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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
Volume 846, Page 52   View pdf image
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                               Att a Court of the Right Honrble Charles absolute Lord and Proprietary of the
                         Provinces of Maryland and avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &a held ^for Somerset County^ at dividing
                         the same County the third tuesday of august (to witt) twenty first day of the same month anno
                         Dom One thousand Seven hundred and thirty three by his said Lordships Justices the peace
                         in the Same County to keep assigned of whom were present


The Worshipfull
 Mr Robert King
Mr John Smith
Mr William Stoughton
Mr John Handy
 Mr John Scott
Mr William Lane
Mr Thomas Williams
Mr Henry Ballard
Mr David Wilson
 His Lordships



Justices
             Joshua Caldwell sher                                                                              Thomas Hayward Cl


                                                                   Proclamation being made in Usual form
    His Lordships Commission of the peace for the County of Somerset being produced was openly
    read in these words following viz.t

Maryland ss.t   Charles absolute Lord and proprietary of the provinces of Maryland Avalon
    Lord Baron of Baltemore ^&a^ To Charles Calvert John Hall, Richard Tilghman, Mathew Tilghman
    Ward John Rousby, Benjamin Tasker, Philip Lee, John Rider, Michael Howard, George
    Plater and Edmond Jenings Esq.r and to Robert King, John Smith William Stoughton John MccClester
    John Handy, James Dashiell, John Scott, James Martin WIlliam Lane, Thomas Williams Henry
    Ballard David Wilson Edward Rownd and Charles Rackliffe of Somerset County Gentlemen Greeting
    Know ye that we have assigned you and every of you Joyntly and Severally our
    Justices to Keep our Peace within our County of Somersett and to do equal Law and
    Right to all the Kings Subjects Rich and poor According to the Laws Customs
    and Directions of the acts of assembly of this Province so far forth as they
    Provide and where they are silent according to the Laws Satutes and
    Reasonable Customs of England as used and practised within this province
    for the Conservation of the Peace and Quiet Rule and Government of
    The Kings Subjects within our said County and to Chastice and Punish
    all or any Person or Persons Offending Against the said acts Laws satutes
    and Customs or any of them according to the Directions thereof and to Call
    Before you or any of you all those who in our County aforesaid shall
    Threaten to do any bodily harm to any of the Kings Subjects or to burn
    Their Houses or Otherwise break our peace and Misbehave Themselves
    to find Sufficient Security of the Peace and Good behaviour to to us and
                                                                                                             the


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Somerset County Judicial Records, 1733-1735
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