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Having recd their Charge are Sent forth in Order to return their Verdict. -   -   -   -   -   -   -
Michael Hollands acco^t. p^rferred by him Self, though not, Signed.  viz)
To M^r  Thiefs Account.
An account of what I have had Stolen out of my house Since Ieft Maryland in
the year 1692.
To 60: yds of Scotch Cloth or there abouts
To 8. bushels Salt.
To 30 pound Cottne in the Store
To above half my Corn Stolen out of my Loft, but how much I cannot tell but those
that See it thinks they made 15: Barrels, & my house broken up.  -   -   -   -   -   -   -
 
And this day (viz) the day afd the Jurors of the foresd Jury betwixt their
Maties and y^e sd James Gray & Margarett his Wife, makes their return to the
Barr in Court, each man being p^tticularly calld, being unanimously agreed of their verdict
their Maties & the defendants likewise being calld.  The verdict is in these express words
read (viz) wee of the Jury find them not guilty of this Indictm^t.
     William:  WP, Planner foreman
Which verdict aforesd being read, The wor^ll Court Ordered the Same to be entered and further
Ordered the Said James: Gray to find Security for him Self & Wifes good behaviour dureing
pleasure & for Officers fees. - - - - -   Whereupon Came the Said James Gray with his Security
Cap^t. Wm:Coulbourne And the Said Gray did acknowledge himSelf to be indebted to their Maties
King Wm & Queen Mary the Sum of twenty pounds Sterling money of England and the sd
Cap^t. Wm: Coulbourne in the Sum of tenn pounds like money due to be leavied on their goods
& Chattels Lands & Tennements for their Maties uses &ca.
 
The Condicon of which Recognizance is Such that if the above bound James Gray
and Margarett his Wife be of their good behavio^r & Abearance to all their Maties Liedge
people of this Province dureing the Courts pleasure as also pay Officers fees, Then this
Recognizance to be void & of none effect Otherwayes to be & remaine in full power force
& vertue.
 
To the Wor^ll Justices of their Maties Peace for the County of Somerset in Court now Sitting the
humble Petion of Mary Windsley Widdow humbly Sheweth That whereas your wo^rp^s Petioner
hath two of my Children detained from y^r Petioner by Devorax Dregars your Petioner Craves
your worps Order to have my Children delivered unto me, & y^r worps Petioner as in duty bound
Shall ever pray &ca.
Mary:    Windsley. Signum  /                              verte