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Proceedings of the Provincial Court, 1658-1662
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434 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1660.

Liber
P. C. R.

able to gett it from him I went to accquaynte the Master and in that
tyme he had given it to a negro, whoe called the said Burdett Master,
and then I gott it from him the said negro this is all that I knowe and
further sayth not William Hill
Jurat coram me Edw: LLoyd :

The Deposicon of Thomas Barrett

Thomas Barrett aged 14 yeares or thereabouts sworne before
Edward LLoyd Esqr the 13th of February 1660 Sayth That when
the Ship was at Patuxent the Master Mr Henry Coursey Mr William
Coursey and Thomas Burdett was in the Round house together and
the Master Mr Henry and Mr William Coursey went out of the
Round howse to goe away, and Burdett stayed behind in the
Round howse and I followed the Master and both the Courseys to
the waste of the Ship with a bottle of Sack in my hand for the
Master to drinke to both Mr Courseys as they went over the side of
the Ship, and Burdett comeing downe the Ladder and I goeing vp
the Ladder to the Quarter deck did see a bottle of sack in Burdetts
pocckett and goeing to putt that bottle into the case that I had in my
hand I missed a bottle forth of the case which was in the case when
the Master and both Mr Courseys went forth of the Round howse
and when I came againe out of the Round howse I saw William
Hill take the bottle of sack from a negro whoe called Burdett Master,
and the Negro sayd his Master gaue it him and further sayth not
Jur. coram me Ed LLoyd: Thomas Barrett

Thomas
Tolson p
Attorn. Capt
Cornewallis
v. Thomas
Stone
p. 437

The Compit by his Attorney Sueth for forty two pounds seauen-
teene shillings and fiue pence Sterling being the ballance of Accompts
from the yeare 1656 to the yeare 1660 as by the accompt hereafter
written doth more at large .... the deft peruseing the accompt made
noe Defence .... five pence Sterling being the true ballance of the
said accompt with costs of Suite

Mr Thomas Stone is Dr 1660

Reckoned and accompted the tenth of November 1050


and then rested by accompt, sent you
Sent you 13th of October 1657 p Capt Whitty
p passage of Lettice Seamore 6ft 4s and for
procureing her 30s
Sent you 4th of August 1650
Sent you 16th Sept 1659 p Capt. Tilghman

69l 05s 07d
50 13 03
07 14 00

17 12 10

78 16 07


224 02 03



 
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