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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 492   View pdf image
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       knowledge he returns of the adjacent Land and Swamp there being no
       place to the Northward up the River where they could possibly beginn to Run the
       Course of the said land without crossing Swamps nor Branches which he very well
       remembers they did not in Runing the first [illegible] of the Land called Admireathorea
       but went the Course all the way on plain firm dry ascending Ground to the
       Second Tree of the said Land being a white oake and further doth Declare as he
       hath taken his Oath on the Holy Evangelist  That is the very Tree he caused to
       be Bounded for the first bound Tree of the said Tract of Land Called Admireathorea
       being confident in his knowledge of the Ground whereon it stands to be the place
       of beginning of the afores.d Land he Laying his hand on the Tree when he took
       his Oath before Us to the best of his Knowledge Memory and Judgm.t and as
       he hoped to enter into the Kingdom of Heaven That to be the very Tree
       of the beginning of Admireathorea and no other


       Pursuant to a Commission to Us directed and in Obedience thereunto We have taken the
       Oaths of the aforemenconed persons Whose Names are Subjoyned to each particular
       Deposition being in Number Thirteen concerning Lands for Coll.o Addison as is before
       Expressed  We have hereunto Annext our hands and Seals the Day and Year above
       written
                                                             Robert Wade         (sigill)

                                                             Jn.o Hawkins         (sigill)


                               Depositions of the Bounds of Chartsy Land
                                        for Coll.o Holyday filed Ap.ll y.e 1.st 1703
Maryland fs
March 20.th 1702/3
             By Vertue of a Commission Granted to William Holyday of Prince
             Georges County out of Her Majesty's High Court of Chancery to us to take the
       Oath of Coll.o Ninian Beale or other Evidences as should appear and him or them
       to examin upon Oath upon the Holy Evangelist concerning the particular
       antient Bounds and Bound Trees of a Tract of Land Called Chartsy &c as by the
       said Commission more att large appears and this day viz.t y.e 20.th of March as afores.d
       the afd Coll.o Ninian Beale aged seaventy Years or thereabouts going with us upon
       the Land Called Chartsy brought us to a fair marked and bounded poplar
                                                                                                                near


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