Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 433





     The Courtt hath Ordred that Mr Madbery make Present Payment Liber BB
   of three hundred and forty Pounds of Tobacoe unto Mr Tho: No. 2
   Ringold with Cost of sute &c

     William Sockell Craues Order of this Courtt for one hundre
   pounds of tobacoe Due from Jno Morgan Deceased William Sockell
   Makes Oath to his Accompt and is Ordred his Debt afore Said

   Jno Edmundson Plat The Defft Not Appeareing \Vith the Concent
   Witt Sheres Defft of the Plat the Courtt hath Ordred A reffar
                    ranc in Sute &c:

     Jno Edmondson Attorny for Tho: Coopper AdmistoT to Tho:
   Freeman Deceased Declares that Tho Vaugh is Indebted to the
   Deceaseds estate the suth of Nine hundred and Seaventy Pounds of
   Tobacoe Anthony Mayle Attorny to Tho: Vaughan Saith that the
   said is Sicke and Craues a Refferance untill the Next Cott the Courtt
   With the Concent of Jno Edmundson hath ordred a refferranc un
   till the Next Courtt

     Isack Abrahams Declares that Tho: Vaughan tooke a hh of tobb
   of his from Bryon Omelys and Payd it unto Mr Henry Coursey
   which waighed foure hundred and flinty Pounds Anthony Mayle
   the Attony of Tho: Vaughan Craues a refferranc to the next Courtt
   and Ingages that In Case the said Vauglia Appeares not to pay the
   liti of tobacoe him self e the Courtt hath Ordred this sute untill the
   next Courtt to be Refferd

     Francis Armstrong Declares that Jno Attkins is indebted to him
   the suth of fourteen hundred & forty nine Pounds of tobacoc by bill
   Jno Edmundson Attkins Attorny Craues a reffarance untill the next
   Courtt and saith if Attkins Apeare not he will pay the Debt to
   francis Armstrong On Jno Edmundson Ingagemt a refferance is
   Ordred &c
   Jona Sibery Plaft                           [p. 100]
   John Dauis Defft
     To the Comisscońs of Talbott County the humble Petticon of
   Jona: Sibery
     Sheweth that on or aboute the 26th day of the xbr Last John Dauis
   tooke away yor Petticoń Saruan James Poulston upon the Said
   Dauis owne Imploymt unknowne to yor Petticon or his Wife or with
   out there Concent butt soe it was by Allicklyhood was maid Drunke
   and was Drowned Soe that yor Petticoń is Damnifled to the vallue
   of three thousand Pounds of Tobacoe: The Primisses Considered
   yor Petticoń Craues order of this worshipll Courtt that the said









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