( 124 )        9ber y^e 10^th  1692.
In the Sum of twenty pounds Sterling money of England & the Said Daniel
Hast in the Sum of Tenn pounds Sterling: due to leavied on their goods and
Chattels Lands and Tennem^ts for their Maties uses &ca . ______  - - - - - -
 
The Condicon of the abovesd Obligation is Such that if the above bound
Thomas:Porter be of the good behavio^r & abearance to all their Maties Liege
People of this Province, dureing this Courts pleasure, as also pay fourfold awarded
with Cost of Suite then the Recognizance to be void & of none effect, Otherwayes
to be & remaine in full power force & vertue . ___________  - - - - - - - - - - - - -
 
Memorand  upon the 11^th day of 9ber an^o. 1692.  The abovesd Horse was brought
to Courthouse. and the Justices in Court just upon their adjournment desired the
foresd Jurors, to view the Said Horse and make report thereof. C  And upon the
day following (viz ) on y^e twelvth day of sd Month the foresd Jurors on that Jury
twixt their Maties & Thomas Porter made report to sd Court (viz) that they did
upon their Oaths believe the said Horse after viewed to be m^r Roger Woolfords horse
 

Their Maties                          Somerset Sc.  Thomas Porter of this County Planter
        Contr:                     }      was attached to answer unto their Maties King Wm & Queen
Thomas: Porter          Mary Over England &ca. in a plea of debt. And whereupon
~   ~   ~    ~   ~    ~       their Maties Attorney Comes & Sayes That the Said Thomas
Porter in March Court Last past for Severall Causes, by their Maties Justices of the
Peace then in Court Sitting, was bound by Recognizance in the Sum of tenn pounds
Sterling money of England to be leavied on his goods & Chattels Lands & tennements
The Condition of the Said Recognizance being Such. That if the Said Tho:Porter
be of the good abearance & behavio^r to all their Maties Liedge people of this province
Then the said Recognizance to be void &ca. But So it is Notwithstanding the Said
Recognizance upon Record, the Said Dft the last week in April last did wittingly and
Willingly drive up a  Gang of Horses to the Plantation of m^r ffrancis:Jenckins in Wiccocomocoe
hundred & then & there broke down Severall pannels of the Said m^r ffr. Jenckins his
Pasture fence, though Often forbid & forewarned by Wm: Burch Tennant  On