of “disturbance of the public peace.” His activities being suppressed, he sailed
          for England about June. This “disturbance” was probably an effort to restore
          proprietary rule and was sufficiently important to cause uncertainty of court
          authority.


         Liber B    To haue Bargond And sould Vnto my sunn John Ringold one Blake
               Cow Markt with a Croop on both eares And slett on the left: And
               one yearlen steer Markt with Two Nickes Cutt Vnder ech care with
               A peece standing in The Medell between The nickes: And doe Bind
               my silfe my heires Exsecutrs Admenestratrs or Assignes fermly by
               These prsence: To saue And keep harmles And To Defend And
               Mayenteen The saell And quiet inioyment Thereof and There Increes
               for Ever Vnto The John Ringgold his heires or Assignes As Wit
               nes my hand This 27th of Jenivary 1654: Tho Ringgold
                Signed And Deliuered
                 in The prsence of
                    Tho: Hinson
                              Ja: Browne
                             Gy!es Blake
          July the Be it knowen vnto all men by These prsence: That I Thomas
          x: 1657 Ringgold of The County of kent Genttll: Doe Acknowledg my si!fe
               to haue Bargond And sould Vnto my sunn James Ringgold To heifers
               The one A Browne Pied Markt with Two nickes Cut vnder ech care
               with A peece standing in The Medell betwene The nickes And The
               other A blake with a whight Rump And Markt as Afore sd: And I
               doe bind my silfe my heires Exsecutrs or Assignes fermly by These
               prsence vnto The James and his heires or Assignes That They
               shall quietly Inioy The same And There Increse for ever: as witnes
               my hand This 27th of Jenivary 1657/ Tho Ringgold
                Signed And Deliuerd
                 in the prsence of
                    Tho: Hinson
                    James Browne:
                             Gyles Blake:

                 An Inventary of Mr Tho: Hill Estate Prised by Tho: Hinson
               And Tho: South on The 6th of July 1657/
                                                     lb Tob
                                                    & Caske
               Inpmus 1 Cow a Cow Calf e            0650
               Itt one steer of 3 yeares & Better   0500
               Itt halfe one yearlen Calf e         0100
               Itt one old sieth & one old Caske    0020
               Itt one floke Beed with a Canves Tike & a fethe   Pellow]
                And 5 yeards of Trading Cloth for Blankits And a      0350
                payer of sheets of Canves & a Pellow Beare  j