To the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of [..]
the Parish of St. James Westminester in the County of Middx
and to the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
of St. Margaretts Westminster in the said County aforesaid
and to each and Every of them.

Middx ss.
Jno Ellis< no role >

Whereas Complaint hath been made by you unto us whose
Hands and Seals are hereunto fettwo of hisMajesties
Justices of the Peace (Quorum unus) for theCounty
aforesaid, thatSarah Macklaine< no role > Daughter of Thomas< no role > and Margarets
Macklaine< no role > s (aged about fouryeares)
islately intrudedand come-into your saidParish
ofSt James's ,there to inhabit asaParishioner contrary to
the Laws relating to the Settlement of the Poor, andisthere likely
to become Chargeable, if not timely prevented. And whereas up-
on due Examination and Enquiry made into the Premissesupon the
Oath of Mary Macklaine< no role > is appears
unto us, and we accordingly Adjudge, That the SaidSarah
Macklaine< no role > is
likely to become chargeable, and thatherlast Legal Place of Set-
tlement was in thesaid Parish of St. Margarett in Westiminster
and County aforesaid.

Christian Cole< no role > .

These are therefore inhisMajesties Name to Order and
Require you the Said Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor of
St. James's aforesaid, That you, or some of you do forth-
with remove and convey the saidSarah Macklaine< no role >
out of andfrom your saidParish
to theParish of St. Margaretts Westmr ,aforesaid, and herdeliver
to the Church-wardens and Overseers of the Poor there, or some or
one of them, together with this our Warrant or Order, or a true
Coppy hereof, whereby they are likewife requir'd inhisMajesties
Name, and by Virtue of teh Statutes in such Case made, forthwith
to receive the saidSarah Macklaine< no role >
into their SaidParish and Care.and provide forher
as their own Parrshioner, Given under our Hands and Seals, the
twenty fourthday ofJuly Anno RegniRegis Dom
Georgynunc Magnx Britannix, Etc.Octovo
Annoq; Dom.1722.

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