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| A Vestry Held this 9th day of May 1833 | ||
| Present | William Fletcher | |
| William Toms | ||
| Jhon Craddock | ||
| Ambrse Durrant | ||
| Benjamin Wimbush | ||
| William Smith | ||
| Robert Hartley | ||
| George Coleman Chairman | ||
| ‘Complaints’ | Holton applied for relief for her husband and family and received 15s from the 9th of May up to the 11th of October |
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| Thomas Cross applied for relief for him self |
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| Benjimen Holton wants work | ||
It was agreed upon at this Vestry that those
who keep dogs shall not have employment,
hand those that kill more than one fat pig
in a year and sell this instead of keeping
it for his own family shall not be employed
A shilling head money to be taken off all
family’s who received collection
Any person that keeps More than one Pig is not be
Employed or Paid
