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456Court and Testamentary Business, 1656.
Liber B. unto my Son Ishmael Wright one yearling heifer black No. 3., Colloured and marked vizt both Eares underkeeled and Cm-opt
of both Eares.
Know all men by these presents that I Thomas Hussey of the Province of Maryland planter doe by these presents make Constitute and ordaine my wellbeloved friend Walter Fake of the Same Province Gardner to be my Lawfull Attorney to arrest Implead or Sue any person or persons that either are or hereafter may be Indebted to me as also to Compound release or Sett at Liberty any person or persons as alsoe to Sell bar- game or banter for me either any thing that now is or here- after may be in this Province of Maryland And further if there be any thing that may inlarge his power either in Law or otherwise I doe Give and Grant it to him to all intents and purposes whatsoever as Wittness my hand the day and yeare above written. Testes by us Tho: Jordan Thomas Hussey Signu John H Greene
At a Generail Provinciall Court Held at Putuxent September 22th 1656 Capt William ffuller. mr John Pott Present mr Richard Preston: mr Michael Brooke mr Edward Lloyd.
Whereas Judith Catchpole beimlg brought before the Court upon Suspicion of Murdering a Child which She is accused to have brought forth, and denying the fact or that Sile ever had Child the Court hath ordered that a Jury of able women be Impannelled and to give in tileir Verdict to the best of their Judgment whether She the Said Judith hath ever had a Child or not
p. 203 Iames Jolly Sworne and Examined Saith, That being at Iohn Grammers a weeke before William Bramhalls man dyed the Said Servant of Bramhall Said that Judith Catchpole Cut a maids Skinn off hen throat and She never felt it and the Said Judith Catchpole Sowed the wound up againe, and further Saith not Signum Iames I I Jolly
Elizabeth Norton Sworne and Examined Saith That William Bramhalls Servant that dyed Said that Iudith Catchpole Cutt the Skinn of a maids throat when She was a Sleep and the Said maid never felt it, and the Said Judith Sowed up the
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