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350Kent County Court Proceedings, 1675-1676.
LiberC William Jackman fined one hundred pounds of Tobb for swearein
in open Court & being drunke.
It is ordered by mr Joseph wicks tht will Jackman be released
Whearas mr Joseph Wicks one of the Comrs of ths Court hath
Complained to ths Court against John Bowles for seuerall divers
scandalus words in a very unseemly mannr the said Bowles hath
spoken agst the sd mr wickes
Wheareas it is ordered by the Court tht the shirriff of the County
doe take John Bowles in to his Custody & him to secure untill he
finde sufficient security such as the Court shall approve on for his
good behavior for a tweluemonth & the Bowles to appeare at Every
Court or in defalt of his good bahavior to forfit twenty pounds
sterling to the Ld propr
Thomas warren Junir became bound for John Bowles in Tenn
pounds sterling unto the Lord Propt.
Christophor Andrews
In an Accon of Tresspass on the Case after
by Michaell Miller
his Attorny seuall debats it was ref errd to a Jury by name
y vincent Atchison foreman Thomas warren
Ellis Humphrey 1
by mr Warde dft juni &c.
Ex. iss the 12th of iober 1676
kent ss Ellis Humphrey of kent County was Attached to Ansr unto
Christop Andrews of the same County in a plea of Tresspass on the
Case,
And wheareupon the sd Christopher by Michaell Miller his Attorny
saith tht the Ellis the first day of May last past Entertained & took
into his service one william Jackman knowing him to be a servant
of the sd Christopher & kept him in his service, from the 1st day of
May as afore said untill the 24th of the same Instant to the great
damage of the sd Christopher wheareupon the said Christopher saith
he is damnified & hath damag to the valew of 3000lb of Tobb &
theareupon he bringeth his sute Miller qur
The depotion of william Jackman aged 24 yeares or there aboots
sworne in open Court sath tht in Aprll Court after Court was donn
Ellis Humphrey came to my Master Christopher Andrews & desired
tht I yor deponant migt goe to his house & worke for him & he
would honnestly pay him for his worke, & sett his home againe: & I
yor deponant wrought with the said Ellis Humphrey aboote a fort
night & did soe much worke for him as came to a hogshead of Tobb,
& then the sd Ellis asked me what I would have, & I tould him I would
have a hogshead of Tobb, & the said Ellis tould me he would giue me
one hundred pounds of Tobb, & he would sett me in the ready roade
way for New-york, & I yor deponant saith tht Ellis Humphrey kept
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