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40 Court and Testamentary Business, 1638.
Liber Z. corn plaineth agst John norton in an action of covenant for that whereas the said John norton did on some day in July last covenant wth francis Gray on the behalfe of the said Tho: Copley to deliver vnto him vpon demaund 1000. foote of sawen boards vpon a price then agreed vpon betweene them neverthelesse since that time, the said John norton hath refused and still doth refuse to performe the said agreement on his part; althoughe he hath beene therevnto demanded by divers psons in the name of the said Tho: Copley to the damage of two thousand weight of tobacco to the said Tho. Copley. And for this &c. Cyprian Thorowgood
p. 75 Memorandum that this day came Thomas Cornwaleys Esq &c Admrator of the goods of Jerome Hawley Esq.; and acknowledgeth himselfe to owe vnto the Lord Proprietary five hundred weight of tobacco &c. The condition of this Recognisance is that if the said Thomas Cornwaleys shall bring into the Court within a moneth a true and pfect Inventary of all the goods wch belonged to Thomas Cullamore within this Province at the time of his death; and shall well and truely pay all the debts of the said Tho: Cullamore so far as the estate shall extend according to the exigence of the lawes in that behalfe; and shall when he shalbe there Vnto called bring in a faithfull and true accompt of his administration of the goods of the said Tho: Cullamore; then this Recognisance to be void &c. Tho: Cornwaleys This Recognisance is discharged John Lewger Secretary.
p. 76 Cecilius &c to Or beloved Tho: Cornwaleys Esq &c. greeting. Whereas Jerome Hawley late of St maries Esq &c deceased did by his last will and testnt bearing date in England the 20th day of October 1633, make & ordeine his exequutors willia Hawley of Grossmont in the County of Munmoth, Arthur dodington and Lewis Hele Esqrs which said Exequutons being all in remote parts from this Province, and without our juris diction and therefore not to be convented by vs to approve or refuse the said Testament, nor to be expected till they demand approbation of the same without borne yeares delay at the least wch would be very preiudiciall to the goods here of the said Jerome Hawly, and to divers creditors if such delay should be admitted; Therefore we willing as much as in vs lieth, to pro vide for the goods & debts of the said Jerome Hawley wth all
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