200 Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1694 97.

       bib. H. D. Memorandum Wee find nothing Enter'd in the Office for

             Probat of Wills &ca from the 13th day of July 1689 to the 14th

             day of June 1692, all Matters belonging to that Office supposed

             to remaine in the County Courts of this Province during that

             intervall And further tht no Business is Enter'd in Coll Black

             istons time save about Seaventeen Inventories.

               Memorandum there is a strong Wooden Chest here in the

             Commissaries Office & no key to be found, which Chest his

             Excellency Governor Nicholson Ordered to be sent vp to Ann

             Arrunde!l Town without being Opened.

                                      True Coppyp

                                            J Bouye Register

               There was a List likewise taken of all Bonds passed in the

             said Commissaries Office, Coppy of which said List Remains

             here lodged among the Councill papers

             List of A List of Councill Books & Papers remaining

               Councill Books &ca lodged with Henry Denton present Clerk of their

                   Mats honoble Councill, taken the 19th day of Aprill

             A° 1695 Vizt

             H:  H: Anno 1651

             R:  R: from the year 1671 to 1683.

             C:  B: Councill Book for Lands, A° 79, 8o, 81, 82, 83.

       C: B: No 1: Councill Book for Lands A° 83, 84, 85, 86.

                      Councill Book 1670.

             HD: No 1: Councill proceedings

             HD: No 2: New Book begun for Councill Proceedings, being

                 this very Book. A Bag of Councill Paper & Proceedings

             commenceing from the time of Governor Copleys Arrivall &

             continued vntill his death, remaining still vnenter'd VP Mr

             LLewellin being Clerk at that time.

                                     Hen: Denton C of Concil

           Capt Ed. The Deposition of Edward Burgess Gentl of Ann

                   Arrundell County sworne Saith that on the Eleaventh

             osicon abt day of November in the Yeare of our Lord 1689 the

     Delivery of       

             Armes & Deponet Received of Doctr Mordecay Moore ffourty

            Ammunicon &ca & ffive Musketts Belonging to the Magazine of the

                   said County Whereof ifour of them Wanted Locks

             & also Received of the said Doctr one hundred & Sixty pounds

             weight of ball & shott And likewise ffifty Six pounds of

             Powder whereof yr Deponent Delivered to the Ordr of Capt

             Richard Hill, Thirty & nine of the said Muskets and all the

             abousd Ammunition Excepting about six pounds of Powder

             and about seaven or Eight pound of Shot, (wth the other Six.

             Muskets to make up the full number of the abouesd 45: wch