108     Court and Testamentary Business, 1639.

   Liber Z.    to ffrancis Gray for making 2. coffins for him & his wife 0100

                             for mr Lees buriall &c.     0020

                  to Robt Percy for mrs Lee's buriall &c       0020

                  to the praisers for their paines             0060

                  to the Treasuror for 10. shares              0240

                  to mr Gerard by iudgemt of Court             6l17s sterl

                   Item the Accomptant demandeth to be allowed in tob. is 0548

                  for boards to make his & his wives coffins0100

                  for a holland shirt to bury him in     0100

                  for 2. fine holland sheets to wind him & his wife in   0300

                  for hottwaters &c. spent at his buriall 0030

                  for 2 l soape paid to the seamen for so much boromowed 0010

                   on board

                  for board for himselfe & wife, & maid, for a fortnight 0020

                    or thereabouts;

                   for trouble of the house, & extraordinary attendance of

                    servants about him & his wife, during their sicknes 0200

                    & buriall

                  for probate of the will &c             0100

                  for recording the Inventary            0020

                  for paines & charge in going to Virginea &c  0350

                  for charge of defence of suite against mr Gerard  0015

                   for charge of suite against mr Gerard for divers of the 001

                    goods

                                                          3078

                   to mrs margarett Huberstey, one maid servant called

                    Anne norris                   7 l sterling

                                            is in tobacco 0560

                                                          3638

                    Cecilius Lord Proprietary &c. To all psons &c Know yee

                  that we have received

    p.  160      mar. 21. 1639

                    In a cause of Accompt brought by Thomas Gerard Admmator

                  of Justinian Snow, & desiring a discharge of his Admraon;

                  marmaduke Snow attorny of Abel Snow being called to know

                  what he had to say against the said Accompt wch was then

                  shewed to him, said that he said nothing at all to it, nor would

                  have anything to doe with it: but desired his Lops lres might

                  be pformed. wherevpon the Secretary pronounced for the

                  validity of the Accompt & that the Admrator should have his

                  discharge; onely he thought fitt that the tobacco housing

                  should be putt out of the Accompt; and that all the moveable

                  things charged to the Accompt that might be severed from the