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382 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1677/8.
Liber N N demands judgemt if the said ffrancis his action aforesaid agt him
ought to have
And the said ffrancis saith, that by anything above alleadged he
ought not to be barred of his action aforesaid, because he saith that
the said John did not tender unto him the feather bed & furniture
by the will of the said Regann to Sarah the wife of the said ffrancis
bequeathed in such manner & condicon as the same to her by the
said Will was bequeathed, nor the Value thereof as the said bed
& furniture was appraised in the Inventory of the Estate of the said
Regann, & this he prayes may be inquired into by the Countrey, &
the defendt also. Therefore comand is given to the Sheriffe of
St Maryes County that he cause to come here twelve &c by whom
&s who neither &c to recognizance &c because as well &c
Afterwards to witt the seventeenth day of June aforesaid in the
yeare aforesaid came the said parties by their Attorneys aforesaid
And the jurors impannelid being called likewise came, to witt Gilbert
Turbervile, Wm Wells, Edwa Williams, Philip Lynes Tho: Hinton,
Cornelius Johnson, John Cobreath, Abram Clarke, James Veitch,
Wm Hitchcock, Tho: Robinson & Jacob Loton who being eleted
tryed & sworne to say the truth in the prmisses upon their Oaths
doe say that they finde for the plaintiffe the bed & furniture There
fore itt is granted by the Court here, that the said ffrancis Dorington
recover agt the said John Sunderland Admr as aforesaid as well the
bed Curtaines Valiance & furniture aforesaid As also One thousand
& fifty pds of tobacco costs of suite
ffrancis Dorrington John Sunderland late of the Clifts in Cal
agt vert County planter Admr of the Goods &
J no Sunderland Admr Chattells of James Humes was attached to
James Humes Answer unto ffrancis Dorrington in a plea
of trespasse on the case
And whereupon the said ffrancis Dorrington by George Parker
his Attorney complaineth, that whereas upon the fifteenth day of
May in the yeare of our Lord God one thousand six hundred seventy
& six att the then dwelling house of the said James Humes certaine
communication was had & moved between the aforesaid ffrancis
Dorrington & the aforesaid James Humes of a concerning Mar
p. 611 riage between him the said ffrancis & one Sarah Humes naturall
daughter of him the said James Humes to be had & solemnized, upon
which said communicacon he the said James Humes then & there in
consideracon that the aforesaid ffrancis Dorrington att the speciall
instance & request of him the said James would take to his wife the
aforesaid Sarah & would Espouse the same Sarah according to the
rights & Customes of this Province of Maryland, did assume upon
himself e & to him the said ffrancis did then & there faithfully prom
ise, that he the said James would well & faithfully content pay &
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