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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 863   View pdf image
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       house then standing and the waterside which soon after the said
       Edward Cotten dyed so they lost their Priviledge of removeing
       the said apple trees by John Warren who Entred upon the said
       Land and further saith not

          Wittness our hands & seales the day & year above written
                                                                         Gerard Slye   (S)
                                                                         W.m Watts   (S)


                                  James Keeches Dep.o ab.t Trent Neck

             Maryland fs
                      By Virtue of a Comission out of her Majestys high Court of
       Chancery to us directed bearing date the fifth day of September last Impowering
       us to call before us such Psons as shall be Nominated by M.r James Keech
       and to take their Severall Depositions of the bounds of a Certain Tract of
       Land called Trent neck in order thereunto we have called before us M.r John  
       Burroughs Sen.r and taken his Deposition to the bounds of the said Land
       which is as follows

            The Deposition of John Borroughs aged about sixty Eight years sworne
       upon the holy Evangelist at some time about seven years agoe there was
       a Certain Line runn between M.r Thomas Trueman Greenfeild and M.r
       James Keech by Virtue of a Warrant of Resurvey out of the provinciall
       Court  The said Depon.t being one of the Chain carriers saith that there
       was a South South East ^Line^ from the mouth of Trent Creek a long the River
       two hundred Eighty five pches to a certain place near the uper end of
       a Long Marsh by the said River side  And that the said Depon.t lived
       with M.r Thomas Truman and had under his care the cattle Horses
       creatures of the said Trumans to look after in the said neck which
       said neck of Land this Depon.t was in it two three or four times a day
       for many years insomuch that this Depon.t useing the place so
       Long he is sure he has been at every Tree in the neck now called Trent
                                                                                                          (neck


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