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Richard Hoare< no role > Mayor

Compt: being this day made unto us, whose hands & seals are
hereunto sett, Two of her Majesties Justices of the peace
for this Citty & Liberties thereof (quor un) by you the
Churchwardens, & Overseers of the poore of the parrish
of St. Michaell Queenhith London: That Robert
Brown< no role > , Dorithy< no role > his wife wth. his two daughters Vzt.
Elizabeth< no role > about twenty, & Ann Browne< no role > about seaventeen
years of age, are come into your parrish, & like to be
Chargeable thereunto: And forasmuch as it appears
unto us the sd. Justices upon the Oath of the foresaid Robt.
Brown, that he servd his apprenticeshipp, wth. Francis
Phipps< no role > an inhabitant of the parrish of St. Peters Pauls
Wharfe, since which he hath obtaynd noe other Settlemt.

W Withers

Wee doe therefore adjudge the sd. parrish of St.
Peters Pauls Wharfe, to be the Legall settlement of the
sd: Robert Browne< no role > , & Dorithy< no role > his wife , wth. Elizabeth< no role > &
Ann Browne< no role > theire daughters

These are therefore in her Majesties name, requiring you
the Churchwardens & Overseers for the poore of the parrish
of St. Michael Queenhith forthwith upon sight hereof to
conveye the sd. Robert & Dorithy Browne, wth. Elizabeth
& Ann theire daughters into the for said parrish of St.
Peter Pauls wharfe, deliverring them, to the Churchwar-
dens & Overseers thereof, or some one of them, whoe are hereby
required to find & provide for according to Law: Hereof
faile not at your perrills, Given under our hands and
Seals this Sixteenth day of Aprill 1713

To the Churchwardens & Overseers
for the poore of the parrish of St. Micha
Queenhith , & the Churchwardens &
Overseers for the poore of the parrish of
St. Peter Pauls wharfe & all others
whome it may concrne