338    Court and Testamentary Business, 1647.

             Liber A/ the Court fond for the plantiff 3 barrells of Corne

                    Slymsby p Atur: George Manners denieth the debt.

                    no Contract for debt appeared the Court dismist the defendent

                  wthout day

                    Robt Cager demanded of dandy 3001 of tobb p bill

                    The bill being produced in Court specifying noe

                    where vppon the Court found dandy not to be lyable to

                  make payment to any and therefore dismist hym wthout day

                Capt John Price Capt of the ffort of St Inegos, for hym selfe

                  and in the behalfe of all the souldiers of the sd fort, demandeth

                  of Mrs Margarett Brent Adminstrar of Mr Calvert late Governor

                  of Maryland Esqr 45600 l of Tobb: and Caske and ioo barrells

                  of corne dew to hym selfe and the Souldiers of the said ffort,

                  for wages from the sd Gouerr Caluert, and desireth attachment

                  may be granted vppon all the whole estate of the sd Gouernr

                    Attach: granted vpon the whole estate of Mr Caluert

                    returnd: the 3d of Jan:

                    William Stephanson demandeth of Thomas Munday and

                  Edward Hudson security for sixteene hundred pounds of Tobb.

                  & caske, he stands ingaged for them

                    Attach. to the sherife return prmo Decemb.

                        The last will and Testament: of William Coxe

                  Octob: 14th deceased In the name of God Amen:

                    I William Coxe being sicke in body, but perfect in memory

                  thanks be to God; doe make this my last will and testament:

                  ffirst I bequeath my Soule to God, and my body to the ground

                  to be buried in a decent manner, and my worldly estate I dis

                  pose of in manner following, after my debts are satisfied.

                    Imprmis: I desire that both my shallops with all the rigging,

                  belonging to them both, except the sayles of the small shallop:

                  one Bull, and one oxe, to be sould at an outcry, to the payment

                  of such debts, due to Capt Vaughan, as he can make iustly

                  appeere from mee:

                    Itm I giue all my ffemale cattle to my Children, that I am

                  now possest wthall, to bee equally deuided between them:

                    Itm I giue to my wife all the male cattle, I haue or that

                  shall fall betweene this and the tyme my Children, bee of age

                  for the bringing of them vpp:

                    Itm I giue all my lands vppon the lie of Kent, vnto my

                  sonn:

                    Itm. I giue all my hoggs, and howsehould stuff in generall

                  vnto my wife