Noverint vnivsi per prsentes nos Johem Bostocke< no role > de Ware in Comitatn Hertford yeoman Johem Butler< no role > de pochia Sci
Leonardi Shoreditch in com Middlesex Calcearium, et Richolaum Turnor< no role > de Ware pradict Bargeman teneri, et Sir
miter obligari Johanni Alsop< no role > Scriptori et Francisco Drinkewater< no role > Pannaris Civibus London in Quinquaginta hbirs bona
ac leghs monete Anglie Solvend yedem Johannis Alsop< no role > et Francisco Drinkewater< no role > vel eorum alteri Sen eorum certo attornat
Executor, vel admstrator Suis; Ad quam quidem solucoem bene et fidelr faciend: Obligamus nos et quemlibet nostrum
per Se pro toto et in Solido hared, executor, et administrator nostros et cujuelibet urum firmiter per puter Sigillis
uris Sigillat Dat vicesimo quinto die July Anno Dni 1667 Annoq regni Dni uri Caroli Secundi Dei grac Anglie
Scoc Frauncie et Hibine Regis fidei Defensor Etc Decimo nono.

The condicon of this Obigacon is such, That whereas Grace Dionys one of the poore children that hath beene kept and mainteined
at the charge of the Parish of St Dionys Backechurch within the Ward of Langborne London is by Indenture of the date above-
written putt forth Apprentice by the above named John Alsop< no role > and Francis Drinkewater< no role > Churchwardens of the said Parish
and Overseers for the poore of the same unto the above bound John Bostocke< no role > and Elizabeth< no role > his wife for the terme of twelve yeares
commenceing from the date of the same Indenture, with the assent of Sir Thomas Adams< no role > knt : and Baronett and Sir John Frederick< no role >
knight two of the Justices of peace for the Citty of Londonby vertue of the Act for the releife of the poore made in the
three and fortieth yeare of the reigne of the late Queene Elizabeth As by the said Indenture more at large appeareth And
whereas the said John Alsop< no role > and Francis Drinkewater< no role > have the day of the date above written paid unto the said John Bostocke< no role >
and Elizabeth< no role > his wife the Sume of fourteene powndes of lawfull money of England with the said Apprentice. If therefore the
said John Bostocke< no role > and Elizabeth< no role > his wife , or either of them, their, or either of their, executors or administrators or any of them doe
and shall find and provide unto the said Grace Dionys meate, drinke, apparrell, and all other necessaries dureing the said terme of twelve
yeares according to the tenour of the said Indenture of Apprenticehood , And doe and shall from time to time and at all times
hereafter dureing the said terme of twelve yeares in the said Indenture of Apprenticehood menconed acquite and discharge or other-
wise well and sufficiently save and keepe harmeles the said Churchwardens and their Successors and all and every other person and
persons now being, or which within the said terme shall bee Inhabitants of the said Parish of St Dionys Backechurch of for touching
and concerneing the keeping and mainteyneing of the said Grace Dionys the Apprentice , And of and from all costs, charges, losses suites,
troubles, dammages and molestacons concerneing the same, That then this obligacon to bee void; or els it to stand & remaine
in full force and vertue

Sigill ac deliber dicti Johes Bostocke< no role > et
Bichus Turnor< no role > in prsentia nostrum

James [..]
Thos Mrke of
Henry [mark] Watts< no role >

Sigill ac deliber dictus Johes Butler< no role >
in prsentia nostrum

Tho Doughty< no role >
Nathaniel Gill< no role >
et Ben: Floyd< no role >

the Mrke of
John [..] Bostocke< no role > [mark]

John: Buller< no role >
Thos Mrke of
Nicholas [..] Turner< no role > [mark]