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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1760-1763
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        November Court              1761            115
within Henry Calkwell the Sum of three Pounds five Shillings Current Money as also three hundred and Seventy Eight
Pounds of Tobacco as by the Schedule hereto Annexed for Satisfying the Debt herein Mentioned
                                                                                      So Answers    J Dennis Sheriff
   Robert Leatherbury, John Dorman, John Harris and
   Wm. Harris Appraisers for Thos. Holbrook
              1 Bed    £3..5..0

   a Blanket 18/ 2 Ruggs 13/ 2 Tables 2/     3..3..0

             for Debt £3..5..0 Whereupon the Said Henry Calkwell altho Somlemnly Called      

   also £3..3..0 which Tob @ 2d pr is 378 to Shew Cause Came not but made default    Thereupon the Said      

                        Robert Leatherbury Thomas Holbrook by his Atty afd. Comes and prays that upon Giving      

                        John Dorman Security According to Act of Assembly in Such Case Provided the Severall      

                        John Harris Goods and Chattles so as afd. Attached and Valued at three pounds five      

                        Wm. Harris Shillings Curt Money & three hundred and Seventy Eight pounds of tobacco      
As Appears by Appraisment may be Condemned as of the Goods and Chattles of the afd. Henry Calkwell
towards Satisfying unto him the Said Thomas Holbrook his Damages and all Costs and Charges Accrewing by
Means of the Attachment afd.    Thereupon a Certain Litt. Dennis present here in Court in his proper
Person undertakes for the Said Thomas Holbrook According to Act of Assembly that if the Said Henry
Calkwell do at any time within a Year and a day Appear and Make all or Any part of the Said Thomas
Holbrooks Claim Against him Appear to be Satisfied or Otherwise to have been undue before the Laying of
this Attachment that then he the Said Thomas Holbrook Shall Make Restitution to him the Said
Henry Calkwell of all or Such part thereof as Shall be made Appear to be undue or that he the Said Littleton
Dennis will doe the Same for him &c
      Therefore it is Considered that the Severall Goods and Chattles So as afd. Attached and Valued at
three pounds five Shillings Curt Money & three hundred and Seventy Eight pounds of Tobacco be Condemned as
of the Goods and Chattles of the afd. Henry Calkwell towards Satisfying unto him the Said Thomas Holbrook
his Damages and all Costs and Charges Accrewing by means of the Attachment afd. And that the afd.
Thomas Have thereof Execution &c

WH    John Gale & John    Dr.    Henry Calkwell in Accont with John Gale and John Ponsonby Crd.      

   Ponsonby    1760
   1760



@    June 23    To 3 1/2 yards Linnen 10/6 July 3/ 2lb Allum 1/6    0..12..0    Aug. 7    By going to Choptank with Letters    0..12..0

    Henry Calkwell    Aug. 12    To Cash         7..6    1761 Feby 7    By John Phebus    1..6..0   


       30    To Cr. Majr. Waggaman 8/6 Ster. for    0..7..0    June 26    By John Ballard        7..6

 To 7 1/2 yds of Linnen 11/4 1/2: 2 knots thread 1/4 a prayer Book 3/6 a [illegible] 4/    1..0..2 1/2    Aug. 26    By Cash    1..7..0

 To 2 doz Cot. Ditto 1/8 1 yd 3/4 Linnen 1/6    0..3..2
   Ballae due    9..6..9 1/2
Sepr. 15    To 7 1/4 lb Allum 6/2 : 25 20d Nails 4 pr Jno. Jinner    0..6..0 £13..6..9 1/2                
9br. 13    To a Case knives and forks 7 a Stock Lock 3/6 pr Do.    0..10..6
   15    To 400 8d Nails 3/8 50 10d Do. 6 1/2      4..2 1/2
1761    To a frying pan 5/6 a Bed Cord 2/6 a Salt Siller 8    0..8..8    October 17th 1761 Then Came Henry Jackson
Janry 9    To an Iron Skillet 2 1 1/2 Doz [illegible] 1/ a knife 8[d] 1lb Shot 1/2 [s]      4..2    Storekeeper to John Gale and John Ponsonby

   To a pr. Sheap Shears 1/6 a pr. Womens Stockins 5/ a hand: 2/4 / 26 1/2 M pins 8/ March 24/ a Rugg 22/    1..11..6    before me the Subscriber one of his Lordships

   To 25 yds. Oz. 29/2 / May 12 / 1/2 powder 1/3 2lb Shot 1/    1..11..5    the Right Honrble the Lord Propry his Justices
June 22    To 1/2 doz pewter plates 13/ a box Iron & heater 8/ a pocket Bible 6 a Large Teapot 2/6 a Lock 4/2    1..8.8    of the peace for Somerset County and made Oath

   To 2 1/4 yds. 6/4 Cloath 10/1 1/2 [d] 2 1/2 yds. Oze. 3/4 a Castor 11/6    1..4..11 1/2    on the holy Evangels of Almighty God that the
Augt. 4    To qr mug 1/3 a pt. Ditto 6/2 lb 6/2 felts 4/8 2 Garters 1/To 1lb [pepper?] 2/6 2lb Sugar 1/8 1 1/2 yds. flannel 4/6      15..7    Above Account as it Stands Stated is Just &

   To a bible 7/ an Ivory Comb 1/8 : 200 Nails 8 To 1lb powder 2/6 3lb Shot 1/6 8br 30 / 5 yds Skiddaws 15/    1..8..4    true and that he hath not directly or

   To a pr. Stockgs. 4/2 /6th 1lb bn. Sugar 10 2 1/2 yds Linnen 7/11      12..11    Indirectly Recd. Any Part or parcel thereof or
Any Security or Satisfaction for the Same Except the Sum for which Cr. is given to the best of his Knowledge
                                                                                                                                             Joseph Gilliss
1761    Henry Cawkwell in Account with John Gale and John Ponsonby



Cr      
March 21    To 1/2 M. 10d Nails 5/6      5..6    March 31    By Cash £0..6..0
         31    To 400 10d Nails 4/5 3 1/2 yds W. Linnen 11/4 1/2    15..9 1/2    Aprill 7th    By Ditto             6
Aprill 21    To 400 8d Nails 3/8 (July 7) a pickel pot 1/6      5..2
   Ballance due    1..15..9 3/4

    To 1 pickel pot 1/ a pr. Sheep Shears 1/6 an Iron Pott 29 1/2lb 8/7 1/4    11..1 1/4

£2..2..3 3/4
         21    To a trunk 2/6 3lb Allum 2/3      4..9    October 17th. 1761 Then Came Henry Gale (Store keeper to John Gale


£2..2..3 3/4    and John Ponsonby before me the Subscriber one of his Lordships
the Right Honrble the Lord Propry his Justices of the peace for Somerset County and Made Oath on the holy Evangelist of Almighty
God that the Above Account as it Stands Stated is Just and true and that he hath not directly or Indirectly Recd. Any part
or parcel thereof or Any Security or Satisfaction for the Same Except the Sum for which Credit is Given to the best of his
                                                                                                Knowledge       Joseph Gilliss
Somerset fst Where as it is Made Appear to my Satisfaction by the Oath of Henry Jackson and Henry Gale (Store
keepers to John Gale and John Ponsonby) that Henry Calkwell is Justly Indebted unto them the Sum of Eight
Eleven pounds ten Shillings and a penny farthing Curt Money of Maryland and hath fled from Justice and

hath                                                



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