for the Year ensuing in the Room of Mr. Hool and chose
but desiring to be admitted also to Fine for the said Office
It was ordered accordingly paying a Fine of thirteen pounds
only, having before served the Offices of Collector & Sideman.

Mr. John Clarke< no role > chose under
Church Warden .

Then Mr. John Clarke< no role > was putt up for under Church Warden
for the Year ensuing in the Room of Mr. Grant & chose.

Mr. Jasper Halment< no role > & Mr. James
Good chose Sidesman .

Then Mr. Jasper Helment< no role > & Mr. James Goode were
severally putt up for Sidemen for the Year ensuing and
chose.

Mr. Richd. Hargrave< no role > & Mr. John.
Watton chose Collectors for the Poor.

Then Mr. Richard Hargrave< no role > and Mr. John Watton< no role > were
severally putt up to serve the Offices of Collectors for the
Poor for the Year ensuing and chose.

An Order of Vestry of 28th. Septr. 1730
Read

Ordered that an Order of Vestry of the 28th. Septr 1730
relating to the Choice of a Sexton or Sextoness annually in
Easter Week be now read and it was read accordingly.

Mrs. Susan Wood< no role > chose Sextoness.

Then Mrs: Susan Wood< no role > was putt up for Sextoness for the
Year ensuing and chose.

Auditors appointed to auditt.
Mr. Weeds Account

Ordered that any Five or more of the Gentlemen of this
Parish that have served the Office of Church Warden be
impowered to auditt the Accounts of Mr. Samuel Weed,
the same to be audited in one Month.

Mr. Richd: Lindsey< no role > 's Pew allotted
to Saml: Kent< no role > : Esqr : her paying
£10 as a Consideration for ye. use thereof
keeping the same Repaired.

Mr. Church Warden Weed moved on Behalf of Samuel
Kent Esqr . (a Parishioner) that he might have the use
of a Pew in the Church (late Mr. Richard Lindsey< no role > 's) for
himself and Family during so long only as he shall
continue an Inhabitant of this Parish, he keeping the
said Pew in good Repair and paying for the use thereof
as a Consideration the Sum of ten pounds, And the
Question being putt on the said Motion it was ordered
accordingly Mr. Kent paying the sum of ten pounds and
keeping the said Pew in Repair.

A Motion made that ye. Money paid
by Mr.. Kent be presented to Mr.
Lindsey and ordered accordingly.

Then Joseph Hankey< no role > Esqr : moved that the Money to be paid
by Mr. Kent for the Use of the said Pew might be presented by
the Church Warden on the Behalf of the Parish to Mr. Richd.
Lindsey who had been formerly a Parishioner and considerable