At a Vestry held for the whole Parish in the Vestry Room in the
Church On Wednesday the Third day of May Anno Dom 1732

Present

The Revd. Mr KynastonMr. Daniel Collcutt< no role > Mr Charles Buxton< no role >
Mr Deputy BrewisMr Frances Hawes< no role > Mr. Wm. Winne< no role >
Mr John Boswell< no role > Mr Joseph Walker< no role > Mr Whaley
Mr Thos. Hardwell< no role > Mr Lodowick Mansfield< no role > Mr John Turner< no role >
Mr Richd. Bridgman< no role > Mr Saml. Wellbourn< no role > Mr John Mouse< no role >
Mr John Jennings< no role > Mr Samuel Mayne< no role > Mr Wm. Cole< no role >
Mr Tho Welch< no role > Mr Wm. Heifford< no role > Mr Samuel How< no role >
Mr Jeremiah Wilson< no role > Mr Wm. Brent< no role > Mr Joseph Twynham< no role >
Mr Robert Hall< no role > Mr Hughes
Collo . Jno. Williams< no role > Mr Robert Comport< no role >
Mr Wm. King< no role > Mr Benjm. Gardiner< no role >
Mr John Towers< no role > Mr George Colebatch< no role >

The Report from the Committee Relating to the Vaults being Read. It
appeared to the Vestry that Mr Thomas Groves< no role > the Sexton of the Upper part
of the parish had been Guilty of Great Neglects in the Duty of his Office

Whereupon It was Ordered that the said Mr Groves be Reprimanded
in his said Neglects and that the Reverd. Mr Kynaston be desired to do the
same And to Inform him that in Case of any future Neglect this Vestry will
dismiss him from his said place or Office of Sexton

And the said Mr Groves was called into the Vestry Room and Reprimanded
accordingly and after haveing expressed his concern for the said Neglects
shd pardon of the Vestry And promised to be more cautions and dilligent
[..] the future

Ordered that the said Report of the Committee by Entered in the
Vestry Book.