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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 855   View pdf image
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       still perceptable the abovesaid oake is still standing also the two Spanish
       oake saplins which are now small Trees on each side the Root of the said
       White oake one of which is now dead and the Said white oake with the other
       two Trees at his Root now stands about six fett from the above declared path
       and on the South side of the same Just before the Entrance or mouth of Neales
       Neck (otherwise Wolliston Mannor) and is about the Distance of Twenty five
       Paces from the head of a great Marsh which proceeds from the head of a
       Creeke (by the pattent of Gills Land) is called S.t James Creek which Creek
       (according to the said Pattent) is the west and south bounds of the said
       LAnd and falls into the above named Wicocomoco River  And further
       this Deponent saith not

                   William Campton aged fifty and two years or thereabouts
       Declares on the holy Evangelists that about Twenty Nine Years since
       Cap.t James Neale did shew to this Deponent a bounded White Oake Tree
       standing without the Narrows of Neales Neck and about Twenty five
       paces from a great Marsh that proceeds (according to Gills Patent) from
       Saint James Creek which falls into Wicocomoco River and this Depon.t
       did then hear the Said Cap.t James Neale say the said Oake was the deviding
       Lyne of Tree of the Land belonging to his sons James Neale and Anthony Neale
       without the Neck of Wooliston Mann.r the said Tree now stands on the south
       side of a path that Leads from a plantation Called Charles Towne a Cross a
       Neck of Land and about six foot from the said path which oake Tree
       stands between two small Spanish oakes (one of which is now dead) and is
       the same White oake whereon he now lays his hand and further saith not

                George Newman aged fifty three years or thereabout doth declare on
       the holy Evangelist that about Twenty four years since he did see Cap.t Rand.o
       Brandt then Survey.r of Charles County and M.r William Roswell then of
       S.t Marys County both now decd sworne before Humphry Warren & John
       Courts (then Justices of the Said Charles County) at a bounded white oake
       Tree which stands upon Woolliston Mann.r on the South Eastermost side of
       a Creeke called Ware Creeke and Just before the Entrance of a sand beach
       which makes the mouth of the Said Creek and declared upon their oaths laying
                                                                                                             (their
      



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