The certificate for Anthoney Baker of Salisbury, Wiltshire, 31 March 1656
Theise are to certifie all whome yt may concerne that Anthoney Baker of the Citty of Newe Sarum in the county of Wiltes clothworker hath been seu[er]all yeares in the service of the Com[m]onwealth as a soldier vnder the com[m]and of Maior Ludlowe & hath likewise behaved himselfe as a an [sic.] honost [sic.] & faithfull soldier in the s[ai]d service, & likewise that he was listed as a soldier vnder the com[m]and of Col[one]l Dore for the s[u]ppr[e]ssinge of the late insurrecc[i]on att Sarum aforesayd at which time the s[ai]d Anthony Baker broake his Legge to the his greate losse & damage he beinge a [illegible] poore man & haveing a wife & children, Given vnder o[u]r hands the one & thirtieth day of March in the yeare of o[u]r Lord 1656
W[illia]m Ludlow
Joh[n] Dore
Rob[er]t Gooch
Ja[mes] Hely