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Kent County Criminal Proceedings, 1724-1728
Volume 548, Page 39   View pdf image (33K)
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                                            November Court 1724                                                39

    Henry Cully of Kent County Innholder had Entered into Recognizance at last Court
in the sume of five pounds Current money of Maryland &c.a to be leveyed &c.a for
the use of his Lordship the Lord prop.ry of this province his heirs &c.a Conditionally
that if his wife Christian Cully Should not appear at the then next
Court to Testifie the truth of her knowledge in a Certain matter of Controversey
Depending in our s.d Court Between his s.d Lordship and John Willson & Uxor
and on part of the s.d Lord prop.ry And now at this Court the s.d Christian haveing
Appeared And no pson Shewing Cause to the Contrary y.e s.d Henry Cully
his Recognizance is Discharged
   
    James Watson of Kent County planter had Entered Into Recognizance
at last Court in the sume of five pounds Current money of Maryland &c.a to be
leveyed &c.a for the use of his Lordship the Lord prop.ry of this province his
heirs &c.a Conditionally that if he Should not appear at the then next Court
to Testifie the truth of his knowledge in a Certain matter of Controversey
Depending in our s.d Court Between his s.d Lordship & John Willson & Uxor And
on part of the s.d Lord prop.ry and now at this Court the s.d James haveing Appeared
And no person Shewing Cause to the Contrary his Recognizance is Discharged

    Andrew Guier of Kent County planter had Entered Into Recognizance at last Court
in the sume of five pounds Current money of Maryland &c.a to be leveyed &c.a
for the use of his Lordship the Lord prop.ry of this province his heirs &c.a Conditionally
that if he and his wife Joan Should not appear at the next Court the
prosecutors for his s.d Lordship against y.e afd John Willson and Uxor On
account of Assaulting them y.e s.d Andrew & Joan And now at this Court y.e
afd Andrew & Joan haveing Appeared And no Cause being Shewn to the
Contrary his Recognizance is Discharged

M. H.
    His Lordship
          ag.t
Nathaniel Pearce
 Kent County fs.t Memorandum that Michael Howard
Gent. Attry of the Right Honourable the Lord prop.ry
that now is for the County afd who for the same Lord
prop.ry in this part prosecuteth Doth Come hereinto
Kent County Court before Edward Scott Esq.r And his Associates his s.d Lordships
Justices of the sume County Court to Wit at Chester Town in the afd County the
Seventeenth Day of November Anno Domini Seventeen hundred and twenty four
and for the s.d Lord prop.ry Doth give hereto the Court to understand & be Informed
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