Volume 4, Page 193 View pdf image (33K) |
Court and Testamentary Business, 1643. 193
vpon demand at his returne, or to that purpose. And that the Liber P. R. next day the said Thomas & this depont went away to Kent, & there staied some 10. weeks. Jurat.
Thomas yewell appeared attorny for John Smith of Kent, to the action of Robt Clerk vpon an appeale, & for the plt appeared Jo: Price & exhibited his lre of attorny. Sedent and the said Thomas yewell assumed on behalfe secretary of the said John Smith that he the said Jo. Smith Survay by himselfe or attorny should answere to the said
suit at some time before the 1st of decemb next, & pforme iudgmt of Court therin. & therevpon the cause was respited till that day: dec 1. the said Tho. yewell prayed that this assumption might be respited till the next Court. 1. febr in regard the said Jo. Smith could not find passage from peek river this month that after vpon his prayer, the assumption was released to him wth consent of the plf & an attachmt ordered vpon the cattell of Jo. Smith Ja: neal maketh ffrancis Gray appeared to the suit of James oath that he hath received Neale agst Randoll Revell, & saith to the first the last yea: action, that the said Randoll did not carry the
of said william Cook out of the Province to the end 576 l tob & cask to convey him out of the Province, wch was the intent of the Law in that behalfe, but carried him carried away out vpon his owne busines, & returned him into his corne afore wch said 576 l the Province agalne, whereby the said Ja: neale tob is in part was no way damnified by the said Randol, but had his remedie as fully agst the said William more he Cook as afore.
And the Court found for the plf 974 l tob & toward it. cask. 1643 p. 89 Aprill 5th to the second action for of cask, the Court found for the said James Neale, 5 tonne of cask to be due to him from Randoll Revell, & valued it at 500 l tob.
Eod. Exequution for 1474 l wherof 974 wth cask and for 73 l for sheriffs fees, & 40 l for fees of Court marks Pheypo Admrator of Tho. Pursall appeared to the action of Robt Kedger of 450 l tob. & saith that the said bill demanded was for the price of a boate intended to be bought by Tho. Pursall, of Ellis Richardson who assigned the interest in that bargaine vnto Anthony belcher wherby it was made to him in his owne name, & that after the making of the said bill the said
|
||||
Volume 4, Page 193 View pdf image (33K) |
Tell Us What You Think About the Maryland State Archives Website!
|
An Archives of Maryland electronic publication.
For information contact
mdlegal@mdarchives.state.md.us.