280 Court and Testamentary Business, 1650-.-53.

         Liber B. Walter Beane the Administr demandeth the 440* of Tob:

              out of Nunns Estate due by the Bills & Assignments above

              written.

                This Bill bindeth me John Nunn my heirs or Assignes to

              pay or Cause to be paid unto Phillip Land or his Assignes the

              Just quantity of one hundred & fifty Seven pounds of Sound

              Tobacco & Caske to be paid in the County of St Maries on

              the tenth day of November next. Wittness my hand this 12th

              ffebruary 1650

                                                John Nunn

              Wittness, Jeifry Oliver

                I Phillip Land doe assigne over unto Nicholas Cuzeene or

              his Assignes all my right & Title of this Bill within Menconed.

              Wittness my hand this 16th of october 1651

                                                Phillip Land

                Nicholas Cuzeene demandeth the 157 l of Tobacco out of

              Nunns Estate due by the Bill and assignmt above written

           p. 465 Ann Johnson aged thirty four yeares or thereabouts Sworne

              and Examined the 30th of Aprill 1653 Sayeth

                That yor Deponent and Sarah Goulson being at the house of

              Robert Taylors the 24th December at the Travail of the Said

              Taylors wife, Sarah Goulson Said that She would Speake to

              the woman about the child, because Robert Taylor was Soc

              greived about it, Soe yor Deponent desired her She Should

              not for She had Sorrow Enough at that Instant, yor Depont

              Comeing againe on Sunday after, to dress the child, her Sister

              Alice Griffin being Come thither, Alice Griffin Said how now you

              have Savcd yor Bacon, Alce Griffine Said to me hath She not

              Saved it, Soe your Deponent replyed to her againe if She have,

              it is the better for her, Alce Griffine Said that Mary Taylor

              wisht She might never rise if it were not her brothers Child,

              Alec Griffine and yor Deponent being without doors talking

              about it yor Depont Said it could not be So for there was a

              writing in mr Preston's hand would testifye the time of her

              going away, Soe Alce Griffine replyed and Said She was afraid

              of that ugly pott belly Edward Brisley, they two were Very

              Great, Soc yor Deponent Comeing there on Monday againe,

              my child telling of me at home what She had heard Robert

              Taylor Say to Cuz: yor Deponent asked Margaret Broome

              whether Robert Taylor Said to her that he would turne his

              wife and the Bastard out of doors, Soe She asked me how I

              heard Such a thing, Soc Said I the child told me. 0 Said She