168   Charles County Cowrt Proceedings, 1658-1662.


               Liber A John Nen ill demands a warrant against William Robisson in an
               [p. 177] action of debt:

                     Warrant to the Sheriffe to arest &c Ret: Ut supra

                     John Browne entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet
                   Cropt on the Left Eare, and ouer keeled on the Right Eare
                419 Thomas Wentworth entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videli
                   cet Cropt on the left Eare and too slits in the Crope and the Right
                   Eare underkeeled and ouerkeeled
                420 Bartholme Gartherell entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videli
                   cet Cnopt one the Right Eare and too Slits in the Crope and the left
                   Eare swallow forked which Marke was giuen him by Edward Deane
                   who affirmeth to haue baught it of Mathew Bennam
                421 Ane Obrian Entereth her marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet Cropt
                   on the Right Eare and three Slits in the Crope and the left Eare
                   underhaued
                422 John Ward Entereth his marke of horces and Mares videlicct a
                   littel peece taken out on the underpart of the left Eare and on the
                   Right Eare a littell peece taken out on the upper part of the Right
                   Eane boath peeces almost at the Root of the Eares
                423 George Thompson entereth his marke of horses and Maens videlicet
                   the flowerdeluice for a brand marke upon the Right & left buttuck of
                   horses maers geldings
                424 John Ward Entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet under-
                   keeled on boath Ears and a slit in the Right Eare
                425 Mr Thomas Stone entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet
                   Cropt on boat Ears and a slit in each Crope
                426 Robert Goodericke enteneth his marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet
                   Cropt on the left Eare and a slit in the Crope and too slits on the
                   underpart of the Right Eare iust at the Roote of the Eare:
                427 Samuell Palmer Entereth his marke of hogs and Cattell videlicet
                   Swallow forked on the Right Eare and the left Eare the flower
                   deluice beeing made with too littell noches

                     At A Court held in Charleses County the 28th of January Ao 1661
                                 Presentes
               Mr Henry Addames         Mr James Lendsy
               Mr Joseph HarissonCommissionersMr Francis Pope
               Mr Thomas Baker        Mr William Marshall

             [p. 178] Mr William Marshall desiereth that William Codwell and Ane Gess
                   might haue thear oath giuen them and Recorded Concerning a bar
                   gain made between him the sayd Marshall and James Neale Esq for
                   a woman saruant whis was granted and are as followeth

                     William Codwell aged thirty years or thearabouts sworne and ex
                   amined in open Court sayeth that one the 23 th of this instant Mr