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     had may more att large appeare, The state and tytle of which said Liber B B
       George Goldsmyth was assigned and Granted to mee by the said
       George Goldsmyth by Indorsment on the back of the said Pattent
       dated the Eight and twentyth day of May One thowsand Six hun
       dred Sixty One in trust for Thomas Godlington of London Mer
       chant, Now Know yee that I the said Charles James in pursuance and
       prformance of the said trust haue granted aliened Conueyed and
       Confirmed and by these prsents doe Cleerely and Absolutely grant
       alien Conuey and Confirme to the said Thomas Godlington the said
       parcell of land and all its rights proffitts and bennifltts thereunto
       belonging and all my Estate right title Claime and demand whatso
       euer of in and to the same, To haue & to Enjoy the said parcell of
       Land and premises wth the rights proffitts and benifitts aforesaid
       To the said. Thomas Godlington his heires and Assignes for Euer
       to the only Vse & behoofe of him his heires and Assignes for euer
       to bee by him had and held Clene and free of and from all Acts &
       incumbrances done or Committed by mee or any other Claiming undr
       mee In wittnes whereof I haue hereunto Sett my hand and Seale
       dated in London the Seauenteenth day of June anno Dom° 1662, and
       in the 14th yeare of the Raigne of Our Soueraigne Lord King
       Charles the Second of England &c. Charles James—
       Sealed and deliuered in the prsence of Geo: King Scriur John
     Beedle—
       Copia Vera Concordat ad Original Exr p nos
          George King Scriunr
          Jo:  Beedle Serut
       The aboue menconed Conueyance was by Charles James brought
     to mee wth request to haue it entred on record
                                 Daniel Jenifer Clarke
                Recorde of the Prouinciall Court [p. 242]
     For this Prouince of Maryland Beginning the flue and Twentyth day
                        of March 1664

       Mary Bateman dds writt against James Jolly in an accon of the March 26th
     Case uppon Assumpsit as Administratrix to John Bateman Esp
     deceased
       Warrt to Sherriffe of St Marys County to arrest &c retur next pro
     uinciall Court 5th Aprill next
     To the honble the Gouernor and Councell in Prouinciall Court
        Assembled
       The petcon of Mary Bateman &c Sheweth     Vide folio
       That James Jolly of St Marys in the County of St Marys Inholder, 262
     a horse with a Saddle of yor petrs husband att or upon the 25th day
     of February 1662 did buy for which horse hee did assume uppon