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68 Provincial Court Proceedings, id/p.
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Liber W. C.
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Wm Sparkes
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Philip Lynesj
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Tho: Carlisle Wm
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Watson & al Exrs
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Cuningham
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Jno Addison Exr
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Nic: Proddy
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Tho: Parker
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James Clayland
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Unlesse the Defendt appeare next Court, the Sher
iffe of Talbot County amerced
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p. 63 Benja Nesham Lesse "
of Robert Ridgely
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William Layton
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lln Ejectment
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This Cause this day to witt the thirteenth day of Octobr in the
fourth yeare of the Dominion of Charles Lord Baltemore Annoq
Domins One thousand six hundred seaventy nine standing at Issue,
The Plantiffe by his Attorney Christopher Rousby offered himselfe
against the said Defendant of and upon the premisses, and prayed a
Venire facias to the sheriffe to bee directed to Cause to come twelve
&ca, The said Defendant by Kenelme Cheseldyn his Attorney al-
leadged that in obedience to the Rule of the Court hee had put in
his plea that advantage might not in strictnesse of Law bee taken
against him for his Lachesse, but Craved a Jury of the Neighbour-
hood wth a surveyor upon the Land, but the plantiffe opposed the
same and informed the Court that the Land in question was bounded
by Edward southerne, undr whome the Defendt Claymes, July ye first
One thousand six hundred sixty nine upon a parcell of land called
Hogsdowne and then surveyed for the said Southerne containing
ffoure hundred and ffifty acres, and produces the Certificate of the
said parcell of Land from the Record to the Court here duely at-
tested, By wch it did appeare to the Court that the said parcell of land
called hogsdowne surveyed for the said southerne the first of July
1669 did Joyne to a parcell of land taken up by Mr Stephen Horsey
called Horseys Baliwick which is the Land claimed by the Plantiffe
The said Plantiffe did informe the Court that the Land Claimed by
the Defendant called also Horseys Baliwick Containing two hundred
& ffifty acres was surveyed by the said Edward southerne the eight-
eenth day of November 1672 and produced the Certificate thereof
attested, to the Court, and the said Two hundred and fifty acres lay
betweene Horseys Baliwick taken up by Stephen Horsey and now
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