Vol. 1. Fol. 32
John Hardicke, Port Royal Limeburner (see also his will)
Entered May 7, 1675

Pattents and Bills of Sale
One Pattent 610 acres of land whereof 210 Acres was given to his Grand child John Battery John Spyres (?) sale of land of 74 feet in length & an old ruind Cratch house

Household Stuffe

One old brass bottle One old Bed, bedstead, & furniture Another old bed and bedstead his waring linen and apparrell Remnants of serge & fustin (?) 3 yards One silver headed Cane One hatt 6 napkins 1 old Hamacoe 12 ounces of old Plate Old Iron and other Trumpery pcell of old Pewter, Brass Candlesticke brass morter & 1 old Smoothing Irons pcell of new Iron workes 1 sett of gold buttons & 1 ring 6 old bookes 4 old Chests another Chest 2 old tables 2 old Chayres & 1 Bench 4 little Iron potts old 2 Spitts 6s pcell of pantiles 5s 5 Negroes 3 men named Jacke Robin & Peter & 2 women Hattalina & Besse Cash Caske Tubbe & a little Tarre Old case wth it 11 bottles pcell Tamy (?) & 2 paire stockins Remnants of woolen in dispute One old Canoo sayle & Graplin pcell of Lime One old morter 2 hens & 1 Cocke

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Wittness our hands and seales this 7th day of May 1675

Wm Jubbe (?) John Martin
Richard Cotten

Appeared this 7th May 1674 the above John Marten and Richard Cotten and made Oath to the above appraisement to be three hundred and eighteen pounds three shillings and three pence
R Willson