson
Idem to Gothofrid Harmer

Caecilius Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the Provinces of
Maryland and Avalon Lord Barron of Baltemore &c To all
persons to whome theis p^rsents shall come Greeting in our

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lord God Everlasting Whereas Jacob Clauson late of New
Amstell and Subject of the States of Holland haueing of long
tyme liued within this our Province of Maryland hath besought
us to grante him the said Jacob Clauson leaue here to Inhabite
and as a free Dennizen freedome land to him and his heires
to purchase Knowe yee that wee willing to giue due Encour-
agem^t to the Subjects of those States Doe hereby Declare him