Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 401





     To the worshipfull Commissioners for Talbott County the humble Liber BB
   petition of Edward Lloyd.                   0.2
     Shewith That whereas Thomas Wilkison was indebted to your
   Petitioner the summ of Fower hundred Thirty Eight pounds of To
   bacco and one hundred and fifty pounds of Tobacco by Bill to Fran
   cis Bellows made ouer to your petitioner; your petitioner humbly
   Craueth order against the Estate the Estate of the said Tho: wilkison.

     Francis Barns putt into this Court A Bill of John Jenkings for
   Thirteene hundred thirty three pounds of Tobacco and upon accompt
   Three hundred Eighty flue pounds of Tobacco.
     The Court haue granted an order against the estate of the said
   Barns/

     An accott of Rebecca Lumberd Estate given by John Knight Vizt
       Six Milke Cowes                               Three Heifers of two yeares old                 Two of the same gone into the wild gang ths yeare
       One yeareling Heifer one died Last winter
       One Cow Calf e this yeare
       Three Cowes & Three Cow Calf es sold to mr Lloyd for A man
        servant:

     Recd of John Edmundson for the use of Samuell Winsloe Two
   Thousand pounds of Tobacco and Cask and I doe by these psents
   acquitt the said winsloe from the sd debt as wittnes my hand this 22d
   of August 1666 Tho: vaughan Thomas Markin

     Richard Phillips preffered an Ingagement of MT Phillip Stephen- [p. 60]
   sons to this Court as Follouith
     These presents wittnesseth that I Phillip Stephenson ingage my
   selfe my heirs or Assignes to pay or Cause to bee paid unto Richard
   Phillips or his orders on Heifer of Two yeares old, and the Choice
   of such as I haue, of that age, for to bee delivered upon demand att
   my plantation upon Qeenes Creeke in virginia as wittnes my hand
   July the 15th 1664            Phillip Stephenson

     Ordered that Mr Stephenson doe forthwith deliuer one Hefer
   according to Condition to the said Richard Phillips/.

     Know all men by these presents that I Charles James mrchant doe
   Assigne ouer, and sell unto John Ingram one man servant named
   George Chandler, with all my Right and Interest of the time hee hath
   to serve from his arrivall brought in the Golden Lyon in the yeare
   one thousand six hundred sixty Fouer sometime before Christmass;
   the said servant run away from mee about the midle of March








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