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Hunniford assigning her his Cabbin to lye in, & did lye downe
priuately by her, for the space of halfe an howre, And whilst they
were thus together This Dep^t heard the s^d Elizabeth utter words to
this effect. Bidding M^r Hunniford be quiett for M^r Wills was
awake yett, & further Sayth not
Jurat Coram me Will^m Bretton. Tho: Wills
Subpoen. (att the request of Rob^t Robins) to warne Christopher
Goodwicker to be att the next Prouinciall Court 26 Aprill to testify
his knowledge Concerning the s^d Robins & his Wife.

Liber
P. C. R.

Charles Maynard demandeth warr^t agst Walter Hall in an accon
of the Case.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe of S^t Maries County to arrest &c: Ret. next
Prou: Court att S^t Leonards in the County of Caluert 26^o Apr.

Maynard
Hall

Att a Court held att the Gou^es howse in Wicomoco Ryuer.

1658
April ?

Pn^et

Josias Fendall Esq^r Gou^r
Philip Caluert Esq^r Secret.

Cap^t Will^m Stone Ca^t: John Price
M^r Tho: Gerard. m^r Rob^t Clarke.

Uppon the Demand of M^r Job Chandeler & M^r Symon Ouerzee
touching Co^ll ffrancis Yardley's Land in Portobacco Creek, The s^d
Co^tt Yardleys right being made appeare in Court. The Opinion of
the Court is th^t M^r Job Chandeler & M^r Symon Ouerzee afores^d
haue Part^t for the s^d Land. They being the Assignees of M^rs Sarah
Yardley, Relict of Co^ll Francis Yardley afores^d

Re Yardley's

Estate

Cap^t Will^m Euans, & M^r James Langworth brought the Will of
John Greenwell before this Court, & shewed th^t in the s^d Will it
was not sufficiently declared by whom the Estate was to be disposed,
to the defraying of funerall charges, & paym^t of Debts. The Child
being constituted Exequuto^e, But not till after Debts & funerall
charges were defrayed. The Opinion of the Court was That ail-
though they were left as Ouerseers only to the Exequuto^e named
(who was under age) Notw^thstanding they might take the Estate
into their hands & pay debts [and] funerall charges. And after
manage the same to the use aduatage ..... till hee . . full age & soe
Ordered accord .....

Re Green-
well's Estate

Uppon the difference between Cap^t Will^m Stone, & Will^m Boreman
touching the s^d Boremans Land att Nangemy. It appearing to this
Court, That the sayd Boreman did not legally pursue his warrant
for 400 Acres of Land, w^thin the time, in the s^d warr^t prescribed.
It is Ordered by this Court That a Pattent immediately be passed to
Cap^t Will^m Stone of the Land by him demanded. And in regard
That the s^d Boremans right, to soe much Land cloth yett remaine

Stone v.
Boreman
p. 16