38 Accons & Subpas: entered returnable y 8th: day of novembr Ao Do 1670
John England & Compa: enters his accon of Debt agst: Thomas Hue {executed
& withdrawne ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
John Sommors enters his accon of Debt agst: Jespar Lane executed &
withdrawne ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
John Westlack enters his accon agst Martin Moore in a plea of trespass
upon the Case & Subpd: David Williamson, returned non est Invent:
Randall Revell enters his accon agst: Tho: Lane in a plea that he render
unto Randall Revell the full & Just quantity of seaven hundred &
thirty foote of good pine planke as by his obligacon Sheweth ~ ~
executed & withdrawne lett ffall ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Jacob Chilltnam enters his accon of assault & battery agst: William
Canneday & Subpad: Richard Peake & Subpd: Richard Peake & John
Renshawe in y Cause depending these writts not putt into the Sherrifs
hands & the plt: Letts fall his accon ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Jacob Chilltnam enters his accon of Defamacon agst: Wm: Canneday
& Subpas: Richard Peake John Renshawe & Tho: Tull in the Cause depending
these writts not putt into the Sherrifes hands & y plt: letts fall his Suite
Daniell Paine proquer heady enters his accon of Debt agst: John Robinson
returned nonest Invt: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Randall Revell enters his accon of Debt agst: David Williamson returned
Non est Invt: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Randall Revell enters his accon of Debt agst: John Marckam
returned non est Invt: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Jeremiah Hooke enters his accon agst: Cornelius Johnson coop. in
a plea of Trespas upon the Case returned non est Invt: ~ ~
Amos Parsons enters his accon agst: Ambrose London in a plea
that he render y summe of one thousand three hundred pounds
of tob: as by his obligacon appears & Subpas: in the Cause Jno:
London Tho: Owen ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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Att A County Cort: helld the 8th: day of novembr in y XXXiXth year
of the Dominion of the Rt: hon:ble Caecilius Ao: Do: 1670 before his
Lopps: Justices thereunto assigned & Authorised ~ ~ ~
mr: William Stevens
present mr: James Weedon : mr: George Johnson Commrs
mr: James Jones : mr: Charles Ballard
Whereas Edward Dickeson was bound to his good behaviour he
appeared in Cort: & desireth to be released & to have in his bond
after an Oyes three times & proclamacon made whether any
pson or psons had any thing to alledge agst: him none did
appeare & was ordered to have his bond in & by proclamation
Sett at Liberty ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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