408Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674.








         Liber BB this County against the said Jenkins Estate and Craueth Order for
           No.2 his Tobacco.

                The Court haue granted an order against the Estate of the said
              Jenkins for the said debt.

          [p. 68] Samuell Winsloe planff
                             i-In an action of Debt
              John Vicaris def    j
                To the Worshipfull Commissioners for Talbott County the humble
              petition of Samll Winsloe.
                Shewith That mr John Vickeris had of yor petitioner goods to the
              vallew of Seven hundred pounds of Tobacco and Cask, and Refus
              seth payment thereof; the premisses Considered your petitioner hum
              bly Craueth Order for his Tobaccos with Cost of suite and your
              petitioner Shall Ever pray

                The deft produced A noat from mr Winsloe and withall three
              depossions an accompt of Seven hundred Thirty flue pounds of
              Tobacco to Ballance with the planff

                Mr Vicaris mr Thomas Vaughan did desire mee to send you word
              that the master of the vessell Intends to pay the Tobacco due to
              you upon the seamens upon the Island I supposs you will see him
              att your house; the things promissed you shall be Left att mr Mor
              gans if the mr doe desire upon any accott Tobacco to satisfie you,
              upon his or your request I shall pay it yours to Command.
                                             Samuell Winsloe

                   November the 17th 1666/
                This day John Copper aged Thirty flue yeares or there abouts
              being by Lawfull summons by mr John Vicares did then and there
              upon the Holly Evangelests of Almighty God declare that the Last
              yeare about the begining of January mr Samuel Winsloe, and mr
              John Vicares did to the best of this deponants knowlidge flrmely
              agree that the said Winsloe was to pay all such Charges as were
              made and did accrew by A suite depending betweene mr Nathanell
              Clarke master of the Tryall of plymouth in New England Joseph
              Bennett and Malchissidick Bennett and my self e then present; and
              upon these Condition wee went on board with the said Winsloe to
              perform our Labour and further Saith Nott Jno Cooper
              Jut Corum mee
                            Tho: Brooke

                Further John Cooper declareth that being sent by mr Vicares to
              mr Morgans house for A Barill of Mackerill and A quantity of suger
              with order to oppen them, and when that he had opened them the
         [p. 69]   pickell was all run outt, and about Three Quarters of the Barill was
              Rotten and the rest much spoyled and further saith nott.
              Jut ut supra

                                               J no Cooper