Valentine Braswell: July 1729

Be it Remembd: that on the Fourteenth day of July 1729. Came before me VOLINTINE BRASSWELL Plantor & JOHN POWERS merct: and acknowledged themselves to be indebted to our sovereign Lord King George the Second his heirs & Successors in the Penall Sum of Twenty Pounds Each to be Leveyed on their Goods Y Chattles Lands & Tenamts: With Condition that If the above bound VOLINTINE BRASSWELL shall True and faithfully Keep the Peace of our Lord the King & all his Majestys Leige People & Expessally to SARAH TAYLOR Who hath this day Sworne the Peace against him the sd BRASSWELL from the date hereof for & During the space of One year & a day. then the above Recogniza. to be void or elsse to Remain in full force & Virtue----

Acknowledgd & Taken before us.


Jno Boude J. P.

John Dew



COLONIAL COURT PAPERS. CRIMINAL PAPERS -
GENERAL COURT, 1729 (CCR 174)

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