Kent County Court Proceedings, 1656-1662.  99
  Itt payed Mr Conner for A hat wch Mr Cox had of him    0120 Liber B
  Itt payed Misteris Bradnox by an order from severne    0400
  Itt payed Misteris Bradnox by an order of Court Att
   st Maries one young heifer And      0150
  Itt payed to The Appraisers          0100
                                        7595

    A True Acct of The Estate That belongeth to Elizabeth Cox The
  Daughter of Will Cox Deseased & francis Being now in The hands
  of Capt Roht Vaughan Taken The 24th of August 1656
  Itt one Planttation with housing Vpon it: And one Thousand Acres
    of land Belonging Vnto it With A Pattent
  Itt an Indenture for 5 yeares serves Dew from Penellope Prince
    That Rann Away from Mistiris Cox Anno: Doiñ 1646:
  Itt one bill Dew from Capt Will— Clayborne to Mr Cox for 3 barell
    of Mealle to be payed Att Kecotan Molt one Cowe at Kent
    Two Englesh lilid of salt Twenty one lb And A halfe of Pewter
    And Two suffitient men servents
  Itt A Noot Vnder Capt Clybournes hand for The paymt of foure
    Pounds starling in goods as They Cost in England
  Itt A Bill of saell from Capt Claybourne for 5 Cowes And 5 Calues
  Itt 14 Milchet Cowes Two heifers 2 yeare old and Vpwards:
  Itt flue heffers one yeare old And Vpwards 4 Cow Calues This
  yeare:
         In all 25 femall:
  A True Copie                  p me Robt Vaughan

         Att a Court houlden the 4th of feberary 1656    (*) [fol. 32]
         prsent Mr Tho: Ringgold
                Mr Tho: Hinson
                    -           Commestiors
                M Hen: Morgon
                Mr Wilt Eileoyet

    The Depossetion of Edw hull Aged 35 or There Abouts sworne
  And examend in Court saith:
    That he was prsent when W Haukins That lined at Poplies Island
  Mad his last will And Testament which was Dated The 2th of
  Octobr 1656/ And was A witnes to the sd will: And by vertue of
  This my Oath doe Declayer that To The Best of yor Deponants
  Apperihention The sayed Mr Haukins was in sownd & perfit Memory
  at That Time when he made That Will: And subscribd it:
                                   Edw: Hull:

    *  Clerk Thomas Hinson, having entered the regular court minutes to the close
  of folio 9, found his progress stopped by previously entered orphan court minutes
  on folios 10-15, whereupon he reversed the record booklet and thus found space to
  continue. When numbers were given to the liber folios in later years the numerals
  ran in sequence from front to back of the liber, hence, in Hinson's reversed record
  the folio numbers now run contrary to the sequence of the record text.