314Court and Testamentary Business, 1653.

        Liber B.   venient time make it appeare that he hath Just Power to

              demand and receive the Said Cap' Husband's Debt and put in

              good Security for true Administration) to Grant the Same unto

              him accordingly.

                And upon the Motion of William Warren who Now Made

              Oath in open Court that the two Bills now Shewed him Entred

              by John Baily to him the Deponent the one Dated the 21th of

              September 1653 for paymt of Six hundred pounds of Tobacco

              and Caske, the tenth day of November then Next, and the

              other dated the 1th October 1656 for payment of three barrells

              of Corne the Same yeare were both of them delivered by him

              the Deponent to mr John Stringer deceased in trust to keep

              for his the Deponts use onely, and not deposited or Delivered

          p. 511   to him as Security or Satisfaction of any Debt oweing by this

              Deponent to the Said Stringer And there being no Assignmt

              of the Said Bills to the Said Stringer. It is ordered that the

              Said two Bills be delivered up to the Said Warren.

                And upon the Motion also of Thomas Bennett making Oath

              this day in open Court that the two Bills now Shewed unto

              him the one Entred into by Richard Bennett to this Deponent

              the 29th of march 1652 for paymt 150l Tob: & Caske the

              tenth day of November then next and the other by John Mills

              to this Depont the 12th of Aprill 1653. for paymt of 200' of Tob:

              and Caske upon demand after the tenth day of November

              then Next, were both of them delivered by him this deponent

              to mr John Stringer deceased in trust to keep for this Depo-

              nents use onely and not deposited or delivered to him as

              Security or Satisfacon of any debt oweing by this Deponent to

              the Said Stringer And there being noe Assignmt of the Said

              Bills to the Said Stringer. It is ordered that the Said two Bills

              be delivered up to the Said Thomas Bennett.

                And Whereas the Court conceiveth Some Doubt whether

              the Remainder of the Said Thomas Bennetts time of Service

              ought to be reckoned as part of the decedents Estate or not.

              It is Ordered that the Same be left out of the Inventory of his

              Estate till further Consideration be taken thereupon., And that

              the Goods returned in kind to mr William Allen and Capt

              Thomas Webber according to Order and appearing by their

              Receipts thereof delivered into the Secretary by mr Wm Wilkin-

              son be left out of the Inventory of the Said Decedents Estate.

                And upon the Motion of mr Willm Wilkinson who now

              produced an Accompt of his Charges and trouble about the

              decedents buriall and Estate Occasioned by his Compliance

          p. 512   with the directions of the Severall Orders of Court touching

              the Same, It is Ordered that he the Said mr Wilkinson be

              Satisfied out of the decedents Estate for all Such his Charges

              and trouble with the first, being in the whole Eight hundred

              and tenn pounds of Tobacco in Caske