Court and Testamentary Business, 1654.361

       Decedents Estate upon Veiw of the worke doe Certifie the Liber B.

       Court upon their Oaths already taken touching the Appraismt

       of the Said Estate by the Next Court either upon the Inventory

       or otherwise what they Conceive the Said worke may be Justly p.

       worth, And thereupon the Court will then give the plantiffe

       Such Releife herein as Shall be fitt.

       Waiter Waterling pite    The pltes Suit being for 727 l of To-

       Eciwd Packer Admr of John bacco which he lent the decedent

       Sttinger's Estate deced deft Stringer not long before his death ap-

       pearing by the Oath of Thomas Bennett upon Record, and 30'

       of Tobacco which the pite paid to thomas Symonds for 20 l of

       Beefe upon the decedents Accompt, for which he hath as yet

       received no Satisfaction And the Administrator being now

       present & makeing noe objection to either of the Sd Claims It

       is Ordered that the pite be paid Seven hundred fifty and

       Seven pounds of Tobacco and Caske out of the decedents

       Estate if there be Assetts.

         This Bill bindeth me William Whittle my heirs Executors

       Admrs or Assignes to pay or Cause to be paid unto Joseph

       Manning or Assignes the Just quantity of Eight hundred

       and fifty pounds of Good Sound large Tobacco and Caske

       upon all Demands at my Dwelling house, In Wittness whereof

       I have Sett my hand this 26th ffebruary 1652

       Test Cuthbt              Willm Whittle his Mark

       Tho Hayward his Mark

         March 2do 1653 I William Whittle doe acknowledge Sixty

       Six pounds of Tobacco More due to John Danby over and

       above this Bill, and doe hereby Confcsse a Judgment for all

       and desire it to be Entred accordingly.

                             The mark of Willm Whittle

       Coram Me William Bretton

         Upon the Mocon of John Danby that Judgmt might be

       allowed and Entred for him against William Whittle for the

       Eight hundred and fifty pounds of Tobacco and Caske Men-

       tioned in the Bill to Manning and Sixty Six pounds More

       according to the Judgment Confessed before mr William Bret-

       ton, as by the Bill and Judgment last before Entred appeareth

       It is Ordered accordingly And the Said Whittle is now ad-

       judged to pay to John Danby nine hundred and sixteen pounds

       of Tobacco and Caske thereupon with Court Charges.

         Execuco inde 1 2 April 1 654 Versus pson &c.

          William Whittle ad Satisfaciend.