454 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1671—1674.

          Liber E   named John Lambert according to the forme & Effect of the wthin
               written this Eight day of June Annoq Domini 1672
               Testes Luke Green           Tho Allanson (locus
                    Robertson Cossellton              Sigilli)


                John Cassock Acknowledgeth ths Inseuing Conveyance of Lande
               unto John Lemaire in open Court
                This Indenture made the 29th of May 1673 Between John Cassock
               of Charles County Planter of the one parte & John Lemaire of the
               same County Chyrurgeon of the other part, Witnesseth tht the sd
               John Cassocke as well for & in consideration of the quantity of
               Fourteen thousand poundes of tobacco in Caske in hande payd before
               the Ensealing & delivery hereof by the sd John Lemaire whereof &
               wherewith the sd John Cassock doth acknowledge himselfe Satisfyed
               contented & payd and thereof & of ever part and parcell thereof doth
               acquit, Exonerate, & dischardge the John Lemaire his heires Exec-
               utrs Administratours, & every of thm by thesse presents. As alsoe for
               divers other good causes & Considerations him thereunto moveing,
               Have bargained, Granted, Sold, Assigned, Sett over, & Confirmed
               And by thesse Pressentes doe fully, Cleerly, & absolutely grante,
               Grante, Bargaine, sell, Assigne, sett over, & confirme unto the said
               John Lemaire his Heires, Executrs, Aministr & Assignes All thosse
               two Parcels of land, Scituate, lying & being in Charles County afore-
               mentioned, To say, one parcell called (Cassocks Lop) lying in the
               woodes on the East side of Portobacco Creek beginning Att a marked
               Oake, standing in a valley by the Southermost bound Tree of A par-
               cell of land belonging to Henery Haukins, being bounded Viz from
               thence by a line drawne South for the length of one hundred fifty
               seaven pearches, to A marked Oake standing on the planes, from
               thence by A line drawne west, for one hundred Perches to A marked
               red Oake, from thence by A line drawne north, for one hundred
               fifty seaven perches to a marked oake, from thence by A line drawne
               East to the first bounde Tree, Containing and layd out for one
               hundred Acres, to be the same more or lesse, As by A Patatente
               Granted to the aforsd John Cassock for the same, under the broad
               seale of this province, bearing date the 10th day of October, in the
               thirty seaventh year of the Dominion of the Dominion of Caecillius
               aforsd will appear, the other Parcell called (Lemaires Purchase)
               lying in the woods Adjoyning to the aforsd parcell called Cassocks
               Lop, beginning att a bounded red Oake, of Cassocks lop, running
               thence binding upon Henery Hawkins, running thence north and by
               west one hundred & sixty Perches, to A bounded Spannish Oake,
               thence west one hundred & five perches to a bounded red Oak, upon
               A Playne, thence south and by East one hundred & sixty perches,
               to a bounded Oake of Cassockes lopp, thence untill it comes to the
               first bound tree, Containing and layd out for one hundred Acres,