The colonial vestry book of Lynnhaven Parish, Princess Anne County, Virginia, 1723-1786, Part 10

Author: Lynnhaven Parish (Princess Anne County, Va.)
Publication date: 1949
Publisher: Newport News, Va. : G.C. Mason
Number of Pages: 178


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Test Charles Gasking Clerk [of] Vestry


[89] Princess ann County


At a Vestry Held the 6th Day of October 1764


The Reverend Robert Dickson Minister


Capt. James Kempe and


Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker Churchwardens


Colo. Anthony Walke Capt. John Whitehurst Mr. John Whitehead


Present


Mr. William Woodhouse Capt. William Keeling Capt. Jonathan Saunders


Mr. Thomas 01ds & Mr. Dennis Dawley Vestry men


The Parish of Linhaven [is] Dr:


Neet Tobo:


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister Conveniant


16000


To ditto for shrinkage & Cask


1280


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of Brick Church


1200


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chaple


1200


To Charles Gasking Clerk of Easternshore Chaple


1200


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning Brick Church & Yard


· 270


To ditto Towards his Relief 300


To Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker for Cleaning Easternshore Chaple 270


To ditto for finding the Ellements for the Easternshore Chaple 240


To William Dyer for Cleaning pungo Chaple 6 months 90


To Charles Cason for Cleaning ditto 6 months 90


To Mary Broughton Towards her Relief 250


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To Sarah Edmonds Towards her Relief 400


To Mary Barnes for keeping her son Jonathan 500


To Elizabeth Harvey Towards her Relief 180


To Henry Kinzee for a levy over Charg'd last year 50


To John Wickins per Account 16/ 96


To Mr. Thomas Olds per Account £7:4:2: 865


To Pheby Dyer Towards her Relief & Children 500


To Capt. James Kempe for finding the Ellements at Brick Church 240


To ditto per John Cox per Account 16/ 96


To Mr. John Bonney for finding the Ellements at pungo 240


To Henry Dawley for a levy Over Charg'd last year 50


To Colo. Anthony Walke & son per Account £12:3:6-1/4


1461-1/4


To William Nimmo Sr. per Account 20/ 120


To Doctor Lewis Price for Attending the parishoners 2400


To John Bishop for keeping George Green 360


To Samuel Rea Towards his Relief 720


To Tully Williamson for Cureing Francis Barnes of a scald head 180


To Abia Consaulvo Towards her Relief & four Children 600


To Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry & for Recording the processions 800


To The Churchwardens Towards Building Mary Broughton a house 510


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on 32758-1/4 1965


34723-1/4


Cr: By 2121 Tithables @ 16-1/4 lbs. per pole is 34442


Fraction Carried to the County Levy 281


34723-1/4


Ordered that Capt. Jonathan Saunders Receive from Each Tithable 16-1/4 lbs. of Neet Tobacco for this year and Make payment to Each Claimer as above Di- rected


Agreed with John Bishop & wife to take Care & Look after the parishoners the Ensuing year for £12:0:0: The said Bishop & wife to have Their Diet found them, & the said Bishop is to Endeavour to make Corn Pease portators on the said parish [land?] & also to have fouls Raised for the Support of the said parishoners


Agreed with Richard Murray to keep Anguss McCaul's 2 Children the Ensuing year for £6


Ordered that the Churchwardens find junk for the parishoners To pick the Ensuing year


Ordered that Mr. Andrew Stewart pay John Cox Twelve pounds out of the parish Money in his hands


Ordered that the said Stewart pay Anthony Williamson Seven Shillings out of the same


[90]


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Ordered that Capt. James Kempe be paid £26:1:11: out of the Money in his hands that was Due from Mrs. Noro Parsons


Ordered that the Churchwardens or Mr. Stewart pay Thomas Williamson Teen pounds


The church- Ordered that the Churchwardens Capt. William Woodhouse and Capt. Dennis Dawley wardens to vew Vew & look over the Repair that the said Thomas Williamson is to make in pungo the upper chap! Chaple & see that he put no Bad Stuff in the said Chapple


Anthony Walke


[91] Vestry man


October 12th day 1765


Major Anthony Walke Being Chosen a Vestry man of this Parish & having taken All the Oaths enjoining & subscribed The Test are Admitted a member of the said Vestry Anthony Walke Junior


Princess Anne County


At A vestry Held the 12th Day of October 1765


The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister


Capt. James Kempe & Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker Church wardens


Colo. Anthony Walke, Capt. John Whitehurst, Capt. William Keeling, Capt. William Woodhouse, Capt. Dennis Dawley, & Mr. Thomas Olds, Vestry men


Present


The Parish of Lynhaven [is] Dr:


Neet Tobo:


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Conveniant 16000


To ditto for Shrinkage & Cask 1280


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of the Brick Church 1200


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chapple 1200


To Charles Gasking Clerk of Eastern shore Chapple 1200


To ditto Clerk of Vestry 250


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning Brick Church & yard 270


To ditto Towards his Relief 300


To Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker for Cleaning Eastern shore Chapple 240


To ditto per Account £5:15:3: 692


To ditto for finding the Ellements Eastern shore Chapple 240


To Mr. Tully Williamson for Cleaning pungo Chapple 180


To Mary Broughton Towards her Relief 250


To Sarah Edmonds Towards her Relief 400


To Mary Barns for Keeping her son Jonathan 500


To Elizabeth Harvey Towards her Relief 180


To Colo. Nathaniel Newton for Inquisition on Drown'd persons 549


To Pheby Dyer Towards her Relief & Children 400


To William Biddle per Account 3/9 222


[92]


To Capt. William Woodhouse Senior per Account £2:0:0: 240


To Mr. Thomas Olds per Account £7:15:7: 9333


To Mr. George Corprew per Account £2:19:0: 354


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To Mr. James Williamson Newton per Account £1:8: 168


To Mr. John Bonney Senior [for] finding the Ellements: upper Chapple 240 To Capt. James Kempe for finding Ellements for Brick Church 240


To Samuel Rea Towards his Relief 720


To Colo. Anthony Walke & son per Account £46:12:1-3/4 5593


To ditto as Assignees of Doctor Lewis Price 1200


To ditto as assignees of William Nimmo Senior £7:11:9: 910


To John Malbone 2 levies over charged in 1762: & 63: 104


To Richard Murry for keeping Angus McCauls 2 Children 840


To Abia Consaulvo Towards her Relief & 4 Children 600


To John Michal Kenline for making ministers gounds


90


To John Biddle per Account £3:3:9: 383


To Ruth Smith Towards her Relief 200


To Harison Banks for Rent of house for Samuel Rea 150


To the Churchwardens Towards the Support of the parishoners 4400


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on . . 2563


. 42719


45282


Cr: By 2203 Tithables @ 202 lbs. per pole is 45100


Fraction Carried to the County Levy 182 45282


Ordered that Mr. John Ackiss Sherif Receive from Each Tithable 202 lbs of Neat Tobaco for this year & make payment to Each Claimer as above Directed


Anthony Walke Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry


Ordered that Mr. Andrew Stewart pay Capt. James Kempe Churchwarden The sum of Twenty pounds Nineteen Shillings & one penny it Being the Ballance Due from him to the parish


Ordered that Capt. James Kempe pay to Colo. Anthony Walke & son Assignees of John Bishop the Sum of Six pound Eleven Shillings out of the money in his hands Which is the sum of £19:15:2:


Ordered that Capt. James Kempe pay Thomas Williamson the sum of Twenty one pounds Eighteen Shillings & Eightpence out of the money he is to Receive from Mr. Stewart


Agreed with Richard Murry to Keep Anguss McCauls 2 Children The Ensuing year for £6:0:0:


Agreed with Thomas Gorden to Keep Thomas Oldners Child The Ensuing year for £4:0:0:


Agreed with Tully Williamson to find Bricks @ 25/. per Thousand for the upper Chapple


Capt. Kempe's Motion for Gallery


On the Motion of Capt. James Kempe it's unanimisly Agreed & Liberty given him to Erect a hanging pew on the North side of the Brick Church


Mr. Edwd Mose- On the Motion of Mr. Edward Moseley Junior for a Gallery in the Brick Church ley's Motion for Gallery on the South side, it's therefore Granted him, so that the same do not Effect the pulpitt


[93] Stewart to pay


Capt. Kempe to pay


Capt. Kempe to pay


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Capt.Keeling's Motion for Gallery


On the Motion of Capt. William Keeling, it's unanimisly Agreed & liberty giv- en him, to Erect a hanging pew on the South side of the Eastern shore Chapple, ad joining the other gallery at His own Cost, the Stairs to Run up in the S.W. Corner.


Agreed with Capt. William Woodhouse Senior to Keep Anne Colly's Child the En- suing year for £5


Agreed with John Bishop to take Care & Look after the parishoners the Ensuing year for £12:0:0: per year & they to have their Dyet found them, & he the said Bishop is to Endeavour to make a Crop of Corn pease &ca.


Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry


[94] Princes Anne County


At a Vestry Held the 13th Day October 1766


Present The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister


Capt. James Kempe [&] Mr. Thomas Reynolds Walker Church Wardens


Colo. Anthony Walke Colo. Edward Hack Moseley Colo. Nathaniel Newton


Capt. John Whitehurst Capt. William Keeling Capt. William Woodhouse


Capt. Dennis Dawley & Mr. Thomas Olds Vestry men


The Parish of Lynhaven [is] Dr.


Neat Tobaco


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Convenient


16000


To ditto for Shrinkage & Cask 1280


1200


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of upper Chappel


1200


To Charles Gasking Clerk of Eastern shore Chappel


1200


To ditto per Account & Clerk of Vestry 490


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning Brick Church 270


To ditto Towards his Relief 300


To Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker for Cleaning Eastern shore Cappel 270


To ditto for finding the Ellements for Eastern shore Chappel 240


To ditto per Account £1:13:


198


To Mr. Tully Williamson for Cleaning upper Chappel


180


To Mary Broughton Towards her Relief 150


To Sarah Edmonds Towards her Relief


400


To Elizabeth Harvey Towards her Relief


300


To Thomas Lewis per Account £1:5:


150


To Abia Consaulvo towards her Relief & 3 Children


400


To Mr. Thomas Olds per Account £3:12:8:


436


To Mr. John Bonney for finding the Ellements [for] upper Chappel 240


To Capt. James Kempe [for] finding Ellements [for] Brick Church 240


To ditto per Account £10:10:7:


1263-14


To ditto Assignee of John Bishop 1440


To Thomas Gorden for Keeping Thomas Oldner's Child 480


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of Brick Church


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To Capt. William Woodhouse for keeping Ann Colleys Child 600


To ditto per Account 15/ 90


To Richard Murry for keeping Angus McCaul's 2 Children 720


To Thomas Scophus 1 levy overcharged last year 50}


To William Nimmo for making Jonathan Harper's Coffen 45


To Colo. Anthony Walke 1 levey Overcharged last year 50}


To ditto per Account £47:5:1-3/4: 5670를


To Capt. William Keeling per Account £2:8:4: 290


To Mary Barns for keeping her son Jonathan 500


To Elizabeth Fountain for keeping Margaret Fountain 600


To William Biddle per Account £3:18:6: 471


To Col. Nathaniel Newtonper Account 503


To John Denny for making William Willett['s] Coffen 45


To Thomas Williamson per Account £13:2:5:


1575


To Mary Moroner per Account £1:11:3: 187를


To the Church wardens, toward the Repair of the Brick Church 5500


and Support of the parishoners the Ensuing year


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on . 45225-1/4 2713


47938-1/4


Cr: By 2272 Tithables @ 21lbs per pole is 47712


By fraction Carried to County levey 226 47938


Ordered that Capt. Frederick Boush Sherif Receive From Each Tithable 21 lbs. of Neat Tobaco for this year & make Payment to Each Claimer as above Derected


Anthony Walke


Agreed with Thomas Gorden & wife to keep Thomas Oldner's Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:


Agreed with Richard Murry & wife to keep Angus McCaul's 2 Children the Ensu- ing year for £6:0:


Agreed with Mary Cear to keep her 2 Children the Ensuing year for £3:6:8:


Agreed with Doctor Robert Paterson to take Care & look after The parishoners the Ensuing year & that he Bring his Account in at the laying of the Next parish levey.


Agreed with Ann Fleer to keep her 3 Children the Ensuing year for £5:0:0:


Agreed with John Bishop & wife to take Care & look after The parishoners the Ensuing year for the Sum of £12:0: per year


Agreed with Thomas Turner to keep Bridgett Colley the Ensuing year for £2:10: Agreed with Capt. William Woodhouse to keep Margrett Colley the Ensuing year for £5:0:


Agreed with Mr. Edward Moseley to Repair the Brick Church the Ensuing year & that the Church wardens pay Him for the Same.


[96]


[95]


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On the Motion of Charles Gasking for a Greater allowance as Clerk of the Eas -- tern shore Chappel & Clerk of the Vestry that he The said Gasking have for the said Services 2000 lbs. of Neat Tobaco per year, & that Mr. John Bulman & Mr. Cason Moore Clerks of The Brick Church & pungo Chappel have 1650 lbs. of Neat Tobaco Each per year for their said Services &ca.


Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry


[97] Princess Anne County


At a vestry held the 14th of October 1767 [Present] The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister


Capt. James Kempe & Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker ( Church wardens


Present


Colo. Anthony Walke Colo. Edward Hack Moseley Capt. John Whitehurst


Capt. William Keeling Capt. Dennis Dawley & Capt. William Woodhouse


The Parish of Lynhaven [is] . . Debtor


Neet Tobaco


To the Reverend Robert Dickson Minister Conveniant 16000


To ditto for shrinkage & Cask 1280


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of Brick Church 1650


To ditto for Burying Anne Rice 30


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the upper Chapple 1650


To Charles Gasking Clerk [of] Eastern shore Chapple & Vestry 2000


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning the Brick Church 270


To ditto towards his Relief 360


To Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker for Cleaning Eastern shore Chapple 270


To ditto for finding the Ellements [for] Eastern shore Chapple 240


To Mr. Tully Williamson for Cleaning upper Chapple 180


To ditto per Account £1:5:0:


150


To Mary Broughton Towards her Relief


150


To Sarah Edmonds towards her Relief 400


To Elizabeth Harvey towards her Relief 300


To Abia Consolvo towards her Relief & 3 Children


400


To Mr. John Bonney Deceased for finding the Ellements: upper Chapple 240


To Capt. James Kempe for finding Ellements for Brick Church 240


To Thomas Gorden for keeping Thomas Oldner's Child 420


To Willis Linten for 1 levey Over Charged last year


60}


To Richard Murry for keeping Angus McCaul's Children 720


To Elizabeth Fountain towards her Relief 600


To Anne Fleer for keeping her Children 600


To Thomas Turner for keeping Bridgett Colley 300


To Mr. William Woodhouse (son of Capt.) for keeping Margrett Colley 600


[98]


To Colo. Anthony Walke & son Assignees of John Bishop 1440


To ditto Assignees of Mary Kear 400


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To ditto per Account £43:17:2: 5263


To ditto for l levy Over Charges last year


50골


To Ruth Smith towards her Relief 300


To Argan Grimstead towards her Relief & 3 Children 400


To Thomas Ward Senior for maintaining William Turton some time since 800


To John Dolby per Account £0:13: 78


To Anthony Williamson for keeping George Price 336


To Charles Broughton for keeping Thomas Broughton's Child 420


To Hillery Brinson for 1 levy Overcharged last year 60를


To Winney Oharrow [O'Hara?] towards her Relief & 2 Children 300


To William Biddle 1 levy overcharged & making a Coffen 105


To Doctor Robert Paterson per Account £9:0:6: 1083


To Jonathan Porter per Account 7/6 45


To Thomas Scophus 1 levy overcharged 60를


To Mary Barnes for keeping her son Jonathan 500


To Thomas Olds per Account £3:3:10 383


To Capt. Frederick Boush per Account £0:17:6: 105


To ditto for Insolvants 2678₺


To Daniel Dudly per Account £2:0:0: 240


To Mr. Edward Moseley (son of Francis) 36


To the Churchwardens Towards the Support of the Parishoners 2000 the Ensuing year 461942


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on


2771


48965층


Cr: By 2296 Tithables @ 21-1/4 per pole is 48790


By Fraction Carried to County levy 175 48965


Ordered that Capt. Frederick Boush Sherif Receive from Each Tithable 21-1/4 lbs. of Neat Tobaco for this year and make payment to Each Claimer as above


Anthony Walke


Mr. Anthony Lawson being this day Appointed Vestryman and Desired that he take the Oaths Accordingly


Order to sell Agreed & Resolved by this vestry that the Church wardens sell the Negro wench Negro wench Rachal Rachal belonging to the Parish & that the Money Ariseing thereby be applyed towards buying another Negro


Agreed with Richard Murry to keep Angus McCaull's Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:0:


Agreed with Mary Kerr to keep her 2 Children the Ensuing year for £2:10: Agreed with Anne Fleer to keep her 3 Children the Ensuing year for £3:6:8: Agreed with Charles Broughton to keep Thomas Oldner's Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:0:


[99] Vestry Man chosen


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Agreed with Thomas Simmons to keep Bridgett Colly the Ensuing year for £1: 15:


Agreed with Mr. William Woodhouse (son of Capt.) to keep Margrett Colley the Ensuing year for £5:0:


Agreed with John Dolby to take Care & to look after the Parishoners the Ensu- ing year, he to build a hen house Crib & Repair the Garden & all Other Neces- sarys in the Carpenters way &ca. for £12: per year


On the Motion of Colo. Edward Rack Moseley to Build a pew in the Brick Church behind the front door so as Not to Discommode the Communion it is therefore granted him, and to Move the front Door Close to the Justices wife's pew.


Ordered that the Church wardens In case of John Dolby's Misbehaviour to Re- move him, & Place who they think Proper to take Care & look after the parish- oners.


[100]


At a vestry Held the 14th of October 1767


Ordered that Mr. Thumar [Thurmer] Hoggard & Mr. Perrain Smith Procession all the land on the North side of the Eastern Branch Precinct and make Return According to Law.


Thomas Wiles & John Mathias Procession the South side of The Eastern Branch and make Return According to Law.


William Wishart & Francis Moore Procession Little Creek Precinct and make Return According to Law.


Mr. Andrew Stewart & Mr. James Carraway Procession the lower Precinct of the western shore & make Return according to law.


Mr. James Whitehurst (son of Capt.) and Mr. Joshua Mathias Procession The upper precinct of the western shore.


Mr. John Keeling Senior & Mr. Peter Nolly Ellegood, Joel Cornick Senior, & Mr. John Haynes Procession the Lower Precinct of the Eastern shore.


Mr. Jonathan Jackson, Thomas Williamson, James Hendley, Jonathan Whitehead & John James, Procession the upper Precinct of the Eastern shore.


Mr. James Tooly & Willoughby olds Procession Black warter Precinct.


Anthony Walke


Test Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry


At A vestry held the 7th of July 1768


Present Capt. James Kempe, Colo. Edward Hack Moseley, Mr. Thomas Reynolds] Walker, Capt. Dennis Dawley & Mr. Thomas 01ds


Francis Moore being Appointed one of the Procession Masters for little Creek Precinct last vestry & is since Dead ordered that John Collins son of George & William Wishart Procession all the land in little Creek Precinct & make Return of the same According to Law.


James Kempe


[101] Princess Anne County


At a vestry held the 24th of October 1768


The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister


Church wardens Capt. James Kempe & Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker}


Colo. Edward Hack Moseley Capt. John Whitehurst Capt. William Woodhouse


Present


Mr. Thomas Olds Capt. Dennis Dawley & Maj. Anthony Walke Vestry men


VESTRY BOOK OF LYNHAVEN PARISH


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The Parish of Lynhaven [is] · Dr.


Neat Tobaco


To Ditto: for shrinkage and Cask


1280


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of the Brick Church


1650


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the upper Chaple 1650


To Charles Gasking Clerk of Eastern shore Chaple & Vestry


2000


To Ditto Assignee of Jonathan Porter


45


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning Brick Church


270


To Ditto towards his Relief 360


To Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker for Cleaning Eastern shore Chaple 270


To Ditto for finding the Ellements [for] Eastern shore Chaple 240


To Ditto per Account £6:2:0:


732


To Tully Williamson for Cleaning upper Chaple 180


150


To Sarah Edmonds towards. her Relief


400


To Elizabeth Harvey (widow of Francis) towards her Relief 300


To Abia Consolvo towards her Children's Relief 400


To Jonathan Bonney [for] finding Ellements [for] upper Chaple 240


To Capt. James Kempe [for] finding Ellements [for] Brick Church 240


To Ditto per Account £10:18:4: 1310


To Charles Broughton for keeping Thomas Oldner's Child 360


To Richard Murrey for keeping Angus McCaules Child 360


To Elizabeth Fountain towards her Relief 600


To Anne Fleer for keeping her 3 Children 400


To Thomas Simmons for keeping Bridgett Colly 210


To William Woodhouse for keeping Margrett Colly 600


To Colo. Anthony Walke & son Assignees of Mary Kear 300


To Ditto Assignees of Ditto for keeping Abigal Frost's Child 60


To Ditto per Account £23:15:5-3/4: 2853


To Ditto Assignees of John Dolby 468


To Mary Barnes for keeping her son Jonathan 500


To James Braithwaite & Company 8/6 51


To John Gisbon per Account £8:18: 1068


To Dinah Mason for the Support of her Children 200


To Darcass Franklin for keeping Henry Kinsey's Child 240


To John Jamieson for one levy Over Charged last year 29


To Blazan Vangover for keeping Francis welding 480


[102]


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister conveniant


16000


To Mary Broughton towards her Relief


82


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To George Trouton for looking after the Parishoners 8 months 960


To William Fentress for one levy Over Charg'd Some time past 61


To Ditto for keeping Lidia Fentresses Child 12 months 360


To Richard Douge per Account £2:10:


300


To John Cox Ditcher towards his Relief 100


To Mr. John Ackiss per Account £7:13:


918


To James Williamson (Warehouse) per Account £3:0:0: 360


To Mark Tune per Account £1:13:4: 200


To Doctor John Bowser per Account £11:15:6: 1413


To Richard Williamson per Account £5:5:


630


To Elizabeth Omeary per Acount 15/


90


To James Garton towards his Relief 300


To Colo. Lemuel Cornick per Account £3:7:6: 405


Argan Grimstead towards her 2 Children's Relief 400


To the Church wardens towards the Support of thel Parishoners the Ensuing year 3000 46569


To Commition on 46569 lbs. @ 6 per Ct. is 2794


49363


Cr: By 2302 Tithables @ 21-1/4 per pole is 48918


By Fraction 445


49363


Ordered that the Churchwardens Receive from Each Tithable 21-1/4 lbs. of Neat Tobaco for this year and make payment to Each Claimer as above.


[103] Agreements


James Kempe Charles Gasking Clerk of the Vestry Agreed with Anne Fleer to keep her 3 Children the Ensuing year for £4:3:4: Agreed with Richard Murrey to keep Angus McCauls Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:0:


Agreed with Mary Kear to keep her 2 Children the Ensuing year for £2:10: Agreed with Charles James to keep Ruth Smith the Ensuing year for £3:6:8: Agreed with Thomas Harvey to keep George price the Ensuing year for £3:0:0: Agreed with Charles Broughton to keep Thomas Oldners Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:0


Agreed with Elizabeth Harvey (widow [of] Thomas) to keep her 3 Children the Ensuing year for £4:3:4:


Agreed with Lemuel Wakefield to keep Lemuel Gasking's Child the Ensuing year for £3:0:0:


Agreed with Elizabeth Omeary to keep her 4 Grandchildren the Ensuing year for £5:0:0:


Agreed with William Woodhouse to keep Margrett Colly the Ensuing year for £4:


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Agreed with George Trouton & wife to take Care & look after the Parishoners the Ensuing year for £12:0:0: per year.


Capt. James Kempe and Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker being Continued Churchwar- dens for the Ensuing year its therefore ordered that they Execute their office accordingly.


Charles Gasking Clerk of Vestry


At a vestry Held the 14th of November 1769


Present Capt. James Kempe [&] Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker Churchwardens


Colo. Edward Hack Moseley Capt. John Whitehurst Mr. William Woodhouse Capt. Dennis Dawley Vestry Men


Mr. Anthony Lawson being Chosen a vestry man of this parish and he having taken the Oaths Enjoind & Subscribed the Test is admitted member of the same.


Anthony Lawson


[104] Robinson a vestry man


Princess Anne


At a vestry Held the 9th Day of October 1769


The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister


James Kempe Gentlemen Church wardens


Present


Edward Hack Moseley John Whitehurst William Woodhouse


Dennis Dawley Anthony Walke and Tully Robinson Gentlemen Vestry


The Parish of Lynhaven [is] Dr:


Neat Tobaco


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Convenient 16000


To Ditto for Shrinkage & Cask


1280


To Mr. John Bulman Clerk of Brick Church


1650


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk upper Chapple 1650


To Charles Gasking Clerk Eastern shore Chapple & Vestry 2000


To James Williamson per Account £2:0:0: 240


To Anthony McKeel for Cleaning Brick Church 270


To Ditto Towards his Relief 360


To Mr. Thomas Rey[nolds] Walker for Cleaning Eastern shore Chapple 270


To Ditto for finding the Ellements [for] Eastern shore Chapple 240


To Major Anthony Walke Assignee of Mary Kear 300


To Ditto Assignee of Lemuel Wakefield 360


To Ditto Assignee of Elizabeth Harvey (widow of Thomas) 500


To Ditto per Account £20:15:9} 2494-3/4


To Mr. Thomas Old per Account £5:17:6: 705


To Jonathan Bonny for finding Ellements [for] upper Chapple 240


To Richard Williamson for keeping Murphy's Child 90


Lawson a vestry man


Capt. Tully Robinson, Being Chosen a vestryman of this Parish & he having taken the Oaths Enjoin'd & Subscribed the Test is Admitted a member of this vestry Tully Robinson


Thomas Rey [nolds] Walker }


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To Argan Grimstead for keeping her 2 Children To Mary Marrener for keeping Abigal frosts Child 360


To Charles Broughton for keeping Thomas Oldners Child 360




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