(13 Thomas Bloyes marked A tree by the water Side this being
the first year m^r: Revell came up to Seate; the great Creek
runs betweene the two pointes; and further Saith not ; / ; ~
The deposicon of Thomas Poole aged twenty Six years or thereabouts
taken in Court the Jury present: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Sworne Saiths Aboute five years agoe m^r: Revell went along with me to
Shewe me some Land and he went along with me up that
Creeke where Edward Surnan now liveth and wee went over A
tree that Lay over the Creeke where the Indians then Lived m^r:
Revell told me that there was Land for me if I liked it; and
soe upon that not Likeing the Land I was somewhat disturbed
at it and Came presently and bought this I live at And
ffurther saith not ; / ; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
The Deposicon of Edmund Beauchamp taken in Courte the
Jury present ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Sworne Saith: There was A deed that m^r: Glanvile and m^r: Revell shewed me
which I Suppose was drawne by m^r: Jenifer the Deed not
perfected nor Signed priseing the said deed I asked m^r: Revell
whether he woulld signe itt or not; I Sayeing that I never Sawe
Such a Large warrantee before nor I neither then said m^r: Revell
I presently asked m^r: Glanvile what he paid for the draft hee
told me to the vallue of A hhead of tobacco as I take itt I then
said if itt be yo^r: desires I will drawe A Conveyance for one
hundred & fifty pounds of tobacco and perfect itt, m^r: Revell-
replyed I preethy doe it; Accordingly I drewe A ruff draft
m^r: Revell giving me the bounds of his Land then intended
to bee made over to Capt^a: Glanvile as I Suppose they approved
of the fowle draft which I drewe out fayre which m^r: Revell
did signe Seale and deliver to m^r: Glanvile and m^r: Revell did
promise