Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1660-1661. 435

he had left all the Armes with m^r LLoyd Except one Gun at
Jacobs; and the Armes that every Souldier carryed home with
him to be deliuered to the ownors from whome they receiued
them
This Answere being not fully sattisfactory and Jnformacon
from the Leiuetenn^t being wanting. Ordered that Cap^t John
Odber doe give an acc^o in wryting of his proceeding with the
Sasquesahannoughs by the 27^th of November next and that
Jacob Clauson Francis Stocckett and Samuell Palmer Gen^l be
summoned to appeare at that tyme also to Giue informacon to
the Board alsoe

Then was called John Everett to answere for his Contempt
in Running from his Collors Pleades that he could not beare
Armes ag^t the Indians for Conscience sake. Ordered that the
said John Euerett be committed to the custody of Nicholas
Guyther till 27^th of November next and that then he be tryed
by a Courte Marshall And that Cap^t John Collier come then
to testefye in the case being the man that pressed the said
Euerett.

Com^on for Ensigne to Henry Mitchell mutatis mutandis ut
in folio 24.

Com^on to Captaine William Boreman mutatis mutandis ut
in folio 23.

Ccecilius &c. Whereas Walter Senserfe being of Scottish
Descent haueing of long tyme vsed the trade of this our Pro-
vince and for some yeares last past hath been possessed of land
within this our Province hath besought us to Grante him leaue
to transporte himselfe and family into this our Province here
to inhabite, Knowe yee that wee being willing to give due En-
couragem^t to all men of his Nacon Doe hereby Declare &c.
idem ut in folio 83.

[Immigrants from Virginia.]

Liber H. H.
p. 121

Philip Calvert Esq^r Leiuetenn^t and Cheife Governor of the
Province of Maryland vnder the Right hono^ble Caecilius lord
and Proprietary of the same To all persons to whome theis
p^rsents shall come Greeting in our lord God Euerlasting Knowe
yee that takeing into Consideracon the peticon of diuers persons
well affected to this Province now or late Inhabitants of
Northton County otherwise called Accomack in Virg^a who are
desirous to transplant themselues and familyes into this Pro-
vince And for the more speedy and Effectuall prosecucon of

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