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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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       The said Avery haveing first made his will & the sd Ann Ex.rx And that the sd
       Benj.a Granger being come home the sd Ann demanded of him an Acc.t of
       the sd Money & Goods or satisfaccon for the same & to acquaint her with what
       other Goods or money he had in his Custody belonging to the said Avery which he
       absolutely devised & refused to doe & shewing him the writeing w.ch was written
       with his owne hand of the Pticuler disbursem.ts the sd Avery had disbursed for him
       & the Goods he had entrusted him with us aforesaid a Coppy whereof was thereunto
       annexed he the sd Benj.a Granger knowing he had onely writt the said Acc.t by Jn.o
       Averys order but had not [illegible] the same under his hand & that those transaccons
       betweene them was done in private  And that the said John & Anne Could not
       make any thing plainely appeare ag.t him did positivly deny that he had or
       received of the said John Avery any of the Goods or Sumes of money as aforesaid
       or any other Goods or money whatsoever or if he did that he had accounted for the
       same & paid the sd John Avery for the same  And that the said John & Ann being
       now entermarried & by vertue thereof in right of the said Ann intituled to soe
       much Goods & money as remaines in the hands of the Said Benj.a Granger of &
       belonging to the Estate of the said John Avery the better to enable them to performe
       the will of the said John Avery & pay his Just & due debts & they haveing received
       very credible informacon by severall persons that the sd Benj.a Granger hath
       several sumes of money & goods of John Averys in his hands that they
       have often by themselves & Freinds requested the said Benj.a Granger to
       come to an Acc.t with them & without Further Suit or trouble to deliver
       unto the Comp.lts what he hath of the sd John Averys in his hands he [illegible] &
       absolutely demised & refused to doe the same contrary to equity & good Conscience &
       to an apparent breach of trust being by his said Father in Law entrusted entrusted
       as aforesd & to the great hindrance as the Comp.lts have noe meanes at & by the
       Strict Rules of the Comon Law to enforme a discovery of such Clandestine frauds
       transaccons & trusts as aforesaid the Comp.lts not being able to make such Proofe
       of the perticuler goods & sumes of money to him delivered by the said John Avery
       & intrusted with him as the Law requires & the witnesses that should prove the Pticuler
       paym.ts of the severall sumes of money by the said John Avery Laid out &
       Expended for him & menconed in the schedule to the sd Bill of Com.lt annexed
       are in remote parts in England or elsewhere out of the Jurisidiccon of this province
       & noe other ways to be releived in the p.rmisses touching the discovery of the p.rmisses
       aforesaid save in this hon.rble Court And for discovery of the Truth of the p.rmisses
       they humbly craved the Aid & Assistance of this Hon.rble Co.rt  And that pces of
       subp.a might be thereout awarded ag.t the said def.t for him to appeare to answ.r
       the sd Bill To which Bill of the sd Comp.lts the sd def.t appeared & putt in his
       answ.re thereunto & did thereby sett forth that he marryed the onely daughter of
       the sd John Avery deced  And that the said John Avery haveing before his death bin
       absent out of England Fifteene or sixteene yeares & had one son named John
       Avery whom he Left in England to be bred up with James Avery his brother
       And that the said John Avery the Son & Brother to Ann the def.ts wife in the
       yeare one thousand six hundred seaventy & five writt to this def.t & advised
       him that his uncle James had a desire to see this Def.ts wife whereupon this def.t
       agreed with & paid Cap.t Walter Seas wife for his wifes passage & sent her home to his
       said honoble that the next yeare after the said John Avery the son desireous to see
       his Father tooke his Passage to come into this province but dyed at sea  And that
       John Avery the Father heareing thereof & of the death of James Avery his
       Brother in England  And that the said James had left the said John Avery
       the son Five hundred pounds sterl & two thirds of his household goods the sd
       John Avery the Father Finding & aforegoeing the news to be true made an
       Agreem.t with this Def.t to goe together that p.rsent yeare for England in Cap.t
       Wheeler to looke after the busines & to share what was left as aforesd equally
       betweene them lett the right belong to which of them it should  After which
                                                                                                    the sd


 
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