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August Court
1728
119 (you first haveing taken your Oath on the Holy Evangelist of almighty good according to Act of assembly in Such Case made and provided) and there Cause to Come before you or any three or two of you all Such Evidences as Shall be to you or any three or two of you Nominated by the said Complainant (or Deft if any) and that you Examine them upon their Corporall Oaths to be by you or any three or two of you administred on the Holy Evangelist of almighty God in the presents of the Complainent (or Deft if any) touching the truth or remembrances of their Knowledge or any thing that may Relate to the Cause afd and that Reduceing the Severall Depositions into writing you Send the Same together with this Our Commission under your or any three or or two of your hands to us to Our County Court of Somersett with all Convenient Speed wittness Saml Hopkins Gent.m Chiefe Justice of our said Court the 23.d day of aprill in the 11.th year of Our Dominion &c On the Back side of the foregoeing Commission it was thus Endorst viz.t The Execution of the within Commission appears by a Certain Schedule hereto annext Somersett County fs Test George Dashiell Robert Jones Depositions of Wittnesses Taken at the house of Thomas Roe at the Devills Island or Goulden Quarter in Somersett County afd on the fourteenth day of June Anno Dom One thousand Seven hundred and twenty six by vertue of a Commission Issueing out of his Lordships the right Honrble the Lord proprietary of the provinces of Maryland and avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &.c this Court of Somersett County to us Directed for the Examining wittnesses for the perpetuating the bounds of a percell of Land Called Purgatory on behalfe of the said Thomas Roe viz.t John Laws of Somersett County planter aged about fifty year or thereabout Sworn and Examined in Relation to the Boundarys of the said Land Called Purgatory Saith as followeth viz.t That about twenty five years agoe he was with Coll Whittington a takeing up a peice of Land for Thomas Roe at the Devills Island and he Carried the Chain and when they had run a peace of Land Called graves End at the uper End of the said Land there was a post set up in the Marsh which he saw Sett Down to the best of his Remembrance and Thomas Roes Land Called Purgatory was on the South East side of the Land Called graves End and that the first Bounder of ye Land Called Purgatory was Sett at the point Called the Egles nest point and as Coll Whittington run the Length of the Land Called graves end this Deponent Carried the Chain aCrose the Land Called Purgatory two or three times to try the Bredth aCrose it Being the Land then Taken up and further Saith not John Laws George Hutchings of Somersett County planter aged about fifty Seven years being Sworn and Examined in Relation to the Boundarys of the said Land Called Purgatory Saith as follows vizt About Twenty five years agoe that he (was |
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