The certificate for Mary Oulden of Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire, 13 January 1652
Nicholass Oulden actually serued the Parliment vnder Collonell Edmond Ludlowe in the county of Wiltis[hire] as a Trooper in his owne Troope From the [illegible] Fourth Fift of Aprill of May one thousand six hundred Forty three vntill the twenty ninth of July imediatly Followinge receauinge noe pay att all
Edm[und] Ludlowe
Nicholas Oulden actually serued the Parliament in the County of Wiltis[hire] as a Trooper vnder the command of Captaine Willia[m] Ludlowe in his owne Troope From the tenth of October one thousand six hundred Forty fiue vntill the twenty fowerth of December at Fowerteen shillings p[er] week payinge his quarters there remayneth due vnto him for that tyme three shillinges six pence p[er] week to make vpp his Full pay att seauenteene shillings six pence p[er] weeke
the truth of this certifycate is belieued to be true by me
W[illia]m Ludlowe
13th Jan[uary] 1651
Theise are to certifye all whome it may concerne That Nicholas Oulden mentioned in ye aboue certifycate went for ye saruice of Ireland w[i]th Li[e]ut[enant] Generall Ludlowe and that in a letter from ye Li[e]ut[enant] Generall it was reported that ye sayd Oulding was dead there in the saruice
W[illia]m Ludlowe