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To Cockroft Old [for] keeping Catherine Knowlands Child 160
To William Carrol for keeping Mary McClary One year 640
To Rob Dearmore [for] keeping Sarah Lufley 9 months 18 days 764
To Richard Bew towards his Relief 160
To Willoughby Aires [for] keeping James Sharwood Child 320
To William Bonny to keeping Thomas Jones 20 days & Cartage 64
To Anne Russel [for] keeping Thomas Jones 40 days 107
To John Malbone [for] keeping Thomas Jones 3 months 200
To Barbary Keeling [for] keeping Sarah Leefley 6 months 9 days 50
To James Williamson [for] keeping & interring Abigail Mason 640
To Reverend Mr. Dickson Interest on 50 400
To Capt. Lemuel Cornick for Insolvants 171
To Francis Harvey keeping the Church 4 months 80
To Anne Norrice [for] keeping Duncan Kings Child 160
To Mr. John Keeling [for] keeping Benjamin Burroughs 840
To Doctor Christopher Wright per account £12.3.4 1948
To Samuel Wilbur One Levy 6/9 55
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To Anne Russel per account £3.4.6 516
To William May [for] keeping Abigail Mason 5 months 400
To ChurchWardens [for] maintaining Boyds 2 Children 800
To Anthony McKeel besides paying the Doctor 400
To Ditto omitted Last year in his account £2.5 160
To Mary Brewer one Leavy 6/9 55
To The Church Wardens Erecting Eastern Shore Chapel 14400
To Doctor George Rouviere for curing Abigail Mason 800
To William Batten [for] keeping Gibbs Children 560
To Captain John Hutchings per account Abigail Mason 24
To Elizabeth Oliver [for] keeping Mary Olivers Child 400
To Col. Newton [for] Inquisition on John Guin 147
To Cockroft Old [for] keeping Buchannans Child 2 years 480
To Col. Anthony Walke per Account 174₺
To Thomas Grainger Clerk [of the] Vestry 200
To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on 48455 2907
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Cr: By 1721 Tithable at 29-3/4 is 51199 By Fraction Carryd to County Leavy 163
51362
Ordered that the Church Wardens or the Collector receive from each Tithable Twenty Nine Pounds and three quarters of a Pound of nett Tobacco for the Par- ish Leavy this year and make payment to each Claimer [as] above directed
January 2nd [1755] Anthony Walke
Agreed in the above Vestry also that William May keep Buchanans Child for 100 pounds of Tobacco
Likewise that Capt. Kempe pay out of the Parish Money Six pounds to Mary Cartwright for keeping Alexander Jameson
Likewise agreed with Sarah Oakham to keep her Daughters Child the ensuing year and that she have 250 pounds Tobacco.
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Memorandum of Repairs to be made at the Chapple at Pungo agreed with Thomas Williamson to Compleat November 2nd 1754 Viz: To put in all New Sils & Sleepers of Good Oak, and Lay the floor all new with good seasoned plank 11/8" All the Pews and Seats &c to be taken down and Carefully put up again also the Galery Seats repaired: to put in what Shingles is wanting in the Cover [roof] and find Tarr & put on the Same. And Paint the Windows. The whole to be Compleatly repaired in a good & Workman-Like manner for which and on Com- pleating the Same The Vestry have agreed to give and allow him the said Thomas Williamson £20 to be Levied next October
At a Vestry held this Twelfth day of March 1754 [/55]
Present Revd. Robert Dickson Minister Capt. James Kempe Capt. William Keeling!
Church Wardens
Col. Anthony Walke Col. Nathaniel Newton Major Thomas Walke Capt. George Wishart Mr. John Bonney Mr. William Woodhouse & Mr. Francis Thorowgood Land Vestrymen
This Day Received from Mr. Joseph Mitchel the New Eastern Shore Chappel and do discharge him from his obligation of Building and finishing the Same the above Vestry being Satisfied with his performance thereof
Anthony Walke
Editor's Note: Since this entry, dated 12th March, 1754, comes between the minutes for 11th October, 1754, and those for 15th August, 1755, it was manifestly misdated in accordance with the old style calendar, which had been abandoned in 1752, and under which the year 1755 did not begin until March 25, instead of on January 1, as required by the Calendar Act, which made the change. The existing third Eastern Shore Chapel was therefore completed in 1755, instead of 1754, as inscribed over its west doorway.
At a Vestry held the 15th day of August 1755
Present Capt. William Keeling Church Warden
Col. Nathaniel Newton Major Thomas Walke
Vestry Men Col. Anthony Walke Mr. William Woodhouse Capt. George Wishart Mr. Francis Thorow- good Land
Pursuant to an Act of Assembly for preventing Controversies Concerning the bounds of Land, That once in every four Years the Bounds of every Persons Land shall be processioned & gone round, and the Land marks renewed, and for dividing this parish into Convenient precincts, and for appointing intelli- gent freeholders for the performing such processioning, at Such a time as Shall to the said Vestry seem Convenient, and to see that such processionings be duely performed between the Last day of September and the Last day of March next Ensuing, and for receiving an Account in return of every person's Land so processioned as also their failure herein, and their particular rea- sons for so failing, and also for keeping and providing of a Register, for
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the Recording of Such Proceedings in processioning, as also for the preventing Mistakes, in the said Register, as in the said Act is directed. Pursuant to the Directions in the said Act it is ordered that the Church Wardens, at least three Sundays before Such persons Shall proceed in Such processioning, shall give publick Notice thereof at the Church
Persons appointed to perform the said processioning are John Chap- man and James Moore for the North Side of the Eastern Branch, Benjamin Dingly Gray and William Ackiss for the South Side thereof. William Woodhouse jr., William Keeling jr., John Keeling jr., and John Munden jr. for the Lower pre- cinct of the Eastern Shore, John Whitehurst Son of James, Jonathan James Son of John, Jonathan Jackson & William Whitehead for the upper precinct of the Eastern Shore. James Nimmo & William Hunter for Little Creek precinct, John Biddle and Edward Denby jr. for the Lower precinct of the Western Shore, Francis Clark, Samuel Wilbur and Lemuel Fentriss son of John for the upper precinct of the Western Shore, Henry Tripp and James Tooly for Black Water precinct
Anthony Walke
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At a Vestry held the 30th Day of September 1755
Present Mr. Robert Dickson minister
Capt. James Kempe &
Capt. William Keeling Church Wardens
Col. Anthony Walke Major Thomas Walke Mr. John Whitehead Capt. George Wishart Mr. Francis Thorowgood Land and Mr. Will- iam Woodhouse Vestry Men
The Parish is Dr: .
Nett Tobo:
To Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson minister Convenient
16000
To 4 per Ct. Shrinkage on Ditto 640
To Cask omitted Last year 640
To another omission in Netting 62
To 4 per Ct. for Cask [on] minister's Tobo. 640
To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1200
To Mr. Charles Gasking Clerk of the Eastern Shore Chapel 1200
To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chapel 1200
To Col. Anthony Walke [for] his overseer's Cleaning Church 240
To Richard Davis [for] keeping and Cleaning Eastern Shore Chapel 200
To Ditto [for] Cleaning the Spring 30
To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer [for] Cleaning pungo Chapel and Well 160
To Mary Morris towards her Relief 480
To Mary Broughton for Ditto 300
To Richard Bell towards his Relief 160
To Willoughby Aires for keeping James Sharwood's Child 320
To Barbary Keeling [for] keeping Roger Hattens Child 4 months 320
To Ditto [for] keeping Sarah Easeley 7 months 560
To John Keeling Sr. [for] keeping Ben Burroughs 1120
To Anne Russel for keeping Sarah Jones, the Ballance of her Account is 120
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To Ditto [for] keeping Abby Cotton 1 month 200
To Patrick Flanakin [for] keeping Ruth Smyth 200
To Mrs. Mary Cartwright for keeping Alexander Jameson 960
To Mr. Joseph Mitchel as an Addition to his price forl building [the] Eastern Shore Chapel 4000
To Mr. Benjamin Dingley Grey for keeping & interring Edmond Joynes 200
To Mr. Job Gasking one Levy 29-1/4
To William Oakham [for] keeping [his] Sister's Child 200
To Col. Anthony Walke & Son per Account £2.14.10 522
To William Flanakin [for] keeping Ruth Smyth 6 months 400
To John Keeling to keeping James Kays Child £3.10 666
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To John Snail for keeping William Lawrance's Child 400
To Mr. John Bonney to keeping Thomas Jones 9 months @ 700 525
To William May [for] keeping Buckhannan's Child
80
To Doctor Christopher Wright per Account £4 761
To Mr. James Dunn per Account £4.17.6 at 10/6 928
To Mr. Rob Cartwright per Account 17.6 166
To the Church Wardens to pay Mr. Dickson's Interest, 10000
Mr. Henley's Account & other Charges
To Thomas Williamson for repairing Pungo Chapple 4000
To William Carrol keeping Mary McClary 700
To the Church. Wardens [for] maintaining Boyd Child 500
To Josiah Morrice [for] keeping Burk's Widdow 320
To Edward Green Sr. 1 Levy for the year 1753 40
To John Brown Son of Edward 1 Levy for year 1754 30
To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Vestry 200
To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on 51619 3097
Cr: By 1740 Tithables at 31-1/4 is 54375
54716
By Fraction Carried to the County Levy 341 54716
Ordered that the Church Wardens or the Collector receive from each Tithable Thirty one pounds and one half of Nett Tobacco- for the parish Levy this year and make payment to each Claimer as above directed
November 17th 1755 Memorandum of Agreement made with Thomas Williamson- To paint the Chappel at pungo that is all the pews that are not already painted, also the Breasting of the Gallery the Communion Table & Ballesters and the Outside of both the Doors he finding paint Oyl and to finish and Compleat the same in a workmanlike manner on Consideration whereof the Vestry agrees to give and allow him three pounds Current money to be Levyd next October in Tobo.
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Agreed in this Vestry that Mr. Joseph White succeed Mr. John Keeling (lately deceased) as a processioner for the Lower precinct of the Eastern Shore
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Likewise Mr. Adam Thorowgood is appointed as processioner with Mr. John Biddle in the Lower precinct of the Western Shore in the Room of Edward Denby jr., whom they think fit to discharge.
Agreed & appointed by this Vestry that Major Thomas Walke & Collo. Nathaniel Newton Officiate as Church Wardens the ensuing Year
Memorandum that Mrs. - Carrol is to have 800 1bs. Nett Tobacco on keeping Mary McClary the Ensuing Year
Agreed with Josiah Morrice on his keeping Burk's Widdow the ensuing year, that he be allowed for the Same fifty Shillings
Anthony Walke
Branch orlove)
Big pine Wby N.46,00
In Obedience to an Order of the Worshipful the Justices of Princess Anne Coun- ty Court made at a Court held for the said County the Twenty first day of 0c- tober One thousand seven hundred and fifty five and the Same renewed at a Court held for the same County in the Month of November now last past & then next ensuing made and renewed for the Surveying processioning and laying out the Bounds on Line in Dispute Between Doctor Christopher Wright and Mr. Will- iam Robinson We Gershom Nimmo Surveyor of the Said County, And Adam Lovet, George Jameson, Charles Smallwood, James Carroway Senior, George Weblin, Charles Gasking, John Biddle, Robert Cartwright, Job Gasking, Enoch White- hurst, Robert Huggins and Lewis Price, Jurors duly summoned, Impanneld, Elect- ed, Tried and Sworn for that purpose (being Summoned by the Sheriff of the said County & Sworn by David McClenehan Gentleman one of his Majesties Jus- tices of the Peace for said County in the Presence of both the said parties) did accordingly meet together and go on the Land in Difference and there hav- ing a due regard to all patents papers and Writings produced to us, (as also to the Evidence & Allegations of each of the said parties in relation thereto did duly Consult and Consider thereof and having thereon unanimously agreed did Order and direct the said Gershom Nimmo as Surveyor aforesaid to Survey, Procession and lay out the Line or Bounds in dispute between the said parties as above (that is to say) Beginning at a Pine directly opposite to the head of a Branch or Cove which makes up near to the new Road or path that now leads to the said Robinson's dwelling house and from thence by a W by N Course ac- cording to a Line of Marked trees markd by us in that Course up to a Corner white Oak standing in a Line of markd trees between the said Parties, It ap- pearing to us that that place and Course is the true place where and Course by which the Line in dispute ought to run and be Established the Same appear- ing to us to have been the bound or Line of that part of the Land formerly belonging to Mark powel the Elder deceas'd and now held by the said Doctor Christopher Wright by Virtue of a Purchase by him thereof made of the Rever- end Mr. Henry Barlow adjoining to that part of the Land formerly belonging to John Thorowgood deceas'd now held and Claimed by the said William Robinson by Virtue of a Purchase by him thereof made from William Keeling of the said County Gentleman as is the place where and Course by which the said William Robinson Insisted the same ought to run and be Established which is a good distance without the Place where the said Christopher Wright contended the Same ought to be, he having contended the same ought to be and run by a Ditch which appeared to us to be on said Robinsons Land that during the whole time of Settling and running the Line or Bound in dispute aforesaid the Sherriff of the County Attended us to have removed force if any should have been of- ferred Agreeable to said Order & this is our Report Given under our hands and Seals the 5th day of December 1755.
Gershom Nimmo Surveyor & Seal
Lewis Price & Seal
Adam Lovett
& Seal
James Carroway
Seal
Robert Cartwright
Seal
Enoch Whitehurst
Seal
Job Gasking
Seal
Charles Gasking
Seal
Robert Huggins
Seal
John Biddle
Seal
George Weblin
Seal
George Jameson
Seal
Charles Smallwood
Seal
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Cashward Branch
- Make by a blown
down aak
poplar
Chincopine
- Stake by Stumpe
Gum
Begining Stake
I Small pine in Thrustons Line
In Obedience to an Order of the Worshipful the Justices of Princess Anne Coun- ty Court made at a Court held for said County the seventeenth day of February in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty six and the same renewed at a Court held for the said County in June following for the Survey- ing processioning and Laying out the Bounds or Line in dispute between Thomas Fazakerly and George Sparrow, We Gershom Nimmo Surveyor of said County & Arth- ur Sayer, Anthony Moseley, James Kempe, Nathaniel McClenehan, David McClenehan, John Hopkins, Nathaniel Nicholas, Tully Moseley, Alexander Poole, Richard White- hurst, James Williamson, and Richard Berry, Jurors duely summoned impanelled and Sworn for that purpose, being summoned by the Sheriff of said County and sworn by Gershom Nimmo Gentleman one of his Majesties Justices of the peace for said County in the presence of both the said parties and accordingly meet together and go upon the Land in difference and there having a due regard to all patents papers and Writings produced to us as also to the Evidence and Allegations of each of the said parties in relation thereto did duely Consult and Consider thereof and having thereon unanimously agreed did order and di- rect the said Gershom Nimmo as Surveyor aforesaid to Survey and lay out the Lands or bounds in dispute between the said Parties as above (that is to say) Beginning at a Stake on the South Side of the Eastward Branch of Elizabeth River thence running South 26 degrees West 132 poles to a Stake by a blown down Oak then S 14 degrees West 27 poles to a poplar thence S 16 degrees West 23 poles to a Chincopine still the same Course which is S 16 degrees West: 542 poles to a Stake by a pine Stump thence S 6 degrees West 362 poles to a Gum a Corner leading to Threustons Line thence S 56 degrees West 20 poles to a small pine in the said Threustons Line it appearing to us that the above Courses is the True place where the Line in dispute ought to run and be Estab- lished, the Same appearing to us the line that Eve Etheridge made to divide the said Land between her two Sons David and Anthony Etheridge who sold the same to Thomas Fazakerly and George Sparrow and is the same Place where and Course by which the said Thomas Fazakerly insisted the same ought to run and be established which is a good Distance on the said George Sparrows Land from the place where the said George Sparrow insisted the said Line ought to be, he having Contended the same ought to be & run a South Course which appears to us to take the said Thomas Fazakerlys Land that during the Whole time of Settling & running the said Line or Bounds in dispute as aforesaid the Sherrif of the County attended us to have removed force if any should have been Of- fered agreeable to said Order and this is our Report Given under our hand and Seals this 22nd day of June 1756
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Arthur Sayer & Seal Nathaniel Nicholas & Seal
Anthony Moseley & Seal Tully Moseley
& Seal
James Kempe & Seal Richard R
Whitehurst & Seal
Nathaniel McClenehan & Seal
Alexander Poole & Seal
David McClenehan & Seal James Williamson & Seal
John H Hopkins
& Seal Richard R Berry & Seal
Gershom Nimmo Surveyor & Seal
Tully Robinson Sheriff & Seal
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At a Vestry held the 23rd Day of October 1756
Present The Reverend Robert Dickson minister Col. Nathaniel Newton } Major Thomas Walke Church Wardens
Col. Anthony Walke Capt. James Kempe Capt. Anthony Moseley
Vestry Men Mr. Adam Tooley Capt. John Whitehurst Mr. John Whitehead
Capt. George Wishart Mr. Francis Thorow" Land Mr. William Woodhouse
The Parish of Lynhaven is Dr:
Nett Tobo:
To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson Minister Convenient 16000
To 4 per Ct. Shrinkage on Ditto 640
To 4 per Ct. for Cask for Ditto 640
To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Church 1200
To Mr. Charles Gasking Clerk of the Eastern Shore Chapel 1200
To Mr. Cason Moore Clerk of Pungo Chapel 1200
To Col. Anthony Walke [for] his overseer cleaning the Church 240
To Richard Davis [for] keeping clean Eastern Shore Chapel and Spring 160
To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer [for] cleaning Pungo Chapel & Well 160
To Mary Morris toward her Relief 480
To Mary Broughton toward her Relief 300
To Willoughby Aires for keeping James Sherwoods Child 300
To Barbary Keeling [for] keeping Roger Hattons Child 960
To Ditto keeping Sarah Easeley - 2 months 160
To John Keeling keeping B. Burroughs 1440 & Keys Child Ditto 160 1600
To Elizabeth Oliver keeping Mary Olivers Child the year 1755 omitted 400
Ditto 1756 400
To Josiah Morris keeping widdow Burk one year 400
To William Oakham keeping Sisters Child 1 year 150
To William Flanakyn keeping Ruth Smyth 12 months @ £5 paid in the Last levy 400 lbs. Tob: @ 10/6 remainder due £2.18 ist
464
To Richard Williamson keeping and intering William Smith 200
To Robert Deermore keeping Sarah Easeley 62 months 520
To William Davis keeping Ruth Smith 4 months 267
To William Leversage Credit for 1 Levy 40%
To Thomas Williamson painting Chapel at pungo £3 480
To Mr. John Bonney diging Well [and] fixing frame at pungo Chapel 100
To Col. Nathaniel Newton Summoning 2 Juries Inquisition on 2 drown men293 To Credit Mary Sharwood one Levy 40를
To James Williamson toward his Relief 200
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[70] To Anne Russel nursing Mary Malbone 200
To William Carrol keeping Mary McClary 800
To Col. Anthony Walke & Son per Account £1.15.11} 288
To Major Thomas Walke per Ditto £7.9.8
1197
To Reverend Mr. Robert Dickson per Ditto £3.13.72 589
To Mrs. Amy Keeling keeping Sarah Easeley 32 months @ 10/ 280
To Mr. James Dunn per Account 40
To Mr. Edward Moseley per Account £3.2.9-3/4 502
To George Ball for one levy overcharged last Year
40를
To the Churchwardens for discharging Ministers debt 8000
To Mrs. Mary Cartwright keeping Alexander Jameson
960
To Robert Davis keeping Michael Sherwoods Child 160
To Thomas Grainger Clerk of the Vestry 200
To Ditto keeping and clearing the Parish of one of Boyds Children 120
To 6 per Ct. for Accounting on 42331 - 2539
44870
Cr: By 1802 Tithables at 24-3/4 44599
By George Ackiss 160
By Mr. John Haynes 80
By Fraction carried to the County Levy 31
44870
Ordered That the Church Wardens or Collector receive from each Tithable Twen- ty four pounds and three quarters of a pound of Nett Tobacco for the Parish Levy this year and make payment to each Claimer as above directed
Agreed with Michael Eaton, James Eaton & James Cason to keep Elizabeth Eaton their Mother among them and that they be allowed five Pounds among them to be levied next parish Levy
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Agreed with Anne Russel to keep Christian King at fifteen shillings a month Agreed to allow Mrs Burkett or any other person for the keeping of Milburn Bryan a Child the ensuing Year 400 Wt. of Nett Tobacco
Agreed likewise to allow John Milleson 300 Wt. of nett Tobacco for keeping his mother in Law the Ensuing Year
At a Vestry held the 15th October 1757
Present the Reverend Robert Dixon Minister Colo. Nathaniel Newton Major Thomas Walke Church Wardens
Colo. Anthony Walke Capt. James Kempe Mr. John Bonney Mr. William Woodhouse Capt. Anthony Moseley Capt. George Wishart
The Parish of Lynhaven is Dr. Nett Tobo:
To the Reverend Mr. Robert Dixon Minister Convenient 16000
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To 4 per Ct Shrinkage on Ditto 640
To 4 per Ct. for Cask on Ditto 640
To Joseph Collinson Clerk of the Church from February 5th To Ditto Clerk of Vestry from Ditto 133}
833를
To Mr. Charles Gasking Clerk[of] Eastern Shore Chappel 1200
To Mr. Cason Moor Clerk of Pungo Chappel 1200
To Colo. Anthony Walke's Overseer cleaning the Church 240
To Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer cleaning Pungo Chapel & Well 160
To Richard Norman for keeping Eastern Shore Chappel 160
To Edward Moseley Junior for a Chest for the Church's use 112
To Mary Morris towards her Relief 480
To Mary Broughton Ditto 300
To Barbary Keeling for keeping Hattons 2 Children 960
To Mrs. Amy Keeling for keeping Sarah Leasley 3 Months 250
To Andrew Small for keeping Ditto 62 Months 541
To Church Wardens for paying John Fentress for keeping Alexr Jamison 1600
To Josiah Morris for keeping Widow Burk 1 Year
400
To John Millison for Ditto Sarah Briggs Ditto 300
To William Carrol Ditto Mary McClary Ditto 800
To Anthony Barnes Ditto Frances Barnes & Year 200
To Anne Berry for keeping her 2 Children to this time 400
To Anne Russel for keeping Christian King 5 Months
600
To Ditto William Harvey 4 Months 480
To John Keeling for keeping Christian King 3 Months 360
To Thomas Rascow for Ditto 3 Weeks 60
To Mary Lester for keeping & burying Ditto 280
To William Turton towards his Relief 300
To William Davis for keeping Ruth Smith & Child 1 Year 800
To Batson Whitehurst for keeping 2 of Elizabeth Burges's Children 500 To Dr. Christopher Wright for Medicine &ca. 2898
To Mrs. Elizabeth Burket for keeping Milburn Brian & Child 1 year 400
To Messrs. Calvert & Keeling for the use of Hatton's 2 Children 166
To Colo. Anthony Walke as per Account 700
To Elizabeth Oliver for keeping Eleanor Oliver 1 Year 400
To Dinah Gold towards her Relief 300
To Francis Harvey for keeping William Harvey about 3 Months 100
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To a Levy towards building a poor house to ) be lay'd in the Hands of the Overseers
10000
To Church Wardens towards getting a Silver Flagon, Cup, 2 hard Metal Plates & Bason, 4000 a Table Cloth & 2 Napkins 2897를
To 6 per Ct. accompting on 48294
51191}
To Fraction carried to the County Levy
80}
51272
Cr: By 1768 Tythables at 29 51272
Order'd that the Collector receive from each Tythable 29 lbs. Nett Tobacco for the Parish Levy this Year & make payment to each Claimer as above directed Agreed to give John Millison for keeping Sarah Brigs 1 year 800 lbs. Nett Tob. Agreed to give Anne Berry for keeping her 2 Children the ensuing Year Four Pounds.
Agreed to give Courtney Fentress for keeping her 3 Children the ensuing Year 800 lbs. Nett Tobacco
[73] Agreed to give Batson Whitehurst for keeping 2 of Elizabeth Burges's Children the ensuing year to commence the 27th October 800 lbs. Nett Tobacco
Agreed to give William Flanigin for keeping Ruth Smith & Child the ensuing year 800 lbs. Nett Tobacco
Agreed to give Mrs. Burket for keeping Milburn Brian & Child the ensuing Year 400 lbs. Nett Tobacco
Agreed to employ Dr. Price to serve the Parish the ensuing year
Agreed to give William Cason for keeping Elizabeth Eaton the ensuing year 960 lbs. Nett Tobacco
Agreed to give Sarah Wood for keeping her Daughter the ensuing year 800 1bs. Nett Tobacco
Agreed that Major Thomas Walke & Mr. Francis Thorowgood Land officiate as Church Wardens the ensuing year
At a Vestry held the 8th Day of June 1758
Present the Reverend Robert Dickson Minister
Major Thomas Walkel Church Wardens
Mr. F. Thod Land
Col. Anthony Walke Col. Edward Hack Moseley Capt. George Wishart, & Mr. William Woodhouse
Agreable to Act of Assembly made in the year 1757, 'Tis hereby order'd that a certain Tract or Parcel of Land left to the Parish by James Jouslin be sold at Public Vendue by the Church Wardens: one half to be paid at acknowledging the Deeds, & the rest at 12 Months
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