Court and Testamentary Business, 1649 50.45

         Edward Hall his Marke for Cattell & Hoggs viz, the right Liber A.

        Eare Cropt with a hole in it, and a hole in the left p. 377

         Geo: Manners his marke for Cattell & Hoggs viz, the right

        Eare swallow forked and the left slitt downe and the forepart

        taken off

        At a Court held at St) Present ( The Governor. Tho: Greene esqr Robert

        Maries vuesimo No-  Brookes esqr Capt John Price Mr

        vembr 1650  )      Secretary Mr Willm Eltonhead

        Mr Thomas Sturman pite   This Cause comeing this day to bee

        Mrs Margaret Brent Extrix heard according to a former Order

        of Leonard Calvert Esqr deft) made vppon hearing the fifteenth of

        ffebruary last. Vppon reading of the said order and the

        Originall Grant to Tho: Pasmore and the said Pasmores Oath

        made in this Cause remayning vppon Record and menconed

        in the said former order And vppon full hearing of what could

        bee alleadged on both sides It is Ordered that the Plaintiffe

        Tho: Stunman his heines and Assignes shall for ever hereafter

        quietly, and peaceably hold possesse and enioy the one Thou-

        sand Acres of land and Plantacon in question menconed in the

        said former Order against the defendt and all persons clayming

        from by or under her, or her, or Leonard Calvert Pcqr deceased

        his late night title or clayme therevnto

        Marks Blomefleid plte The Complte sues for a Cowe wch the

        ffrancis Martyn deft defendt agreed to pay him at Accomack and

        to transport hen gratis hither And saith hee went to Accomack to

        receive her, but was denyed her to his great damage and

        charge wherein hee craves to bee neleived To wch the deft

        acknowledgeth hee promised to deliver vnto the plte at Acco-

        make a Heifer that had had a Calf wch hee was and still is

        ready to doe, and never denyed the delivery thereof It is

        therfore Ordered that the defendt shall according to his

        Agreemt deliver vnto the Plaintiffe or to whom hee shall

        appoint a Heifer that hath had a Calf sometime before the

        first of January next at Accomaek, and transport her vpp to

        the defendts nowe dwelling House in Maryland or some place

        neere thereabouts by the last of March next the Compite

        standing to the Hazard of her in the meane tyme after the

        delivery But the plaintiffe not being able to prove the denyall

        before alleadged is to pay Court Charges

         The Governor by advise of the Counsell in open Court

        gave leave to Mr Michaell Tainter Marryner to transport a

        certaine quantity of Corne Wth hee had aboard his Vessell

        belonging to the Matapania Indians (who were gone to seate

        towards the head of Patuxent River) vnto them thither