At a Vestry held on Thursday the 17th. Day of April
1734 .

Present

Mr. James Spackman< no role > ,Mr. Jasper Helment< no role > ,Mr. John Burt< no role >
Mr. Richard Tirrell< no role > ,Mr. James Hebert< no role > ,Mr. Thos. Mercer< no role >
Mr. Joseph Barney< no role > ,Mr. William Shippey< no role > ,Mr: Cumber< no role >
Mr: Willm. Bassett< no role > ,Mr. William Barber< no role > ,Mr: Johnson
Mr. Michael Aylett< no role > ,Mr. Willm: Holloway< no role > ,Mr. Richd: West< no role >
Mr. Henry Ludbery< no role > ,Mr: John Abbott< no role > ,Mr: James Fell< no role >
Mr. Edwd. Grant< no role > ,Mr. John Watton< no role > ,Mr. Hawkins< no role > . Etc

This Vestry was Summoned by Mr. Joseph
Mitchell< no role > Upper Church Warden for the Choice
of Parish Officers for the Year ensuing Vizt.
Church Wardens , Sidesmen , & Collectors
for the Poor.

The last Order of Vestry.
read.

Ordered that the last Order of Vestry be now Read
and it was read Accordingly.

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

Then Mr: John Clarke< no role > was putt up for Upper Church Warden
for the Year ensuing and chose.

Mr: William Shippey chose
under Church Wardens but
admitted to Fine on paying
£13 only.

And Mr: William Shippey< no role > was putt up for Under Church-
-Warden for the Year ensuing and chose but he desiring
to be admitted to Fine for the said Office, Upon the Question
It was ordered accordingly, he paying a Fine of
Thirteen Pounds only having before Served the Offices
of Collector and Sidesman.

Mr. Isaac Levy< no role > chose under
Church Warden

Then Mr: Isaac Levy< no role > was putt up for Under Church Warden
for the Year ensuing in the Room of Mr. Shippey, and it
was alledged on his Behalf that he should go out of the
Parish at Midsomer next, therefore desired to be Exempted
from serving the said Office, but the Excuse not bring
allowed, He was chose.

Mr. Charles Carpenter< no role > & Mr.
Saml. Littlebury< no role > chose Sidesmen

Then Mr: Charles Carpenter< no role > & Mr. Samuel Littlebury< no role > were
severally put up to serve the Offices of Sidesmen for the
Year ensuing and chose.