Court and Testamentary Business, 1648.

        Henry Morgan deposed in open Court, sayth That he heard Liber A.

      ffrancis Brooks relate tht Mr Cox told him, somtime a little

      afore his death, That he had fifteene head of neate cattle, of

      his owne cleare stock, wch he had gyuen to his children. And

      tht hee heard Mrs Cox in her death sicknes appoynt Mary

      Martin should haue a yeareling heifer of their owne cleare

      stock. & further he deposeth not.

      Att a Court held att           Henry Clay deposed in open Court,

      Edw: Corn mins howse          savth That he neuer knew Tho: Munday

      att Kent 27o Junij

      Prnt5 Gouernor      or other of his howshold, or this Depont

         Mr Brent  himselfe to kill any swine, since his com

      ming uppon this Iland, belonging to Henry Morgan, or any

      other of this Iland. And hee sayth further tht during the

      time he liued in Mundays howse, there were fowre barrowes

      (to the best of his knowledge, of Munday's, wch he brought

      from St Maries) killed in the howse. And tht of those there

      were made six or seauen Hitches of Bacon. The rest was

      spent in Porke. And further hee sayth, That there was

      another Sow killed, of Mundays att the howse, for porke. p. 166

      But whether it was killed afore the barrowes, or floe, he

      knoweth not. But to the best of his knowledge it was since

      his goeing away, & leauing of Mundays howse & further he

      sayth not.

        Robert Short deposed in open Court, sayth That he saw

      in the howse of Thomas Munday nine Hitches of Bacon in

      ffebruary or March last. & tht the Bacon was greene Bacon.

        Vppon the complaynt of John Dandy, Edw: Commins

      appeared & denyeth any such goods to be taken by him.

        The plf desyreth the cause to be respited till Nouembr

      Court, for want of euidence to proue. wch was granted by

      the Court.

        Henry Morgan demandeth of Edmund Lennin nine hundd

      pownd weight of casked Tob: dew by Bill & acct & The sd

      Lennin not be resident in the Country, desyreth an Attatchrnt

      uppon his estate.

        Attatchmt to the Sheriffe ret. Nouembr Court.

        John Howard demandeth of Tho: Bradnox one thowsand

      pownds of Tob: & one barrell of Corne, & to the valew of

      halfe a suite of broad-cloath, dew for seruice, by couenant

        The Deft acknowledgeth seauen hundd pownds of Tob: to

      be dew to the plf, & denyeth the rest. And

        The Court fownd for the plf nine hundd & seauenty pownds

      of Tob: & one barrell of Corne, to be payd this ensuing Crop.