372        Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.
            Liber N N George ffulford   .      .   . .
                              these three actions are Staid by injunction untill
                    ag         the defts bill in Chancery be heard.
                  the Same
                  the Same
                    agt
                  the Same

                  Roger Thorpe
                     agt     this action abates the plaintiff being dead.
                  Edward English

             p. 228 Thomas Marsh Isaac Winchester of Kent County Gent was at-
                     agt tached to answer unto Michael Miller of a plea
                John Currer  wherefore with force & armes into a certaine par-
                             cell of land upon the Island of Kent in Kent County
                  called Cabbin Neck containeing three hundred & fifty acres with cer-
                  tame houses thereon standing & appurteinances thereon belonging
                  which One Thomas Marsh Gent had to him the said Michael Miller
                  demised for a terme not yet expired he did enter his timber he did
                  cutt downe & him the said Michael from his ffarme aforesaid did
                  eject & other harmes to him did to the damage of the said Michael
                  and agt the Peace &c.
                    And whereupon the said Michael Miller by Robert Carvile his
                  Attorny saith that whereas the said Thomas Marsh upon the first
                  day of January in the yeare of Our Lord 1674 did demise unto him
                  the said Michael all that parcell of land upon the Island of Kent in
                  Kent County aforesaid called Cabbin Necke bounding On the east
                  with a Creeke called the Cabbin Creeke On the north with a Creeke
                  called the Tarrkill Creeke On the west with a line drawne south
                  from a marked Chestnutt tree Standing in the head of Tarkill
                  Creeke for the lenght of One hundred thirty five perches into a
                  Swamp called Alderswamp to a marked Gumm tree On the South
                  with a line drawne South east from the said tree in the said Swamp
                  unto a Creeke called Luke Pine Creeke Conteineing three hundred
                  & fifty acres together with all houses Tenements & appurtenncs to
                  the same belonging To hold to him the said Michael from the day
                  of the date of the Said Lease to the full end & term of two yeares
                  from thence next ensueing and fully to be compleate & ended which
                  is not yet expired By virtue of which said Lease the said Michael
                  entred into and became possessed of the prmisses and being So pos-
                  sessed the said Isaac afterwards to witt the twelfth day of January
                  aforesaid with force and armes into the said Lands & premisses did
                  enter & him the said Michael from his ffarme aforesaid demised as
                  aforesaid did eject, his timber did cutt downe & other harmes to him
                  did against the Peace of the Rt Honble the Lord Propry and to the
                  great damage of the said Michael whereupon he saith he is damp-