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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 852   View pdf image
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       Plenty of Ceader and that the same point was his Deponents Usuall
       Landing place when he went over the Creek to the said Howards
       and did many times see the afd Tree  And further this Deponent
       saith not
                                  The Deposition of William Willoby
       William Willoby Aged Eighty Seven Years or thereabouts upon his
       Corporall Oath saith that about forty three or forty four years agoe
       he this Deponent lived with a Certain Richard Howard Gent as a
       boarder upon Treadhaven Creek in Talbott County who then was sealed
       upon a Tract of Land called Griffell and the said Howard carryed him
       the said Depon.t to a Certain point of Land on the South side of the
       plantation described in the plott at the Letter A  Respecting the
       plantation to the South West whereon Peter Stoakes then lived
       and shewed him this Deponent a bounded oake Marked with Twelve
       Notches standing about fifteen yards North from the Ceder described
       in the plott at the Letter A and then told him it was his first bounded
       Tree  And did further say that he had taken up a Slipp of Land beginning
       also at the said Tree and running up the Creeke telling him this Dep.o
       further how one William Taverns who was his overseer had like to
       have taken it up before him and this Depon.t further saith that
       in the Cove on the uper side of the said point his Landlord the afd
       Howard being a fishing he lost a Gold Ring from of his finger  And
       after that they Usually called that Cove the Ring Cove  And further
       this Deponent saith not
                                              Certified p us         Tho Robins
                                                                            Tho Collier


                            James Frisby ag.t Peregrine Browne Depo.ns

             By Virtue of a Comission out of the high Court of Chancery Directed to
       me Amos Garrett Esq to Examine Evidences in this cause Came before
       me D.r John Davisson Aged about fifty five years and being sworne
       on the holy Evangelist Declareth he know the Comp.lt and Defend.t


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