254       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1667—68.

        Liber FF The foregoeing Inventory was Sworne unto in Open Court this
              12th day of February 1667 by Thomas Doxey who marryed the Relict
              of the aforesaid John Bisco        Daniel Jenifer

        [p. 555] To the Honble the Governour and Councill of Maryland
                The Humble Peticon of Wiliam Oglethorp: Humbly sheweth:
                That whereas yor peticonr haveing Hyred himselfe to Thomas
              Wynn for eight months for eight hundred pounds of tobacco and
              in the time of his Servytude the said Thomas would not lett yor peti-
              conr rest untill such times as he the said Thomas Wynn had inticed
              your peticonr to sett his hand to a Condicon for 4 yeares whereof your
              peticonr was to have good Sufficient dyett lodging Washing and a
              Cow calfe and Clothing and yor peticonr haveing Served him two
              yeares and with many delayes have put of yor peticonr from time to
              time and hath not performed what he Condiconed for
                The premisses Considered yor peticont desires that the said Thomas
              Wynn may be Compelled to deliver yor peticonr his Condicon And
              give him some Consideracon for the time he hath already served
              and shall pray And yor peticonr as bound in duty shall ever pray

                Ordered that Thomas Wynn doe pay the peticonr 950 lb tobacco and
              the aforesaid Condicon to be delivered in

              To the Honourable the Cheife Governour
              July 13th 1664

                Laid Out for Emma Turner a parcell of land in Charles County
              called little St Thomas Lying in the woods on the South side of
              the maine branch that runeth into Copteco bay about four miles from
              the wadeing place Begining at a bounded Oake and runing South
              for breadth the length of one hundred perches to a bounded Oake
              standing neare the path that goeth from the head of the said bay to
              W Brooks bounding on the south with the said path and a line
              drawne west for the length of three hundred and twenty perches to a
              bounded Oake that Intersects a paralell line drawne north to the land
              formerly Laid Out for the said Emma Turner Called Greate St
              Thomas on the north with the said land On the East with the first
              South line Containeing and now laid Out for two hundred Acres
              more or lesse                  John Lewger
              Vewed and approved by me        Deputy Surveyr
                 Jerome White Survyer Generall
              to be Holden of Calvert mannor

                On the backside of the ahouesaid Certificate was this insueing
              peticon