Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674. 443







   William Hill Deceased And sues his widdow to this Courtt for the Liber BB
   debt the Said Widdow Margarett Hill Declares that She Neuer had No.2
   Any Part of her Deceased husbands estate & obtaines Order against
   Stanup Robertts

     William Fox Declares that Richard Mirickes Stands Indebted
   Unto him foure hundred and eighty Pounds of Tobacoe: And Pro
   duces two bills wherein the said Mirickes Stands Indebted unto
   Ramond Stapiford the like quantetie and for want of a letter of
   Attorny from Staplford the Said Mirickes is Ordred a Nonsute

     William Parratt Craues Order of this Courtt for foure thousand
   foure hundred Pounds of tobacoe Due from the Estate of James
   Edwards Deceased The Courtt with the Concent of Isack Abrahams
   Admistor hath Ordred that William Parratt be Payd foure thousand
   fore hundred Pounds of Tobacoe out of the estate of James Edward
   Deceased

     To the Worshipll Comisscoń for Talbott County the humble Pett
   eon of Jno Kinemont:
     Sheweth that yor Petticońs saruat Anthony Petchecoe Run out of
   yor Petticońs Saruis twenty days or more yor Pettr Craues Order for
   sattisfaction according to Law
     William Joans Sworne in Open Courtt        [p. 110]
     Saith that he Carryed Anthony Pechecos home to his Master Jno
   Kinemant and that the Said Kinemant did beate his Saruăt Untill he
   was awerry and further Saith not            Wm    Joans
                                     his marke

     William Gary Sworne In Open Courtt
     Saith that he Saw Jno Kinemant Beate his Saruant Anthony
   Pecheco When he was brought home with A Rod and Reasted and
   beate him Againe And further Saith not:      Wm   Gary
                                     his marke

     The Courtt hath Judged Such Punnishment Suffici as by the Oaths
   of William Joans and William Gary that Jno Kinemant hath giuen
   his saruant Anthny Pecheco for Runing Away

     To the Worshipll Cornisscofl for Talbott County the humble Petti
   con of Jno Cooka:
     Sheweth that yor Petticoń Agreed with Edward Hughs for to buld
   yor Petticoń A thirty foott Tobacoe house and Paid the Said Hughs
   for the Same And Allsoe for one tunn and halfe of Caske Butt soe
   itt is that the Said Hughs did buld yor Petticons house Butt it is Soe
   bad and Insufficient that with the house and want of the Caske yor
   Petticoń is Damaged to the Vallue of two thousand Pounds of To
   bacoe and Caske The Primisses Considered yor Petticoń Craues