The following Committee was Elected to assist the Church:
Warden & Overseers of the Poor in issuing Orders & making
Regulations for maintaining & employing the Poor

Mr. Thomas Sabe< no role > Mr William Taylor< no role > Mr Wm. Brander< no role >
Mr Edward Gibbs< no role > Mr Thos. Honiborn< no role > Mr Benjn. Bunn< no role >
Mr Joseph Read< no role > Mr William Coles< no role > Mr Philip Morgan< no role >
Mr Peter Astie< no role > Mr Geo. Ritherdon< no role > Mr Frans Pearse< no role >

Mr. William Money< no role > was elected Master of the Workhouse
for the year ensuing

Mrs. Rosemond Bedwell< no role > was elected Mistress of the Workhouse
for the year ensuing

Mr. John Collison< no role > was elected Beadle for the year ensuing

Mr. Joseph Skinner< no role > was postponed being put upper
Overseer for the year ensuing, he claiming an Exemption
from all Parish & other Officers by his being one of the
four Coal Makers, and appointed thereto by Warrant from the
Commissioners of the Customs

Ordered that the Vestry Clerk do take the Opinion of
a Civilian whether a Coal Makers appointed is Exempted
by his Majesty's Patent to the Commissioners of the Customs
of the 2d. day of December 1769.

A Motion was made & Seconded that the whole Expences of
Dining with the Churhchwardens on the present & every
future Election Day be defayedley the several Inhabitants
& Persons who shall so dine And consequently the two
parts of such Expence be charged to the Parish And on the
Question being put It was Voted & Ordered accordingly.