Mr Levingston Peticon
read

Then was read a peticon of Mr James Levingstone< no role > & being considered
was putt to be Vote & carried Ordered that ye Churchwarden shall
was within his yeare A Same not exceeding £5 & to be distributed as
he think fitt to them both

Mr Jacksons pention
be withdrawne

Ordered That Mr Jacksons pention be withdrawne his Wife
haveing notice for him & her to Attend ye Vestry to shew cause why
theire pension should not be withdrawne both being Able to
worke

Mr Hamonds pention
be suspended

Ordered That Mrs Hamonds pension be suspended till she
gives an Accot: of the Father of the present Child she goes with

At a Vestry holden the fourth
Day of July 1699.

Present

Mr Tho: Cooke< no role > Curate

Mr Wm. Ingram< no role >
Mr John Barker< no role >
Mr John Goodlad< no role >
Mr Joseph Goldney< no role >
Mr Peter Speight< no role >
Mr Parnell< no role >

Mr Webster< no role >
Mr Gibson< no role >
Mr Rawlinson< no role >
Mr Cowley
Mr Mason
Mr Branch
Mr Dawson< no role >
Mr Cox
Mr Mariner
Mr Mitchell< no role >
Mr Holloway

Mr Barker chose Collect.
in the roome of Mr Mitchell< no role >
by reason of his Infirmities
[..] poverty

This Vestry was Sumoned by Mr Tewsly upper
Churchwarden for the Choice of A Collector: in the
Roome of Mr Niccolls< no role > who by reason of his Infirmities
and poverty was excused, Mr Hallum & Mr Barker< no role >
were nominated being in Course And the Choice fell
on Mr Barker.