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     called by the name of white faces heifer about 3 years old one black Liber D
     heifer about three years old called by the name of Hannikins heifer
     & an heifer called by the name of patch about three years old & a
     small heifer about two years old called by the name of brindy & one
     about the same age called Pie all wch Cows are swallow forked on
     the right eare & underkeeled & a Crop & an hole on the left eare &
     also one browne Cow about four years old being swallow forked
     on both ears & underkeeled & overkeeled on the right eare & one
     red pied heifer of the same eare marke about three years old called
     by the name of old cherries heifer & alsoe two stears about six years
     old apeece the one a black one & the other browne being swallow
     forked & underkeeled on the right eare & a Crop & an hole on the
     left & two stears of the same eare marke about 3 years old each
     the one black A With A Sarr in his forehead the other browne [p. 77]
     & alsoe six Sowes of the same eare marke & a bore All web sd Cattle
     together their future increase to her the sd Ellen Lambert her
     heirs & Assigns to have & hold for ever And alsoe I give & grant to
     my sd wife her heirs & Assignes all my household stuff & Utensills
     wtsoever All sd land Cattle mares horses & wt else above specified
     I freely give grant and Assigne over unto my sd Wife Ellen
     Lambert & her heirs forever wth Sufficient Warrant for the same
     agt all Claimes wtsoever hereby binding my self my heirs Exectrs
     & Admtrs to defend her the sd Ellen Lambert her heirs & Assignes
     in the lawfull peaceable & quiet possession of the same agt all per-
     sons wtsoever In witness hereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale
     this twenty fifth day of Novemr Anno Domi 1670Signed Sealed & Delivered           John X Lambert 0
       in prsence of Us            his marke
          Luke Greene
          John Godshall

       Gerard Browne Acknowledgeth this ensueing Conveyance to
     George Langham.
       This Indenture made the nineteenth day of February 1669 Be- [p.78]
     tweene Gerard Browne of Charls County in the Province of Mary-
     land Plantr of the one part & George Langham of the County &
     Province aforessd Plantr of the other part Witnesseth That the said
     Gerard Browne for & in Consideracon of two thousand pounds of
     tobacco to him in hand att & before the Sealing & delivery of these
     prsnts by the sd George Langham well & truly pd the receipt whereof
     the sd Gerard Browne doth hereby acknowledge & himself therewth
     fully satisfied & pd & thereof & of every parte & parcell thereof d.oth
     clearely acquit exonerate & discharge the sd George Langham his
     heirs Exectrs Admtrs & Assignes forever by these prsnts Hath
     given granted aliened bargain'd sold enfeoffed & Confirmed & by
     these doth give grant aliene bargaine sell enfeoife & Confirme unto
     the sd George Langham his heirs & Assgns for ever all tht parcell of