Court and Testamentary Business, 1638.      33

      one suite of clothes           0100 Liber Z.

      his linnen                             0020

      one bible                              0020

                         debts received

      from Capt: Cornwaleys                  1020

          more for 2-tonne of caske          0140

      from mr Copley                         0720

      from mr Greene                         0280

      from Tho: Pasmore                      0140

      from xpofer martin                     0140

      from John Price                        0210

      from Ralphe Beane                      0140

      Item for sett work from Capt: Cornwaleys0140

      from the Governor                      oo68

      from mr Hawley                         0060

                                              3378

              The Accompt of Thomas ffrancklin

                 for administring the said estate  l

      Imprmis; funerall charges              0050

      It paid to Randoll Revell              2300

      It paid to Capt: Cornwaleys            0440

      It my owne charges in gathering vp the tobaccos &c     0575

                                              3365

        A Countie Court held at St Maries the 7th of may 1638 p. 64

      Jurati

      Capt: George Evelin            John Price    Thomas Gerard

      Tho: ffranclin   Richard Garnett   Anthony Cotton

      Robt Clerke      william Edwin John Richardson

      Cutbert ffennick xpofer martin John Hill

      mr Greene                      Thomas Pasmore

        It was ordered by the Court that Richard Garnett should

      pay all the residue of John Briant's estate remaining in his

      hands vnaccompted for, vnto mr Thomas Copley toward the

      satisfaction of his debt; reserving onely 28 l of tobacco in his

      hands, wherewth to defend himselfe in law against other

      creditors.

      May 7th 1638

        Capt: George Evelin this day assumeth and vndertaketh

      before mee to pay and satisfie vnto John dandie, all such

      arreares of wages as shalbe in Court adiudged to be due vnto