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March Court
1740
72 Somerset County Gent Surveyor of the County afd for the Rev.d M.r James Robinson of a tract of Land Called Glanvells Lott when the said Surveyor had Run some Lines to Lay out the Length of the Line or Distance he the said Roberson Claimed to Run his Land from the mouth of Mudford Creek up Manocan River at a Place by a skirt of marsh about one hundred and fifty four yards from and below ^a place usually made use of Capt Tunstall to build vessells at and about thirty three yards below^ where the marsh afd and the River Manocan Joyns the fast Land the said Robertson proposed to the afd John Tunstall making a boundary for his the said Robertsons Land but the said Tunstall refused to Joyn in doing it and said there was an Anticent Line afd marked trees between his Land and that of the said Robertsons which had been marked before he knew the Lands and he would make or agree to no other bounders or to this Effect Levin Gale The Deposition of George Phebus of Somerset County aged about Ninety years or there abouts being sworn on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God deposeth and saith that when Capt Smith Lived on the Plantation that Capt John Tunstall Lives on now that he saw a Pine tree marked standing near the Riverside of the south side thereof and there or there abouts the tree stood and this deponant further saith that the afd tree was all ways adeemed the bounder of Glanvells Lott and it Could be plainly seen from the house where Capt Smith Lived and further saith not at which place this deponant swore the tree stood we the Commissioners saw a Ceder Post fixt there it being one hundred and fifty four strides below Capt Tunstalls ship yard and thirty three yards below where the marsh Joyns ^to^ the high Land his George V Phebus mark for Tunstall John Goldsmith of Somerset County Aged about fifty three years being sworn on the holy Evangelist of almighty God deposeth and saith that about twenty years ago at the house of M.r Alexander Hall heard Richard Chambers of the afd County say that if the Line Run ^low^ by the River side it would not Go much further then Cates Landing and further saith not his John I Goldsmith mark William M.aClemey of Somerset County Aged about forty years being sworn on the holy Evangelist of Almighty God deposeth and saith that at a Survey made by David Wilson for M.r Robinson on a Certain tract of Land Called Glanvells Lott and there happened some words Between Capt Tunstall and M.r Robinson both of the afd County and the afd Robinson told Tunstall he would make a tree between them and the afd Tunstall would not agree to mark a tree for there was Old Line trees and Jant stand to no other and further saith not Will.m Macclemmey Lewis Rigsbey of Somerset County aged about sixty years being sworn on the holy evangelist of Almighty |
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