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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
Volume 846, Page 250   View pdf image
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March Court           1734                (250)

Company then present where they thought the mouth of the s.d Creek
was, but what answer was made he does not remember, but that
the s.d John Boseman himself said here is one Chop and there is an other
Chop Opposite to it on the other side and two Chops makes a mouth
and there ordered the Surveyor to begin his survey on a point of
Marish (which he believes to be some what washed away and which
the s.d M.r Boseman called the first Chop) bearing south Sixty two
degrees East to the house of M.r Randall Revell and South Sixty
Six degrees west to the house of M.rs Sarah Elzey which she now
dwells in, and that accordingly the Surveyor afs.d began there
and that he this deponant together within Henry Speir carried the
Chain and that the first Course went wide of the River but the
Exact Course he does not remember   This deponant further declares
that at the end of the first Course he heared M.r Levin Woolford
tell the s.d M.r John Boseman he was well Satisfied with the Coarse
hereon for it did him no damage this deponant further declareth
that as to the Gum and Hickory mentioned in Mess.rs William
George & John Bosemans depositions he knows nothing of them
Neither did he ever see them before this day nor did he hear y.e s.d
M.r John Boseman talk of them at y.e time y.e s.d Survey was but
since the said Survey he has heard severy persons say there were
such trees all which he declares to be Just and true to y.e best of
his rememberance and knowledge & further saith not
                                                                               his
Sworn to before us on y.e land called           George + Hornor
Mor an casit on a point of Marish on                       mark
Goose Creek this 4.th of January 1734

Willm Stoughton
John Elzey
Wm M.cClemmy
 The Deposition of Henry Speir aged fifty
four years or there abouts taken upon a tract
of land lying in Somerset County called Morancasit
the fourth day of January Annoq Dom
One thousand seven hundred and thirty four before William Stoughton
John Elzey & William M.cClemmy by Vertue of a Commission Issued
out of Somerset County Court bearing date the twenty seventh day
of November Annoq Domini seventeen hundred & thirty four to
examine Wittnesses to prove & perpetuate y.e bounderys of the af.d
                                                                                                 (land


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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
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