486Talbot County Court Proceedings, 1662-1674.





          Liber BB Tho: Vaughan & George Cowley theire Sute Reffered to the Next
            No.2 Courtt By Consent of Both Partys

                 Mr Edward Roe Joynes Issue with Will Wintersull And his Wife
                there Bussnes Reffered untill the Next Courtt at Request of Mr
                Edw: Roe

                 Michell Miller & Christopher Andrews Sute Reffered untill the
                Next Courtt By Reasson of an Order wch Passt Ouer Night of a
                Genll Refferance

                 The Courtt hath Ordred that Mr Tho: South bee fined one hun
                dred Pounds of tobacoe for Not Coming to Courtt According to Law

                 Jn° Newman Constable Presents Denis White and Anne Yorke
                to this Courtt for Incontinafle The Courtt hath Ordred that Denis
                White & Anne Yorke be Sothoned to the Next Courtt to Answear
                the Cunstables Presentment

          A Courtt held for Talbott County by his Lordpps Justices of the
          Peace one & twenth day of March In the xxxixth yeare of the
              Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Doth: 1671
                               Present
                           Mr Rich: Woleman
                   Mr Wm: Coursey   Mr James Ringold
                   Mr Tho: South    Mr Tho: Hynson
                   Mr Seth Foster   Mr Jonath Sibery   Justices
                   Mr Wm: Hamblton  Mr Rich: Gorssuch
                   Mr Edw: Roe      Mr Jno Wells

                 Mr Robertt Skinner Brought his Saruant Tho: williams to haue
                Judgment of this Courtt for his time he is Judged to Sarue Aleaven
                yeares

                 George Cowly ordred to Pay Tho: Vaughan two hundred Ninty
                Nine Pounds of tobacoe With all Costs &c

          [p. 164] Maryland ss
                 To the Worshipll the Justices for Talbott County Courtt &c
              Jonath:    Hopkinson Flat
                Isacke Abrahams Adthistor of the Goods and
                   Chattles of James Edwards Deceased Defft
                 The Flat Declares Agst the Deft In an Accon of Tresspas Upon the
                Case for that whereas James Edwards In his Life time Stood Indebted
                to the Plat Nine hundred & Ninty Pounds of tobacoe for Ordinary
                Accomadacon had & Receued By him the Said James Edwards In
                his Life time of the Said Jonathan In Consideracon whereof the Said