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Court records from 17th-century Kent County, Maryland, arranged by theme.
Transcribed and compiled by Dr. Alexa Cawley, Ph.D.
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Plaintiff Name |
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Defendant Name |
Raby |
Sarah |
Court Date |
4/1/1661 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
appeals for clothes and bedding because of her poverty |
Source |
LIV 212 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
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"your petir being left in A Destitute Conditione as may Apeare to your worships your pettir humbly Craues she may Inioy hur wareing Clothes and hur Bedinge and she shall euer pray" |
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Plaintiff Name |
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Defendant Name |
Lovely |
Deliverance |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
cost of suit |
Type of Complaint |
lack of planting of 1/2 acre of corn |
Source |
LIV 170, 172 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
Court finds that it was not willful neglect and orders him to pay the cost of the suit |
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Plaintiff Name |
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Defendant Name |
Baxter |
Mary |
Court Date |
2/7/1657 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
drunkenness and abuse |
Source |
LIV 87-88 |
Witnesses |
Ann Murell (35) |
Resolution |
what is this really about? where are her boys and what does John Ereckson have to do with it? |
Details 1 |
at beginning of January she was at Edward Copedges house on Sunday and Mary Baxter told Mrs. Copedge she would give her a dram and Mrs. Copedge said that she should not for she would giue her a Dram and brough some out in a pint poot; Edward Copedge went |
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fetched some also and so did Mary Baxter; after they drank it Mrs. Hinson and Mrs. Morgan came and Mary said she would fetch more but they persuaded her not but that she should carry it whom (home?) to her husband and children; after they were gone she |
Details 3 |
abused Mrs. Hinsons children and railed upon her neighbors and did swear very desperiately many oaths and said that she wuld give John Ereckson 1000 wayet of tobacco to get her 2 boys |
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Plaintiff Name |
Broadnox |
Thomas |
Defendant Name |
Smith |
John |
Court Date |
5/1/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
turkey theft |
Source |
LIV 60 |
Witnesses |
Thomas Wetherill, George Hall |
Resolution |
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Details 1 |
Broadnox told Witherall he had lost a turkey, Witherell told him that John Smith had killed a turkey that morning, Broadnox said his turkey was alive when George Hall came to his house at noon, Bradnox heard a gun at the head of the spring after Hall left |
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Witherell said it couldn't be your turkey because Smith killed his turkey in the morning; George Hall testifies to the same |
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Plaintiff Name |
Conner |
Mrs |
Defendant Name |
Williams |
Morgan |
Court Date |
1/19/1660 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
enticement of servant |
Source |
LIV 194, 196 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
the Court doth order that the boy shall be free according to Indent" referred for further proof from Morgan |
Details 1 |
sued for enticing servant away and also said that Morgan sold him for 8 years "which the said seruants Indenture thn beinge produced in Cort"; delivers indenture in Court and swears it was the same indenture delivered to him by his atty when he bought the |
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servant |
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Plaintiff Name |
Constable Henry Downs |
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Defendant Name |
Willkins |
Mary |
Court Date |
6/29/1669 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
bastardy and slander |
Source |
LIV 264 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
Wilkins ordered to pay for unkeep of child and to receive 30 lashes for slander against Vicaris |
Details 1 |
Wilkins not able to prove the father, although she slandered Capt. Vicaris by saying he was the father |
Details 2 |
warrant issued at court for Constable of upper Hundred to bring Wilkins to court to receive her punishment and to come to next court to answer charge of leaving court without the Court's knowledge or license |
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Plaintiff Name |
County Court |
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Defendant Name |
Elliott |
William |
Court Date |
6/1/1661 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
refusal to be sherriff |
Source |
LIV 220 |
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Resolution |
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Details 1 |
Elliott chosen by inhabitants to be sheriff of the lower hundred but refused to take the oath "for Contiens sake"; Court ordered him taken into cusotody and to put in a security to appear before lawful authority |
Details 2 |
is Elliott a Quaker?? |
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Plaintiff Name |
Elles |
Jo |
Defendant Name |
Deare |
John |
Court Date |
12/2/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
corn planting |
Source |
LIV 78 |
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Resolution |
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Details 1 |
for Planting no Corne |
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Plaintiff Name |
Elles |
Jo |
Defendant Name |
Leeds |
William |
Court Date |
12/2/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
failure to plant corn |
Source |
LIV 78 |
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Resolution |
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Details 1 |
for falling shortt half an Acre |
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Plaintiff Name |
Elles |
Jo |
Defendant Name |
Ward |
Thomas |
Court Date |
12/2/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
failure to plant corn |
Source |
LIV 78 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
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Details 1 |
for want of Planting one acre of corn |
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Plaintiff Name |
Elles |
Jo |
Defendant Name |
Russell and Gibson |
Capt. and John |
Court Date |
12/2/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
fighting on Sunday |
Source |
LIV 78 |
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Resolution |
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Plaintiff Name |
Ereckson |
John |
Defendant Name |
Reade |
Mathew |
Court Date |
6/7/1662 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
maidservant Mary Stedhed pregnant |
Source |
LIV 233 |
Witnesses |
jury: Mary Brodnox Francis Morgan, Alice Woolman, Mary Conner, Eseasabeth ereckson, Mary Scott, Anne Read, Mary Baxter, Mary Meconicon |
Resolution |
bond of 5000 lbs for security of child |
Details 1 |
jury of woman called to search for servant to see if she is pregnant; jury didn’t find any signs, but Stedhed complains that she is with child by Reed; Court demands a security, bond of 5000 lbs of tobacco to save the County harmless if the woman's child |
Details 2 |
proves to be Reeds?? |
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Plaintiff Name |
Goodhand |
Christopher |
Defendant Name |
Davis |
William |
Court Date |
1/26/1670-71, 8/28/1671 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
assault, fight, trespass |
Source |
LIV 310-311, 316 |
Witnesses |
Roger Price (31); Gabriell Cox (28), Robert Boise |
Resolution |
Court orders payment of 3000 lbs |
Details 1 |
on New Year's Day, Will Davis went to Pyne to ask for help husking corn, Pyne offered help and sent Davis to his servant Goodhand for a gallon of cider; Pyne's man Boise then came in and said Goodhand and David were on the ground and Goodhand had a bloody |
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lip; comment about Pyne saying to the "wench huddy giue me my clothes presently"; 3/28/1671 dft craves abatement of writ which court grants |
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Plaintiff Name |
Gott (constable) |
Henry |
Defendant Name |
Bradnox |
Thomas |
Court Date |
11/1/1659, 12/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
drunkenness |
Source |
LIV 173, 178 |
Witnesses |
deliverance Lovely, John Stoill and Joseph Wickes; further testimony by Nicholas Bradway, Toby Wells |
Resolution |
Bradnox brings suit against Morgan but court finds slander proved, fined 200 lbs of tob. Then 300 lbs because 2nd offense, 1/2 to proprietor, 1/2 to Morgan |
Details 1 |
3 witnesses reported it to Gott; Lovely testified that he heard John Morgan say that Bradnox came drunk from the Esterne shore and swore like a madman, swore at least 100 oaths and took tobacco stalks and struck his servants; Stoill also testified that |
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Morgan said Bradnox called his master Logerhead puppie and Foole and took up tobacco stalks and would have strucks him and Morgan said he would strike back |
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Plaintiff Name |
Gott (Constable) |
Henry |
Defendant Name |
Dickes |
Thomas |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
100 lbs of tobacco |
Type of Complaint |
contempt against the govt |
Source |
LIV 170, 171 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
ordered to pay a fine of 100 lbs of tobacco and the cost of the suit |
Details 1 |
"for denying to Ayde him in his office and refuseinge to let the sd Constable biew his Corne & questioninge the Constables Authority", Dickes claims he denied access to the Constable because of "some prouocking words giuen by the Constable |
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Plaintiff Name |
Gott (Constable) |
Henry |
Defendant Name |
Knapp |
Robert |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
cost of suit |
Type of Complaint |
drunkeness |
Source |
LIV 170, 172 |
Witnesses |
Docr William Hemsley |
Resolution |
Court accepted the constables report but found Knapp not guilty and ordered Hemsley to pay the costs of the suit |
Details 1 |
Hemsley reported the same according to Gott but then denied it in court |
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Plaintiff Name |
Gott (Constable) |
Henry |
Defendant Name |
Deere |
John |
Court Date |
11/1//1659 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
lack of planting of 1/2 acre of corn |
Source |
LIV 170 |
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Plaintiff Name |
Gott (constable) |
Henry |
Defendant Name |
Pickard |
Nicholas |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
drunkeness |
Source |
LIV 172 |
Witnesses |
John Stoill, William Hemsley and Deliverance Lovely |
Resolution |
no proof, dismissed |
Details 1 |
"the Euidence say that they heard that Nicholas Pickard was drunk but saw it not" |
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Plaintiff Name |
Heath |
Thomas |
Defendant Name |
Appleford |
Tobias |
Court Date |
1/25/1670-71 |
Debt Owed |
2 1/2 barrels of corn |
Type of Complaint |
trespass |
Source |
LIV 307 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
orders payment |
Details 1 |
In an accon of trespase uppon the case the Cort findes the deft indebted to the plt two barrells & a half of corn" |
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Plaintiff Name |
Hill |
Hasidia (19) |
Defendant Name |
Carlin |
Henry |
Court Date |
10/11/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misdemeanor, violence |
Source |
LIV 74-75 |
Witnesses |
Hasidia hill (19), Christian Hill |
Resolution |
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Details 1 |
Hasidia went to Carline's to enquire of a plank for salting and seeing it, took it; Carline attacked him hurling insults, kicking him under the ribs, atttacked him further so that Hill ran home without attending to the cows who needed milking; Christian |
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Hill, Hasidia's mother, testifies to the same; why do the Hill's have their cows at Mr. Carline's? |
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Plaintiff Name |
Jenkins |
Hannah |
Defendant Name |
Stephens |
John |
Court Date |
11/24/1668 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
slander |
Source |
LIV 252 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
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Details 1 |
referenced to next court |
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Plaintiff Name |
Lovely |
Deliverance |
Defendant Name |
Ladimore |
Roger |
Court Date |
12/20/0660 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
failure to fix boat |
Source |
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Witnesses |
Will Dauise (25); John Sylvester (20) |
Resolution |
Court says there's no evidence that the boat is spoiled or the work wasn't done; complaint dropped and Lovely to pay costs |
Details 1 |
Dauis said that Ladimore promised to make boa serviceable for 3 years; Sylvester testified that Ladimore promised to mend boat and he did mend some part of the boat and carry it to Lovely's landing and Lovely promised to pay his wages |
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Lovely claims Ladimore didn't fix the boat and now it's spoiled through neglect |
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Plaintiff Name |
Lovely |
Deliverance |
Defendant Name |
Ladimore |
Roger |
Court Date |
12/20/1660 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
failure to deliver cask |
Source |
LIV 190 |
Witnesses |
David Fillips (53); John Siluester (20- Lovely's servant?) James Ringgold (23) |
Resolution |
Court orders Ladimore to deliver 4 tons of casks and Lovely to pay 100 lbs of tob. Per ton |
Details 1 |
Fillips agreed to make cask for Lovely and his son-in-law but then Lovely and Ladimore agreed to have Ladimore make them thus releasing Fillips from deal; Sylvester testified that Ladimore was to make the cask on Mr. South's or Lovely's land; |
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Ringgold testified that he heard Ladimore promise to make them |
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Plaintiff Name |
Lovely |
Deliverance |
Defendant Name |
Murrill |
Ann |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
slander? |
Source |
LIV 170-172 |
Witnesses |
subpoenas Henry Gott and John Siluester |
Resolution |
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Details 1 |
Lovely withdraws suits against Murill and his wife |
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Plaintiff Name |
Marsh |
Mr. |
Defendant Name |
South |
Thomas |
Court Date |
2/2/1657 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
theft of stilliards |
Source |
LIV 86-87 |
Witnesses |
Isaac Ilive, James Horner |
Resolution |
? |
Details 1 |
Ilive: 2 1/2 years ago, he was at Marsh's house and wanted a pair of stilliards to weigh some sugar, Marsh said South had a pair of his and asked Ilive to demand them of South but received no answer; Horner: Horner at thatch house where South lives and |
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Marsh was there lying in a hammock, Marsh demanded his stilliards; South asked to keep them a little longer and would have them whenever Marsh wanted them; Marsh also said he wouldn't sell his adze but keep it for his friends |
Details 3 |
South testified that 4 years earlier he sold Marsh a pair of stillards for 300 lbs of tobacco and a pair of small stilliards which he now has in his possession |
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Plaintiff Name |
Salter |
John |
Defendant Name |
Clay |
Henry |
Court Date |
1/21/1660 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
striking tobacco on the Sabbath |
Source |
LIV 193, 195 |
Witnesses |
Sam Scipwith and Anthony Griffen |
Resolution |
ordered to pay 15 lbs of tobacco with cost of suit, 1/2 to informer, 1/2 to Proprietor |
Details 1 |
Anthony Griffin saud that Clay came to Salter's house on Sabbath dat and told he had been striking tobacco and at tat time the sun was not down; John Salter affirms the same upon oath verbatum |
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Plaintiff Name |
Salter |
John |
Defendant Name |
Murrill |
Ann |
Court Date |
11/1/1659 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
defamacion of his wife (salter's) |
Source |
LIV 171 |
Witnesses |
Salter subpeonas Elizabeth Lovely |
Resolution |
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Plaintiff Name |
Scipwith |
Samuell |
Defendant Name |
Barnes |
Francis |
Court Date |
12/20/1660, 1/21/1660? |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
slander |
Source |
LIV 193, 196 |
Witnesses |
Elesabeth Gott and Francis Finch |
Resolution |
plaintiff didn’t appear so suit dismissed |
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Plaintiff Name |
Sheurty |
Hannah |
Defendant Name |
Harris |
George |
Court Date |
1/25/1670-71 |
Debt Owed |
700 lbs of tobacco |
Type of Complaint |
trespass; non-payment for service? |
Source |
LIV 307, 312-313 |
Witnesses |
JURY: Ralph Blakhall, Richard More, Richard Pether, John Dauis, Edward Browne, Edward Joanes, Edward Hull, Charles de la Roche, John Winchester, John Webster, John Ereckson, John Currer |
Resolution |
Court orders payment of "one Cow calfe and seauen hundred pounds of tobacco" with costs of suit |
Details 1 |
referenced to next court; referred to a jury;Jury finds for the plaintiff, "in consideracon of her seruice according to agreemt one Cow calf and for clothes seauen hundred pounds of tobacco with costs |
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Plaintiff Name |
Spurdance |
John |
Defendant Name |
Reede |
Matthew |
Court Date |
1/21/1660; 3/2/1660 |
Debt Owed |
400 lbs of tobacco and cask |
Type of Complaint |
hurt wrist |
Source |
LIV 195, 206 |
Witnesses |
Capt Robert Vaughan and Richard Hutchins |
Resolution |
Reed ordered to pay 400 lbs to Spurdance; Reed ordered to pay costs for nonsuit |
Details 1 |
Reede at Vaughan's house and there was a falling out between Reed and Spurdance and Spurdance got hurt in the wrist, the next morning Vaughan told Reed what he had done and Reed said he was very sorry "but being donne it Could not then be helpt" and other |
Details 2 |
words to that effect; Hutchins swore that he saw Reed on Spurdance the time Spurdance's arm was hurt; he took Reed off him and then took Spurdance behind the house out of sight |
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Plaintiff Name |
Stanley |
William |
Defendant Name |
Peterson |
Mathias |
Court Date |
9/9/1669 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
unfulfilled contract |
Source |
LIV 271-272 |
Witnesses |
jury trial, |
Resolution |
jury finds for defendant, nonsuit with costs to the plaintiff |
Details 1 |
defendant pleads that he fulfilled his bargain with the plaintiff and that upon the same the plaintiff delivered in his condicion, upon the wch for tryall they Cast themselves upon A Jury |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Price |
William |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
long with John Salter, Mathew Reade, henery Telior, Henery Clay and Marie Croutch; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Price |
William |
Court Date |
12/1655 |
Debt Owed |
30 lbs of tobacco |
Type of Complaint |
swearing |
Source |
LIV 51, 60, ; Liber A folio 115 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
Price to pay 10 lbs for each oath (30 lbs total) |
Details 1 |
charged with Jane Salter of swearing; Price ordered not to live with Salter's after hog theft case |
Details 2 |
5/1/1656 Court: "Wm Price hath made his apearance, to satsfie the law, For his demerite standinge in Open Court, with a paper upon his brest, declaringe his ofence, accordinge to the Order of Court dat Februaries the first 1655 |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Salter |
Jane (wife of John) |
Court Date |
12/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
swearing |
Source |
LIV 51; Liber A folio 115 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
John Salter to pay 10 lbs each for wife's transgressions |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Rogers |
Edward |
Court Date |
1/1/1655/6 & 5/1/1656 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
shooting on Sunday |
Source |
LIV 4, 59; Liber A folio 119 |
Witnesses |
Isake Iliue (40 yrs) and James Horner (43 yrs) |
Resolution |
pleads guilty but said he did not know of the Act of Assembly, forgiven by Court |
Details 1 |
Isake Iliue said Rogers came to his house last October, went into the tobacco house to look for a "steelle tht hee left there & in goinge kild a Turkey" & brought it to Iliue's house,"houldinge his hand on his face, sayd his gune had beat his face, and |
Details 2 |
said to yor depoendent, if you will giue mee two shots of poudr & shot, yu shall haue the turkey & sayd further, I'll goe out againe & yu shall heare mee shoot againse, all this was upon a saboth day; James Horner also testified |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Vaughan |
Capt. Robert |
Court Date |
1652 |
Debt Owed |
300 lbs of tobacco |
Type of Complaint |
insolent language in the court |
Source |
LIV 9; Liber A folio 52 |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Vaughan |
Capt. Robert |
Court Date |
1652 |
Debt Owed |
fine of 600 lbs of tobacco forgiven |
Type of Complaint |
insulting the court |
Source |
LIV 9,16; Liber A folio 56,72-3 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
Court forgives him his debt after his apology |
Details 1 |
"insulted the Court by using most 'opprobrious' epithets, bending his 'fist" ver the 'heads' of the Judges and 'swearing' at the Clerk as 'he sat at the table" |
Details 2 |
in his apology Vaughan sights recent afflictions including the loss almost all of his hogs and part of his cattle; asks them to remit the fines |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Reade |
Mathew |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
along with John Salter, Wm. Price, henery Telior, Henery Clay and Marie Croutch; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Clay |
Henry |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
long with John Salter, Wm. Price, henery Telior, Mathew Read and Marie Croutch; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Telior |
Henry |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
long with John Salter, Wm. Price, Mathew Reade, Henery Clay and Marie Croutch; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Details 4 |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Croutch |
Marie |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
long with John Salter, Wm. Price, henery Telior, Henery Clay and Mathew Read; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Plaintiff Name |
the Court |
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Defendant Name |
Salter |
John |
Court Date |
4/25/1655 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
misbrhavior, drinking, profaning the Sabbath, shooting guns |
Source |
LIV 27 |
Witnesses |
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Resolution |
let off for first offense |
Details 1 |
long with Mathew Read, Wm. Price, henery Telior, Henery Clay and Marie Croutch; for misbehauior, in deboist drinkinge, pphaning the Sabbath & sume of thm shutinge of, or discarginge gunesm unseasonablie |
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Details 4 |
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Plaintiff Name |
Wells |
Toby |
Defendant Name |
Scale |
Katherine |
Court Date |
3/31/1668 |
Debt Owed |
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Type of Complaint |
slander |
Source |
LIV 242 |
Witnesses |
Scale's atty is John Vicaris |
Resolution |
"the Court not finding it Actionable granteth a nonsute with costs" |
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