212 Chancery Court Proceedings, 1677-78.





       Liber C D  motion have pardoned remitted Released acquitted Indemnified and
              discharged and by these present do pardon Remitt release acquitt In
              demnifie & discharge the Said Edward Newton of and from the
              Corporall punishm.t due for the S.d Crime and do hereby Give and
              Grant unto the s.d Edward Newton our firm peace w.ch to us belongs
              by Reason of the ifelony af.d So that we will from henceforth that
              the Said Edward Newton Stand Right in any of our Courts if any
              pson whatsoever Shall, him therein Implead, And We do hereby
              Restore the S.” Edw.d Newton to the Liberty of the Law In Wittness
              whereof we have Caused these our Letters to be made patents Witt
              ness our Self at our City of S.t marys the Twentieth day of ffebruary
              in the third year of our Dominion &a Annoq Domini 1677

                RC     Subp.a Walter Dunch to Testifie for John Haslewood &
              Ann his wife Ex.rs of John Avery p.lt ag.t Benj.a Granger def.t dat
              2.d march ret 9th Aprill 1677
                Subp.a George Gawry to Test. in the Same Case

                George Parker Replevin ad vic Corn Cal: ag.t Joseph Tilly for
              one man Servant named Thomas Norris one Woman Servant named
              Eliz.a moore all the horses & mares upon the plantacon of the S.d
              Joseph at Hunting Creek in the County of Cal: Called Tillington
              burnt with L on the Left Buttock all his the Said Geo: Cows Calves
              Bulls Steers & heifers at the plantation afores.d marked with a
              Swallow forke on the left Ear & Crop & three Slitts on the Right
              Ear all his the Said Geo: Stock of Hogs there of the Same marke
              dat 25th ffeb: ret 9.th Aprill

       (fol. 210) George Parker Replevin ad vic Corn Cal: ag.t Joseph Tilly for
              five feather beds, Bolsters Pillows Ruggs Blanketts Curtains Valence
              Bedsteads & furniture to the Same belonging five p.r of Sheets
           p. 174 Napkins pillow—Coates Severall pewter dishes plates Basons Candle
        (fol. 210) .                 T
              sticks & Chamber potts marked     M & T M & without marks
              Containing 140. ll weight one Great Brass Kettle three Iron potts
              Andiron Brass & iron Tongues, five Shovells & Spitts, the wearing
              apparrell of mary Tilly deed both Linnen & Woolen Silk and Stuff
              Six Turkey workt Chairs Six Russia Leather Chairs, all Chests
              Trunks nest of drawers, axes hoes nails Locks Gunnpowder and
              Shott Corn and Tobacco dat 25.th ffeb. ret 9th Aprill 1678

                An account of Land w.ch may be Escheat to his Ldp
                Ebdons Rest Containing one hundred acres w.ch was in possession
              of Jn.° Barrett who dyed Intestate & without issue Batchellors
              Delight two hundred & Sixty acres w.ch was in possession of Edward
              Smith who dyed Intestate & without issue Informacon by Thomas
              Long Sheriff of the Same County