302  Provincial Court Proceedings, 1664.






               Liber B B  the end of the former line to a marked white Oke that standeth neer
                      the Cleer'd ground of Martin Kirke that intersects a parallell line
                      drawne from a bound Oke that standeth in a ualley by the fence of
                      the said Hooper that deuldeth his plantacon from the said Potters on
                      the west wth the parellell, Containing and now laid out for Eighty
                      flue acres more or lesse wth appurtenances and howses Edifices build
                      ings Tobacco howses and all out howses Orchards aM Gardens
                      thereunto belonging, To haue and to hould unto him the said Robert
                 [p.372]  Hooper his heires Executors Administrators or Assignes all and
                      singular the prmises wth the appurtenances for euer, yeilding and
                      thereout paying yearely unto the said Wm Caluert his heires Execu
                      tors Administrators or Assignes two barrills of Come and flue henns
                      or Capons at or by the tenth day of Nouember att the mansion house
                      of the said William Caluert in Caluerts Rest and One barrill of Corne
                      for heriott, and in Case the said yearely rent be behinde and unpaid
                      wthin tenn dayes before or after the said time of payment, that it
                      shall and may be lawfull to and for the saide William Caluert his
                      heires Executors Administrators and Assignes to distrayne upon the
                      prmises and for want of a sufficient distress to reenter and the same
                      to hould and Injoy as his or theire former Estate, And the said
                      William Caluert doth binde himselfe his heires Executors Adminis
                      trators and Assignes to warrand and defend the ptmisses to the said
                      Robt Hooper his heires Executors Administrators or Assignes from
                      all Just Claimes whatsoeuer In wittnes whereof the said William
                      Caluert and Robt Hooper to these Indentures interchangeably sett
                      theire hands and seales the day & yeare aboue written
                       Sealed signed & deliue redWitt: Caluert Seale
                       In the prsence of us  the marke of
                          Tho: Gerrard            Robert  Hooper
                          Tho: Stone

                          June the 8th day 1663
                       Know all men by these prsents that I Henry Penitone wthin the
                      prouince of Maryland liuing in St Michaells hundred doe for some
                      Causes moueing me thereto doe freely giue unto Thomas Brooks of
                      the same hundred One Cow Calfe wth all her female Encrease untill
                      the sd Thomas Brooks Comes to the perfect age of sixteene yeares
                      of age and then all both male and female from that day forth shall
                      runn on for the good of the said Thomas, and further it is agreed
                      on that if the said Thomas Brooks should dye before he comes to that
                      age of sixteene then the said Calfe and all her female encrease shall
                      be at the disposing of Mary his mother which this day is wife to
                      Francis Mogge thus farre I agree and Conclude, whereof I haue
                     hereunto set my hand—           the marke of
                         the marke of             Henry   Penitone
                       John   Bryant
                       John ffleming