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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1674. 233 March 31th 1674 Liber M M Came Richard Chilman of St Maries County and desired the marke of his Cattle and hoggs might be recorded which is as follow eth Vizt Swallow forked in the right care & Slitt in the left care. April 8th 1674. Robert Ridgely of St Maries County Gent tooke the Oath of Attorny of the Provinciall Court being administred to him in the Sec taryes Office by the Honblee Wm Calvert Esp Principall Secretary. Annoq Doms 1673. May it please your Excellency, John Edmundson hath requested me to write what I Know con cerning a parcell of Land that George Richardson lived upon when he was Killed by the Indians This is the truth as neere as I can remember I came to St Maries and there John Edmundson gott Daniel Jenifer to petition in the behalfe of the said Richardsons widdow and did acquaint your Excellency that her husband was to make good the Rights in a yeares Time for the said eight hundred acres of Land and he not haveing made good the rights desired that favour of your Excellency that she might doe it and have a pattent for it which your Excellency gave Daniel Jenif en Order that She Should have it makeing good the rights which she imediately as signed Over to John Edmundson for a quantity of tobacco and he made good the rights and had a pattent for the said Land and your Excellency would not lett the said Edmundson have the Land untill p. 169 I brought under the widdowes hand her acknowledgmt for the Land which acknowledgment is now att the Office this Daniel Jenifer can testifie aswell as I. I remaine Your Excellency's humble Servt. January 27th. Timothy Goodridge. To Vincent Lowe Esq his Lopps Attorny Gentll of Maryland humbly presents Honoured Sr. Att the request of Mr John Edmundson I haue presumed to trouble you with an accompt to the best of my Knowledge in and concern ing a parcell of Land now possest by him Containeing 1400 Acres called by the name of Richardsons ffolly and lyeing in Dorchester County which said parcell of Land was first taken up by Capt George Richardson but by his death was forfeited or escheated whereupon the said Richardsons widdow by name Rebecca Richardson did petition his Excellency that the said Edmundson might have the benefitt of the said escheate which to my best remembrance when Clerke in the |
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