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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 693   View pdf image
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       Hee required the Reason of the said Oakes being unfallen  Anne Pritchett
       the wife of the ^above^ said Heirs William Pritchett Answered that it was abound
       tree of a parcell of Land called Ceader branch Commonly Called Chaplains
       Land and being this day upon the spott does declare that the said oake
       stood according to his best Remembrance Between a Redbudd tree and a
       Mulberry Tree Now Standing and that he Supposeth the same to be the North East
       bound Tree of the abovesaid Land and further this Deponent saith not
                                                                                              his
                                                                                       John I Dorsell   (S)
                                                                                            Mark

                                                          Jurat Coram Nobis      John Dansey

                                                                                           Hen Pereg Jowles


Maryland Calvert County fs         Jan.ry 8.th 1710/11

             The Depp.o of Raphael Hawood Aged Seaventy years or there
       abouts Who Declares upon the holy Evangelist that about forty Years agon
       the Depon.t Lived Near the Plantation of One Richard W.m Pritchett
       Who shewed him an oake that stood within Tenn paces of the Said
       Pritchetts house in an old orchard the Said Pritchett telling the Said
       Depon.t that that was Chaplains bound Tree but some time afterwards
       the Said Depon.t was Informed the Said bound Tree was fallen'd Cutt to Peices
       and Carryed away in the Night and further the Depon.t Saith that the
       Spott of Ground he now stands on one Simon Reade made an Exchange
       with the s.d Deponent it being two hundred Acres of Land the upper part
       of Chapling Comonly called Ceder Branch  And further this Depon.t
       Saith not                                                             Raphel Haywood   (S)

                                    Jurat Coram Nobis                        John Dansey

                                                                                        Hen Pereg Jowles


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