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204 Kent County Court Proceedings, 1656-1662.
Liber B Thes are to Athoriz the Commisioners of the lie of Kent or any of
them to sweare any two honnest men for the Apraisment of any
Estate yett unapraised which the Adminestrators shall desire and for
soe doing thes shall be your warrant giuene under my hand thes 21th
day of January 1660 Henry Coursey
Gent I haue Appoynted Tobias Wells to be Clarke of the Kent
County which you are hearby to take notise of and to Record as by
my apoyntmente giuene under my hand these 23th of Nouember 166o
Henry Coursey Secrt
[fol. 88] (*) Know all men by these presents that I William Champe do assign
over unto Robert Martine Senior or his assignes all my right Title
and Interest of this within pattent with all the pro ffitts and benefitts
therein Contained as Witness my hand this 2d Day of March 1660
This assignment made in Court the mark of
Witness James Ringold William WC Champe
Toby Wells
Know all men by these presents that I Margt Hall the Executrix of
Thomas Hill late of the Island of Kent deceased do by me and for me
my heirs Executors assign over unto A Amoze Hill of the same Iland
his heirs Executors adminestrators or assignes One hundred acres
of the Land mentioned within this pattent called by the Name of hill-
stone with all the pro ffitts & benefitts therein Contained as Witness
my hand the first day of June 1661 the mark of
Witness James Ring gold Margaret Halle
Toby Wells Clk
assigned over in Court
[fol. 89) Att A Court holden upon Kent the 2th day of March 1660
Psent Capt Rob: Vaughan Mr William Coursey
. Commisioners
Mr Seth foster James Ringgould
John Morgon plaint
which Agread betwext themselues
Henry Gott Defend
Whearas Mrs Louehy petitioned to thes Court that hur husband
hade Contrary to write iett unto on thomas Bennett a pranttation and
seruants and Catteli which of Rite ded beionge to hur Child & the said
bennett beinge Runne away as it wase supposed she desired thes
Court to order that those goods & seruants shuld be delleuered unto
hure as thay ware before
The Court takeinge it into Consederation doth order that she shuid
take the plantation and Estate into hur Coustody tell further order
from the Court
* Folio 88 is now missing from the record book, but the italic entries repre
sent a portion of its contents, transcribed in 1727 into a deed liber and so preserved.
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