Court and Testamentary Business, 1637. 11

         1st ffebr. This day came behre me mr Thomas Greene gent,                   Liber Z.

        and acknowledgeth himselfe to owe vnto Captaine Robt wintor

        esq and one of the Counsell of this Province five hundred

        weight of good merchantable leafe tobacco and foure barrells

        of corne; to he paid vnto the said Robt wintour his heires

        exequutors admrators or assignes on the 10th of november next

        And if he shall not so doe: then he willeth and granteth for

        himselfe his heires exequutors & admrators that the said

        summe of five hundred pound weight of tobacco and foure

        barrells of corne be levied vpon the lands goods and chattells

        of the said Thomas Greene wheresoever they shalbe found

        Recogn coram me                  Tho: Greene

         John Lewger

         This Recognisance is withdrawen with the consent and by

        the appointmt of the said Robert wintour

         Ita testor John Lewger Secretary.

         This day came before me rnr Thomas Greene gent and

        acknowledgeth himselfe to owe vnto mr John Lewger Secretary

        five hundred weight of good merchantable tobacco to be paid

        vnto the said John Lewger his heires exequutors admrators or

        assignes on the 10th of November next: And if he shall not

        so doe: then he willeth and granteth for himselfe his heires

        exequutors & admrators that the said summe of five hundred

        weight of tobacco be levied vpon the lands goods and chattells

        of the said Thomas Greene wheresoever they shalbe found

                                         Tho:   Greene

        Recog. cora me: Leonard Caluert

         this Recognisance is satisfied by the said Thomas Greene

                                John Lewger Secretary.

        6.                                      feb                                                                 p. 25

         This day came before me Anum Benum, Joseph Edlo, and

        Thomas Charington of St maries planters and acknowledge

        themselves to owe vnto mr Thomas Cornwaleys Esq seven

        hundred and eighty pound of good merchantable tobacco to be

        paid vnto the said Thomas Cornwaleys or his assignes on or

        before the 10th of november next. And if they shall not so

        doe they will and grant for themselves their heires exequutors

        admrators and assignes that the said seven hundred and eighty

        pound of tobacco be levied vpon the lands goods & chattells

        of the said Anurn Benum Joseph Edlo and Thomas Charington

        wheresoever they shalbe found.

                                + mrke of Anum Benum

                                + mrke of Joseph Ecilo

                                Thomas Carrington