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1680 Stafford County, Virginia Order Book [Antient Press];
p. 21(39) The Depo: of WM. BURTON aged thirty yeares or thereabouts sworne and examined saith hee met with JNO: DRY and I said unto him I heard you said my land (marked out) devised ye device to you and his reply was, yea, I thinke see still, And to ye best of my remembrance itt was about six days after his recovery from his sickness: and further your Deponent saith not
WM: BURTON his mrke:
Jur' in Cur: et Recordatr 11 Nobes 1680
THOMAS SMITH aged about 32 yeares swerne & exmined before his Maties justices of ye peace p, County of Staffd: 11 Novembr: 1680 deposeth as folloveth; that JNO; DRY related to your Depont: that MARY RICHARDS would have poured downe his throat boiling milke which ye people in ye House asking a reason of ye action, ye said JNO: DRY answered, because she ye said MARY would have his Copp, and of this JNO; DRY proffered to take his oath before any Magestraie and further yor: Deponent saith not, onely further deposeth being examined by ye Court that hee was well in his senses THOMAS SMITH mrke. Jur; in Cur: et Recordatr 11th Nobes 1680
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Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties
Bef 1660 - Aft 1680 (> 22 years)