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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 735   View pdf image
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          To which he Answ.rd he was out of Pockett Tenn Shill.s and hath a writing under
       his the Compl.ts hand and Seale which he thinks is to Clear him of any Advantage
       that may be taken by Virtue of his Deed to the Compl.t in Case there should appear
       no such Tract of Land as Gadhill

6.th      Doe you not beleive in Your Conscience that the Compl.t bought Gadhill only
       to make as Void as he could his bond to old M.r Thomas Knighton of 61000.ℓ tob.o
       for performance of Covenants

                To which he Answers Yes

7.th      Doe you know or have heard that the Compl.t by his Means & Solicitacons
       Procured an Act of Assembly of this Province to make Valid the Will of M.r
       Thomas Knighton Sen.r Whose Charge was it at and by what means was the
       same obtained and was you and your wife Aiding and Assisting therein or at
       Charge thereof declare &c.a

                 To this Interrogatory he saith he is an Utter Stranger and was at no Charge
       or Cost and did not Aid or Assist the Complainant therein


                                        Interrogatorys putt to M.r Abraham Clark and George Miller
                                  this 28.th day of June 1711


1.st   Inter.ry      Whether you or either of You were of the Jury Between John Hill Esq
       Plantiff and Christopher Vernon Defend.t in the Provinicall Court in Sept.r 1707

                   To which they Answer ^severally^ they beleive were of the Jury about that time

2.d      Whether the Defendant ever had any private Discourse before the Tryall or at the Tryall
       of any Matter or thing Relating to the Then Tryall or Use any Art or Cunning to over perswade
       You or either of you to give your Verdict for him

                   To which they Severally Answer that they nor either of them was spoke a word to
       by the Defend.t anyway relating to the Tryall or any other person ever spake to either
       of them by the Defendants Means or Procurement and further saith not

                                                                                                                         In


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