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Proceedings of the Court of Chancery, 1669-1679
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              560        Chancery Court Proceedings, 1679.

        Liber P C  Vincent, The relict of the said Vincent renounceing her right of
               Admcon procure Letters of admcom of the goods and Chattells of the
               said Vincent to bee to him comitted, by the Honolble the Judge for
               probate of Wills and granting of admcons and thereby posessed him-
               self e of soe much of the said Vincents personall estate as hee could
               get unto his custody in trust for payment of Debts, the remaindr if
               any bee to the use of the orphants of the said Vincent and Hannah,
               and hee did alsoe as Guardian of the said Robert take into his
               custody the said Robert and his estate, left him as heire to the said
               Hannah as aforesaid, and this Defendt Did out of the said psonall
               Estate detaine Soe much thereof as would Satisfie his Owne Debt
               being by bill and Accompt foure thousand seaven hundred and
           p. 168  Eleaven pounds of tobacco And paid seaverall Other Debts, and
               was willing to have paid all the debts of the said Vincents soe farr
               as the said estate would amount to satisfie, and thereof rendered a
               just accompt to the said Judge Whereupon the said Complt wanting
               a Conveyance of the premisses, and it may bee imagineing to Re-
               emburse himselfe what hee had paid the said Vincent in his life time
               in part of the said purchase, Did take out a Writt of Capias agt this
               Defendt Samll as admr of the said Vincent upon the said bond of
               twenty thousand pounds of tobacco condiconed as aforesaid, intend-
               ing to lay the whole penalty of the said bond upon the personall
               estate of the said Vincent and soe have Debarred this Defendt and
               all other the Creditrs as much as in him lay from haveing or receive-
               ing any manner of satisfaccän for theire Just and due debts, and
               obtained Judgment thereupon by Default for twenty thousand pounds
               of tobacco besides costs of suite, and it may bee true the said Corn-
               playnant Did sue out a Writt of fieri facias thereupon to the sheriffe
               of Kent County Directed to leavye the said debt and costs upon the
               personall estate of the said Vincent in this Defendts hands, and that
               the sheriffe might make full returne as in the bill And afterwards to
               witt upon The eight and twentieth day of June now last past the said
               Complt did Alsoe Cite this Defendant to the said Judge to render
               an Accompt of his admcon where this Defendant appeared accord-
               ingly at the house of the Said Comissary at st Maryes and Did then
               and there Exhibitt a just and true accompt of his admcon To wch
               this Defendts said Accompt the said Complaynant put in excepcons
               To the substance and effect in the said bill menconed, and the said
               Judge hearing the said Excepcons and the said accompt and the
               allegacons of the procurators of both sides was of opinion and gave
               Judgment that the Complaynts said exceptions Ought not to bee
               allowed because they were against reall debts for a Valluable con-
               sideracon, and the Complaynants supposed debt was onely a bond
               for pformance of Covenants, or to that effect as by the said Judges
               ordr may more fully appeare, and soe left the Complaynant to his
               Remedy elsewhere to recover the posession of the land from the heire
         


 
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