168. Court and Testamentary Business, 1649—50.

          Liber B. Mr William & Thomas Daynes     The plt declareth upon a bill

               p Mr Hen: Coursey their Attorney pits   due the 25th November and

               John Danbe DefdtCraveth Judgmt of the Court

               for 617 l of Tobacco and Caske the Defdt Answers that the pits

               by their Attorney have reced in part of the bill 108 l of Tobacco,

               and William Johnson's bill of 252 l of Tobo Soe that there

               remains due upon the Bill 258 l of Tobo for which the Court

               Orders present Satisfaccon els Execucon

               John Slingsbie plt The plt Declareth that the Deft oweth him

               John Dat-the Deft 500 l Tob and Cask, for a parcell of hoggs he

               the plt Sold to the Defdt and craveth relief of the Court agt the

               Deft the Defdt not denyeing the Debt It is Ordered that the

               Deft make present Satisfaccon and further to allow the plt for

               loss of his time 50 l of Tobacco with the aforesaid Sume or

               execucon execuc ad Satisfaciend

                Edward Hall moveth the Court to be relieved in a Case as

               he thinketh he hath been wronged in, that he being Admr to

               George Manners and having given in Security formerly to this

               Court to be responsible for the Estate there being a Judgment

           p. 308   of Court which passed in the life time of the Sd Manners and

               now lately upon that Order there hath been execucon granted

               & the Sherriff having done his Office in the Said business, the

               Court considering of the Injury done the Said Administrator,

               It is Ordered that the Said goods Soe executed be returned

               forthwith

                Know all men by these presence that I John Mansfield doe

               make over to John Hatch all my right and title of Wm Bradley

               and Benjamine Hamon and two Cows one Yearling Bull and

               weanling Calves which I the Said Jno Mansfield doe make over

               to the abovesd John Hatch as Security for payment of two

               thousand Six hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask Wittness

               my hand:

                                   the mark of I M Jno Mansfield

                ffrancis the wife of Walter Peakes hath given to her god

               Child by name John Nevitt one Cow Calfe being Crop't on the

               lef ear and Slitt in the Crop, and underkeeled and overkeeled

               on the right ear with a Slitt, this Calf is given with all the

               female increase to the Said God child and if the Said God child

               Shall live to be 16 years of age then to have the whole pro-

               duce both of Male and female, and if the Said child die before

               it come to the Said Age of 16 years that that then the Said

               Calfe with the whole increase to be at the Sole disposeing of

               the Mother of the Sd Child.