Somerset County Court Proceedings, 1665 1668.     683





   former & other bargaines, grants, sales, forfeitures, Joyntures, dow- LiberBNo.
   ries, surrenders, & of & from all titles, incumbrances, claimes, & de
   mands of us or either of us our or either of our heires executrs admrs
   or assignes & against all & every other person or persons whatsoever
   wee the said Christopher Nutter & Mary his wife shall & will for ever
   hereafter warrant & defend by these prsents In Wittnes whereof the
   said Christopher Nutter & Mary his wife doe hereunto sett their
   hands & scales the thirtieth day of July in the yeare of Or Lord one
   thousand six hundred sixty seaven  Christopher Nutter
   Signed sealed & delivered     Mary Nutter
    in the presence of William stevens
      Wilt Thorne George Johnson Jn° Winder
                    Acknowledged in Courte at a Courte heild
                    the day & yeare aboue written & recorded
    Edm: Beauchamp

   At A Courte helld for the Countie of Sommersett in the province of

    Maryland the 30th July A° 1667 Comrs prsent vizt;

                   Mr William Stevens
         Capt: William Thorne    mr Henry Boston
         mr John Windermr George Johnson

    Whereas Charles Ballard deft appeared this day to answer the sute
   of John Anderson pi: the Courte refferred the hearing of the Cause to
   the next Court

        24th August 1667
    Randall Revell entereth his accon of Debt agst John Ukee

        29th August 1667
    Thomas Davis entereth his accon of playnt against Cornelius Mor
   ris and Daniell Dennahoe
        29th August 1667                       [p.85]
    Thomas Davis subpas William Davis Richard Munt & Anne
   Rogers, by William Davis mencioned aboue is to be understood
   Anne the wife of William & Not William Davis himself in the Cause
   now depending betweene the said Thomas Davis pi: & Cornelius
  Morris     & Daniell Dennahoe defth in an accon of playnte
        3d Septembr 1667
    Thomas Davis withdraweth his accon of playnte agst Cornelius
   Morris & Daniell Dennahoe
        18th September 1667
    William Canneday entereth his accon of the Case agst Richard









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