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Robt Beachcroft< no role > Major

Complaint being this day made unto us whose hands and
Seales are hereunto sett Two of Her Maties Jusetices
of the peace for this City and Liberties thereof (Quor unus)
by you the Churchwardens & Overseers of the poor of the
parish of St. Bridgett ats Brides London that Robert Allcock< no role >
Carpenter with Mary< no role > his wife & Anne< no role > their Daughter
about two years of Age are come into your said parish
without being Legally Settled there and are likely to became
chargeable thereto unless timely prvented And
For as much as it appears unto us the said Justices
upon the Oath of the said Robert Allcock< no role > that he
the said Robert Allcock< no role > lived in Forestreet in the
parish of St. Giles's Cripplegate for Severall Years
before the death of King Charles the Second & soe for Some
time after in the Reigne of King James & noe Subsequent
Settlement appearing We do adjudge the last Legall
settlemt. of the said Robert Allcock< no role > to be in the
said parish of St. Giles's Cripplegate aforesaid

Samll Garrard< no role >

These are therefore in Her Maties name to
Charge & comand you the Church Wardens & Overseers of
the poor of St. Bridgett ats Brides aforesaid forthwith
to remove & convey the said Robert Allcock< no role > & Mary
his wife and the said Anne their Daughter from and
out of your said parish unto the parish of St. Giles's
Cripplegate aforesaid and them leave with the
Church Wardens and Overseers of the poor there or
with one of them who are hereby likewise
required to receive and provide for them according
to Law Hereof faile not and this Shall be your
Warrt Given under our hands and Seales this 21th.
day of January Anno Dui 1711

To the Church Wardens and
Overseers of the poor of the
recpective parishes of St. Bridgett
ats Bridges & St Giles's Cripplegate
London }