The colonial vestry book of Lynnhaven Parish, Princess Anne County, Virginia, 1723-1786, Part 7

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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Anthony Walke


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Linhaven Į Parrish (


At a Vestry held for laying the leavy October 10th 1748


The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister


Col. Anthony Walke


Col. Jacob Ellegood


} Churchwardens


Capt. James Kempe Capt. James Nimmo


Present 1 Major Thomas WalkQ Mr. John Gornto


Major Nathaniel Newton - Vestrymen


Mr. John Hunter


Mr. John Whitehurst Capt. George Wishart


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH The Parrish [is] . Dr:


[li. Tobo: ]


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Convenient 12000


To Mr. Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1000


To Capt. William Keeling Clerk [of the] Eastern Shore Chappel 1000


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the Upper Chappel 1000


To Mary Morris towards her releif 400


To the Collector for Conveniency of the ministers Tobo: 3000


To Robert Whitehurst for Cleaning the Church 300


To Alec Marsh for keeping John Marsh an Infant 400


To Thomas Moore for keeping Edmond Ellegoods child 200


To Capt. William Keeling for cleaning the Eastern Shore Chappel 100


To Cockroft 01d for keeping & burying Richard Adams 950


To William Dyer for Cleaning the Upper Chappel & well 200


To John Holt for keeping his mother 800


To John Ashby for keeping his wifes mother 500


To Cockroft Old for keeping two of Katherine Knowlands children 800


To William Cason for keeping John Williams 300


To Thomas Cartwright for Nursing Eliza. Southern (to be paid Col. Walke) 1200


To Arthur Sayer Clerk of the vestry & by account 450


To the Churchwardens for repairs on the Gleeb 10000


To Robert Wood towards his releif 300


To John Sherwood for keeping his wifes mother 400


To Mary Whitehurst for keeping Mary McClary 400


To the Churchwardens for cure of Jobsons children 800


To Barbara Keeling for keeping William Sutton Whites child 400


To Doctor Happer for Sallivating Elizabeth Southern 1000


To William Dale for keeping Ruth McBrides child 400


To John Airs for keeping Robert Wood 4 months 200


6 per Ct. for accounting & 4 per Ct. for Cask on 38500


3850


Cr: By 1559 Tythables @ 27 per pole 42093


42350


Fraction Carryed to the County 257


42350


Ordered that the Sherif receive from Each Tythable person in this Parrish [twenty seven] pounds of Tobo: being the parrish leavy this year and make payment thereof to Each claimer as above directed


Agreed by this vestry that James Kempe, Nathaniel Newton and John Hunter Gentlemen view & se[e] that the work now doing in & About the gleeb house be faithfully done & in workmanlike manner by Samuel Hollowell who is Im- ployd to do the Said work Anthony Walke


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


Lynhaven Parrish }


At a Vestry held for laying the Leavy October 26th 1749


The Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Col. Anthony Walke 1 Church Wardens


Col. Jacob Ellegood


Major Nathaniel Newton Capt. James Kempe


Present _ Mr. Job Gasking Major Thomas Walke 1 Mr. John Whitehurst ). John Whitehead / Vestry men Mr. John Gornto


The Parrish is Debtor [li. Tobo:]


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Convenient 16000


To Mr. Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1500


To Capt. William Keeling Clerk of the Eastern Shore Chappel 625


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the Upper Chappel 1500


To Mary Morris towards her releif 400


To the Collector for Conveniency of the ministers Tobo: 4000


To Major Francis Moseley for Cleaning the Church 300


To Alec Marsh for keeping John Marsh an Infant 400


To Peter Ellet for keeping the Eastern Shore chappel 100


To William Dyer for cleaning the Upper Chappel & well 200


To John Holt for keeping his mother 800


To John Ashby for keeping his wifes mother 500


To Cockroft Old for keeping two of Katherine Knowlands children 700


To William Cason for keeping John Williams 300


To Arthur Sayer Clerk [of the] vestry & by account 615


To Charles Edwards (one leavy overchargd last year) 42


To Anne Land for ditto 42, & John Thorowgood Servant ditto 42 84


To John Sherwood for keeping his wifes mother 400


To John Airs for keeping Mary McClary 800


To Barbara Keeling for keeping one of Whites children 400


To William Dale for keeping Ruth McBrides child 400


To William Shurcraft for keeping Jones's child 400


To Robert Reed for keeping Elizabeth Southern 14 months 1160


To Adam Tooly for keeping ditto 2 months 160


To John Sullivant for repairing the Garden on the Gleeb Land 60


To Major Nathaniel Newton for negro & Cart carting pails [pales] for do: 20 To Andrew Brand towards his releif 500


To John Hunter towards building a house for Mary Broughton 1000


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson for deficiency of his Gleeb 2200


To Alexander Legget for work done on the gleeb house by account 720


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


To John Absolum by ditto 480. To Mrs. Dudley for boarding ditto 500: 980


To Col. Jacob Ellegood for lime &ca: for the Gleeb house 820


To Mark Wood for boarding 2 Jobson's [children] &ca: by account 748


To Richard Bell towards his releif 200


To Elizabeth Omerry for keeping William Smiths child 460


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To William Wiggins for painting the Gleeb &ca: by account 270


To the Churchwardens to pay Capt. Hutchings, Wm: Cartwright & Ackiss 3460


6 per Ct. for accounting & 4 per Ct. for cask on 43224 4322


Cr: By sundrys for Scalps wanting 1634


47546


By By 1629 Tythables @ 28 per pole 45612


Fraction carryed to the County leavy 300


47546


Ordered that Mr. William Keeling Sherif receive from Each Tythable person Twenty two & a half [sic] pounds of Neat Tobo. for the parrish Leavy this year, & make payment thereof to Each claimer as above directed


Anthony Walke


Lynhaven Parrish


At a Vestry held for laying the leavy October 29th, 1750


The Revd. Mr. Robert Dickson minister Major Jacob Ellegood } Major Thomas Walke


Churchward's Present [ Mr. Edward Hack Moseley Capt. James Kempel Vestry men Capt. Anthony Moseley Mr. Adam Tooly


The Parrish is Dr: li. Tobo:


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister convenient 16000


To Mr. Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1500


To Capt. William Keeling Clerk [of the] Eastern Shore Chappel 1500


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the Upper Chapel 1500


To Mary Morris towards her releif 600


To the Collector for Conveniency of the ministers tobo. 4000


To Major Francis Moseley for cleaning the Church 300


To Alec Marsh for keeping John Marsh an Infant 300


To Elizabeth Dyer for cleaning the Upper Chappel & well 200


To John Holt for keeping his mother 800


To John Ashby for keeping his wifes mother 500


To Cockroft Old for keeping one of Katherine Knowlands children 300


To ditto for keeping William Smiths child to this time 580


To Adam Robertson for keeping Mary McClary 800


To Barbary Keeling for keeping Whites child 350


To Thomas Elks for keeping Jones's child 300


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


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To Robert Reed for keeping Elizabeth Southern


800


To Adam Tooly for keeping Corn for Andrew Brand 370


To James Williamson toward his releif 800


To Jane Boyds toward her releif 600


To Andrew Brand toward his releif


600


To Mary Williams widow 200


To Capt. John Thorowgood paid doctor for Francis Spratt 500


To Mr. John Thorowgood for keeping Fra. Spratt 600


To George Jameson for work done for the Gleeb house as by account 320


To Charles Gasking for building a Dairy at the Gleeb 800


To Thomas Owens for keeping William Lawrances child 400


To Thomas Duffe toward his releif 400


To Col. Anthony Walke Collector of Parish & county account 1450


To James Buchanan for keeping Duncan Kings child 14 months 600


To Edward Denby as by account for Owen Brosier 250


To Robert Wood toward his releif -


300


To Richard Bell toward his releif to be paid to Major Walke 200


To Robert Cartwright for building a Barn at the Gleeb 5200


To Norfolk County for Nursing & Burying Jane Hutson &ca: 1250


To Major Thomas Walke ballance his account 1548


To John Montgomery 1 leavy over Charged last year 41


To John Robertson for keeping Henry James's children 500


To Edward Moseley for painting the Gleeb house 600


To John Manen[?] towards his releif 1000


To Richard Dudley for pulling up apple tree &ca: at the Gleeb 275


To Arthur Sayer Clerk of the vestry & by account 635


6 per Ct. for accounting & 4 per Ct. for cask on 49769 4976


Cr. By sundrys for scalps wanting 2550


54745


By 1640 Tythables @ 31-3/4 per pole 52070


Fraction carryed to the County leavy 125 54745


Lynhaven Į Parish


At a Vestry held for laying the Leavy October 10th 1751


Col. Jacob Ellegood ! Major Thomas Walke


Churchwardens


Col. Anthony Walke Present { Major Nathaniel Newton Mr. Adam Tooly


Capt. James Kempe


Capt. George Wishart > [Vestrymen]


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


The Parish Dr:


to Tob:


To the Reverend Robert Dickson minister Convenient 16000


To the Collector for Conveniency of the Ministers Tob: 4000


To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Church 1500


To Capt. William Keeling Clerk [of the] Eastern Shore Chappel 1500


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk [of the] upper Chappel 1500


To Mr. Patrick Brooks [for] keeping the Church 300


To Elizabeth Dyer for Cleaning the upper Chappel & Well 200


To Peter Ellit for Cleaning Eastern Shore Chappel 100


To Mary Morris towards her Releif


600


To John Holt for keeping his Mother 300


To John Ashby for keeping his Wife's Mother 500


To Cockroft Old for keeping one of Catherine Knowlands children 200


To Ditto for keeping William Smyths Child 1/4 year 150


To Adam Robinson for keeping Mary McClary 500


To Barbary Keeling for keeping Whites Child 400


To Thomas Elks for keeping Jones's Child 300


To James Williamson towards his Releif 200


To Thomas Owens for keeping William Lawrence's Child


500


To Richard Bell towards his Releife


200


To Jane Boyde towards her Releife 600


To John Davis for keeping Sarah Leefley 400


To Batson Whitehurst for Ditto 150


To Ditto for keeping Robert Baily 8 months 200


To William Shipp for Ditto 70


To Mr. Argyle Thorowgood for keeping Benjamin Burrows [to keep him 1000


till Jan. next


To Joseph Hodges for keeping Thomas Garnor 350


To Robert Thorowgood for Ditto 260


To Benjamin Moseley for Ditto 200


To Mr. Adam Tooly for Andrew Brand 260


To Mrs. Anne Blair for keeping Ditto [&] finding Necessaries 528


To Richard Rogers for keeping & burying Southerns Child 250


To Mr. Joel Cornick [for] burying John Sweeny 200


To Col. Anthony Walke per account 100


To Thomas Banks per Ditto 592


To Mr. Charles Gasking for Garden at the Glebe 1470


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To Richard Dudley per account 1756


To Elizabeth Dial for keeping Ruth McBrides Child 250


To John Harper for keeping Buckhanans Children 43 days 150


To Dr. Christ Wright for Sundry Services 4390


To Major Thomas Walke per account 1178


To Richard Brown for keeping Williams Child 150


To Peter Ellit for Cleaning the Spring, omitted last year 45


To Major Thomas Walke per account 180


To the Church Wardens towards the Erecting New Chappel at Eastern Shore 12250


To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Vestry 250


6 per Ct. for accounting & 4 per Ct. for Cask on 56679 5667


Cr: By 1648 Tithables @ 37-3/4 per pole 62212 62346


Fraction Carry'd to the County Levy 134 62346


Ordered that Mr. William Keeling Sherriff receive from each Tithable person 29} Nett Tobo. for the parish Leavy this Year ensuing & make Payment thereof to Each Claimer as above directed


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Pursuant to an Act of Assembly directing the processioning of Lands, We do order that the Several persons hereafter named do warn in the Inhabitants in their Several precincts to go and procession all the Lands therein, taking Care to Comply with the said Act & to Continue from their Begining untill they shall fully Compleat the Same. Persons appointed to perform the said proces - sioning are David McClenehan and Thomas Lawson for the North Side of the Eas- tern Branch, William Ackiss and Nath Nicholas the South Side, William Wood- house junior & William Keeling junior & John Keeling junior & John Munden jun- ior the Lower precinct of the Eastern Shore, John Gornto, Dennis Dauley, Hen- ry White & John Whitehead junior for the upper precinct of the Eastern Shore, Jacob Hunter & Thurmer Hogwood for Little Creek precinct, John Biddle & Edward Denby junior for the lower precinct of the Western Shore, Edmund Absolam & Richard Whitehurst junior for the upper precinct of the Western Shore, Henry Tripp and James Tooley junior for Black water precint


Lyn haven parish


At a Vestry held friday August 21, 1752


Present Col. Anthony Walke, Col. Jacob Ellegood & Maj. Thos. Walke, Ch: Ward


Major Nathaniel Newton Capt James Kempe


Capt. Anthony Moseley Capt. George Wishart Mr. John Hunter


Ordered that the parson preach at each of the Chappels in equal turns with the Church, being every third Sunday


Ordered that there be a Church Yard Raild in with Cedar Rails & posts about 120 feet from East to West & about 140 ft. from North to South with two Gates &ca: And that Col. Anthony Walke, Col. Jacob Ellegood, Major Thomas Walke, Capt. James Kempe, Major Nathaniel Newton or any two of them to agree with Workmen to do the same.


[54] Lynhaven } Parish


At a Vestry held fryday October 13th 1752 Major Thomas Walke


Col. Jacob Ellegood ) Church wardens


Present Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson, Col. Anthony Walke, Capt. James Kempe, Capt. Arther Sayer, Capt. James Nimmo, Mr. Edward Hack Moseley, Capt. Anthony Moseley, Capt. George Wishart, Capt. John Whitehurst, John Bonney, senior


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


The Parish . Dr:


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister Convenient 16000


To 4 per Ct. Shrinkage on Ditto for 1751 & 1752 1280


To the Collector for Conveniency of the Ministers Tob. 4000


To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1500


To Capt. William Keeling Clerk of the Eastern Shore Chappel 1500


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of the upper Chappel 1500


To Mr. Anthony McKeel for keeping the Church 300


To Mrs. Margaret Ellit for Cleaning Chappel 1751 & 1752 200


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To Ditto for Cleaning the Spring One Leavy


To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer for Cleaning the Pungo Chappel and Well 200


To Mary Morris towards her Relief 600


To Mary Broughton 400


To John Holt [for] keeping his Mother


To John Ashby for keeping his Wife's Mother 6 months & Burying 300


To Ditto for keeping Sherwoods Child Six months


100


To Cockruft Olds for keeping Catherine Knowlands Child 200


To Adam Robinson for keeping Mary McClary 2 months 083


To Mary Otterson for Ditto 10 months


417


To Barbary Keeling for keeping Whites Child 200


To Ditto for keeping Sarah Leefly 1 Year 1200


To Thomas Ellis for keeping Jones' Child


To James Williamson towards his Relief 200


To Thomas Owens for boarding attendance &c. Benj. Burrough 7 months


To Ditto for Alexander Jameson 2 months 10 days 2000


To Ditto Robert Patteson a Boy for 1 month 10 days


To John Snail for keeping Lawrences Child 400


To Richard Bell towards his Relief 200


To Jane Boyde towards her Relief 600


To Batson Whitehurst for keeping Robert Baily 32 months 146


To Elizabeth Wilbur for Ditto 187


To Elizabeth Dial for keeping Ruth McBrides Child 200


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To Sarah Dyer keeping James Sharwoods Child 400


To Ann Norris for keeping Duncan Kings Child 300


To William May for keeping Buchanans Child 600


To Mr. Matthew Pallet for keeping & Burying John Burfoot 100


800


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To Alexander Leggit for keeping Sarah Albin 4 months 400


To John Murril for keeping Ditto 4 months 400


To Mr. Joel Simmons for keeping Love Stokes 4 weeks Small pox 700


To William Oakham for keeping his Daughters Child 200


To James Peetree for keeping Alexander Jameson 82 months @ 10/ 850


To Frances Petree for her Service in Attendance 82 months @ 5/ 425


To Mr. William Consaul for keeping Abegail Higgins 2 months & 9 days 250


To Ann Russel for Ditto finding Sugar & Wine 2 months & 2 days 310


To Dr. George Rovier for Sundry Services 4000


To Dr. Christopher Wright for Ditto 4000


To Mrs. Mary Dyson as Assignee of Francis Dysonl for keeping Thomas Garnor 10 weeks 700


To Major Thomas Walke per account 1484


To Col. Anthony Walke per account 119


To Thomas Owens for keeping Alexander Jameson, Robert Patteson l One Month, Making Clothes as per Account 400


To Thomas Cartwright for keeping Robert Patteson 5 months 500


To the Church Wardens for Errecting the Eastern Shore Chappel 12250


To Keeping & burying Mary Grines allow'd to Barbara Keeling 250


To Col. Ellegood for & in behalf of Benjamin Burrough 1000


To Dr. Arthur Campbel Medecines & Attendance for Thomas Gardner 430


To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Vestry 1250


To Charges for Nursing Elizabeth Moore during Smallpox l to the Church wardens of Elizabeth River parish


1200


To Major Nathaniel Newton Summoning Jury on a Drowned Man 180


To 6 per Ct. for accounting & 4 per Ct. for Cask on 66246 6624


Cr. By 1702 Tithables at 42-3/4 per pole 72760 72870


By Fraction Carried to County Leavy 110 72870


Ordered that the Sheriff or Church wardens Receive from each Tithable 33-1/4 Nett Tobaco for the Parish Leavy this Year Ensuing and make payment thereof to Each Claimer as above directed Anthony Walke


At a Vestry held the 16th Day of May 1752


Present Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Major Thomas Walke a Church Warden Col. Anthony Walke, Major Nathaniel Newton, Capt. James Kempe, Capt. Anthony Moseley


Orderd and Appointed by this Vestry that Capt. William Keeling and Mr. Fran- cis Thorowgood Land officiate as Vestry Men in the Parish of Lynhaven


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VESTRY BOOK OF LYNNHAVEN PARISH


Ordered by this Vestry That any One or Singular the above Members of this Vestry do purchase from the Estate of Mr. John Dudly deceas'd fifty Acres of Land, for the Use of the Glebe of the Parish of Lynhaven and the Purchaser is hereby by this Vestry impowerd to take Money upon Interest to defray the Charges of the Same


Lynhavenļ Parish


At a Vestry held the 1st of October 1753


Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Capt. James Kempe Church Wardens Capt. William Keeling {


Present Col. Anthony Walke Capt. Anthony Moseley Major Thomas Walke


Major Nathaniel Newton Capt. George Wishart Mr. Job Gasking


Capt. John Whitehurst Mr. William Woodhouse


Mr. Francis Land


The Parish is Dr: lb. Tob.


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister Convenient 16000


To 4 per Ct. Shrinkage on Ditto 640


To the Collector for Collecting ministers Tobacco 4000


To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Church 1500


To Mr. Charles Gasking Clerk [of the] Eastern Shore Chappel 6 months 750


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk [of the] upper Chappel 1500


To Mr. Anthony McKeel for keeping the Church 300


To Ditto for keeping Abigail Mason 3 months 300


To Mary Ellit for keeping Clean the Chappel 100


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To Mary Ellit for Cleaning the Spring 35


To Ditto [for] keeping Robert Baily 5 months 5 days 250


To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer for Cleaning Pungo Chappel and Well 200


To Mary Morrise toward her Relief


600


To Mary Broughton


To John Holt


To Cockroft Old for keeping Catherine Knowlands Child


To Mary Otterson for keeping Mary McClary 52 months 230


To Mary Morriset for keeping Ditto 6 months 250


To Barbary Keeling keeping Whites Child 200


To Ditto keeping Sarah Leefly 10 months 1000


To Richard Bell towards his Relief 300


To Willoughby Ayres keeping James Sharwoods Child 400


To Ann Norris keeping Duncan Kings Child 300


To Cockroft Old keeping Buchannans Child


To Mr. Robert Huggins for keeping Alexander Jameson 32 months @ 10/] and Dressing his Leg


400


To Capt. William Keeling (deceased) his Estatel 5 months attendance as Clerk 625


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To Mr. Charles Gasking per account


365


To the Church Wardens toward Erecting a Chappel at the Eastern Shore 25000


To Major Nathaniel Newton Railing the Church Yard post Gates &c .. per account £10/15s/4d 2153


To Anthony McKeel per Account £2/5s 250


To Col. Anthony Walke & Son per Account 420


To Mrs. Cone for keeping Boyds 2 Children 6 months 800


To John Keeling keeping Chambers 2 Children 3 months 240


To Ditto for keping Ben Burroughs Child 3 months @ 5/ 150


To Capt. Lemuel Cornick for Insolvents Year 1752 1198


To Mr. Thurmur Hogwood [Hoggard] Coffin for Jane Boyd 53


To John Snail keeping William Lawrances Child 400


To the Church Wardens for maintainance of Boyds 2 Children ensuing year 1000 To Ditto to be Sold for Doctor Christopher Wrights Account of £42/5/6: 8455


To Robert Cartwright for making Coffin for Robert Patterson 50


To John Lamount for keeping and burying Sarah Albin 600


To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Vestry 250


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting & 4 per Ct. for Cask on 71264 7126


78390


To Capt. Lemuel Cornick allowance on 1198 Nett 299


To 10 per Ct. for Accounting & Cask 29


[Cr: ] By 1263 Tithables at 482 per pole 78715


78718


[58] Vestry Men Chosen


Orderd that the Sheriff or Church Wardens receive


Capt. William Keeling, Mr. William Woodhouse, Mr. Francis Thorowgood Land, being Chosen Vestry Men of this Parish and having taken all the Oaths enjoind, and Subscribed the Test, are Admitted Members of the said Vestry


New Church Wardens


Agreed and Appointed by this Vestry that Capt. James Kempe & Capt. William Keeling Officiate as Church Wardens for the ensuing Year


Money at Interest


Resolved by this Vestry in Persuance to an Order passd the Last Vestry for taking up fifty pounds upon Interest for the purchasing an Addition to the Glebe Lands, that Maj. Thos.Walke having take [n] the above Sum of Fifty Pounds from Mr. Robert Dickson upon Interest That the said Thomas Walke pay the Law- ful Interest of the Same unto the said Mr. Robert Dickson


Place New Chapple


Resolved by the Majority of three Voices of this Vestry That at or near Ad- joining the place where the present Eastern Shore Chapple now Stands is a fit and Convenient Place to Erect a New Chapple & that the same be there Erected


Dimensions New Chapple


Resolved that the New Chapple at the Eastern Shore be built Fifty five foot Long, Twenty five feet wide in the Clear, with a Convenient Large Gallery not to be Less than Eighteen feet in Width at the West End, the Walls of the Said Chapple to be eighteen feet in Height, with three Windows on Each Side, two at the East End, and one in the Gallery. The Windows to be of the same Dimension with the Church Windows, The Communion to be Raild & Ballastered, The Walls of the said Church to be two Brick and half thick from the foundation to the Wa- ter Table and two brick thick upward, The Windows to be of good Crown Glass 8 by 10, In 6 lights by three beside the Arch. The Middle Isle to be five feet


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wide with four Wainscot pews two on the North and two on the South Side there- of, with a Decent Desk and pulpit the Whole Church to be Compleatly painted where tis requisite of a Sky Colour. The Covering [Roof] of the said Chappel to be of good heart Cypress Shingles and all the rest of the Work to be fin- ish[ed] in a Workman-like manner after the Moddel of the Church


At this Vestry the aforesaid Chappel being put up to the Lowest Bidder Mr. Jo- seph Mitchel of Norfolk having the Last Vote Voted to undertake and Compleat the aforesaid Chappel in a Workman-like manner by Christmas next Come Twelve months for Three Hundred and Twenty four Pounds Ten Shilling and he is Accor- ding [ly] to Enter into Bond for the good performance of the Same


This Already


Entered


Resolved by this Vestry in persuance to an Order passd the Last Vestry for taking up fifty pounds upon Interest for the purchasing an Addition to the Glebe Land that Major Thomas Walke having taken the above Sum of Mr. Robert Dickson that the said Thomas Walke pay the Lawful Interest thereof to the said Mr. Robert Dickson


Agreed that Anthony McKeel keep Abigail Mason the ensuing Year and that he be allowed for his trouble Twelve hundred lbs Tobacco


And that William Carrol, or any other person, keep Mary McClary the ensuing Year & that they be allowed Eight Hundred 1bs Tobacco


Brought forward-


An Account of the whole Sum of Tobacco Levied for 1753 78718


To Mary Broughtons Relief 400


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting [&] 4 per Ct. for Cask on 400 40


To Col. Anthony Walke paid Thomas Williamson per Account for Benches at the Church 215


To plank for Ditto and Cartage for Ditto 125


To 6 per Ct. for Accounting [&] 4 per Ct. for Cask on 340 34


Orderd that the Sheriff or Church Warden receive from each Tithable 39-1/4 Nett Tobacco for the parish Levy this year Ensuing and make payment thereof to each Claimer as above directed


Anthony Walke


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At a Vestry held the 11th of October 1754


Present Revd. Vr. Robert Dickson minister Capt. James Kempe &


Capt. William Keeling /


Ch: Wardens


Vestry Men Col. Anthony Falke Col. Nathaniel Newton Major Thomas Walke Mr. William Woodhouse Mr. John Whitehead Capt. George Wishart


The Parish is Dr:


To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister Convenient 16000


To 4 per Ct. Shrinkage on Ditto 640


To def[ic]iency Shrinkage Levied gross 1752 & 1753 258


To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1200


To Mr. Charles Gasking Clerk [of the] Eastern Shore Chappel 1200


To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chappel 1200


To Hillery Pitt cleaning the Church 160


To Richard Davis keeping and Cleaning Eastern Shore Chappel 80


To Ditto Cleaning the Spring 28


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To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer [for] cleaning pungo Chapel & Well 160


To Mary Morris towards her Relief 480


To Mary Broughton for Ditto 320




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