St Dionis Backchurch Parish:
Minutes of Parish Vestries
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7th January 1690 - 19th December 1711

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Image 243 of 38621st December 1695


Mr: Edmond Cox< no role >
Mr: Antonyo Ferris< no role >
Mr: Joseph Gouldney< no role >
Mr: John Dawson< no role >
Mr: James Marriner< no role > }

Mr: Patrick Oliphant< no role >
Mr: Edwd: Mercer< no role >
Mr: William Ingram< no role >
Mr: Joseph Hickman< no role > }

Collectors
Mr Martin Mr Lee Mr,
Mercer & Mr Belgrave


Choise fell upon Mr:
Martin & Mr Lee


Mr Martin a few &
had great losses was
excused paying £10


Mr Lee excused from
Collectors Sidesman
paying £3:

This Vestry was sumoned by Mr: Edward Gibson< no role > upper Churchwarden for the
choice of parish Officers for the yeare ensueing (vizt) Collectors: for the poore
Sidesmen and Churchwardens, Firstwere put in nomination for Collector
Mr: Phillip Martin< no role > Mr: Francis Lee< no role > Mr: Edward Mercer< no role > and Mr Thomas
Belgraeve and they being sevrally put to the vote the Choice fell on
Mr: Phillip Martin< no role > and Mr Francis Lee< no role > but Mr: Martin being a Ten &
haveing had great Losses was excused from being collector sidesman
& Churchwarden for a fine of tenn pounds and Mr: Lee was excused from
being Collector and sidesman for a fine of Three pounds.

Mr Mercer & Mr Belgrave
chose Collectors:

Then Mr: Edward Mercer< no role > and Mr: Thomas Belgrave< no role > was put up for Collectors:
and Chosen accordingly.

Sidesmen
Mr Bailey & Mr Tewsley

Then was put in nominacon for Sidesmen Mr: Richard Baily< no role > Mr: Thomas
Tewsley who being putt to the Vote was alsoe chosen.

Mr Hall chose upper
Church warden & Mr:
Lee under Church
Warden

Then they pceeded to the choise of Churchwardens and Mr: John
Hall being next in course was put upp for upper Churchwarden who was
unanimously chosen and Mr: Lee being putt upp for under churchwarden
was chosen accordingly.

Mr Woods Depty: to put
up a monument: for his Lady

Afterwards Mr Deputy Woods Made his request yt hee might putt
upp a monument against ye wall on ye south Side of the Church for
his Lady which was putt to the Vote and carried in the Affirmative




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