Att a Vestry held the 13th. day of December
1700

Present.

Mr. Thomas Cooke< no role > Curate

Mr. Henry Buck< no role >
Mr. Thomas Briscoe< no role >
Mr. John Barker< no role >
Mr. Charles Branch< no role >
Mr. Richd Eames< no role >
Mr. Henry Hankey< no role >
Mr. James Webster< no role >
Mr. Wm. Holloway< no role >
Mr. John Goodlad< no role >

Mr. William Ingram< no role >
Mr. Peter Speght< no role >
Mr. Joseph Goldney< no role >
Mr. Charles Mitchell< no role >
Mr. Anthony Munn< no role >
Mr. James Ackerman< no role >
Mr John Dawson< no role >
Mr. Thomas Tewsley< no role >
Mr. Francis Lee< no role >
Mr. Thomas Shackle< no role >
Mr. Daniel Rawlinson< no role >

This Vestry was summoned by Mr. William
Holloway< no role > Upper Church: Warden for the Choice of Ward.
Officers Vizt. Scavengers Constables Inquest: men and Comon
Councill Men.

Scavingers
Mr Gonsales Mr Buck Mr.
Hancock Mr Holloway Mr
Hickman Mr Louch Mr Cash
Mr Poole Mr Lazingby Mr:
Wood Mr Sayer & Mr Paterson< no role >

Mr Gonsales excused.
from all Ward offices
the Sume of £10

Then was putt up for Scavengers Mr. Gonsales Mr. Henry
Buck, Mr. Edward Hancock< no role > , Mr. William Holloway< no role > Mr.
Benjamin Hickman< no role > Mr. Phillip Louch< no role > Mr. George Cash< no role > Mr.
John Poole< no role > , Mr. William Lasinby< no role > , Mr John Wood< no role > Mr. Richard
Sayer & Mr. Alexander Paterson< no role > This name instance is in set 1484. , who being severally putt
to the Vote, Mr. Gonsales was chosen, but desired to be excused
and to fine for all Ward offices, which was putt to the Vote
and allowed he paying a fine of £10.

Mr. Buck chose
Scavenger but excused

Mr. Buck was also chosen for Scavenger but desired to be
excused because he had let his house, & was about to goe out
within a Moneth from this day, which being put to the Vote it
past in the affirmative provided he left ye. parish within ye. time
but if he should stay longer to pay £10. for a fyne for all said Offices
but [..] agreeing with yt. Order was chosen into all Offices.

Mr Holloway fined for
all ward offices
the Sume of £10

Then the same persons were put in nomination for Scavengers
Constables & severally putt to the Vote and Mr. William Holloway< no role >
was chosen, but desired to fyne, which was put to the Vote &
allowed he paying a fyne of £10. for all ye sd. Offices.

Mr Hancock chose
Constable Scavinger &
Inquestman

Mr. Edward Hancock< no role > was also chosen for Constable Scavanger &
Inquestman