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March Court
1737
233 as well the aforesaid Hugh Stevenson as the afd Catherine Donelson by their attorneys afd And whereupon the same Catherine prays further Leave thereof to Imparle here untill the next Court to be held at dividing Creek in and for the County afd the third tuesday of November then next following and she hath it & the same day is given to the afd Hugh Stevenson here also &a Att which day here came againe as well the af.d Hugh Stevenson as the af.d Catherine Donnelson by their attorneys af.d and Whereupon the af.d Catherine prays further Leave thereof to Imparle here untill the next Court to be held at deviding Creek in and for the County af.d the third tuesday of March then Next Following and she hath it and the same day is given to the af.d Hugh Stevenson here also &a Att which day here Came againe as well the af.d Hugh Stevenson as the af.d Catherine Donnelson by their attorneys af.d and Whereupon the said Catherine as before defends the force and Injury when &a and prays and hearing of the writing obligatory af.d and she hath it she prays also an hearing of the Condition of the said writing obligatory and it is read to her in these words The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas the above bownd John Donelson hath bargained and sold to the above named Hugh Stevenson a Certain note tract of Land Called Castle quarter and containing one hundred acres as also a tract of Land Called Grove Containing one hundred and sixty acres more or less and adjoining to the former and lying on the east side of pocomoke River in the County af.d now if the af.d John Donnelson his heirs Ex.rs or adm.rs shall at the reasonable request of the said Hugh Stevenson or his heirs Ex.rs or adm.rs as the Law in such Cases directs the af.d two pcels of Land with all the houses orchards Gardens and all appurtenances thereunto belonging as also to leath and plaister two rooms above staires in the dwelling house and finish the mantle peice and make doors for said Rooms that then the above obligation to be void and of none effect otherwise to remain in full force and vertue in law which being read and heard the said Catherine protesting that before the originall writt in this Case Impetrated she the said Catherine had fully administred all the goods and Chattles which were of the said John at his death to be administred in her hands and she the said Catherine at the time of the Impetration of the said writ had no goods or Chattles of the said John in her hands to be administred or ever afterwards protesting also that the said John in his lifetime performed |
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