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124) Records any wayes relating to the said last will and Testam.t unto the Court under the seale of the office of Administracon uppon the twenty sixth day of this instant October by nine of the Corke in the forenoone Ordered that Cytaccon Issue ^out^ of this Court To comand John Quigley to appear before this Court upon saturday next to prosecute his Libell of Complaynt ag.st Garrat Vanseringen Concerning the pretended Will of John Deery And Bring w.th him all such wittnesses as were heretofore sworne and examined before the Judge of Testamentary causes concerning the said will of the said Deery Ordered that Citaccon Issue out of this Court to Garrat Vansweringen that hee bee and appear before this Court upon the twenty sixth day of October Instant to answer unto John Quigley Complaynt Concerning the pretended last will and Testament of John Deery deceased Then Court adjournes til the twenty sixth day of this Instant October being saturday nine a Clocke in y.e forenoone Att a Court of deligates Held att the Citty of S.t Maryes the twenty sixth day of October being saturday in the third year of the dominion of the Right Hono.ble Charles &.c Anoq Domini 1678 By his Lorsps Justices thereunto Authorized and appoynted viz.t Baker Brookes Esq.r Henry Coursey Esq.r Thomas Taylour Esq.r Benjamin Rozer Esq.r Then came the Hono.ble Phillip Calvert Esq.r Judge in Testamentary Courses Brought here into Court the records and papers under the seale of his office relating to the pretended last will and Testament of John Deery deceased Interrogatoryes formerly Exhibitted unto Nicholas Painter Edmond Dermott and Richard Daltone by the Hono.ble Phillip Calvert Esq.r Comissary Gen.ll and Judge for the probate of wills and granting Administraccons within this Province for the proveing of the last will of John Deery late of S.tt Maryes City Innholder Deceased First Did you know John Deery deceased how long did you know him what time did he dye were you a servant to him as the time of his death or did you line in the house with him secondly Did you perceive by John Deerys discourse that he had a greate mind to make his will and did not he tell you soe much did not he Comand you to fetch some person to order his will and who did he bid you fetch to him and what instructions did you hear ^him^ give Nicholas Paynter about makeing his will And when the said Deery gave the said "Paynter" instructions and Directions for makeing his will was the s.d Deery of sound memory to the best of your Knowledge yea or noe whether you did not hear the s.d Deery give order to some |
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