London Ss

Robb Geffery

Whereas Complaint hath can made unto us Two of his Maytis
Justices of the Peace for the Said Criy (Quor unus) by the Churchwardens
I overseers of the poore of the pish of St. Olive Hartstreete
London that one Thomas Purling< no role > is lately
comeinto their said Parish endeavering to So the there without
giveing notice in writeing according to Law or haveing gained any
Legall Settlement & whereas it appeares unto us upon the oath
of Henry Long< no role > [..] of the said Parish that it appeares by the
Register Book Keeped for that purpose that The Said Thomas
Purling< no role > was on the 6th day of October 1689 Baptised as an
Inhabitant of the Tower Liberty London .

W. Gore

These are therefore in his Majties name to charge & Comand you the
Churchwardens & Overseers of the poors of the pish of St. Olive Hartstreet
some or one of you upon Sight here of forthwith to remove I convey
the body of the said Thomas Purling< no role > out of yor said pish unto the
said Tower Liberty deliver him unto the Churchwardens and
overseers of the poors thereof or to Some or one of them who are
hereby required him to receive & pvide for fas occation shall
require untile they shall bee of him discharged by due Course of
Law & for soe doeing the shall be yor Wart. Given undr our hands
I seales this 27th day of March Anno Di. 1700

To the Churchwardens & overseers of the poore,
of the parish of St Olive Hartstreet London
and all others whome this may Concerne.