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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 716   View pdf image
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       Execution thereof as well to the James Heath in the Said Comission
       named as also to Col William Coursey in the said Comission likewise
       named We find Endorst on the back side of the said Comission as foll.s
       [I have seen the within Commission and to save the Comiss.rs y.e trouble
       of sending to me I hereby declare that I will not be Concerned nor
       attend the Execution of the said Comission (Signed) Will Coursey]
       Wherefore Wee having given due Notice to the said James Heath
       Wee the said Comissioners mett upon the seaventeenth day of
       August Annoq Dm 1710 the following Evidence was produced by y.e
       said James Heath who deposed as hereafter

                   The Deposition of William Boyer of Kent County Aged ab.t 42
                   years

       The Depon.t being duly sworne on the holy Evangelist deposeth that
       about seaventeen or Eighteen Years since Phillip Holeadger (then
       the Elder) and this Depon.t being rideing along Blackbird Creek Path in
       Cæcill County and being then Near the whore kill path the Said Phillip
       said to this Depon.t pointing to^wards^ a Meadow that lyes Just in the Corner to
       the westward that at the Lower End of that Meadow and at the head of
       a Small Branch stood the bound Tree of Ladys delight and this Depon.t
       going the seaventh day of this Instant August 1710 to the Said Meadow
       finds at the Lower End thereof and head of a Small Branch a large
       poplar which to this Depon.t appears to have been bounded & that
       the same stands about the place where he beleives the Said Phillip  
       meant by the said Direction  And the Said Depon.t being Questioned
       touching the whore kill path and the said path now Called Blackbird
       Creek Path and a bounded poplar standing thereon about a Mile distant
       from the whorekill path he deposeth that he hath knowne and been
       well acquainted with that which now goes by the name of Blackbird
       Creek path 24 or 25 years and that he never heard ^it^ Called by any other
                                                                                                    name


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