Hicks Hall 14th July att the Generall Quarter Sessions held
for the County of middx before the Right Wppfll his maties.
Justices of the peace Inter the pish of Trinity in the Citty of
London Upon an Appeale and the pish of St. Leonard Shoreditch
in Com Middx .

That Edward Fenner< no role > his Wife & Three Children were by a Pass Warr!
sent to Trinity parrish for a Maintenance (put the Warrt whereupon
Trinity parrish Conceiveing themselves Agreived did Appeale which
sd Appeale was heard the said 14th of July 1715 And Upon hearing of
Councill on both Sides the Court did find it specially (vizt) The Court
did find that the said Edward Fenner< no role > was by Indres of Apprentices shipp
bearing date the 12: day of November 1706 bound Apprentice to
Richard Trubey< no role > Cittizen & vintner of London him to Serve for the
Space of Seven Years from the date of the said Indentures which
said Trubey lives in the parrish ofBut the said
Edward Fenner< no role > never did Serve or live with the said Trubey but
went to & livd with one Richard Green< no role > a Barber who at that
time inhabited in Trinity Parrish aforesd & Continued with him for
the Space of Three Years or thereabouts.

The Court doth also find that the sd Edward Fenner< no role > never was
turned Over by Trubey to Green according to the Custome of the
Citty of London before the Chamberlaine

The court doth also find that the said Green was a Freeman
of the Citty of London as well as Trubey.

And doth also find that the said Fenner Seldome lay in the said
Greens house dureing the time the said Fenner Served him the
said Greene.