102   Court and Testamentary Business, 1639—42.

   Liber Z.   & to render a faithfull and true Accompt thereof when he should

                  be therevnto called by Or Secretary or had otherwise fully administred

                   the same According wherevnto the said Tho: Cornwaleys

                   on 13th September following made & delivered to Or

                  Secretary an Inventary of the said goods & chattells amounting

                  to the value of 944k 1 3s (as by 2. indrent men sworne by Or

                  Secretary to that purpose the same were estimated valued &

                  appraised to be their very & true worth in their consciences)

                  and afterward that is to say on 20th Aprill 1639. brought in his

                  Accompt of the said estate to Or said Secretary who hath dili

                  gently perused & examined the same & findeth the funerall

                  expences & other charges reasonably defrayed and the iust

                  debts orderly & rightfully discharged by the said Thomas

                  Cornwaleys on the behalfe of the said Jerome Hawley to amount

                  to the full summe of the estate received, that is to say to the

                  summe of 944 l 1 3s sterling. Know ye therefore that we well

                  approving the faithfulnes and diligence of the said Thomas

                  Cornwaleys, doe hereby admitt & approve of his said Accompt,

                  and signifie & declare tht the said Tho. Cornwaleys hath fully

                  administred the goods & chattells of the said Jerome Hawley;

                  And therefore doe hereby quiteclaime & discharge him of his

                  foresaid Recognisance, & of all further Accompt and question

                  touching his said Admraon. Witnesse Or deare brother Leonard

                  Calvert Esq, Leiutent grall of Or said Province of maryland.

                  Given at St maries this 29th Aprill 1639.

                    3d Jann: 1639 an exemplificat of the Accompt sent into

                  England vnder the great Seale.

       p. 153 Cecilius &c whereas by or lrës of Adffiraon bearing date at

                  St maries the 2d August 1638. we did ordeine & appoint

                  Capt: Tho: Cornwaleys Esq and one of Or Counsell of 0r

                  Province of maryland to be Admrator of the goods & chattells

                  within Or said Province wch were Thomas Cullamores late of

                  St maries deceased intestate at the time of his death; and

                  charged him as well by his corporall oath as by a sufficient

                  Recognisance to our vse to make a full & pfect Inventary of

                  all the said goods and chattells, & to render a faithfull & true

                  Accompt therof when he should be therevnto called, or other

                  wise should think fitt; And whereas the said Thomas Corn

                  waleys accordingly hath made an Inventary of the said goods

                  & chattells & the same delivered to or Secretary on the 7th

                  August following, amounting to the value of 24 l 13s 1 1d sterling

                  or 1976 l tobacco; as by two indrent men sworne by or secre

                  tary to that purpose the same were valued & appraised) and

                  afterward that is to say on the 1 8. Septemb: following brought

                  in this Accompt to or said Secretary, of disbursemts in funerall