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586Talbot County Court Proceedings; 16621674.
Liber BB them allsoe and threw the said Other hogg Behind the house itt was
No.2 a Great hogg With White and Blacke Spotts With the Eares Market
Butt What Marke I Doe Not knowe the unmarked Shoate Was Flead
and the Greate hogg Was Flead and as the was Flaing the said hogg
there Came up one of there horses to the house and they thougt some
People ware Comeing they Blew out ther Candle When the saruant
Came in Mr Robbins Asket the Wench if they had Donn She said
Noe he Asket her what the came in for She Answred She came in
to light the Candle for she had Blone it out Because She was afraid
Somebody was a Comeing and the said saruant Maid Tould yor De
ponant tht she had kill a Nother hogg With Whole Eares and yor
Depont tould tht said Maid I beleiue it is one of George Allembey
hoggs & you will be hanged One time or other and the said Saruan
Maid Replied Doe you thinke if I did Not doe such trickes I should
liue Soe quiett as I Doe and further yor Deponant that She hath
Knowne that they haue had three Or fowre hoggs in Weeke But
who Brought them I Doe Not know Nothing Else But only I haue
herd him say tht if his folkes Ware True to him he Would Goe to
Barbodos Next yeare and further yot Deponant saith Not as I can at
Present Remember Concerneing hoges Eliza: E K Wattson
Sworne Before me Edw Roe: Signé
[p. --] yor Deponant haueing Better Recollectted hir Memory Saith Fur
ther that Some tim in Augst Last Mr Robbins Sent his men out into
the Woods & Charged them Not to Come in Without Some kind of
Meate But his first Comand was to kill a hogg But his Saruants Re
plied phaps Wee Can Meete with Non then George Robbins Said
they Must Not Come in without Some Meate Or Other this Was
on a Sunday by my Rememberance Edward Winckles and Jonathan
Hopkinson Wife was there and Jn° Whittingtons wife & the said
Saruants Retorned Before these People was Gon haueing then Killed
a Hogg and hid the said hogg and Durst Not Bringe the Said hogg
to the house Because those People ware there Butt torned theire
Horses into the Passtor Soe Came to the house without Anythinge
the George Robbins Askt them Priuatly if they had killed a hogg
they Said yes then George Robbins bid them say they had been to
Looke for horses and When the Saruant Came in he Asked them
if had found them and they said Noe then he Pretended to bee Angry
With them saying if he had Not sent a Company of Fooles they
Might haue found them they ware then Intended to goe to Douer
and yor Deponant went wth them to witt Mr Robbins and his Wife
and as Mr Robbins was goeing to take horse he the said Robbins
Called Robert Marmaduke and bid him the said Robbert that if he
had an opertunity that Noe People Came to Fech the aforesaid hogg
in and that if People Came that he Could Not Gett the said hogg
in he should Carry some salt and salt itt Where itt Lay that itt
Might Not spoil and the said Robbins tould the said Robertt tht he
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