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June Court
1737
83 Commissioners to Examine Evidences on behaf behalf of a Certain John White Southy Whittington and Edward Hearn of the County af.d in Relation to the bounds of a tract of Land Called Scottland Lying in Annemessex in the County af.d we therefore require you or any three or two of you at some time and place as to you or any three or two of you shall seem Convenient you meet on the af.d land Called Scottland (you first having taken your oaths on the holy evangelist of almighty God according to act of assembly in such case made and provided) ^and^ there Cause to come before you or any three or two of you all such evidences as shall be to you or any three or two of you nominated by the said Complainent or deft if any and that you or any three or two of you Examine them upon their Corporall oaths to be by you or any three or two of you administred on the holy evangelist of almighty God in the presence of the Complainent or def.t if any touching the truth or Remembrance of their knowledge or anything that may relate to the cause af.d and that reducing the severall depositions into writing you send the same together with this Commission under your or any three or two of your hands and seals to us to our County Court of Somerset with all Convenient speed Wittness Robert King Gent Chief Justice of our said Court the twenty second day of December in the twenty second year of our Dominion &c Anno Dom one thousand seven hundred and thirty six afterward to witt the twenty first day of June Anno Dom one thousand seven hundred and thirty seven Came hereinto Court W.m Colebourn and Thomas Dixon two of the Gen.t nominated in the above Commission and made return thereof to the Court here endorsed with the following depositions thereunto annexed viz.t The deposition of Rob.t Scott aged 57 or thereabouts being dewly qualifyed declairs ^that^ his father shewed him a marked white oak standing on the north side of a part of the dam below the goeing over where the Road now is and up a branch and told him it was the third Corner tree a bounder of a tract of land Called Scotland and further saith not which tree appears standing as above discribed but by som ill disposed person Cutt Round and dead and now a small gum marked with a knife with sixteen notches about 12 foot north from the af.d tree we the subscribers being dewly Qualifyed and mett on the spott in |
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