Chancery Court Proceedings, 1670.     39





      Samuell Bolton maketh oath that Walter Storey in Octob.r 1667 Liber C D
    did acknowledge he had left in Good debts by notes taken in his 37)
    own name in Maryland &ca three hundred hogsheads of Tobacco
    whereof three Quarter part did belong to the account and were the
    proper Goods of John Long of London merchant, and that the other
    quart.r part did belong to the said Walter Story which were the
    proceeds of a parcell of Goods w.ch the Said John Long Consigned
    him in the Ship called the Golden fortune Cap.t Peerce Commander
    in the year 1665 and w.ch he the Said Walter Story then acknowl
    edged he had Received
      Sam: Boltou      Jurat 17.° die Octobris 1668 Coram me
                       Magro in Canc. Rich: Procter
      Henry Peerce maketh Oath that in the year 1664 he Received
    of Jn° Long of London merchant fifty pounds for his full moyety
    of a plantation and about Sixty Swine and two Cowes in Maryland
    which the Deponent Sold him the Said John Long & Walter Story
    Since deceased
  Henry . Peerce     Jurat 17.° Die Octobris 1668 Coram me
                     Magro in Canc. Richard Procter
      Henry Oldfield Citizen and merchant Taylor of London maketh
    oath that John Long of London merchant in the year 1664 did
    Joyntly purchase with Walter Story Since Dead a plantation of
    Henry Peerce to whom the Said John Long paid for his moyety
    thereof the Sume of fifty pounds And this Depon.t further maketh
    Oath that in the year 1665 the S.d John Long in the Ship Golden
    ffortune Cap.t Peerce Commander did Consign to the Said Walter
    Story in Maryland a Cargo of Goods amounting to five hundred
    and thirteen pounds and five pence where of three quart.r parts was
    for the amount of the S.d John Long and the Other quart.r part for
    the acc.t of the s.d Walter Story and that he the Said John Long
    did advance the money for the s.d Waltr Story's quarter p.t
  Henry Oldfield Jun.r  Jurat 17.° die Octobris 1668 Coram me
                     Magro in Cancell. Richard Procter
      On the Backside of the foregoing Depositions of Sam.” Bolton
    Henry Peerce and Henry Oldfield was thus written viz.t
      I William Scovey Notary and Tabellion publique by Authority
    of our Sovereign Lord the King admitted and Sworne, dwelling p.30
    in this City of London do hereby declare and make known to all (fol. 37)
    those whom it doth or may concerne that the Wor.ll Richard Procter
    before whom the three Respective within written affidavits in my
    presence were made and passed, Is one of the masters of the high
    Court of Chancery of England, and that unto all affidavits before
    him in that quality passed, hath been and is Given full faith and
    Credit in Judgment Court, and without, Wittness my Notariall
    forme and Seale of office and Armes in London this Seventeenth