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(153 and enjoy the said severall parcells of Land called Moorely Grove and Moorelys Lott with their appurtennces (Except the said one hundred acres sold to Roppier) to them and their heyres for ever against all manner of persons whatsoever and that they doe in Consideracon thereof thereat or by some other manner or wayes pay and satisfie the said Comp.lts and all other the Credito.rs of the said Joseph Moorely their Just and due debts according to the will of the said Joseph Moorely aforesaid and that the ^may^ sell and dispose thereof att their will and pleasures and for their soe doeing they are ptected and impowered by this p.rsent Decree Att a Court of Chancery held att the Citty of Saint Maryes the fourteenth day of Octob.r in the fourth yeare of the Dominion of the R.tt Hono.ble Charles absolute Lord Baltemore &c annoq domi 1679 Present Philip Calvert Esq Chancello.r The hono.ble Vincent Lowe Esq Surveyo.r Gen.ll Leiu.tt Coll Henry Darnall Esq Collon.ll Willm Stevens Esq Bland et ux contr Dorsey et ux et al Whereas Thomas Bland and Damoras his wife exhitted their bill of Comp.lt the thirteenth day of June anno one thousand six hundred seaventy Eight against Edward Dorsey and Sarah his wife and others in the high and hono.ble Court of Chancery of this Province thereby setting forth that the said Damoras ^one^ of the Comp.lts was the Relict and Ex.rx of Nicholas Wyatt of Ann arundell County deceased that the Defend.t Dorsey writt the Inventory amounting unto one hundred forty five thousand foure hundred twenty Nine pounds of tobacco and incerted more goods then belonged to Wyatt that Damoras intrusted Dorsey with Wyatts Estate dureing her Executo.rshipp who in that time Converted much of the said Wyatts goods to his owne use That Dorsey Caused the will to be pnounced Voyd the Fifth day of September One thousand six hundred seaventy six Tooke out Letters of Adm.con in his owne name and Exhitted an Inventory amounting unto Eighty thousand pounds of tobacco and ^then^ disposed of much of the said Wyatts goods that the plaintiffes and Defendants the Tenth day of Aprill Anno one thousand six hundred seaventy seaven Entred into Bonds of Arbitracon of three hundred thousand pounds of Tobacco to stand to the arbitracon of Collon.ll Taylor and Collon.ll Burges to Arbitrate and devide the Estate of Wyatt betweene the plts and Defend.ts That the arbitrato.rs made their award and ordered that Bland and his wife should in Leiu of his wifes thirds possesse and enjoy the sd plantacon whereon his wife Lived That Bland should deliver Dorsey ^the^ remainder |
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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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