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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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       Cæcilius &c the ninth day of January in the 43.th yeare of his Lopps Dominion &c Annoq
       Dom 1674  To the Sheriff of Talbott County Sendeth Greeting Whereas it appeares in the
       Records in the Secretaryes Office remaineing in the said Province of Maryland that John
       Norwood late of the said Province Gent the 21.th day of November 1663 had surveyed
       for him one thousand Acres of land lyeing in his said County On the north side of
       Choptancke River Beginning at a marked white Oake being the Southermost bound tree
       of the Land of Jerome White Esq & runing from the said Oake for bredth
       Southwest three hundred perches to a point of Marsh at the mouth of the northermost
       branch of the River bounded on the West by the Said branch the lenght of five
       hundred perches northwest on the north by a line drawne north east from the end
       of the northwest line for bredth three hundred perches on the east by a line
       drawne southeast from the end of the northeast line to the land of the said Whites
       one hundred perches and by Whites land to the first marked Oake on the South
       by the River on the west by the north branch And whereas Wee are informed that
       the said parcell of land by severall wayes and meanes is sithence become forfeited
       to Us and that one Edward Roe of his County holds possession thereof without any
       right or title to entitle him thereunto Wee Comand the said Sheriff that by
       lawfull men of his Bailiwicks he make Knowne to the said Edward Roe that
       he be and appeare before Us in Our Court of Chancery the ninth day of February
       next wheresoever it shall then be to shew cause if any he have why the said
       parcell of land ought not to be escheated unto Us and the said Edward Roe
       be amoved from the possession thereof & hereof he is not to faile and that he
       make knowne to our justices in what manner he execute this writ

             Att which said ninth day of February in the yeare aforesaid Came the said
       Edward Roe by Robert Carvile his Attorny and Saith that the said parcell of
       Land ought not to be escheated unto the said Lord Proprietary nor the said Edward be
       amoved from his possession thereof because he saith that he purchased the same
       of John Edmondson of Talbot County Merchant who upon the Conditions of
       plantations obtained patent for the same under the Great Seale of this province
       beareing date the eighth of August 1670 as appeares upon Record and the said
       Edward further saith that the said John Norwood in the said writ of scire
       facias named never legally Surveyed the said land nor ever made good any
       rights nor never had any Conditionall or Other warrant for the same whereby
       the said Land being out of his Lopps Mannour and free from any reserve
       it was lawfull for the said John Edmondson to survey and patent the same
       according to Conditions of Plantation  And the Said Edward Roe further
       saith that the said Lord Proprietary him from the possession of the said Land
       will not amove for the reasons aforesaid because he saith That the said Lord
       Proprietary by his Letters under his hand and seale beareing date the eighth day of
       August 1674 and to his Deare Sonn Charles Calvert his Leiutennt of Maryland
       directed doth declare that if the first warrant to Norwood cannot be made
       good and that Rent for the said Land have been duly paid then that the said
       John Edmondson or his assignes should quietly enjoy the said land  And this he
       is ready to averre and thereupon demands the judgment of this Court if the said
       parcell of land ought to be escheated unto the said Lord Proprietary or the said
       Edward Roe be amoved from his possession thereof
       This cause continued untill next Court                                 Ro Carvile


          February 15.th 1674
        Ordered by the Court here that all buisnesse wherein Robert Carvile and
       Robert Ridgely are concerned in be continued untill next Court
      


 
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