swered no he would Copy it out himself and did so and set
his hand to it as a true Copy & I another examin'd it with the
Original and can both attest it as a true Copy under both our
hands & Oaths also if Required this was delivered Mr Tail-
lard which I then thought & hoped was Indifferent well to
solve me for any breach of Trust against Mr Taillard but after
I had waited upon your Excellency I found it would not do I
went therefore to Sir Thomas and at two Several times urged
his Honour with his Promise of not keeping the Original to
my Prejudice which I now found woud be so if he did not
deliver it me he answered me he had given a Copy attested
for true under his own hand and that he did not find himself
Obiged any further but if Mr Taylard would come to him he
would shew him the Original and give him another Copy
which he should himself witness was a true one of which I
told Mr Taylard which was the most I could get from Sr Thomas
for my Indemnity I therefore beseech your Excellencys pardon
in this matter and for this present trouble to your Excellency
& subscribe
4th Aprill 1693 Yr Excellencys most humble & obedt Servt
To his Excllcy the Governr Tho: Grunwin
These humbly present
The said Thomas Grunwin pursuant to an Order from his
Excllcy the Governor yesterday directed to the Sheriff of St
Marys County commanding him thereby to summons him the
said Thos Grunwin & Wm Taylard to appear here to testify
the truth of their knowledge in such matters and things as
shall be proposed unto them on their Majestys Behalf)
accordingly makes his appearance and being thereunto
Required to make Oath to the truth of the matter contained
in the above Letter did accordingly prove the same upon his
oath taken on the holy Evangelist
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