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879 Land called Trent Neck the Who deposeth & saith that near fifty years since he came into this Province and was sold a Serv.r to Major Thomas Trueman (at that time owner of the aforesaid Land) and that he lived seven or eight years upon the Said Land and that then and allways since to the best of his Remembrance a certain Place (or thereabouts) whereon M.r John Abbington had formerly made appear for Cattle was Deemed and Reconed the mouth of Trent Creeke but where the Penn was he's uncertain his John O Burroughs Aprill 9.th 1713 Jurat Coram Nobis mark Hen Pereg Jowles (S) Kenelm Cheseldyn (S) Roger Woolfords Depositions ab.t Land called Wolfsford By Virtue of a Comission but of the high Court of Chancery to us the subscribers Directed to Examine Evidences relating to the bounds of a Certain Tract of Land lying in Somersett County Containing seven hundred Acres called Wolfsford belonging to M.r Roger Wolford of Dorchester County Wee do hereby Certifye that on the 26.th day of March Anno Dm 1713 Came before us M.r John Bozman Sen.r and made oath upon the holy Evangelist and M.r Livin Denwood Sen.r who did solemnly attest & affirm which is what passes for an oath from the People called Quakers saith That whereas Formerly there was a debate concerning a Marked Tree standing upon the West Side of a Small Gutt which Divided the Tract of Land called Wolfsford belonging to M.r Roger Woolford Sen.r Containing seven hundred acres from a Tract of Land which was formerly surveyed for Cap.t William Thorne lying on the North Side of Morrocan River in Som.rsett County upon a Warrant of Resurvey which was made about forty Years agoe or thereabouts) to runn a Divisionall Lyne between the said Roger Woolfords Land called Wolfsford and Cap.t William Thornes Land which said Tree was shewn unto the Surveyor (M.r Francis Jenkins) by John Shippway and Owen Magrah who were then Present when the aforesaid Land was first surveyed for the abovesaid Wolford and saw the Tree when it was first Markt which is an old Gunn Stump Rotten on the Eastermost side of the Said Stump Where wee have caused a Squared Ceader Post Marked with three Notches on each Square to be affixed y.e better to ascertain the Posterity where y.e said Tree stood Sam.l Worthington (S) John Jones (S) |
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