Att a Vestry held for the whole Parish in the Vestry in the Church
on Tuesday the first day of June 1736 .

Present

Mr Deputy BrowisMr John Whalley< no role > Mr Turgis Bennett< no role >
Mr John Towers< no role > Mr John Wilkinson< no role > Mr Richd. Bridgman< no role >
Mr Thomas Littler< no role > Mr Jere: Wilson< no role > Mr Hugh Lewis< no role >
Mr William King< no role > Mr William Barrow< no role > Capt. How
Mr William Rose< no role > Mr Benjm: Gardiner< no role > Mr William Cole< no role >
Mr William Winne< no role > Mr Geo: Colebatch< no role > Mr Anthony Mead< no role >
Mr Samll Wellburne< no role > Mr Elias Lollett< no role >
Mr Willm Feiffer< no role >

The Last Orders of Vestry being read were Confirmed

Mr Churchwarden Cordon Acquainted the Vestry
that Mr John Lepper< no role > late an Inhabitant and one of the Antients of
the Freedom part of this Parish being dead his Widow (by Mr
Wilkinson) desired the leave of this Vestry that the Corps of the said
Mr Lepper may be permitted to be buryed in the Church she paying
the same of Five Pounds and making good all Damages with the
Expence and Charge of calling this Vestry

Whereupon the former orders of Vestry relating to the
prohibition of persons being buryed in the Church without lease of the
Vestry being read, It was unanimously agreed And this Vestry
doth accordingly give leave that the Corps of the said Mr Lepper
be buryed in the Church his Widow paying the sume of Five
pounds and making good all Damages by means thereof And pay
the Expence and Charge of calling this Vestry