Provincial Court Proceedings, 1667. 221

     the North side of Blunt point att a Ceader tree marked with nine Liber FF
     Notches at the head of a little branch standing on the South side
     of a little Marish and soe runing North east & by East nearest to
     a mked tree with nine Notches att the head of a little branch or swamp
     that lyeth neere Manotopison runn and from the head of that branch
     or swamp Easterly to a beech tree that standeth upon Manotopison
     Runn by a Bramly path which beech is alsoe marked with nine
     Notches and from thence is bounded with Monotopison runn unto
     the head thereof and from the head of the said runn to goe upon a
     North east and by North line nearest unto a marked Pokecory tree
     on the East side of a great valley on the high grounds likewise marked
     And from thence North east & by North unto the utmost Extent of [p. 5201
     the said Mannor and from the aforesaid Ceader on the west side
     bounded by wighcocomaco river unto the End of the white poynt
     on both sides thereof And from the white poynt bounded with
     Miowacks creeke unto a tree Marked as aforesaid standing by Bramly
     path upon Miowaicke Runn and from thence to runn North North
     east Easterly over the High grounds unto the utmost extent of the
     said Mannor with all perquisitts profitts and Hereditaments whatso-
     ever in as full and large Mannot as the said Thomas Gerrard now
     hath and alsoe free Egresse & Regresse liberty of Fishing Fowling
     Hawking Hunting falling and cutting of Wood or Tyniber and
     carrying itt away from any place of the Mannor either before or
     after itt is wrought Inclosures only excepted, and he the said Robert
     Slye his heires Executors Administrators or assignes to dispose of
     the sayd Timber either to building or what other use or uses hee or
     they shall see or find most convenient And he the said Robert Slye To
     have to hold and Enjoy by himselfe his heires Executors Adminis-
     trators or assignes for ever the aforesaid Devident of One thowsand
     acres of land be itt more or lesse with all the Accomodacons there-
     unto belonging in as quiet & ample Manner as the sd Thomas Ger-
     rard doth now hold his land in the said Province The Thomas
     Gerrard his heires Executors Admrs or assignes being to receive from
     the sd Robert Slye his heires Executors Admrs or assignes two bar-
     rells of Indian Corne or twenty shillings in mony euy yeare which
     is to be paid at the Nativity of our lord on the five & twentyeth day of
     December, and alsoe to doe all the Dutyes & services of a Freeholder
     according to the Custome of England or law of this Province In
     Testimony whereof I the sd Thomas Gerrard have hereunto sett my
     hand the day & yeare first above Written
     Signed sealed &                    Tho: Gerard
      deliüed in the pnce of                (seale)
         Susanna Gerard
         Thomas Williamson
         Justinian Gerard