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285 and why he did not pay the same and further to have the said Ocane set forth and discover to whom and for what he sold the Goods & what Crops of Corne and Tobacco he made with the Negroes and English hands to labour and how much it came to yearly and if the said Ocane accounted with the said Jane the Adm.r & for the same or any part thereof and what Goods and Tobacco the said Ocane rec.d of Cap.t Randolph Brandt of the proper estate of the said Brayne and if the plt Edward did not pay for him 431.ℓ of Tobacco to Coll Chandler and alsoe payd for him 36 acres of Corne and whether the Compl.ts were not forced to sell Negroes to pay Braynes Debts to the plts almost ruine and whether the said Ocane did not request the plt Edward to pay M.r Pye and ^M.r^ Lynes and that he might discover the Consideracon of the two last Deeds whether it was not only the paying Ocanes debts and his ingagement to the Compl.ts as Adm.rs of Brayne and the paying the 20000.ℓ of Tobacco to the said Susanna and whether the said Ocane did not often acknowledge the said Blueplaines to be the plts inheritance according to the true intent and meaning of the writeing made to Brayne and hereafter he caused the same to be left out of the said Deed and if he did not promise to confirm the said Lands to the plts by better Deeds and if the same Deeds were not acknowledged before two Justices of Charles County as aforesaid and if the plts have not payd Pye and Lynes their debts and other the debts aforesaid and if they did not maintaine the said Ocane for some time and until he left them and why he left them and if they did not send him Cloaths since he left them and payd towards his maintaynance and would still have kept him if he would have lived with them And that the said Giles Blizard might set forth if before his marriage with the said Susanna and Deed from Ocane to him he did not know of the plts severall titles to the p.rmisses as aforesaid and wherefore he would accept of such Deeds knowing the same And that the Inheritance of the said 700 Acres of Land called Canes purchase and Jericho might be decreed to the plts according to the severall estates aforesaid Notwithstanding any lapse of time or Errour in not acknowledging or recording the same Memorand.m or Deeds and that the said Giles Blizard might deliver possession of that pte of Canes purchase he held and lived upon and account for the measne profitts he then had received the plts being purchasers for a valuable consideracon and had noe other way to be satisfied their greate debt owing to Braynes estate John Ocane being otherwise insolvent and that they might true answer make to all and singular the p.rmisses and the Complts then releived according to equity and good Conscience they humbly prayed the hon.ble Courte aid and assistance of this hon.ble Courte that process of spa might ^be^ thereout be awarded against the said John Ocane and Giles Blizard to appear and answer the p.rmisses the which being granted and they therewith served they appeared accordingly but before they put in their answer to the said Bill they the said John Ocane or giles Blizard died the said Giles Blizard haveing first made his last Will and Testament in Writeing and made the Def.t Mary his Re Executrix and devised the said Land he lived upon being part of Canes purchase as aforesaid to the said Mary dureing the terme of |
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