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Parish Records of Little Parndon: extracts from early Parish Registers
[ERO D/P 34], Briefs, Overseers Account Book (1759-1800)[ERO D/P 34/12/1],
“matters relating to [th]e manner and Parish” 1688.
“Parish Register Book II. [now
ERO D/P 34/1/2]
[ … ]
[Page 9 – same book]
“Sep 6 1703. Thomas Orbell
Serveyor for Marriages and Windows & C at White Lyon in Kings streete by
Guildhall.”
On a page further on in Book.
Matters pertaineing to [th]e Manner
and Parish of Little Parindon in Essex 1688: An Dom 1697 (the date appears
where been inserted later)
The names of [th]e tenants …”
[This Register may be found
through Essex Ancestors.]
[Page 10]
“On another page are entered
‘The names and title of all
persons dwelling or residing in the parish of little Parindon in Essex Jan 3
1695’ with the ‘duties upon birth’ ‘Rates upon buryall’ ‘tax upon marryages’
and ‘yearly payments for men unmarryed’.
“An account of Briefs begun
Anno 1720
St Olaves Church near York
Charge £10 3 9 & upwards
signd J Butler 16 Nov 1719
Read Decemb 4 1720. Collected … 0. 2. 0
Ingmanthorpe in Norton under
Cannock in Cou Ebor and Stafford. Loss by fire £1133.
Signd J Butler Jan 1 1719
Read March 12 1720. Collected … 0. 2. 0
[…]
[Page 12]
“Novemb 10th 1693
Memorand. that this day after
many debates it was firmley agreed betweene Mr William Burrell Rector of Much
Parindon and Henry Wotton Rector of little Parindon for their lives that Mr
Wotton paying to Mr Burrell every Christmas ten shillings of good English mony
[th]e said Mr Burrell shall fully discharge [th]e whole Estate of Parindon
Parke with every part of it from all claims or demands for any dues on any
manner of tythes belonging to greate Parindon: wch Estate was lately divided
betweene the Lord Ratcleift and Michael Martyn but at this time is wholy in
[th]e holding of the said Lord Ratcleift: and formerly held by Mr William Gore:
-
Witnesse our hands [th]e day
above written
Wm Burrell
Henry Wotton
Signed in [th]e presence of
Novem. 10 } John
Ribble
1693 }
James Malam
“Nov [th]e 10th
93 Received then of Mr Henry Wotton
[th]e sum of thirteen shillings and four pence wch is in full for all Tithes
due to me out of [th]e above mentioned estate to Michaelmas 92 … Wm Burrell
Memorand[um] that the Parson
of greate Parindon shall every yeare invite the Parson of little Parindon to
dinner and his wife at Christmas and then the parson of little Parindon shall
bringe the mony.
[Page 13]
“March 6 1687. The High
Constables warrant to Little Parendon. …”
[Page 14]
“Oct 12 1678. The voluntary
contribution of the Inhabitants of little Parendon in [th]e county of Essex
whose names are under written toward [th]e building of the church of St Pauls
in London.
I Wil[liam] Gore doe promise
to give towards the building of [th]e church of St Paul in London the sum of
ten pounds to be payd by forty shillings p[er] yeare. The first payment I now
pay down.
Witness my hand Wil[liam]
Gore.
£ s d
Madam Gore his wife has given
…. 1. 0. 0
Madam Henshaw widow ………... 0.
10.0
Mrs Jane Browne …………………….. 0.
2. 6
Mr Wotton Rector ……………………. 0.
5. 0
Francis Rickard Farmer …………….
0. 1. 0
John Ingram Farmer ………………… 0.
1. 0
Edward Westley ………………………. 0.
0. 6
Natheneal Grayling …………………. 0.
0. 6
Jonathon Ward Miller ……………… 0.
0. 6
John Dane, Fran Rickerd and
Joane Rickerd .. 0. 0. 6
Henry Wotton. Rector
Fra Rickard Churchwarden
Jonathon Ward constable
[Page 15]
“April 16 1682.
Collected in this Parish for
[th]e poore Protestants fled out of France. {…}”
“The trophey mony at [th]e
rate of one foarth part of £70000: per month in greate Parindon comes to for a
yeare £1-13-6½
For little Parindon the same
tax is 0-12-0.
[…]
Note on Throphy Money or
Throphy Tax. And written single sheet of
paper.
Transcript:
“Troness, Tronis, or Throphy
Money of Throphy Tax – A duty of fourpence in the pound paid annually by
housekeepers or their landlords, for the drums, colours (trophies) etc of the
companies or regiments of militia. (Dr Scott’s Bailey’s Dictionary.)”
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