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March Court
1724
261 Issue to Edward, Round, James Round, William Simpson; and Ephraim Heather to Examine Evidences in Relation to the Boundarys of the Land afd belonging to the petitioner afd &c
time afd In consideration of which servitude the said Edmond Crapper is to Learn the Said Solomon Cammell the trade of a Shomaker dureing the time of his service and to find him with all Necessarys that is ^to say^ Meat drinck washing Lodging and Cloathing doe fitting for him the same Solomon Cammell to have & wear Whereupon Its ordered that the said Edmond Crapper give security to perform the Covenants afd Thereupon the said Edmond Crapper together with William Waltom his security both present in Court acknowledged themselves to owe & stand Justly Indebted unto the said Solomon Cammell and his heirs in the full & Just Sum of tenn pounds Sterr Each to be Levied on their Bodys goods or Chattles Lands or tenement tenements for the use of the said Solomon Cammell; In Case the said Edmond Crapper doe not Comply with the Covenants abovesaid &c
Land Lying in Somersett County on the sea board side the one Called Saint Lawrence's Neck and the other ^adjacent thereto^ Called Deal your Petitioner prays your worships to appoint Commissioners according to act of Assembly to perpetuate the bounds of the afd two tracts of Land and as in duty bound shall Ever pray Jn.o Hudson Junr The Pesetion afd being read and heard It's therefore ordered ^by the Court^ that the aforesaid John Hudson have ^a^ Commission to Examine Evidences to Perpetuate the Bounds of his Land afd and that Edward Rounds, James Rounds, William Selby, and John Scarbrough of Somersett County Gentleman be Commissioners to Execute ye same Commission according to Law &c James Tillett of Somersett County milwright bring a negro Boy into Court ^Called Ipswich^ and prays the Court Judgm.t of the Court Concer^n^ing the said Negro boys age whereupon the Court are of opinion that the said Negro boy Called Ipswitch is of the age of fourteen years &c
ground that I Cannot Extend noe further into the woods with out makeing of Lanes Barrs or gates (which) |
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