case davy all versus seys at the chancellor house Lord chancellor eoden die  the evidence of a servant who be only nine year of age at the testator death  but live three or four year afterward in the house be allow to prove the  furniture then stand year after though she have never take any memorandum of  it the master of the roll may discharge a order make by the chancellor ex part  or on a motion of course Evan seys the defendant as administrator of Evan seys  decease who be executor of Richard seys his father exhibit a inventory into  the spiritual court and the mosely report er p plaintiff the creditor of the  intestate will charge he before the master accord to this inventory and the  defendant insist that when he put it in he think all the good in the house be  the good of the say Evan seys whereas he have since find out that great part  of they be the good of the say Richard seys to prove which he examine a  witness in then mosely report about twentytwo year of age who depose that she  be a servant in the house in at the time that Richard seys die and that she  live in the say house some year after and perfect well remember the say good  and her evidence be disallow by the master because she swear to the  remembrance of good when she be not above nine year of age and at about  thirteen year distance without have take any note or memorandum of they but on  exception to the report the Lord chancellor think her a very good witness  because she be not examine to the value of the good but only as to their be in  the house and though she be but nine year old at the testator death she live  three of four year after in the family and see the furniture every day her  evidence agree too with what another person swear but his lordship offer they  the liberty to try it which they decline you may move before the master of the  roll to discharge the order make by the Lord chancellor on a motion of course  or a order make ex part for only one side be hear it be a continuance of the  same motion