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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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       In consideration of the said Marriage then to be solemnized did Give a
       grante to the said Complts and their heirs for ever one half of all his land
       for which he would after give full assurance by good deeds As alsoe half
       of his Stock and one Feather bed and furniture And thereupon [illegible]
       after the said marriage was Consummated  And the Complts further
       shewed that the said Edward Sannders makeing inspection into Braines
       estate aforesaid found the same much incumbred with ^debts^ occaconed by the
       neglect and ill husbandry of John Ocane and alsoe was informed that upon
       the treaty of marriage betweene Braynes and the plt Jane in the yeare 1684
       the said Ocane in Consideracon of that intended marriage and that Brayne
       would give security to pay his other daughter Susanna Twenty
       Thousand pounds of Tobacco on the day of her marriage and maintaine
       her at Schoole till she should be marryed or for some certain time then
       agreed upon the said Ocane did promise and agree by writeing under his
       hand as was reported to Grante and Convey to the said Henry Brayne
       & Jane his wife and the heirs of Jane in p.rsent possession the 1000 acres called
       Bueplaines and as to Canes purchase then called Steepside he alledged the
       same was of that Land of which his Lopp the then Lord prop.ry of this
       province and promised him the said John Ocane a grante he the said Ocane
       promised to take out a pattent for the said Land in the name of the said
       Henry Brayne and Jane his wife to be settled upon them and their
       heirs betweene them lawfully begotten and in default of such Issue
       to the heirs of the said Jane only the said Ocane was to hold the same
       dureing his life That the said Henry Brayne marryed the said Jane and
       upon the second day of July 1674 the said Brayne by Bill under his
       hand and seale obliged himself to pay unto the said John Ocane for
       the use of the said Susanna the sum of Twenty Thousand pounds of
       Tobacco at the day of her marriage & carryed her for England and put
       her to schoole and left his wife being very younge under the tuition of
       her Father Brayne being then indebted to Randolph Brandt Henry Warren
       and Henry Adams about the sum of 12917. of Tobacco which were to be
       paid at his returne from England  And they further shewed that the
       said John Ocane in the absence of Brayne contrary to his promise did
       take out the pattent for the said Canes Canes purchase being 700 acres
       as aforesaid in his own name he haveing as the Complt believes gotten
       the possession of the agreement between him and Brayne on the marriage
       and cancelled the same That Brayne kept the said Susanna at Schoole soe
       long as he lived being about Five years  And the said Complainants did
       further sett forth That the said Henry Brayne about the latter end of
       the yeare 1674 sent from the Barbados and Consigned to the said
       Ocane and his wife but in trust for her use seven Negroes and one English
       hand to be put upon his plantacon either at Beuplanes or on the plantacon
       where the said Ocane lived and Brayne was to have the proceed of the
       labour and he alsoe sent severall Barbados Goods as Rum Sugar & Molosses
       to the said Joane Ocane to the value of 16000. of Tobacco therewith to
       pay the said three debts the overplus to deliver to the said Braynes wife  All
       which Ocane received but never payd any the debts but extravagantly
       wasted the Goods and spent and confirmed the produce of the Negroe
       labour as alsoe the labour of the English hand afterwards new commencing
       that Braynes was dead the said Jane administred but her father ordered
       all but Jane noe account to the Adminstratrix of the produce of the goods
       and servants labour which he had kept in hand his possession above seven
       years and their labour could not be less worth then Twelve or Fourteen
       Thousand pounds of Tobacco p Anum and plts finding the said Ocane had
       wasted the estate and was not in a Condicon to account and make


 
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