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        Liber B.   that the Said ffrancis Brooks in the time of his Sickness about

              the time aforesaid willed this depont to tell John Dandy that

              he the Said Brooks desired that he might Come to the Said

              Dandys dys house and abide there for his better accomodation

              during his Sickness, or to that Effect And that he this dept did

              afterwards acquaint the Said Dandy with his the Said Brooks

              desire aforesd And further Saith not

                  J urat die & Anno Supa dict Coram me. Tho: Hatton

           p. 383 This present writeing Wittnesseth that We Edward Hall and

              Rebecca his wife the Administratrix of the Estate late of

              George Manners deceased her former Husband, doe hereby

              make and appoint Mr Henry Coursey our Attorny to Com-

              mence prosecute and defend, all Causes that are or Shall be

              depending in Court within this Province, and to all other

              intents and purposes touching the Said decedents Estate: as

              fully in Every respect as we our Selves or either of us might

              can or may do. Wittness our hands this  25th day of January

              1652.

                                        the mark of

              Attestate p me          Edward x Hall

              Tho: Hatton Secr       Rebecca X Hall

                William Edde maketh oath that about the Middle of Octo-

              ber last being requested by mr Geo: Mee for that purpose he

              willed one Richard Gaines Servant to John Cornelius to tell

              his Master that the Said Mr Mee did expect him the Said

              Gaines to be returned to him againe for that the Servant

              which the Said Mee had from Cornelius in Exchange for him

              was not an able Servant according to the bargaine or to that

              Effect.

              Sworne in open Court 22 January 1652

                        The Deposition of Garrat Bary Sworne this

                        January 1652 Sayth

                That about Six Months Since Comeing down in a boate with

               John Roads now Servant to mr George Mee the Said Reads

               Sitting as this depont doth think as if he had been Sick, he this

               Deponent Sayth he asked the Said Roads how he did and

               whether he was Sick, the Said Roads answered that he was not

               well Saying further that he had, had a fever and Ague ever

               Since they had been out of the first weeds or to that Effect,

               and further Sayth not.

                                J urat die Anno Supa in open Court

                Tho:    Gregory maketh oath 22th January 1652 Sayeth That

              John Cornelius was to deliver to mr Geo Mee by agreemt be-