" fidelity, to the end a memory of their merit and of his " (the Proprietary's) sense thereof may remain upon record " to the honour of them and their posterity forever."         LIBER, No. 3, folio 410. ¾     A similar one upon the same ground to John Jarbo and William Evans of a Plantation in the Isle of Kent, forfeited by the rebellion of the former owner, is followed by like Warrants for large Manors to Eltonhead, Brooke &c. upon Conditions of future transportations.     LIBER No. 3, folio 412. ¾     " Instructions given by the right hon'ble Cecilius Absolute " Lord and Proprietary of Maryland and Avalon, Lord " Baltimore &c. To his Lordship's son and heir Charles " Calvert Esq. his Lordship's Lieutenant of the said " Province of Maryland.     " His Lordship doth hereby authorize and require his " said Lieutenant that as conveniently as he may after the " arrival in the said Province of Jerome White Esq. his " Lordship's Surveyor General of Maryland, that he take order " that two or three hundred acres of land as near to his own " seat at Saint John's as he can, be assigned to the said " Jerome White and his heirs in the most convenient place " for the planting of a Vineyard there under the usual " yearly rent of two shillings sterling for every hundred acres, " except West St. Maries and St. John's" &c. 16th September, 1662.     LIBER No. 5, folio 421. ¾     " I do hereby order and empower you Richard Hill to " cause to be marked some trees on a small tract of land " about four hundred acres or thereabouts lying at the head " of Bohemia river, being the usual landing in the road to " Appoquiminy. Given under my hand this 26th June " 1675.                    "CHARLES CALVERT.     " To Mr. Richard Hill."     LIBER No. 15, folio 360. ¾     " When the Certificate of Survey for a parcel of land " about four hundred acres lying at the head of Bohemia " River, being the usual landing in the road to Appoquiminy, " for which I gave the said Hill a former order to make for " himself is returned into your Office in the name of Captain " Richard Hill, let him have Patent made for the same, The " consideration being our free gift.     " To the Honourable William Calvert, Esq.         " Principal Secretary.¾June 1st, 1676." Source: John Kilty. Land Holder's Assistant and Land Office Guide. Baltimore: G. Dobbin & Murphy, 1808. MSA L 25529.