The certificate for Joseph Kaye of Bury, Lancashire, and Thomas Lees of Holme, Lancashire, 16 January 1671
Mr Rowe
Yow may remember I spoke yow, for Jospeh Kaye a maiymed souldier, who hathe been out of the Countrey for some yeares, and so w[i]thout his pension, for hee orderd no p[er]son to receiue it for him: I desire yow to discouer in whose hands it is and to help him to get the same, as alsoe to Move the Justices that transact that affaire to make a considerable augmentation to it for the time to come In the p[er]formance whereof they will oblige, and yow likewise
Yo[u]r verie lo[ving] friend
L[awrence] Rawstome
<New Hall Ja[nuary] 16th [16]70>
Tho[mas] Lees of Atohne to be a maymed soldier his penc[i]on to bee make vp xx s. a yeare
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qd Ric[hard] Holme of Manch[ester] Shereman the glase windowes of Eliz[abeth] Bradshaw did breake last be 30 Sept[ember] 1670 at Manch[ester]
Ed[ward] Walker appointed Governor of the house of Correc[tion]
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