Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50. 7

        The Deposition of Mary the wife of Danll Clocker being Liber B.

       Sworn and examd the 23 June 1652 in open Court Saith

        That in August 1651, the day this Depont doth not well

       remember that Mrs Susanna Warren was delivered of a Child

       which came into the world dead, and was dead in the Mother's

       womb, the Said Child not having any imperfection, Likewise

       with hair upon it head and nails upon it fingers and toes, this

       Deponent doth further Say that Doctor Waidron being in the

       house where the Said Warren was brought to bed, Mrs ifen-

       wick called the Said Waidron in to know his advice in the

       business, whome replyed that the Mother had gone out her

       full time, and that the Child had been dead as he did Suppose

       three weeks in it's Mother's womb, further this Deponent

       Saith that about a fortnight before her delivery She the Said

       Mrs Warrines came to the house of this Deponent and Said,

       that her Child was dead within her, and that She did believe

       It was by the means of a ifright taken by Mr ffenwick's Ne-

       groes ffurther this Deponent Saith that the Said Child was

       free from any boyles or botches, or any disease, Saving only

       that a little of the Skinn was broken to the bredth of betwixt

       two or 3 fingers, and about 4 inches long comeing from under

       the Arm upon the Stomach which this Depontt doth Suppose

        It being Soe long in her Womb & further Saith not

        The Deposition of John Mansfeld aged 36 years or there- P 312

       abouts being Sworn and examined the 23 June 1652 in Open

       Court Saith:

        That this Deponent Sold a parcell of Land containing 200

       acres to Joseph Cadle and Robert tutty then being Mates and

       lived together at the house of Mr Thompson's, This Dept fur-

       ther Saith that he took Joseph Cadle paymaster for the Said

       Land the troubles of Countrey comeing into this Province the

       Said Cadle was forced out of the Countrey and after the busi-

       ness or troubles of the Countrey were over the Sd Cadle not

       returning the Said Robert Tutty came to demand the Joynt

       bargain made to him and his Mate Cadle, and he this De-

       ponent not thinking the Said Cadle would have returned into

       this Countrey againe in respect the rumour run that he was at

       Dutch plantacon the Sd Tutty demanding the bargain, and the

       Patent for the Said Land wth an assignmt of it to himseife, the

       Said Tutty goeing along with this Deponent to the house of

       Wm Broughs, he this Deponent desireing the Said Brough to

       make an assignment of the Patent of the Said Land to the

       Sd Robt Tutty the Said Land being formerly bought of the Sd

       Brough p This Depont Josiah Cadle returning into the Coun-

       trey again but a little before the Said Cadle comeing I this

       Depo was Sued p the Said Brough for payment of the Sd Land