Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1761-1769. 175

Nicholas Paulas Matthew Walker
John Keller John Charlton
Ahram Keller Adam Kyle
Philip Ferver Peter Cregar
Joseph Collman Michael Cregar
Peter Boocher Will^m Griffith
Conrod Young Jacob Sauler
Valentine Fiddler David Smith
Henry Lighter Philip Fogall
Christopher Smith Anth^y Fogall
Valentine Mather Devault Wilyard
Philip Fink John Nal: Cart
Christ^t Michael Jacob Wiseman
Peter Waddle Correll Middart
Tobias Horine Michael Byer
Isaac Colvin Peter Coonce
Conrod Moser Joseph Byer
John Bell Philip Yonday
Samuel Thomas Christian Everhart
Peter Hargett Matthias Cost
Christ. Brown John Lighter

The Affirmation of Yost Blickenstaff taken before me the
Subscriber One of his Lordships Justices of the Peace for
Frederick County. That Whereas Mary Ann Cristy Abigail

Lib. J. R.

& U. S.

Debutts was in Possession of some Land and Tenements in
said County, which fell to her by Birth Right, and as her
Uncle Peter Bainbridge had a young Man at his House named
Samuel Armit that came from Philadelphia which said young
Man said that Bainbridge was a Cousin of his, and the
said Peter Bainbridge Represented this Armit to be a very
Rich Man and got him Married to this young Woman, and
after they were Married but a very little time he wanted to sell
a small Piece of Land which she Consented to and this Af-
firmer wanted to buy said Piece of Land, Set in Case he could
get a good Right to it, and said Bainbridge told this Affirmer
that Armit could give him a good Deed for said Land, but
this Affirmer was told by several People that Armit could not
give him a good Deed for it, Then said Bainbridge told him
and persuaded him that if Armit and his Wife would Enter
into an Obligation Bond of Performance without security that
it would be good, as the said Affirmer insisted for security so
that he bought said Land upon his Say so. Then said Armit
wanted to sell all the rest of her Lands and Tenements but
could not seeing his Wife was not willing nor could not make
a good Right and after that said affirmer had paid and made
Satisfaction for the Land the said Armit went off left his

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