E. EARLE, James.  See Smith Robert. Eaton, Jeremiah.  His Devise of Stoakley Manor     to the first Protestant Minister that should reside in     Baltimore County, and his Successors; confirmed to the     Rector of St. John's Parish, and his Successors, for     ever, 1719, ch. 9. Edmonds, Thomas.  See Hansteelman John. Edmondson Thomas.  A Deed to him from William     Edmondson, made void, 1706, ch. 6. Impowered to     sell the Lands left by his Father, John Edmondson, for     Payment of Debts, 1709, ch. 5; and 1711, ch. 2. Edmondson, William.  Major Nicholas Lowe impowered,     as his Executor, to sell a Tract of Land in Dorchester     County, called Tichardson's Choice, 1705,     ch. 2.  Trustees impowered to sell and value the said     Tract, formerly the Land of John Nichols, and by him     sold to William Edmondson, 1710, ch. 4. Edwards, John, (Rev.)  A Mistake in his Will, rectified,     and an Estate in Fee Simple settled on John Stoakes the    Devisee therein mentioned, 1711, ch. 15. Ennalls, William.  Defects in a Deed from Edward     Mitchel to John Ward, and from the said. Ward to     the said Ennalls, of a Piece of Land in Kent County,     called The Ponds, supplied, 1731, ch. 13. Exeter.  A Tract so called.  See Wharton Henry. F. FANNING, Benoni.  See Contee John. Ford, John.  Defects in a Conveyance to him from     Henry Roberts, supplied, 1719, ch. 8. Ford, William.  Two Tracts of Land confirmed to him,     1727, ch. 26. Fotterel, Edward, and his Wife.  An Act for continuing     their Appeal against David Robinson, &c.  1730,     ch. 3. Frankford St. Michael.  See Harris William. Frazer, John.  A Deed to him from John Brown, made     valid, 1727, ch. 16. FREDERICK-TOWN, in Cæcil County, erected, 1736,     ch. 19. FERDERICK-TOWN, in Frederick County.  Swine and     Geese not to be raised therein, 1757, ch. 30. Freeman, Frederick.  See Speedy Payment. Freeborn, Rachel.  See Proctor Robert. Further-Neck.  See Ward Mary. G. GADSBY, John.  Two Tracts of Land, sold by     George Norman, vested in him, 1698, ch. 23.     See Norman Elizabeth. Gale, Betty, and Levin.  See Groome Samuel, Jun. Galloway, John, and John Giles, enabled to Record a     Deed, 1726, ch. 8. Gandevit, Francis,. and John Read of Philadelphia, relieved,     1722, ch. 2. Gandy, John, (of London, Mariner,) certain Lands     confirmed to his Heir at Law, 1708, ch. 6. Gateril, Francis:  An Act for his Relief, 1728, ch. 18. ST. GEORGE's Parish, in Baltimore County:  A new     Church and Chapel of Ease to be built, 1750, ch. 7;     1757, ch. 18; and 1758, ch. 2. GEORGE-TOWN, in Frederick County, erected, 1751,     ch. 25. GEORGE-TOWN, in Kent County, erected, 1736, ch. 21;     and 1737, ch. 10. Gibbs, Henry:  Defects in Conveyance of Lands from him,     to Benjamin Lawrence, and John Belt and Lucy his     Wife, supplied, 1720, ch. 11. Gibson, Thomas.  See Kingsbury James. Giles, John.  See Galloway John. Glade's Addition.  See Hall Mary. Gold, James.  See Scott William.

G. Goodridge's Choice, in Dorchester County:  Entail upon     Part of it cut off, and The Hope, and Addition to     the Hope, entailed in lieu thereof, 1736, ch. 16. Gordon, George, Esq;  A Sum of Money repaid him, by     a Levy on Frederick County, 1754, ch. 2. Gordon, Robert.  A Lot in Annapolis (formerly Robert     Johnson's) settled on him, 1723, ch. 26.  See Middleton     Horatio Samuel. Gover, Ephraim; relived, and an Estate in Fee Simple     settled on him, 1720, ch. 3. Gover, Samuel.  See Sunderland Josias. Gray, John.  See Kitton Theophilus. Gray, William:   Confirmation to him, of Lands sold him     by Robert Brooke, 1719, ch. 9. GREAT CHOPTANK Parish.  Two Acres of Land at     Vienna Town, whereon the Chapel is built, secured,     and the Bounds thereof ascertained, 1725, ch. 9; and     1730, ch. 2.  The Parish divided, and St. Mary-White-Chapel     Parish erected thereout, 1725, ch. 10.     An Act relating to Church Lots in Cambridge, 1750,     ch. 19. Green, Jonas, Printer, encouraged, 1740, ch. 4; 1744,     ch. 4; 1746, ch. 9; 1749, ch. 8; 1753, ch. 39;     1754, ch. 8; 1756, ch. 14 and 22; 1760, ch. 8;     1762, ch. 24; and 1763, ch. 33. Green's Adventure, and Green's Privilege.  See Ryder     John. Green, William.  See Ibid. Gresham, John, Esq;  Deed to him from Thomas Humphries,     Esq; and Mary his Wife, to be recorded, 1730,     ch. 13. Griffith, Orlando, and Catharine his Wife, enabled to     sell Part of a Tract of Land, and to entail other Land     in Lieu thereof, 1725, ch. 17. Groome, Samuel, Junior.  Commissioners impowered to     sell so much of his Lands, as would satisfy 820 l. 5 s. 7 d.     to Betty Gale, and Levin Gale, Executors of Levin     Denwood, 1727, ch. 20. Grundy, Robert:  His surviving Executors, (viz. James     Lloyd and Anne his Wife, and Deborah Pemberton)     enabled to convey certain Lands, and a Water-Mill, according     to the Sales thereof made by him in his Life Time,     1722, ch. 9. H. HALL, Mary.  A Tract of Land, called Glebe's     Addition, confirmed to her, 1718, ch. 9. Hammond, William, of Baltimore County.  An Act impowering     John Paca, Robert Adair, Moses Hill and     Margaret his Wife, to dispose of Lands, late belonging to     the said Hammond, for Payment of his Debts. 1763,     ch. 15. Hancox, Edward.  Confirmation of a Deed from him to     Thomas Johnson of Liverpool, Esq; 1712, ch. 16. Hansteelman, John.  Deeds to him from Thomas Edmonds     and Henry Bourne, made valid, 1727, ch. 28. Happy Choice.  See Knighton Thomas. Harborough.  See Howard John Greenriff. Harris, William.  Trustees impowered to sell his late Land     in Talbot County, called Frankford St. Michael, and     the Money to be laid out in Purchase of other Lands for     the Use of his Sons Joseph and Benjamin, 1708, ch. 11;     and 1725, ch. 19. Harrison, John.  The Probat of his WIll confirmed, 1712,     ch. 9. Harrison, Richard.  See Holland William. Hawkins, John, (Maj.)  Lands confirmed to him and     Henry Wright, 1711, ch. 11. Haywood, Raphael.  An Omission in his Last Will supplied,     in Favour of Robert Scott, Clerk, and Charles     Neale, Planter, his Executors and Devisees, 1715, ch. 6. Heath, James.  See Tracy Susannah. Hemsley, Philemon, and Mary his Wife.  Defects in     a Deed of a Lot in Annapolis, from Audry Taylard     to them, supplied, 1731, ch. 5. X