Henry Dorman

Henry Dorman son of Mathew Dorman borne of Phillipps his wife ye nineteenth day of March Annoq Dom one thousand six hundred seaventy two

Somersett County St July ye 28th 1709
The Deposition of Henry Dorman aged about third six years came before our & then did swear upon ye Holy Evangelist that sum time in ye years 1705 did hear Thomas Pullet say that he ye said Pullett & John Lyon at Dorchester County was sisters childred & further saith not.
Taken Before Arnold Elzey, Charles Ballard

In the Somerset Co judicial records (SoJ-1730/33:292) for the March Court 1733 (NS), we find depositions ordered by Commission and Affidavits, Thomas Brereton, for boundaries of "Hopewell" and "High Meadow". A number of people deposed as follows: Richard Chambers (age 44), Michael Raglin [Ragly] (25), Olive Chambers (46), Patrick Daly (41), Thomas Poole (45), Charles Hayman (20), Joseph Stanford (39), William Hayman (66), Henry Dorman (60), Thomas Pollitt (40) (who names Mary Brererton the daughter of Richard Chambers), James Hayman (29)

Henry Dorman, Sr.
MW 30:379WoW-JW2:187
22 Apr 175603 Nov 1757
To son Henry Dorman - one shilling
To daughter Ursula Clifton - one shilling
To son Mager Dorman - one iron pot
To son Matthew Dorman - bed and furniture, handmill
To daughter Elizabeth Owen - wooling wheel
To daughter Sarah Scady - linen wheel
To daughter Phillis Dorman - one pound five shillings
To wife Elizabeth Dorman - remainder of estate for widowhood
To children Mager, Elizabeth Owens, Sarah Scady, Joshua, Matthew - remainder of estate after wife=s widowhood
Executor: wife and son Mager
Witnesses: Barkley Townsend, Jonathan Cathell

Henry married Elizabeth Catherine Shores before 1718 in Somerset Co., MD. (Elizabeth Catherine Shores was born about 1696 in Somerset Co., MD and died after 1757 in Worcester Co., MD.)