At a Vestry held on Friday December 15th.
1775

Present

Mr. Henry Rutt< no role > ,Mr. Thos. Ridgeway,Mr. Benjn. Tomkins< no role > ,
Mr. Geo: Maynard< no role > ,Mr. Peter Pope< no role > ,Mr. William Lem< no role > ,
Mr. Edward Tutet,Mr. Thos. Lancaster< no role > ,Mr. J: W: Oswin,
Mr. James Green< no role > ,Mr. Robt. Boyd,Mr. John Johnson< no role > ,
Mr. John Theed< no role > ,Mr. Thos. Hudson< no role > ,Mr. James Allen< no role > ,
Mr. Thos. Wright< no role > ,Mr. Henry Gretton< no role > ,Mr. Wm. Whatton< no role >
Mr. John Hawkins< no role > ,Mr. Robt. Gosling< no role > , and others.

The Minutes of the last Vestry of the 1st. August
were read and confirmed.

Ware property

Collier Row
property

Then Mr. Church Warden Barber reported from
the Committee appointed to Let the Parish Estates at
Ware and Collier Row, that the said Committee had
been down, and view'd the said Estates respectively
and had Let the Land at Ware to Thomas Green< no role > the
former Tenant on Lease for Twenty one Years at
Twenty two Pounds P Annum. That they had Let the
House on Collier Row Common to John Lord< no role > Son of the
late Tenant for Fourteen Years at Four Pounds P Ann.
Tax free. And the Close called Crowch Croft to James
Marshall Shopkeeper at Romford at Twelve Pounds
P Annum Tax free for the Term of Twenty one Years.
And that Leases thereof had been granted to them
accordingly.

Agreement with
New River Company

Mr. Maynard then acquainted the Vestry that he
had made an Agreement on the part of the Parish with
the New River Company for Two Pieces of Ground
adjoining to the Meadow at Ware as Tenants at Will
for Ten shillings a Year, and that the Committee had
let the same to Mr. Thomas Green< no role > at the same price;
as it was not meant to obtain any Advantage by
taking the said Pieces of Ground, but to prevent dispute [..]
if the same continued in other hands.

Ordered that the Thanks of this Vestry be given
to