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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
Volume 846, Page 249   View pdf image
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March Court               1734                (249)

(near to which y.e afore described Hickory now stands) and set a Course
by the north star and Came a Cross the bowes of y.e s.d tree which the
said Woolford complained of all which he declares to be Just & true
to the best of his knowledge and rememberance and further saith not
                                                                                        {George Bosman
Sworn to before us on ye land called mor an casit at a Hickory
this 4.th of January 1734

    Willm Stoughton      The deposition of John Boseman aged fifty
    John Elzey               four years or there abouts taken before us Commissioners
    Wm McClemmy      appointed to Examine Evidences to prove and  
    perpetuate y.e bounds of a tract of land called Moran casit this 4.th of
    January 1734            This Deponant being sworn on the holy Evangelist
    of Almighty God sayeth that when the land Commissioners were
    proveing the bounds of a tract of land belonging to Coll Roger
    Woolford late of Dorchester County laying In Monocan River
    he heard M.r Levin Denwood (being one of y.e people called Quakers)
    examined by the said Commissioners who affirmed that a Gum which
    was decayed and the top fallen of (near to which a Hickory now
    stands notched with five notches on four sides bearing south four degrees
    East to y.e house of M.r Randall Revill on the south side of
    Monocan River and south eighty three degrees west to y.e house of Mrs
    Sarah Elzey and distance from the Marish side twelve poles) was the
    divisionall bounder between the lands of the s.d Roger Woolford and
    John Boseman deceased this deponant further sayeth that his father
    John Boseman told him this deponant that he might have no regard
    to the s.d Gum for it would neither be a benefitt nor a disadvantage
    to him all which he declares to be Just and true to the best of his
    knowledge & rememberance & further sayeth not         John Bozman
    Sworn to before us on the land called mor an casit at a Hickory
    this fourth day of January 1734

    Willm Stoughton     The Deposition of George Dashiell aged forty
    John Elzey              four years or there abouts taken before us Commissioners
    W.m M.cClemmy   appointed to Examine Evidences to prove & perpetuate
                                  the bounds of a tract of land called mor an casit
    this fourth day of January Annoq Domini 1734

    This deponant being Sworn on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God
    sayeth that about fifteen years ago he was Clark to the land Commissioners
    of Somerset County and the s.d Commissioners being carried to a Hickory marked
                                                                                                                      (with


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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
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