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Provincial Court Proceedings, 1682. 277 And Whereupon the said Thomas Bur ford who for the said Lord Liber W. C. Propry in this behalfe prosecuteth for the said Lord Propry sayth That Whereas the said Benjamin in his life time that is to say the third day of June in the yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundsed Seaventy six at the Citty of St Maries in St Maryes County by his Certaine writeing Obligatory acknowledged himself to be p. 621 bound unto the Said Lord Propry in the said Tenn thousand pounds to be paid unto the Said Lord Propry when he should be thereunto required Neverthelesse the said Benjamin in his life time and the aforesaid Ann to whome Administration of all and singular the goods & Chattles wch were of the Said Benjamin at the time of his death by the Said Lord Propry after the death of the said Benjamin was Comitted while She was Sole, and the Said Edward and Ann after the marriage betweene them Solemnized although often re quired the Said Tenn thousand pounds to the said Lord Proprietary have not rendered nor hath either of them rendered but have hith erto denyed, And the said Edward and Ann the Same to him the said Lord Propry doe still denye & unjustly Detaine Whereupon the said Thomas Burford who as aforesaid for the Said Lord Propry in this behalfe Prosecuteth Sayth that the said Lord Pro prietary is the worse and hath Damage to the vallue of ffive thousand pounds of Tobacco and this for the said Lord Propry he is ready to verify &c And he bringeth here into Court the writeing afore said wch Testifyeth the debt aforesaid in manner aforesaid the date whereof is the day and yeare abovesaid And Now here at this day (to wit) the Twelfth day of October in the Seaventh yeare of the Dominion of the Right honoble Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annoq Dominj 1682 Came the said Edward and Ann by Anthony Underwood their Attorney and defended the force and injury when &c. and Say that they cannot denye the accon of the said Lord Propry aforesaid Nor that the writeing aforesaid is the Deed of the sd Benjamin nor but that they deteyne from the said Lord Propry the Said tenn thousand pounds in man ner as the said Attorney who for the said Lord Propry in this be halhe hath above for the said Lord Propry Declared against them Therefore Itt is Considered that the said Lord Propry Recover against the Edward and Ann his Debt aforesaid and his damages by occasion of deteyning of that Debt to to the said Lord Propry of his Assent by the Court here adjudged of the goods and Chattles wch were of the said Benjamin at the time of his death in the hands of the said Edward and Ann to be Admin istred if Soe much thereof they have &c, And if they have not then the damages aforesaid of the proper goods and Chattles of the Said Edward to be leavyed, And nothing of amerceing the said De fendants because they came the first day by Sumons &c: The aforegoeing Judgment was Confessed in Court by |
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