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         10 John Hinmans Bill dated the 8th of ffebruary 1644 for Liber B.

       1421 l of Tobacco & Caske.

         I I A Bill from John Hollowes & John Wavell dated the

       24th march 1644 for 700' of Tobacco and Caske—.

         1 2. Doctor Waidrons Note for 20s dated the 13th Aprill p. 379

       1642

         13 An Accompt of mrs Wheatley's of Accomack for 3000

       weight of Tobacco with an Invoyce of Goods, a bill of mr

       William Brainthwaites dated the tenth of ffebruary 1640 for

       1400 l weight of Tobacco and Caske.

         14 & 15 A Receipt of Capt Stones for Goods reced of mrs

       Wheatleys, as alsoe another of Capt Stones for other Goods

       received of Capt Ingle.

         16 A Receipt of Capt William Ropers for divers Ac-

       compts due at Ackomack amounting to the quantity of 4563”

       of Tobacco and Caske, which is Since in the hands of Capt

       William Stone

         Michael Baisey having married the widdow of Anthony

       Rawlings deceased out of his owne free will and affection unto

       John Rawlings Eldest Son of the Said Anthony and towards

       the raising of a stock for him doth hereby Give & deliver unto

       and to the use of the Said John Rawlings one Cowe Calf

       about four months old already marked with his the Said John

       Rawlings Marke viz. Cropt on the left Eare and a hole in the

       Crop and two Slitts in the right Eare.  Wittness his hand this

       28th day of January 1652. Michael W Baisey

       Testor Tho: Hatton         his mark

         January 7th 1652. According to an Order of the of

       April last an Administracon is this day Granted to Henry Coxe

       (in the behalf of the Children of Robert Ward deceased

       (whose widdow the Said Cox married being also deceased) of

       all the rights, debts, Goods, and Chattels late of the Said

       Robert Ward upon his oath taken to Exhibit an Inventory by

       the 25th of march next if &c And that according to the Said

       order he Improve the Said Estate as much as in him lieth, for

       the Good and behoofe of the Said Children That he pay the

       debts &c and make a true Accompt &c in the usuall forme

         This Indenture made the first day of November in in the

       Yeare of our Lord God one Thousand Six hundred forty and

       three between Thomas Gerrard of St Clements in the Province

       of Maryland Gent of the one party, and Cornelius Canedy of

       the Same Province Brickmaker of the other party, Wittnesseth p. 380

       That the Said Cornelius Canedy Shall well and truely Serve

       the Said Thomas Gerrard Gent his heires Administrators or