The history of the parish of Kirkham; in the county of Lancaster
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 78 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 Excerpt: . . . of the country, and there was no attendance, many having fled away. Sep. 22. For setting up the kings arms, 2d. 1646. Ordered that no churchwardens shall hereafter spend upon the minister who shall preach on exercise days and themselves more than 3s. Aa 1648. Pd to two souldiers, 4s. The churchwardens spent for their Sunday dinners in nine months this year, 2. 2s. od. 5 July. Pd to W. Bamber for gathering moss for the church, 1650. Received from Eupronia Paterson for the burial of William, 5-r. ; ditto of Mr George Sharples for burial of his child in the church, 6 S. 8d. Keep of a child, 2. a year. -A spade, 20. 1651. 24 June. Given to two Irishmen who had a pass, 3s. 4d. An order made to sue the churchwardens of Goosnargh church, if they did not pay the usual rent of lay. yearly towards the expense of the mother church. 29 Sep. Ten of the 30 men fined for non-attendance, 2s. 6d. each. 1653. Aug. 4. It was agreed that in future if any of the 30 men shd die, he shd have liberty to be buried in the church without any bidding;33 also agreed that whenever any of the 30 men died all the rest should attend his funeral without any bidding. The 30 men elected Mr Wm Swarbrick of Eccleston as a feofee for the Free school, in the room of George Buller of Singleton, deceased. See p. 99. 1653-54 6 Jan. It was agreed that no scriffener be suffered to teach in the church, unless he procure some honest townsmen of Kirkham to pass their word that whatsoever his scholars do, either in breaking glass or abusing mens seats--and that they meddle not with the bells--he shall make good what they abuse. 1654 March 28. Richard Duddell of Salwick gave freely towards This order. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1874 Excerpt: ...of the country, and there was no attendance, many having fled away. "Sep. 22. For setting up the king's arms, 2d. "1646. "Ordered that no churchwardens shall hereafter spend upon the minister who shall preach on exercise days and themselves more than 3s. Aa "1648. "Pd to two souldiers, 4s. 'The churchwardens spent for their Sunday dinners' in nine months this year, '2/. 2s. od.' "5 July. Pd to W. Bamber for gathering moss for the church, "1650. "Received from Eupronia Paterson for the burial of William, 5-r.; ditto of Mr George Sharples for burial of his child in the church, 6 S. 8d. Keep of a child, 2/. a year.-A spade, 20. "1651. "24 June. Given to two Irishmen who had a pass, 3s. 4d. An order made to sue the churchwardens of Goosnargh church, if they did not pay the usual rent of lay. yearly towards the expense of the mother church. "29 Sep. Ten of the 30 men fined for non-attendance, 2s. 6d. each. "1653. "Aug. 4. It was agreed that in future if any of the 30 men shd die, he shd have liberty to be buried in the church without any bidding;33 also agreed that whenever any of the 30 men died all the rest should attend his funeral without any bidding. The 30 men elected Mr Wm Swarbrick of Eccleston as a feofee for the Free school, in the room of George Buller of Singleton, deceased. See p. 99. "1653-54 "6 Jan. It was agreed that no scriffener be suffered to teach in the church, unless he procure some honest townsmen of Kirkham to pass their word that whatsoever his scholars do, either in breaking glass or abusing men's seats--and that they meddle not with the bells--he shall make good what they abuse. "1654 "March 28. Richard Duddell of Salwick gave freely towards This order... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Product group: Book, Published: 2012-03-06, Studio: RareBooksClub.com, Sales rank: 15702448.

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