100 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.
Attorney
General
v. Hotskeys

Philip Caluert As Attorney of the L^d Prop⁶ demandeth warr^t Agst
Rich: Hotskeys in an Accon of Detinew, to the value 2500^l Tob.
warr^t to the Sheriffe of S^t Maries County to arrest &c: Ret next
Prouinciall Court to be held 8^o Septemb^r

Russell v.
Hall
Admin^r

Christopher Russell demandeth for Walter Hall Admistrato^e of
the Estate of ffrancis Poesey Deceased, seauen hund^d pownds of Tob.

June 21^th
p. 66
Re Gill's Es-
tate

A True & perfect Inuentory of such goods & cattle, w^ch were
brought forth by Rob^t Cole, unto the Appraysers (Will^m Assiter &
Richard ffostar) formerlv beloneine to M^r Beniamin Gill deceased.

Imp^e 3 yearelings
2 heyfers & a calfe
2 Browne Cowes, 1Cow calfe & 1 bull calfe
2 black Cowes, 1 Cow calfe & 1 bull calfe
2 young Steeres & a Bull
one Table
3 Chayres, & 3 stooles
one old Bed, I old pillow, & I old Rugge
A parcell of old pewter, & an old earthe^r pott
One old iron Kettle
Some old Bookes

0700
0950

1200
1000
0900
0060
0140
0130
0050
0020
0040

A Small parcell of hooks & eyes, & thread
& an old Barbers Case

0015

A parcell of old cloathes
A parcell of old Linnen
2 old Chests

0200
0150
0100

2 marking irons, an old Andiron &
an old warming pan

0020

The Total

5675

All these aboue specifyed things were appraysed, according to the
prices aboue mentioned by vs Will^m Assiter & Richard ffoster, being
sworne appraysers, to apprayse the afores^d Estate of M^r Rob^t Slye,
as wittnes our hands this 8^th of June 1658
Will^m Assiter Rich: W. ffoster

May 25^th
1658
Re Gaylord

Philip Land Examined sayth uppon Oath, That being the last
Court att Patux^t & in Company w^th Will^m Lewcas, & Cap^t Waring,
Stephen Gaylord came amongst them, And after a while, Will^m
Lewcas making semblance to be gone, sayd, th^t he could stay noe
longer ffor he must goe to schoole, otherwise hee should be whipped,
Cap^t Waring replyed, had there bene none wiser then I, yo^u should