Henry Tydy and Eliza.
his wife £4. P ann
untill Chras 1704

This house shall pay £4. P ann from Midsomer aforesaid unto the
said Henry Tydy< no role > and Elizabeth< no role > his Wife and the Survivour of them
and the Executors and admstrators of such Survivour by half
yearely payments untill Michmas 1704 aforesaid when the said
Lease expires and no longer.

Jane Wade chose
a Sister

And wee do humbly recomend to this Court one Jane Wade< no role > to
bee chose a Sister of Susannas Ward in place of Isabell Taylor< no role > decd
the said Jane having bin an Assistant above Six yeares and of aged
report.

Eliza. Wilmhurst< no role > chose
a Sister

And that Elizabeth Wilmhurst< no role > bee likewise admitted Sister in
Tobias Ward in place of Ann Carter< no role > decd to whom she was
Assistant and behaved herselfe orderly.

Soames an Assistant

And that Alianor Soames< no role > Widdow bee Assistant to the Sister in
that Ward.

And wee humbly propose that the Gentlemen hereunder named
may bee called to bee Governours of this house. Vizt.

New Governrs :

Mr. Peter Hudson< no role >
Mr. Owen Buckingham< no role >
Mr. Robert Dickins< no role >
Mr. Thomas Ruck< no role >
Mr. Samuel Sheppard< no role >
Mr. Richard Joyce< no role >
Mr. Richard Chambers< no role >
Mr. Jacob Whitten< no role >
Sr . Henry Furness< no role >
Sr . William Scawen< no role >
Mr. John Davy< no role >
Mr. William Cole< no role >

Henry Cornish< no role > Esq
Mr. Nathaniel Gold< no role >
Mr. John Gold< no role >
Mr. William Moyer< no role >
Charles Chamberlain< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Samuel Moyer< no role >
Thomas Rodbard< no role > Esqr .
Thomas Frederick< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Thomas Serocold< no role >
Mr. John Coleman< no role >
Mr. Thomas Cooke< no role > .

dat 13. January 1693

Signed by

James Reading< no role >
Jno. Smith< no role >
Benja. Brownsmith< no role >
William Thomas< no role >
Thomas Cartwright< no role >

Thomas Firmin< no role >
Richard Taylor< no role >
John Young< no role > .

And the same was considered and approved by this Court
and ordered to bee observed in all things as the acts of this Court.