
    In Chancery.
    November 21. 1770.
    George Blakie v. George Kincaid 
    
    
      
       George Blakie was a cooper; he died in 1775, immediately after his return from Britain, where he had gone for his health (Salley, Death Notices, p. 35).
      George Kincaid, later a loyalist, was banished and his property confiscated; he died in Exeter, England, in 1791 (SCHGM, XXI, 80; XXXIV, 195).
    
   Ordered that the Defendant do Answer the Complainant’s Bill of Complaint in this Cause in Eight Days after the Service of this Rule otherwise an Attachment will issue against him.  