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11 revisions | SRandlett at Dec 31, 2018 03:08 AM | |
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Page 5The Deposition of Robert Fleming taken by Consul to be Evidence in the case of Negro Jim vs William Curren — That Robert Flemming an uncle of the Deponent in his life time resided in the State of Pennsylvania near the Maryland line, that he was a James by [Lhader?] with whom this Deponent learn't the James leader, that the said Uncle died early in August 1724, and after his Death the Father of this Deponent purchased the stock of leather on hand in the shop of [?] the said Robert the uncle [which ?] Purchase was for the Deponent — that this Deponent of that time [newly?] mari ried the Daughter of Nathaniel Patterson who lived in Maryland and after [the?] said Death of the said Robert the uncle other purchase [?] stock of leather aforesaid, this Deponent about the 12th day of August [?704] work to the said [lanyard?] & lived is the House of Mr. S. Robert deceased in the Family of his Widow, for [the?] sole purpose of working up the said stock of leather — that this Deponent carried his life [wife?] with him and they lived in no family of the said Widow, paid | Page 5The Deposition of Robert Fleming taken by Consul to be Evidence in the ? of ? Jim or William Curren That Robert Flemming an uncle of the Deponent in his life time resided in the State of Pennsylvania near the Maryland line, that he was a James by hader with whom this Deponent learn't the James leader, that the said Uncle died early in August 1724, and after his Death the Father of this Deponent purchased the stock of leather on hand in the shop of [?] the said Robert the make [?] Purchase was for the [?] that their [?] of that time was laly man [?] the Daughter of Nathaniel Patterson and after the said Death of the said [?] the under other purchase [?] mock of death aforesaid, their dependant about the 12th day of August [?704] work to the said [lanyard?] & lived is the House of Mr. S. Robert deceased in the Family of his Widow, for [?] sole purpose of working up the said stock of leather — that this Deponent carried his life [wife?] with him and they lived in no family of the said Widow, paid |