Poor on the Roll.

Eliz: Docketty< no role > 0:1:6
Sarah Nason< no role > 0:1:6
Sarah Parker< no role > This name instance is in set 1455. 0:1:6
Alice Cannon< no role > 0:1:6
Sarah Steeton< no role > 0:2:0
Mary Nason< no role > 0:2:0
Ann Roberts< no role > 0:1:6
Mary Ledbury< no role > 0:2:0
Ann Watts< no role > 0:1:6
Adde Field< no role > 0:2:0
Alice Hutcheson< no role > 0:1:6
Dorothy Hornby< no role > 0:2:6
Mary Parnell< no role > 0:2:6
Ann Gunn< no role > 0:1:0

Casual Poor
Richard Smith< no role > 0:1:0
Rebecca Christy< no role > 0:1:6
Eliz: Cutler< no role > 0:1:0
Carrd. up £1:8:0

Casual Poor
Brot. up £1:8:0
Mary May< no role > £0:2:0
Saml. Potter< no role > £0:2:0
Eliz: Saunders< no role > £0:1:6
Jane Dionis< no role > £0:1:6
Christopher Ebrall< no role > £0:2:0
Clement Lazell< no role > £0:2:0
Margt. Cooke< no role > £0:1:6
Sarah Cawdell< no role > £0:1:6
Mary Hawkins< no role > £0:1:4
Mary Ransom< no role > £0:2:0
Eliz: Yaxley< no role > This name instance is in set 3228. £0:1:0
Sarah Holford< no role > £0:1:6
Ann Newman< no role > £0:1:0
Priscilla Prichard< no role > £0:1:0
Mary Southgate £0:1:6
Wm. Williams< no role > £0:2:0
£2:13:4

At a Vestry held on Tuesday 23d. June
1767.

Present

Mr. Henry Newton< no role > Mr. John Chauntrell< no role > Mr. Richd: James,
Mr. Peter Pope< no role > , Mr. Edward Kent< no role > Mr Robt. Gosling< no role > ,
Mr. James Hebert< no role > , Mr. Philip Linde< no role > , Mr J: W: Oswin
Mr. John Barnard< no role > , Mr. Henry Gretton< no role > , Mr. Benjn. Tomkins< no role >
Mr. Daniel Moore< no role > , Mr. Joseph Barber< no role > .

Maintenance of
Poor

Mr Church Warden Green Acquainted the Gentlemen
Present that this Vestry was Held pursuant to Public
notice given in the Church to take into Consideration
the Present State and Condition of the Poor of this
Parish in the Workhouse and on other Affairs.

And Mr. Newton alledged that there was no
Complaint of ill treatment from Mr. Birch the Master
of the Workhouse , but that the Place was improper:
for that many Poor of other Parishes had been taken
in, which render'd it unwholsome: And that several.