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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
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       And this Depon.t further says that when he was about twelve or thirteen
       years of Age he Used often to goe to one William Crosses (who lived where
       M.r Pitts now dwells) and he Used in goeing thither to goe Constantly over
       a Runn which his father told him was the Beavor Damm Runn  And
       that tis the same near which the Defend.ts North East Line Runns  And
       further saith not
              his                  Feb.ry 25.th 1711         Jurat Coram Nobis
       John I Hendrix                                                         R Ungle
             Mark                                                                 Tho Collier

          Abraham Morgan Aged about forty six years on his Test says that about
       29 or 30 years agoe he was sent to fetch Andrew Skinner to prove the bounded
       Tree of My Lords Mannor (there being a dispute between Col Vincent Lowe &
       John Edmondson about it)  And on his Test he says that when the Said Skinner
       was brought to the Tree that Thomas Edmondson beginns at for Mount hope he
       caused those that were there to sett him with his back to the Tree and his face to
       the Riseing of the Sum and being so sett said that if that was the Tree of my
       Lords Mannor there is a little swamp or pocoson a little from the Tree towards
       the suns Riseing and a great white oake blown up by the Root betwixt the
       Tree and the said swamp or pocoson

          And the said Abraham on his Test further sayth that the above mentioned
       persons and severall others at that time present lookeing diligently about
       could not find any such Marks to prove the said Tree by but that the
       said Tree has been deemed the first Tree of Mount hope from that time to
       this  And has so been Runn out severall times                           Abra Morgan

                                 This Test taken before us y.e 25.th Feb.ry 1711       R Ungle
                                                                                                                Tho Collier


       Jan.ry 30.th 1711
                                  The Deposition of Nicholas Lowe of Talbott County aged forty Nine Yeares
       or thereabouts says that on or about the day and year within mentioned he being at a
       Resurvey of the within Tract of Land called Mont hope the within Named William
       Cathrop John Barker and Francis Neale being produced as Evidences on the part of
       Thomas Edmondson the above Nicholas Lowe did for his owne satisfaction take
                                                                                                                            (a


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