478Court and Testamentary Business, 1656/7.

         Liber B. was lost, I the Said Little asking her for them did Answer

         No. 3. that nobody was there but William Turners wife, and George

              Busseys wife, and Swore an Oath that one of them two must

              have them

                                              Bassill Little

                Mrs Dorrington affirmeth the Same and more that the Said

              Jolley Should Swear Gooddy Turner was a Thiefe

                                     Signum Mrs A Dorrington

                Mary Damaell affirmeth the Same

                                     Signum Mary M Damaell

                George Bussey Sworne and Examined in open Court Saith,

              That there was a bargaine betwixt Thomas Seamer and Ed-

              ward Keen, That Edward Keen Sold Thomas Seamer all he

              was possessed of, onely his wearing Cloaths Excepted and

              further Saith not

                                     Signum George x Bussey

                Iames Iolley affirmeth the Same  Signum

                                             Iames I I Iolley

                Clement Hinton Sworne and Examined in open Court Saith

              That David Farrea promised to mr Ewens 2 pence a pound

              really for any Goods he Should receive        Clement Hinton

          p.  238 Edwd Good Sworn & Examined in open Court Saith tht In

              Crabtree pmised Goodman Bassey Satisfacon for his dyet in

              the time of his Sickness wch was 11 weeks & qr of a hog tht Ino

              Crabtree had of michll Bassey & a Cannoe tht in Crabtree

              had of the Sd Bassey & further Saith not

                                          Sign Edwd 0 Good

                Clemt Hinton Sworn & Examined in open Cort Saith tht

              David ifarrea hired of me Henry Hooper the Store tht was mr

              Jordans wthout menconing any more and further Saith not,

                                              Clemt Hinton

                Edward Good Sworne and Examined in open Court Saith

              that Thomas Seamer Should Say that John Tennis was a

              Thiefe and a hogstealer and further Saith not

                                     Signum Edward Good

                Timothy Gunton Sworne and Examined in open Court

              Saith that mr John Potts was to give William Brammaell 7

              barrells of Corne a Share for 4 Shares, and the Said mr Potts