684 Somerset County Court Proceedings, 1665 1668.








       Liber B No. 1  18th September 1667
                Anne Fissher entereth her accon of the Case agst William Canneday
                   19 September1667
                Anne Fissher subpas Henry Lewis & Conniers Barber in the Cause
               now depending betweene the said Anne Fissher pi: & William Canne
               day deft in an accon of the Case
                       19th September 1667
                William Canneday subpas Edward Southrin & Henry Miles in the
               Cause Now depending betweene the said William Canneday pi: &
               Richard Whitte deft in an accon of the Case

                       24th September 1667
                Randall Revell withdraweth his accon of Debt against John Okee


             At A Courte helid for the Countie of Sommersett the 24th day of
                       September A° D° 1667 Comrs present vizt

                             Capt William Thorne
                             mr John Winder
                             mr Henry Boston
                             mr George Johnson

                Whereas Edward Hasard did personally appeare before the Courte
               & then & there did Con fesse A Judgemt for one thousand seaven hun
               dred eighty Nine pounds of tobacco & Caske unto Richard Benett &
               Randall Revell whereupon the Courte doth order the said Edward
               Hasard to pay the said one thousand seaven hundred eighty Nine
               pounds of tobacco & Caske Richard Benett or Randall Revell or either
               of them or there assignes accordingly


       [p. 86] At A Courte helld for the Countie of Sornmersett the 24th day of
                       September A° D° 1667 Comrs present vizt;

                             Capt William Thorne
                             mr John Winder
                             mr Henry Boston
                             mr George Johnson

                Whereas Anne Fissher prfferred a peticon agst William Canneday
               for her Corne & Clothes after the Courte had debated the Cause they
               found that the said Anne Fissher was not Free untill the 2d day of
               october next insueing whereupon the Courte granted a Nonsute;
               And ordered tht the said Anne Fissher shoulid goe home with her
               Master & there stay untill the 2d day of october next ensueing & from
               tht day to serue her said Master William Canneday according to Act
               of Assembly in such Cases provided for the thirteene dayes she was
               absent from him