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To y^e wor^ll Justices of there Maties for the County of Somerset in Court Sitting
The humble Petion
Of Richard Tull. humbly Sheweth. Whereas your Petioner hath a Plantation at Dividing
Creeke  And there hath made a Pasture at or beside the Bridge. Your Petione^r Craves y^r worp^s
Order for Setting up of Sufficient gates in Order to passing through my Pasture w^th out
which (meaning a pasture) I cannot have a Plantation. And your Petioner, and your
Petioner as in duty bound Shall ever pray &ca.  .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
The abovesd Petion being read, was by y^e wor^ll Court Granted as required _____           
 
   To the Wor^ll. Justices of their Maties Peace for the County of Somerset in Court now Sitting
        The Petition of Richard: Tull Jun^r humbly Sheweth.
    That y^r Worp^s. Petioner was bound in the Bonds of the good behavio^r Novemb^r Court your
Wor^s Petioner having, behaved himself to all their Maties Subjects & Liege people Civily
(as I hope none can declare any thing to the Contrary agt me) Craves yours Worp^s will be
pleased to release me from the Bonds, And your Petioner as in duty bound Shall ever pray &ca.
 
       The abovesd Petion being read, and Proclamacon made/ The Petion as required was granted.
 
Robert: Boyer Sonn of Robert Boyer deceased, was by his Mother this day brought into
Court, who desired their worps that her Said Sonn might be put Apprentice to John:Roach
Senio^r. till he attain to the age of One & twenty years, which this Court assents to & Confirms
and the Said Roach obliges himself to endeavour to learn the Said Robert to read and at the
expiration of his time to give him a Cow Calf. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 
 
To their Maties Wor^ll. Comissioners now in Court Sitting. The humble Petion of Cornelius Anderson
whereas your Petioner humbly prayeth That Whereas your Petioner was bound to his good
behaviour in September Court last past. Your Petioner humbly Craves your worps will be
pleased to release him from his Bond, and your Petioner as in duty bound Shall ever pray
             The abovesd Petion being read & Proclamacon made, was by y^e wor^ll Court granted ___
 
Their Maties                                                  Somerset Ss.  The Jurors for their Maties being
       Contra.          }                             Sworn upon the holy Evangelists at a Grand Jury held
Germane Gillett.                               for the body of  this County in Jan^ry 1692 do p^rsent
& find that Germain Gillett of Pocomoke hath