Chancery Court Proceedings, 1670-7 1.    43

      and better assurance, Surety & Sure making and Conveying of the Liber CD
      Said Granted premisses with the appurtenances or any part or parcell
      thereof unto him the Said Samuell Chew his heirs and assigns
      according to the true meaning hereof, Be it by fine ffeoffment Re-
      covry or otherwise as by him the Said Samuell Chew his heirs &
      assigns or either of their Councel Learned in the Law Shall be
      Reasonably Devised or Advised, And it is mutually Agreed and
      Concluded by and between the partys to these presents that all and
      Every Such further assurance to be made as aforesaid of the Said
      Granted premisses or any part thereof is meant and Intended to be
      and Shall be to the only use and behooff of the Said Samuell Chew
      his heirs & assigns for Ever and to no other Intent or purpose what- (fol. 41)
      soever. In Wittness whereof the partys first above named have to
      these presents Interchangeably Set their hands and Seale the day and
      year first above written. Henry Parrott [SEAL]
       Signed Sealed & Delivered in the presence of
        Jos:    Taylour
         Thomas Meech
         Joseph Chew
         George Read
       Underneath the a fore written Deed was thus written
       Henry Parrott acknowledged this Deed the thirteenth of Decemb.r
      1670 before me                  Phillip Calvert
       On the Backside of y.e aforegoing Deed was thus written Memo-
      randum that upon the Day of October 1670 full and free and
      quiet possession of the within Demised Land Called Poppingay with p. 34
      Delivery [sic] and Seizin was Given by the within mentioned Henry (fol. 41)
      Parrott to the within menconed Samuell Chew by Delivery of Turfe
      and Twig according to the usuall manner in like Cases In Wittness
      whereof I the said Henry Parrott have hereunto put my hand and
      Seale                       Henry Parrott sealed
       Wittness present
         Benj.a Wells
         Lionell Pawley
         Jeremy Stindevon his mark
         Paul Bury his mark
        Enrolled and Entred this 27.th of Jan.ry 1670
                                  Rob.t Ridgely Clerke


         The Oath of [Robert Ridgely as] Regr & Examr in Chancy (fol. 42)
      Robert Ridgely
       You shall Swear that you Shall Justly and Truely after your
      best Skill and Judgment Execute the office of Register of his Lord-
      ships Court of Chancery to which you are admitted, All orders,