Court and Testamentary Business, 1639. 59

        And we doe further certifie out of the Records of or County Liber Z.

      Court held at St maries on severall daies in the months of

      September october, november & december anno dni 1638.

      that the severall iudgements following were had given &

      recovered in Or said County Court against the said Tho: Corn

      waleys as Admrator aforesaid for the plaintifs severally here

      after named; that is to say; John Lewger Or Attorny generall

      recovered on 0r behalfe 254 l 4S 4d sterling vpon 2 specialties.

      Thomas Copley Esq recovered 189 l sterling & 38' beaver vpon

      specialties. Anthony Cotton mariner recovered 470 l tob.,

      vpon specialtie, besides the cancelling of the debt owing from

      the said Anthony to the said Jerome Hawly. Cyprian Through-

      good planter recovered 14 l sterling vpon a specialtie of 20 l

      sterling; 6' thereof being deducted by a speciall verdict of the

      Jury. Andrew Chappell mariner recovered 30 l beaver due for

      wages. John Cook carpenter & servant to the said Jerome

      Hawley recovered 9 l sterling for wages. Richard Hill carpenter

      & servt to the said Jerome Hawley recovered likewise 9 l sterling

      for wages & 2 suits of clothes. Edward Brent ship-carpenter

      recovered 1 51 sterling for wages. Anne Smithson widdow &

      servant to the said Jerome Hawley, recovered three barrells of

      come for wages; And we doe further certifie out of the records

      of or Court of Chancery, that vpon a petition exhibited into

      the Court before Or Leutenant generall & Counsell by Richard

      Garnett the elder of mattapanient husbandman for the price of

      a maid servant sold by him to the said Jerome Hawly wch

      servt was reckoned & praised vpon the Inventary among the

      goods of the said Jerome Hawley, but never paid for to the

      petr the said Richard Garnett by decree of Or said Court

      recovered 1000 l tob agst the said Tho. Cornwaleys as Admrator

      aforesaid. And in tcotimony of the truth of all the premisses

      we have caused the great seale of that Or Province to be affixed

      to these pnts. Given at St maries 3d January 1639. Witnesse

      0r deare brother Leonard Calvert Esq.

      4th January 1639                           p. 98

        came Robert Percy and made oathe that being present at

      the last end of Michael Lums planter, he asked the said

      michael who he intended to dispose vnto, that remainder if any

      should be after his debts paid; who therevpon made answere

      in these words, who should I give it to but to mr ffennick, who

      best deserves jt, & I think it too litle for him in regard of his

      care & charge of me in my sicknesse: or to that purpose.

                                       Robert Percy

        wherevpon, this was approved for the last will and testament

      of the said Michael Lums.        John Lewger