Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 429





   Accknowledges that he Run away eighty one Days The Courtt hath Liber BB
   Ordred that Francis Oxman Sarve his master Tho: Philipes for eury No.2
   day he Run away ten days according to Acte of Assembly

     To the Worshipll Comisscoñs for Talbott County the humble
   Petticon of Rich: Tilghman
     Sheweth that Jn° Hull Deceased Stood Indebted unto ycf Petticoñ
   the Sum of Six hundred and twenty Pounds of Tobacoe Due by
   Accornpt: yor Pettcoñ Craues Order of this Worship11 Courtt for his
   Debt and yor Petticofl Shall Euer Pray

     Mr Richard Tilghman haueinge Made Oath to his Accompt before
   Mr James Ringold The Courtt hath Ordred that Mr Rich: Tilghman
   be Payd Six hundred & twenty Pounds of Tobacoe out of the Estate
   of Jn° Hull Deceased &c

     Clement Harbartt Petticons to this Courtt for these Charges out
   of the Estate of William Snaggs Deceased
    To takeing up and Securing him and goe for the Corroner    040
    to hireinge a man to Digg his Grave    010
    to a New Wynding Shete                 100
    to a Canvis bagg                       010



     The Courtt hath Ordred that Clement Harbartt hane Pay him out
   of the Estate of William Snaggs Deceased One hundred and Sixty
   pounds of Tobacoe &c

     Uppon Informacon giuen to this Courtt that Christor Barnes and
   William Baggaly is bound for to Runn away Mr William Coursey
   Craues Order of this Courtt for An Attaclimen against the Estate of
   Christopher Barnes to the Securing of a Debt of flue thousand Pounds
   of Tobacoe Due to him from Barnes Mrs Jane Griffin Craues At
   tachmt against Wm: Bagglys estate for Eleaven hundred and fifty
   Pounds of Tobacoe John Bowles Craues Attachrnt against William
   Baggaly for two thousand pounds

     The Courtt hath Upon the Informacon aforesaid Ordred that
   mr William Coursey Jane Griffin and John Bowles haue Attachments
   for there Debt Afore Mentioned

     Jno Foster and Elizabeth Stuckey being brought before this Cuurtt [p. 96]
   for Liueing togather in Incontinance the Courtt hath Ordred that
   Elizabeth Stuckey Retorne unto her Master Robertt Martin Sarvis
   untill the Next Courtt held for this County and that then the Said
   Robert Martin bring Elizabeth Stuckey to Answear to What Shee
   Shalbe Charged with and Abide Judgmt of Courtt