96 PREROGATIVE COURT RECORDS

p. 1-33, Liber N, contains "Probatts of wills and Letters
of Administration with other Businesses concearning Testa-
mentary Causes", Nov. 15, 1659-Apr. 27, 1659[60].
p. 34-55, Liber D, p. 1-22, contents similar to above volume,
Aug. 18, 1658-Mar. 23, 1658[9]. This volume, which, of
course, should precede the volume above, is the first book
to be devoted exclusively to testamentary business.
1C, Liber M or No. 4, p. 1-86, contains all types of testa-
mentary material, Dec. 12, 1660-June 11, 16'62.
ID, Liber T or No. 5, p. 1-182, contents similar to above,
Mar. 25, 1662-Apr. 2, 1664.

IE, Liber W or No. 6, p. 1-159, contents similar to above,
Aug. 20, 1663-Sept. 30, 1665.

IF, Liber GG or No. 7, p. 1-125, contents similar to above,
Oct. 20, 1665-July 27, 1666.
Testamentary Proceedings 2, Liber H or No. 8, p. 1-475, contents

similar to above, July 8, 1666-June 19, 1668.
Testamentary Proceedings 3, Liber HH or No. 9, p. 1-344, contents

similar to above, June 20, 1668-Mar. 26, 1670.

Testamentary Proceedings 4, composed of the following volumes
bound together by the Commissioners of 1716:
4A, Liber SS or No. 10, p. 1-57, contains proceedings of a
judicial nature only, largely citations and trials of libels.
Oct. 2, 1669-Oct. 29, 1674.

4B, Liber No. 11, contents similar to above volume, Aug. 10,.
1674-May 3, 1677.

4C, Liber No. 12, contents similar to above volume, May 16,
1677-May 3, 1678.

Testamentary Proceedings 5, Liber No. a, p. 1-545, contains wills,
inventories, accounts and other proceedings of a non-judicial
nature, Nov. 9, 1670-Sept. 2, 1673.
Testamentary Proceedings 6, Liber P. C. No. C, p. 1-518, contents

similar to above volume, Sept. 2, 1673-June 18, 1675.
Testamentary Proceedings 7, Liber No. 13, p. 1-364, contents simi-
lar to above volume, except that inventories and accounts were
now being recorded in a separate volume, June 18,1675-Mar. 21,.
1675[6].⁵¹

⁵¹ The libers in this period usually stop at the end of the old calendar year
See note 7.