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Provincial Court Land Records, 1737-1744
Volume 699, Page 101   View pdf image
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       These do likeways Certifye that this Day William Lang Weaver of Dumbarton
       appeared before us and made Oath that he knew and was very well acquainted
       with Patrick Campbell Merchant here deceased that he was Brother to William
       Campbell also Merchant of Dumbarton Yet alive that the said Patrick
       Campbell had only one Son Called Walter Campbell who was a Schoolfellow
       with him for Severall Years that he heared he went abroad & Settled in
       Maryland In Testimony whereof the said Deponent and Magistrates
       have Subscribed these Presents at Dumbarton this Seventh Day of December
       One thousand Seven hundred and thirty Eight Years and the said Citys
       Seal is hereto affixed                                             William Lang
                         Jurat Coram
                                                 J.a Duncanson               Seal
                                                 Hum Colquhoun

       July 14.th 1739 Before us the Subscribers two of the Right Honble the Lord
       Proprys Justices of the Peace of the County of Sommerset Came Robert
       Boyd and made Oath on the Holy Evangelist of Almighty God that Mess.rs
       James Duncanson & Humphrey Colqhoun both of the County of Dumbarton
       in North Britain are well known to him and that at his Departure
       from thence which was on the twenty first Day of March last
       they Exercised the Office and Passed for Magistrates & Justices of the
       Peace for the City of Dumbarton in North Britain In Testimony
       whereof We have hereunto set our hands the Day & Year above
       written                                                      Will.m Stoughton
                                                                        Henry Ballard

       July 11.th 1739 Came Robert Boyd before me one of his Lordships Justices of
       the Peace for Somerset County and made Oath on the Holy Evangelist
       of Almighty God that James Duncanson & Humphrey Colquhoun
       were Justices of the Peace in the County of Dumbarton when he left
       the said Place which was the first Day of March last and that this
       Deponant was well acquainted with them
                                                                         Robert Boyd
                                          Sworn before Geo Dashiell
       Recorded July 23.d 1739
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Ex.d This Indenture made this Twenty third Day of July in the Year of our Lord ^God^ One
       thousand Seven hundred thirty and Nine Between Edward Hall of Baltimore
       County Gentleman on the one Part and Mess.rs Charles Carroll of the City of
       Annapolis in Ann Arundell County as Executors of James Carroll Deceased
       or the other Part Witnesseth that the said Edward Hall for and in Consideration
       of the Sum of Two hundred Pounds Sterling Money of Great Britain
       by them the said Mess.rs Charles Carroll at & before the Ensealing and
       Delivery of these Presents in hand Paid The Receipt whereof he doth
       hereby acknowledge and thereof Doth acquit Exonerate and Discharge them
                                                                                                                   (the)


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