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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 430   View pdf image
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       John Dicks of Annarundell County planter Deposeth and saith
       that he knows Samuell Galloway and Gabriell Parrott both of
       Annarundell County and was the Serv.t boy of Daniell Longman
       in his life time and that his Mas.r for the first four
       or five years of his Service did use to Labour this Deponent
       and the rest of his Serv.ts very hard and cloth them very thin
       and Indiffirent and they used to Complaine to him and he
       usually Answered them to be patient till he had fully pd
       his father Parrott (to whome he was forced to pay all his
       Tab.o) and then his Tab.o would be his owne and they Should
       be better Cloathed which proved true for about two years
       before his s.d Masters Death he used to Ship his Tab.o
       himselfe for England and then he did cloth this Dep.t and the rest
       of y.e Serv.ts very well but he used to tell us that before that he
       was forced to pay all his Tab.o to his father and his s.d Mas.tr
       had Severall Pcells of Goods come into him and Some Small
       time before his Mas.rs Death he heard him say that he had
       paid all the Tab.o he owed Parrott but could not gett in his
       Bonds that this Depo.t was well acquainted w.th his Mas.rs househo^u^ld
       living of w.ch he had plenty and severall pares^cells^ of good
       Sheets that this Depo.t was at his Mas.rs Funerall and
       Attended as a Serv.t and Served Drink and Meat to them
       that was there but saw noe wine and verrily belives and is
       well Assured there was None that this Depo.t heard his
       Mas.rs a Little before his Death owne that he owed Parrott
       some money and doth know that he passed bills of Exch°
       to Parrott on Samuel Groom but knows not the Exact
       Sume but has heard they were for fifty pounds Ster
                                                                   his
                                                             John I Dicks
                                                                   mark
                                     Jurat Coram me
                                                                Tho.s Tench


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