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i8 Chancery Court Proceedings, 1669-70.
LiberCDTuesday the 21.st day of December 1669.
Present as before
Samuel Stone pl.t Walter Lane defend.t
Carleton for the defendant moves for a fortnights Longer time
to answer the plantiffs Bill Whereupon the Attorneys for the pl.t
moved the Court for Costs for the defendant so long delay the Bill
(fol. 14) being filed 15 :th November and the defendant then appeared and
yet no answer whereupon it is ordered that the said parties do attend
the Honble the Chancellour upon the 4:th day of January next and
then the defend.t is to putt in his answer and to pay unto the
plantiff forty Shillings Cost
Clifton & Green Hambleton Affidavit
The Deposition of William Hambleton aged 33 years or there
abouts Sworn and Examined before Henry Coursey Esq Saith that
in the year 1657 or thereabouts the deponant lived at Capt. Giles
Brents in potomack River dureing the time of Nine or Ten Months
or thereabouts to the best of your deponants knowledge and during
the time of your deponants abode there there lived one William
Green a Carpenter and his wife which Green did hire himself to
Capt Brent some certain time how long your deponant knoweth not
but presently before he was hired to Capt Brent or presently after
the said Greene lived at a house of his own near unto Capt Brent
upon a peice of Land which Capt Brent had either lett him or sold
him it happened so that to the best of your deponants knowledge
that the said William Greene did kill a Barrow Hogg belonging to
Capt. Giles Brent as he himself did confess to the best of your
deponants knowledge and so it was that a small time after he had
killed the Hogg the said Green came to Capt Brent and desired him
not to trouble him and he would make him honest payment for the
Hogg this discourse your Deponant did not at that time hear but
your deponant to the best of his knowledge did hear the
agreement Capt Brent and William Green
your deponant well remember this is true to the best of
your De knowledge and remembrance and further saith
not W.m Hamble
This was Sworn before me this
d Henry Coursey
22 day of December 1669
There being some Controversy between James Clifton of Stafford
County in the Collony of Virginia Gent, and William Greene to
which the said Affidavit had relation The Honble the Chancellor
did at the request of the said M.r Clifton cause the Tenour of the
Record of the said affidavit to be made known under his hand &
the lesser Seal of this province thereto affixed the 4.th day of Jan
uary in the 38th of Caecilius
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