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June Court
1742
282 removed and this deponant Camest Remember Exactly the place where the said post stood but that it was somewhere about the place where there now Stands a white Oak Stake and further this deponant Saith not James Traine John Evans aged Sixty Years or thereabouts being Sworn saith that about Thirty Years agoe as he Came from M.r Traines with some Smiths work he Overtook M.r Hamblin and after some discourse he askt Mr Hamblin where he was going and he said to Look after his Cattle and Sould this deponant that he had given his Land to his Son and that he thought he had given him a good Gift for M.r Nutter had offered him Three score pounds for it and they being in the Road the aforesaid Hamblin pointed to the bounder and tould this deponant that there was the uppermost bounder of the Land that he bought of this deponants father and he thinks the quantity was Three hundred acres but he Cannot be Certain This deponant further Saith that he was Carried by the Corroner on the aforesaid Land and William Curry Shew'd him the same Bounder and tould him that it was the Upper bounder of Hamblins Land which place he thinks to be about Two pole to the Southward of the Stake mentioned in Mr Trains deposition to the best of his remembrance and further saith not John Evans Junr William Bodley aged fifty one years being Sworn on the holy Evangalist of Allmighty God saith that about sixteen years agoe he did se a post standing about one pole to the westward of the stake mentioned in M.r Trains Deposition and that some time afterwards he saw it Lying on the ground about Sixty yards to the westward of the af.d place and that he had heard Old M.r Nutter say that he had only put down that post as a blind untill he had Secured some Land and further this Deponant saith not his Will.m B Bodley mark
notwithstanding which the said Thomas Wise still Obstinately and against the Law of the Land detains your petitioner and Estate to your petitioners great hurt and determent Your petitioner therefore prays Reliefe in the premisses and your petitioner shall pray &c David Richardson Thereupon Command is given to the Sheriffe of Sommerset County that he ^should^ Sommons the aforesaid Thomas Wise if he Should be found in his bailywick that all excuses set apart he be and appear here in his Lordships County Court of Sommerset now here held at dividing Creek before the Justices thereof this Instant third Tuesday of March One Thousand Seven hundred and forty One to answer unto the petition aforesaid &.a And afterwards to witt the Same day and Year abovesaid Came here into Court as well the aforesaid David Richardson by W.m Arbuckle his attorney as the afd Thomas Wise by George Douglas his attorney and hereupon at the Request of the parties afd day is by the Court here unto them |
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