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38i HISTORICAL MISCELLANY.
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Jonathan Tine & Ezekicl Eldridg Chosen & appointed Assessors & Collectors, to Assess & gather
Pr[o]uinriall Tax or Leucy," within the County.
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The Court orders that 40 pounds be Lcueycd in this County for *' Defraying the County Charge."
John Tounfand
Arthur Croffefe Appi tinted Assessors of sd Leuey.
Timothy Brandreth, Collector.
fhamger Hand, Trefurer.
Ephram Edwards records his Ear Mark June 7, 17J5.
Will of John Elfe, of Cape May, Clouer:
Bequeaths to Thomas Gooing, "one two yeare old heyfer ye next March, & one yearling fow
be Deliuered to him one Month after my Deceafe."
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All the rest of estate is bequeathed to " my well beloucd friend. Samuel Mathews, fenior, of Cape
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May." ..."&: ale f.>r thofe I attel w'
I haue of Philip Hooper's, in my bands, I Doe
Leaue the lame,
w ch ve f^i Mathews. Requefting of him to fulltill my Agreem 1 Made with ye sd Philip Hooper, & y*
part yt 1>\ Agreem 1 Doth belong to me, I alfoe bequeath to him ye fd Mathewes."
Dated, Dec 30, 1693. Proved, jo Mch., 169J.
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Witness: Sam' Crowell, Justice.
Timothy Brandreth.
Acknowledgment of Debt, of John Fish, of Cape May, to Christopher Layman, " of ye sd County,
Coop r ." & Thirftin Rayner, "of said county," in the sum of 40 pounds. The Condition is. that if the
-aid John Fish, doth fully performe all the articles mentioned "in y condition of a Certaine Pond
bearing equall Date herewith, to all Intents" etc. . . " soe that the aboue said Christopher Leman
& Thirftain Rayner is Cleared & Indemnified of & from all mann r of Charges " etc.; then the said obligation
to he void, otherwise in full force.
Dated, 23 Mch., 169J.
His x mark.
In presence of:
John Worlidge, Justices.
Jeremiah Basse,
Recorded, 4 th April, 1694. " Geo. Taylor, Clearke."
Randall huitt, Juner, records his Ear Mark Feb. 14, 1 72 J.
Anthony Ludlam records his Ear Mark [Later "his son Providance Ludlum."] [Xodate.]
William Xickkals records his Ear Mark [No date.]
Apr. 10, 1694.
Letters of Administration Granted to George Taylor, to administer on ye Goods, etc., of John
Bayly, Deceased, by John Jeruis,
Joseph Houldin, Justices.
Samuell Crowell,
Samuell forfter records his Ear Mark Nov. 4, 1703.
" Rccompence hand's Daughter, Deborah, b. Nov. 14. 1716."
" hi- Daughter Abiah, borne nouember ye 5** about halfe an ower after Three a Clock in ye after
tin. me."
Nieklis ftilhsel, borne ye 26" 1
of Aprill, 1714.
John Taylor, administrator of John Buck, deceased, by consent of "Jonathan Swaine, & M r
Christefor Church, Truftees," apree "with Jeremiah hand, thai he should haue fower pounds Ten
shillings Proclamation mony for To keep Mary buck, Daughter to the said John Puck, one year after
liir father's death."
Entered, 6 th Nov., 1724.