London Ss

Tho Abney< no role >

Whereas Complaint hath been this day made unto us two
of her majties. Justices of the peace for the City of London
and Liberties (Quorum unus) by the Churchwardens
and Overseers of the poor of the parish of St. Peter in
Cornhill London that Agnes Whitbey< no role > widow of
Josiah Whitbey< no role > in come lately into the said parish
endeavourings to Settle her self therein and Both not
gained a Legall Settlemt. in the said parish
and whereas it appears unto us the said Justices That
she is become Chargeable unto this parish [..] and
whereas it appears unto us by the Examination on Oath
of the said Agnes whitbey that she is the Daughter
of James Donallson< no role > who lived Severall yeare in Rude
Lane & paid parish duties in the parish of St. Margret
Patton & London and the last Legall Settlemt. of the said
husband not being known and it not appearing unto us that
the said Agnes hath gained any Legall Settlement
since her said Husbands de [..] We doe therefore deem
& adjudge that the last Legall Settlemt. of the said
Agnes Whitbey< no role > is in the parish of St. Margaret Petcons
into City of London aforesaid

P. King

These are therefore in her Majties. Warne
to will and require you the Church Wardens & Overseers
of the poor of the parish of St. Peter Cornhill or someone
of you forthwith to remove pass & Convey the said Agnes Whilbey< no role >
from & out of yor. parish unto the parish of St. Margaret
Pattons London and her cease with the Churchwardens and
overseers of the poor there or someone of them who are
hereby required to receive and provide for her as the Lane
directs and this shall be yr. wereout given under one
hands & seals this rightwork day of June Ano Dni 1773

To the Churchwardens and Overseers
of the poor of the respective parishes
wth St. Peter in Cornhill London
And St. Margaret Pattons London}