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Liber NH, Folio 4 William Russum having produced the Order imposed upon him for paying Rispah Wallace the sum of 5 pounds with her receipt indorsed ect. it was order that the collector should retain the said sum in his hands and account for same at the next levy. |
Liber NH, Folio 9 Monday 14 November 1785 Grace Wallace VS Traverse Folly - on motion for an allowance for the support of her child sworn to him, the same was granted - rate 5 pounds per year. |
Liber NH, Folio 38 Monday 22 May 1786 William Wallace proves 8 days attendance for Edward Pritchett ags. State |
Liber NH, Folio 49 Wednesday 14 June 1786 Joshua Willis, Jr. - application for Licence to court to sell (retail) Spirituous Liquors - granted until June term next following - put up 20 pounds with Joseph Yates and Theophilus Marshall of Dorchester County acting as his sureties. |
Liber NH, Folio 66 Wednesday 28 June 1786 Grace Wallace VS Travers Folly - Child Support. 5 pounds per year |
Liber NH, Folio 130 Rebecca Willis of Dorchester County entered unto a Recognizance for her appearance at the next court to testify to the Grand Jury - sum of 10 pounds levied |
Liber NH, Folio 140 Rebecca Willis proved 4 days attendance as a witness for the Grand Jury. |
Liber NH, Folio 175 Saturday 16 June 1787 John Willis, Jr. application for Licence to retail Spirituous Liquors - granted - put up 20 pounds with Richard Stanford and John Phillips as his Sureties |
Liber NH, Folio 204 John Willis proved 4 days attendance in behalf of Augustus Whiteley and wife against Edward Pritchett. |
Liber NH, Folio 229 John Willis proved 4 days attendance in behalf of Augustus Whiteley and wife against Edward Pritchett. |
Liber NH, Folio 259 John willis proved 4 days attendance in behalf of Augustus Whiteley and wife against Edward Pritchett |
Liber HD 1, Folio 69 Friday 17 October 1788 Rebecca Willis defendant for Edward Pritchett - proved 2 days attendance |
Liber HD 1, Folio 151 Tuesday 23 June 1789 The court agreed to allow Sarah Willis the sum of ten shillings for supporting and maintaining an Orphan Child 2 weeks and bringing the same to Cambridge from the Islands. |
Liber HD 1, Folio 157 Wednesday 12 August 1789 John Willis proved 12 days attendance in behalf of Augustus Whiteley and wife against Edward Pritchett. |
Liber HD 1, Folio 218 John Willis proved 3 days attendance as witness for State against James Warren |
Liber HD 1, Folio 284 Monday 28 March 1791 Philemon Willis proved 5 days attendance as witness for State against Negro Juba |
Liber HD 5, Folio 101 Tuesday 30 October 1792 Joshua Willis proved 2 days attendance as witness for James Earle against Thomas Lockerman and was allowed 2 days itinerent charges from Caroline County. |
Liber HD 5, Folio 334 Thursday 27 March 1794 Joshua Willis, Jr. proved 2 days attendance as a witness for State for E. Green's case against John Manning. |
Liber HD 10, Folio 109 Joshua Wallace Petitioned court to divide lands and Property of Richard Wallace late of Dorchester County died intestate leaving 4 children (2 minors) named Joshua Wallace, Mary Wallace, minors Nancy and Sally Wallace. Land called "Wallace's Range" and "World's End" On 1 June 1795 Petition granted and William Wallace appointed guardian to Sally and Nancy Willis. |
Liber HD 10, Folio 116 Levin Willis proved 2 days attendance as a witness for C. Messick against Major Lewis. |
Liber HD 10, Folio 116 Levin Willis proved 2 days attendance as a witness in behalf of the State against Major Lewis. |
Liber HD 10, Folio 137 Joshua Willis proved 2 days attendance as a witness in behalf of negro Charles against Cyrus Mitchell |
Liber HD 10, Folio 224 State of Maryland VS Andrew Willis Presentment of Assault on Amelia Button - brought to trial Jury found Verdict of - Not Guilty- Judgement of Discharge thereon |
Liber HD 10, Folio 262 Sarah Dunnock, Budd Shenton and Andrew Willis - petition the Court to divide lands "Adventure" and "Addition to Adventure". |
Liber HD 18, Folio 137 Friday 6 November 1801 Commissioners heretofore appointed on the Petition of Joshua Wallace to view, value and divide the lands and tenements of Richard Wallace deceased, persuant to the act of Assembly Entitled an Act to direct Decendants to come here into court, said lands could not be divided without loss and injury to all parties etc. Joshua Willis being eldest son came into court and too lands at valuation. |
Liber HD 18, Folio 220 Saturday 27 March 1802 Peter Willis proved 2 days attendance as a witness for Isaac Henry against Arthur Pritchett. |
Liber HD 18, Folio 244 Tuesday 2 November 1802 Mary Holmes proved 4 days for Charles Baker in the case of Dan. McDonnell against Peter Willis Elizabeth Willis proved 3 days for same against same. |
Liber HD 18, Folio 279 Thursday 21 or 24 March 1803 Peter Willis proved 1 day for the State against Shadrack Dean. |
Liber HD 18, Folio 290 Saturday 26 March 1803 Peter Willis proved 2 days for Arthur Pritchard against Isaac Henry. |
Liber HD 18, Folio 295 Monday 28 March 1803 John Willis came and petitioned court to alter and straighten a small piece of the Road that leads from Nicols tan yard to where Edward Trippe, Esq. formerly lived - granted. |
Liber HD 22, Folio 14 Monday 29 October 1804 Peter Willis sworn to Grand Jury Peter Willis proves 1 day to Grand Jury |
Liber HD 22, Folio 108 Monday 24 March 1806 Joshua Willis proves 6 days as a witness for the State against John and David Dean and Daniel Caulk. |
Liber HD 22, Folio 135 Joshua Willis proves 4 days as a witness for the State against John and David Dean and Daniel Caulk. |
Liber HD 22, Folio 188 Wednesday 25 March 1807 John Willis proves 2 days for Thomas Dawson against John Williams. |
Liber HD 22, Folio 202 Saturday 31 October 1807 John Willis proves 1 day for Thomas Dawson against John Williams. |
Liber HD 22, Folio 231 Peter Willis proves 1 day for William Medford against Deborah Lucas |
