Court and Testamentary Business, 1656/7.

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         It is ordered that mr Robert Taylor and John Read be the Liber B.

       appraizers of the Estate of mr Cuthbert ffenwick deceased and No. 3.

       this day they are Sworne to that purpose.

         \\Thereas it appeareth to this Court that David ifarrea Came

       oblidged unto Hennery Chappeen for Sugar amounting to the

       sume of 1254 pounds of Tobacco and Caske and 2 Capons at

       20 l of Tobacco in all amounting to 1274 l and Caske which To-

       bacco appeare by the oaih of Henry Hooper and Clement

       Hinton that the Said Farrea was to See Satisfied, The Court

       doth therefore Order that the Said ifarrea Shall make present

       payment of the Said 1274 pounds of Tobo and Caske or Else

       Execution, In the presence of this Court with Consent of both 231

       parties there is 2221 of Tobacco Discompted.

         Henry Hooper Sworne and Examined in open Court Saith,

       that when Henry Chappeen Came and demanded of David

       ifarrea, the Said Chappeen asked him for the Sume, and the

       Said ffarrea told him, that he Should have his Tobacco the first

       that he received, And further Saith not Signum

                                  Henery HH Hooper

         Clement Hinton affirmeth the Same

                                      Clement Hinton

         Whereas it appeareth to this Court that Robert Kingsbury

       is indebted unto Daniell Brown for wages the Sume of 220

       pounds of Tobacco and Caske and 3 barrells of Come The

       Court doth Order that the Said Kingsbury Shall Satisfie the

       Said wages, he the Said Brown putting in Securitie to the

       Said Kingsbury to Save him harmless from any thing wherein

       the Said Kingsbury is engaged for the Said Browne to Cor-

       nelius Abraham with Cost of Suit or Else Execution.

         Friendship Toungue being deceased and his wife refusing

       to Administer, Administracon is Granted to mrs Jane ffenixe

       uyon her Petition for that purpose with the Consent of the

       widdow.

         Whereas Elizabeth Jolly hath Slanderously abused mrs

       Turner and mrs Bussey as by oath appeareth and being not

       able to prove it, The Court doth therefore order that the Said

       Elizabeth Jolly Shall Stand Committed untill She Shall in open

       Court acknowledge that She hath doth them wrong and like-

       wise put in Security for her Good behaviour untill the next

       Court and to pay Court Charges.