168 court and Testamentary Business, 1642.

 Liber P. R. waiter waterlin & Edmond Eason brought home 2. gelts & 3.

                  shotes, & a deane or two; & when they came from nortons

                  creek, he thinketh they brought home one small boare & a sow

                  shote;

                   ad 5. he knoweth of no more then the former brought home

                  by Tho: Yewell or any other; in any number; but twice as

                  neane as he can remember Tho. Yewell brought home one

                  small shote at a time.

                   ad 6. he hath no bacon in the house of these piggs or any

                  other; nor none hath made this yeare.

                   ad 7. none of them were barrowes, the rest the eares were

                  all brought to the Govts

                   ad 8. none sold.

                   ad 9. they had no marks as he saw or hath heard, nor knoweth

                  out of what companies nor where they were killed. but hath

                  heard them say they kild the first five about St Jerome's

                   ad 10. he saw the Sowes of some of them, but took no notice

                  of them, and he knoweth nothing but that the eares were all

                  carried vp to the towne

                   ad i 1. that Rob Smith hath some hogs in the woods but how

                  many he knoweth not, & that Tho. Yewell lost 1. sow

              ad 1 2. they brought home none of their owne as he knoweth.

                                       mark of T Thomas Sterman

       p.69   1642

                   January 1 1th Interrogator admred to John Yewell vpon

                  oath.

                   ad 1. he knoweth of no agreemt but when they came home,

                  Robt Smith had 1/3 and tho: yewell another, & Stephen Thomas

                  another

                   ad 3. the longest they staid was from monday till thursday

                  night, but some came home in meane time, & that they went

                  out for swine some 4 or 5 times to the best of his remembrance.

                   ad 4. the boat went once to the head of Jo. nortons creek, &

                  once to St Jeromes.

                   ad 5. from Jo. nortons creek they brought 2. sow shotes a boar

                  shote (as he remembereth) & a deare, & from S. Jeromes they

                  brought home (to the best of his remembrance) 5 or 6 small

                  shotes, wherof 2 of them were a yeare old, & boare shotes, to

                  the best of his remembrance; but at what places he knoweth

                  not, but he heard them say it was about S. Jenomes; they were

                  kilid gonnes as he hath heard of Stephen;

                   ad 6. he remembreth a matter of a dozen small swine killed

                  by them;

                   ad 7. they were all brought home to his fathers.

                   ad 8. no bacon hath beene made of them

                   ad 9. never at any their quarters.