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326 Court and Testamentary Business, 1647.
Liber A. Sept: Ralph Crouch aged 29 or there abouts made oath that he was prsent when Richard Cox made his will in his last sickness: the 4th of Septembr being the day before he died videliz. in manner following by Word of Mouth: I do giue and bequeath unto Anthony Rawling, all my corne now grow ing, Wth all the pease beanes and pumpkins, that are in the feild. I doe further giue vnto the sayd Anthony fower hundred pounds of tobb, dew unto me from Captaine Tho: Cornwallis as a deed p. 84 of guift from the sayd Captaine and further this deponent sayth that in his hearing the sayd Richard Cox gaue all that he had besides vnto the sayd Anthony: and further he deposeth not Teste me Robert Clarke Clk
Addam Stanele being present at the same tyme, deposeth the same Teste Rob: Clarke Clke
Sep. 7: Anthony Rawlins maketh claime of the Estate of Richard Cox deceased and desired lerrs of Administration to be granted unto hym of all lands goods, Chattles, belonging vnto the sayd Richard Cox, according to his last will and testiment: Ordered that the sayd Anthony, shall haue lčrs of Adminis traon granted to hym forth wth the will being proued by the testimony aforesayd:
Sept: 7th Att the request of John Dandy: Robert Clarke deposeth, that he was pTsent at the makeing of a bill betweene Edward Packer and the sayd Dandy and that vppon the receipt of that bill: Edward Packer did acquit and discharg the sayd John Dande of all debts and demands vnto that tyme, being the 26 of Agust last past: and further he deposeth not; Jurat. Cora: me Tho: Greene Gour
Septr 7th The will of Richard Cox approued by Anthony Rawling, and the Adm: committed vnto the sd Anthony: haueing made oath to bring in Inventory in 10 dayes, and accont afore the first of decembr next; vnless further tyme giuen by the Gouernor And to cause the estate to be praysed by the oath of 2 men:
Septm: 1th Thomas Greene Esq goumner of this Prouince Authorised Robb. Clark to take the depositions of Ellis Beach, and George Mannors to prayse the Estate of Richard Cox deceased.
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