(1) James Anglen has removed out of the Colony.
(2) Jane Bourland, late Jane Jackson.
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(10) George Parks vs. John Perry } John Perry removed
out of the Colony.
(14) Edward Patterson vs. A. G. } Andrew Gahagen
removed out of the County.
(14) Jacob Goldman removed out of County.
(14) Josiah Cumings, servant of Ro. Sayers.
(16) Wm. Canthorn removed out of County.
(17) John Warnock removed out of County.
(19) Repentance Townsend removed out of County.
(20) John Culbertson removed out of County.
(23) Patrick McKendrick, removed out of County.
(26) Wm. Carlile--no inhabitant.
(29) John O'Neal, tried for speaking treasonable
words, acquitted, but committed for abusing the Government and
cursing the Bible.
(30) Margaret Looney qualified Admx. of her
deceased husband, Robert Looney, Jr.
(31) Jane Elliott, servant of Thomas Tate. James
Hays, orphan of George Hays, decd., of the age of 18 years, chose
guardian--William Edmondson.
(32) Ananias Dart, servant of Wm. Wright; same,
Malcome Allen.
(32) Mary Whiteside prays separate maintenance from
her husband, Wm. Whiteside.
(33) James King, servant of Hugh Ross.
(33) Elizabeth, wife of Adam Thompson, private
examination. Thompson to Saml. Kingkade.
(33) John Burns, servant of James Greenlee.
(34) Valentine Utter and Mary, his wife, servants of
John Paxton, set free by their master for £12.
(34) James McDowell, 18 years old, chose John
Bowyer guardian. Michael March and John Brown, servants of Jacob
Frederick Curts.
(35) James Hughs--license to keep ordinary. Israel
Christian, surety.
(37) Robert McKetrick vs. John McGuire } One fiddle
attached.
(38) Margaret Campbell makes oath that the left ear
of her son, James Beard was bitten off by a horse.
(39) George Watts, servant of Thomas Watterson,
petitions for freedom dues. John Woods, servant of Charles Dever.
(41) Robert Tedford, garnishee.
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(43) Jonas Newcum, servant of Ro. McClenachan, has a
child likely to be a charge--to be bound out.
(43) Richard Sansile, servant of Ro. Breckinridge,
was abused by Peter Galespy.
(43) Robert A'Dair convicted of threatening to favor
the inroads of the enemy Indians.
(46) Arwalker Johnson--juror.
(47) Robert Scarbrough, a witness from Frederick Co.
(48) James Huey, removed out of the Colony.
(49) Robert Bratton, qualified Captain of Militia.
(50) James Huey vs. Patrick Downing } Both removed
out of the Colony.
(51) Archibald Bourland--a non-inhabitant.
(57) James Hughs, qualified Lieutenant of Militia.
(61) Valentine Henderson vs. James Trimble } James
Hughs--juror.
(62) Liquors rated.
(63) James Allen, qualified Captain of Foot.
(64) William Wilson does not provide for his son,
Daniel Wilson, in a Christianlike manner--to be bound out.
(101) John Johnston vs. Thos. Fitzpatrick }
Plaintiff having died, scire facias awarded.
(107) George Campbell, fined for absence from divine
worship.
(108) Claims, propositions and grievances: James
Beard, claim for ranging; John McClenachan, claim for going
express; Robert Bratton, claim for ranging; George Wilson, claim
for ranging and provisions for his Company; Abraham Smith, claim
for ranging and provisions for his Company; Israel Christian,
claim for ranging and provisions; Joseph Kenaday, claim for
ranging; Patrick Lowrey, claim for ranging; George Campbell,
claim for ranging; John Dickinson, claim for ranging and
provisions for his Company; James Dunlop, claim for ranging and
provisions for his Company; Archd. Stuart, claim for ranging;
John Campbell, claim for ranging.
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(109) Robert Stevenson, claim for a bell impressed;
Saml. Norwood, claim for ranging; Wm. Baskins, claim for ranging;
Jeremiah Sealey, claim for ranging and provisions; George
Robinson, claim for ranging; James See, claim for ranging; Henry
Reaburn, claim for ranging; John Moore, claim for ranging.
(110) Henry Harmon about to remove.
(113) Robert Moore, overseer for James Beard. Wm. and
Peggy Henson, servants of David Wilson--their two children to be
bound out.
(117) Orphans of James Cumings, not being provided
for in a Christianlike manner, to be bound out.
(119) Jane Elliott, servant of Thos. Tate.
(125) Catherine Finn--servant of Patrick Martin.
(126) Walter Smiley, bound to peace. Catherine
McGinnis, or Quin, released from jail on condition she depart
from this County.
(128) Jacob Harmon--dead.
(129) Catherine Utt, orphan of Casper Utt, to be
bound out.
(133) Moses McCown's deposition to be taken--about to
remove out of the Colony.
(137) Thornas Merry, dead. William Beverly, dead.
(138) Jacob Harmon, dead.
(139) George Moffett, dead.
(159) John Meeley, servant of Patrick Wilson.
(159) William Preston--lately commander of a fort on
the frontiers.
(164) William Johnston, having departed this life
since the last Court.
(178) John Bourland, a late servant of Robert
Patterson, has served his time and is released.
(186) George Wilson bound to good behavior for
having spoken disrespectfully of the Government.
(188) Darby Sullivan, a suspected person, took all
the oaths, but, being of ill behavior, is committed to jail.
(188) Alexander Herron qualiiied Lieutenant.
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(189) John Hegg, servant of Saml. Huston. has served
his time by indenture faithfully and honestly and is released.
James Bringenham, servant of Josiah Wilson, petitions for freedom
dues. Mary Whiteside's complaint for separate maintenance vs. her
husband. William, is groundless and dismissed; but it appearing
that John Underwood and Mary, his wife, Richard Burton, Joseph
Underwood and Elizabeth Underwood, relations of Mary, have
stirred up differences between William and Mary and threatened
the life of William--bound over.
(191) Andrew Heslep, added to tithables.
(193) Francis Kerkley, Jacob Shell, Jacob Lingle.
Christian Bingaman, John Bingaman, Henry Bingaman, added to
tithables.
(198) William Goodens--witness.
(201) Henry Maury (Muray)--juror.
(209) William Bishop--dead.
(219) Jonathan Whitley vs. Hanah Kirkham, widow of
Robert Kirkham. Martha, Jane and Elizabeth Kirkham, infant
daughters of Robert.
(223) Michael March and John Brown, servants of Jacob
Frederick Curts, have served their time by indenture and are
released.
(225) Esther Clendenning--dead.
(240) James Bower and Jane summoned to show cause why
they have not paid Thos. Geiger, their servant, his freedom dues.
(242) Robert Armstrong, with two other tithables,
added to list of tithables. Hannah, widow of Robert Sayers,
refuses to administer, and David Sayers qualifies.
(243) John Fleming, servant of John Paxton.
(244) County Levy.
(245) Mary, widow of John O'Neal, refuses to admr.
Thomas Moore, with one other, added to tithables.
(246) John Campbell, orphan of John Campbell, aged
16, chooses guardian. Jane and Mary Sprout, admrs. of John
Sprout, about to leave the Colony.
(247) Sampson Archer qualified Lieut. of Militia.
(248) John Burns, servant of James Greenlee; John
Woster, servant of Danl. Smith; Thomas Garland, servant of Joseph
Kenaday.
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