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242 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.

Capt Nicholas Gwyther Sayth uppon oath, tht the last yeare com-
ming to New Towne, att the request of Capt Cornewaleys under-
standing tht Richard Sheppey lyued att Robt Coles (his kinsman by
marriage) Hee told the sd Robt Cole, tht Rich: Sheppey was indebted
to Capt Cornewaleys in the summe of 1000l Tob. & if soe bee hee
would come to Capt Cornewaleys & take some course wth him about
it, & pay it, hee would forbeare him till next yeare; not speaking to
Rich: Sheppey att all, & Robt Cole promised this Depont to goe downe
to the sd Capt Cornewaleys about it.

p. 199

John Abington Sayth, That hee demanded 1000l Tob. of Richard
Sheppey for his Master Thomas Cornewaleys, To wcn the sd Sheppey
answered, tht he had noe Tob att the pent, but was in suite for some
wch he hoped to recouer, & tht if the sd Thomas Cornewaleys would
forbeare sueing of him, hee would pay him one hogshead of Tob
this yeare, & it might bee Two, & the next yeare the rest, But if he
did sue him, he would pay him none, or words to this effect.
And the plf demanding of the deft how this Bill came to be signed
wth his name ?
To wch he sayth tht the sd Catchmay tooke him into the woods &
threatned him to knock out his braynes if hee did not putt his hand
to a paper or Bill, wch hee did, & further tht hee knoweth not what
was in tht paper or Bill soe signed by him, neyther whither this bee
the paper or Bill hee signed.
Respited till tomorrow morning.

Abraham-
son's
Adminx. v.
Blinkhouse

Know all men by these pents tht I ffrances Abramson the Admis-
trator of my husband Cornelius Abramson doe constitute & appoynt
my louing freind James Veitch my true & law full Attorney to
demand, aske and receiue, & uppon denyall to arrest sue, implead &
imprisone all or any such pesons as is engaged to mee as admistrator
of my sd husband, & what my sd Attorney shall doe, I doe hereby
ratify & confirme, as if I were pesonally present. In wittnes whereof
I haue hereunto sett my hand this 29th Nouembr 1658
Test, ffrances f. Abramson
ffrancis Armestrong
Thomas T Browne.

To the honble the Gouerno6 & Councell &c:

The humble Petn of ffrances Abrahamson, Admistratrix &c:
Sheweth That yor Petrs husband sold a Plantaon to Robt Blinkhorne
for 6000l Tob. (Viz) 3000l payable in Novembr 57, & 3000l payable
in Nouembr 58, for wch shee humbly prayeth an Order of this honble
Court, wth Charges of suite & shee shall pray &c :

Know all men by these pents That Wee Cornelius Abramson &
Robt Blinkhorne haue Couenanted & agreed betwixt us this 20th of
Aprill 1657.



 
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