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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1671-1681
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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1671-1675. 25

 
Administer Right and Justice to all & eury pson therein,
According to the Lawes in such cases, and according to the
vsage and Customes of the said Province, And, wee doe
also hereby Graunt unto you all other powers & Priveledges
Rights and Jurisdictions Lawfully belonging to a Court for
makeing Probate of wills or graunting of Letters of Adminis-
tracon as aforesd. and all due & Just ffees, Proffits, & Emolu-
ments belonging to a Judge of such a Court as shall be
Agreed by & settled by our Leivtent and Councell in our said
Province. Saveing to all & eury person & persons that shall
Consider themselves agreived their Lawfull Appeales to us,
or in our Absence to our Leivetenant of the said Province for
the tyme beeing or such other person or persons as we or our
said Leivetenant shall Appoint to heare & Determine the
same, To have hold Excercise and Enjoy the said office of
Judge & Comissary Genll afforesaid in our said Province unto
Lib. R. R.
you our said Brother And so to Remayne and Continue Doe
and Exercise all and singuler the premisses till wee shall sig-
nifie our Will and pleasure to the Contrary. Given under
hand and Greater Seale at Armes the Twentieth of November
in the XXXXIth yeare of our Dofnion over our said Province
of Maryland Annoq Dom 1672
By his Lopps Comand Charles Playdell

On the back side of the foregoing Comission was Endorsed
as ffolloweth.
Memorand The Oath of Cheife Judge for Probate of
wills & granting Letters of Administration was this 24th of
Aprill 1673 Taken by Phillip Calvert esqr Chancellr of this
Province before me & is as followes
Charles Calvert

I Phillip Calvert will truely and faithfully Execute the office
& place of the Judge or Comissary Generall for the proveing
of wills & graunting of Administrations, and in all other mat-
ters & causes incident and Dependent thereunto and will
Administer Justice Equally to all partyes without any parti-
allity according to the best of my skill & Judgemt soe God
Almighty helpe me and the holly Contents of that Booke.

You are upon Receipt hereof to Deliver unto the Chancellr
all such Records Papers & wryteings as any wayes Concerne
& Relate to the Probate of wills and graunting of Adminis-
tracons, and also to take a List of what Records and other
wrytings you shall Deliver, with the Chancellrs Receipt, under
the same, for all which this shalbe your sufficient order, from
under my hand this 24th of Aprill 1673
Charles Calvert

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