Dear Group, Does anyone recognize Sally and her son George KINNEHORNE? Cathy 1813 Sally KINNAHORNE/Needham BRYANT Be it remembered that on the 18th September 1813, Sally KINNAHORNE, Needham BRYANT, Wm. W. JOHNSON and Samuel HAYS, came before us Lewis THOMPSON and Wm. BRITTON two of the justices of the peace for the said county and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to the Wardens of the Poor, that is to say the said Sally KINNAHORNE, Needham BRYANT Wm. W. JOHNSON and Samuel DEANS (HAYS is crossed out...cathy), Fifty pounds each to be respectively livied of their lands and tenaments, goods and chattles, if the said Sally KINNAHORNE shall make default in the condition underwritten. Lewis THOMPSON Wm.BRITTAN (their signatures..cathy) The Condition of the above obligation is such that if Sally KINNAHORNE, shall so support a child, (named George KINNAHORNE, about three years old) so that the said child shall not become chargeable to the county aforesaid then the above obligation to be void or else to remain in full force and virtue. Sarah KINEHORNE Needom BRYANT (his signature...cathy) Wil William W. JOHNSTON Samuel DEANS NOTE: Samuel DEANS was a buyer from the Estate Sale of Michael BRYAN 1794, father of Needham BRYAN.