Court and Testamentary Business, 1638. 25

       Iland by or Lieutenant generall of or Province; Know ye there-                   Liber Z.

       fore that wee doe hereby approve the said last will and testa

       ment of the said william Blissard; & doe admitt & appoint the

       said Henry Crawley to be full and sole exequutor of the said

       last will and testament of the said william Blissard, & to doe

       & receive all things wth vnto an exequutr doe belong of

       common right. Given at St maries

         Henry Crawley sworne to the words above mentioned

       22 march 1637

         memorand that Henry Crawley acknowledgeth himselfe to

       owe vnto the Lord Proprietr five thousand weight of good tobacco

       to be paid vnto the said Lord Proprietr his heires or assignes,

       on the of november next in case the said Henry Crawley

       shall not make and deliver into the Court at St maries a true

       and perfect Inventary of all the estate goods chattelis & debts

       wch belonged within this Province vnto william Blissard late of

       the lie of Kent planter deceased; and in case the said Henry

       Crawly shall not make and deliver into the said Court a true

       accompt of the disposing of the said estate when he shalbe

       therevnto demaunded by the Secretary of this Province. And

       vnto this payment (except before excepted) the said Henry

       Crawley doth bind himselfe his heires exequutors and admrators.

                          the mrke of H C Henry Crawley

         Recogn coram me

       John Lewger Secretary

       26 March 1638.

         Memorand that william Edwin planter acknowledgeth him

       selfe to owe vnto the Lord Proprietr one thousand weight of

       merchantable tobacco to be paid vpon demaund, in case the

       said william Edwin hath precontracted himselfe to any other

       woman other then mary whitehead spin ister; or in case there

       is any consanguinity affinity or other lawfull impediment to

       the knowledge of the said william Edwin why he should not

       be married to the said mary whitehead

                                        William

       Recogn coram me                   Edwin

         John Lcwger

         Richard Garnett senior doth acknowledge himselfe to owe                            p.

       vnto the Lord Proprietr one thousand weight of tobacco, &

       Richard Garnett iunior doth likewise acknowledge himselfe to

       owe vnto the said Lord Proprietr five hundred weight of tobacco;

       to be paid vnto the said Lo: Proprietr in case the said Richard

       Garnett senior shall not make a true & pfect Inventary of all the

       rights goods and debts of John Brian at the time of his decease