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RefNoKQ/SO/1/p55
AltRefNoQ/SO1 page 55
TitleThomas Humfrey, late constable of Bartlow, is still owed money which he disbursed during his time in office, and the present constable has refused to pay him: two JPs are to hear the matter and order the money to be paid, otherwise to bind the present constable to appear at the next Sessions and answer for contempt. Upon the petition of Elizabeth Groome is is ordered that the churchwardens and overseers of Waterbeach shall pay her 12d a week for life, payment to be made quarterly from Midsummer. William Stevenson's bill for the repair of Chappell Bridge near Hauxton Mills to be referred to a JP; the treasurer for the maimed soldiers to pay as much of it as the JP allows.
Date30 April 1663
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in early Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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