236 Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.

         Liber B. the Servant Executed did belong to the Children of mr Corn-

               P. 411 mins deceased and not to him, It is Ordered that the Examina-

               tion and hearing of the Matter be referred to the Court at

               Kent where the hard Conscience and Extreame dealing of the

               Said Weeks may be regulated in point of Equity (if there be

               cause) as the Court there Shall think fitt, And the Said Con-

               veyance (if any be) to be then and there produced that Such

               order may be taken thereupon by that Court on the behalf of

               the Said Commins Children as Shall be conceived to Stand

               with Justice and Equity.

                   The Deposition of Henry Potter aged 32 years or there-

                   abouts being Summoned to Testify on the behalf of Marks

                   Pheypo agt Edward Hall and being Sworne and Exam-

                   ined this 8” of ffebr 1652 Sayth

                That in Winter last was two yeares Edward Hall and Martin

               Kirke and this depont went together in the woods to looke for

               Sowes that had pigs, and finding of them, there were two

               Sowes that were Somthing wild, which Edward Hall laid

               Claime to, and to the best of this Deponent's knowledge they

               were both black Sowes, And the Said Edward Hall desired

               this deponent to ketch them for him with this Deponts Dog,

               and this Depont did Ketch one with his dog, and the Said

               Edward Hall laid hold of the Sowe and killed her, and desired

               this Depont for to put the Dog forth againe to ketch the other

               which this Depont did, and Edward Hall tyed her by the leg

               to a Tree with the help of the rest then present, And further

               this deponent Sayth that Edward Hall Changed the Sowe he

               had kilid with Martin Kirke for another Sowe of Martines

               which used to be at Edward Hall's House, But for the Marks

               of the two Sowes So ketched with the Dog as aforesaid, this

               deponent did take noe Notice thereof to the best of his remem-

               brance neither can he tell what Markes they had And further

               Sayth not

                   Jurat die & Anno Sup dict Coram me Tho: Hatton

                 Richard Bennett his marke for Cattell and Hogs

           p. 412 23 Martij Viz. The right Eare Cropt and a Slitt in the Crop and

               the left Eare Swallow Tayled.

                I under written doe ingage my Self to mr Joseph Manning

               to beare him harmless from a Bill of Twenty three hundred

               pounds of Tobacco which he Stood ingaged to mr William and

               Thomas Daines as Administrators to mr Walter Coopar, thir-

               teen hundred and fifty pounds of which ingagement being due

               to Will. Haines and the Remainder of the above menconed Bill