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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1730-1733
Volume 842, Page 82b   View pdf image
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              June Court            1731             82

John Riggin Jun.r
          petn
 To the Worshipfull Justices of Somerset County now Sitting the Humble petition of John Riggin
Sheweth     That your petitioner is possest of a tract of Land called the Golden Lyon whose
                         bounder is decayed Humbly prays Your worships will be pleased to appoint Commissioners to
Examine evidences in order to prove said bounder and Your petitioner as in duty bound will pray &c
                                                                                                                                     John Riggin Junr

                         The petition being Read and heard and fully understood and mature deliberation thereupon
had   Wherefore it is Considered by the Court here that a Commission Issue to the aforesaid John Riggin as by the
petition aforesaid ^is^ praid and that Thomas Williams, Thomas Dixon, William Colebourn & Solomon Colebourn of Somersett
County Gentlemen be Commissioners to Execute the Same Commission according to Law &c


       Hugh Tingle Jun.r appoined Overseer of the Roads in Baltemore hundred in the Stead of John Onorton &c


Thomas Purnall
      pet.n on behalfe
of Benj.a Purnall
 To the worshipfull Justices now Sitting the petition of Thomas Purnall in behalfe of Benj.a
Purnall humble Sheweth that whereas Benj.a Purnall aforesaid hath a tract of Land Lying
in Somerset County on the sea board side Called Chance whose bounds depends on a tract of Land
                         Called mount Ephraim Containing two thousand acres Your petitioner therefore prays your worships
to appoint Commissioners to examine Wittnesses to the bounds of the aforesaid Mount Ephraim, being Some what
decayed and your petitioner as in duty bound Shall pray

          The petition aforesaid being Read and heard and fully understood and mature deliberation thereupon had   Wherefore
it is Considered by the Court here that a Commission Issue to the aforesaid Thomas Purnall on behalfe of the Said
Benjamin Purnall as by the petition aforesaid is praid and that William Lane, Nathaniel Hopkins sen.r
James Rownd and Edward Rownd of Somerset County Gentleman be Commissioners & Execute the Same Commission
according to Law &c


Benjamin Warrington
       bound to
Angello Atkinson
 Benjamin Warington son and Orphan of Thomas Warington Late dec.d
aged fifteen years the twenty ninth day of July next is bound by the Court his his own Consent
unto Angello Atkinson untill he arrives at the age of twenty One Years the Said
apprentice to serve his said master every where faithfully and honestly the full term afd during which time the Said Master
undertakes to Educate and bring up or Cause to be Educated and brought up his Said apprentice in the trade of a Carpenter
and to Read write and Cypher as far as the rule of three and at the Expiration of his servitude Give him abroad ax
adz, handsaw, two augours and three Chyzells and new Suit of Cloaths ever & above his Common wearing Cloaths &
Likewise Find and provide for his Said apprentice meat drink washing Lodging and Cloathing sufficient for Such an
aprentice to have and wear during his Servitude afd &c   whereupon it is ordered by the Court to ^that we find Angello Atkinson^ Give Recognizance
with One Security for to Comply with the Covenants aforesaid &c

          Thereupon the Said Angello Atkinson with John Scott his Security both present herein Court acknowledged
themselves to Owe & Stand Justly Indebted unto the Said Benj.a Warrenton in the Sum of thirty pounds Sterling Seperately
of their Goods and Chattles Lands and tenements severally to be made and Levied for the Use of the Said Benjamin
Warrenton his heirs and assignes if default be made in the Condition hereunder written

          The Condition of the above Recognizance is Such that if the above Bounden Angello Atkinson do and Shall
well and truely educate and bring up or shall Cause to be educated and brought up his Said apprentice during his Servitude
in ye trade of a Carpenter & to read write & Cypher as far as the rule of three & at the Expiration of his Servitude Give
him a broad ax, adz, hand saw two augours, three Chizzells & new Suit of Cloaths over & above his Common wearing Cloaths & likewise find & provide
to his said apprentice meat drink washing Loding & Cloathing sufficient for his apprentice to have & wear during his servitude afd then &c


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