440Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674.







         Liber BB Richard Hudson of Chester River Saith by his Petticon that Rich-
           No.2 ard Philipes Left his Sonn Richard Philipes with him the said Hud

              son When he went Away And Never was Seen Since by Any Butt
              is Supposed to be Drownded therefore the Said Hudson Craues of
              this Worshipll Courtt that he May haue the Keeping and Gardiaship
              of the said Orphant Richard Philipes and he will Sett him free when
              he Comes to the Age of Eighteen yeares/
                Therefoure the Courtt hath Ordred that Richard Hudson Keep
              Richard Philipes untill he is Eighteen yeares of Age And then the
              said Richard Philipes to be free the Courtt hath allsoe Ordred that
              the said Richard Hudson Bring to the Next Courtt An Accompt of
              what estate the Said Richard Philipes Deceased Left

                Arthur Emry Gardian to Marke Kings Children gaue this Ac
              compt: Robertt King hath one Cow and one Calue aliue Mary King
              hath one Cow aliue John King hath one Cow and two yearlings
              aliue

                To the Worshipll Comisscońs for Talbott County the humble Pet
              ticon of Steephen Whetston
                Sheweth that Rogger Grosse Deceased Stands Indebted to yor Pet
              ticofi one thousand of tenpeny Nailes yot Petticoń Craues Order of
              this Worshipll Courtt for his Debt and yor Petticon Shall Pray

                The Courtt hath Ordred that Steephen Whetston be Payd one
              thousand tenpeny Nailes Out of the Estate of Rogger Grosse
              Deceased

                Wm: Joans Petticons to this Courtt for two hundred Pounds of
              tobacoe due from the Estate of Rogger Grosse the said Joans Proue
              his Debt and obtaines Order of Courtt for his Debt &c

       [p. 107] William Caple By his Attorny Mr Philipe Steeuenson Petticon to
              this Courtt for foure hundred Pounds of Tobacoe Due from William
              Muling by bill the said Muting Accknowledges a Judgment of his
              debt The Courtt hath Ordred that William Mulings make Present
              Payment According his bill with Cost of Sute &c

                To the Worshipll Comisscofl for Talbott County the humble Pet
              ticon of Henry Hawkins
                Sheweth that Whereas Mr William Coursey Late Sheriffe of this
              County hath made Seasure by way of Execution of one hh of tobacoe
              of yor Petticońs and yor Petticoń Prefferd his Sute to the Last
              Courtt held for this County and the Justices was Pleased to denie
              Passing Judgment Butt Reffered my bussnes this Courtt: yor Pet
              ticoń humly that this Courtt wilbe Pleased to Order me Restetution
              According to Acte of Assembly with Cost of sute And yor Petticoń
              Shall Euer Pray