The first certificate for Rowland Prytherch of Wrexham, Denbighshire, 10 July 1660
These are to certifie all whom it may Concerne that Rowland Prytherch of the Com[itatu] of Denbigh in the principallitie of wales, came into his Ma[jes]ties service aboue Twelue monethes since and that he continued the service of a Com[m]on Souldier vnder the Comaunde of Capt[ain] Robinson in Collonell Salisburies Regiment vntill the siege of Reading where he was shott w[i]th a Cannon Bullett in defence thereof, whereby he hath quite lost the vse of owne of his hands; In testimonie of the truth hereof we haue herevnto put our hands
Nicholas Robinson
Maurice Winn
Robert Chaloner
The Court hath thought fitt & ordred vpon these severall [?Certiffices] that the bearer Rowland Prytherch shal be admitted a pensioner maymed souldier [illegible] and that he be allowed ym[m]ediately the pension of Six pownds thirteen shillings and Fowerpence yearely
p[er]
Edw[ard] Broughton
Ri[chard] Lloyd
Ken: Eyton
John Robinson
Hatfeild [illegible]
Com Denbigh
10 July 1660 at Wrexham
We thinke fit & soe order that the petic[i]oner be admitted to be one of the maimed soldiers of this {illegible} & to have a penc[i]on of [blank] to be q[ua]rterly payed him, when the stocke will beare it or {illegible} some of the form[er]penc[i]on[er]s die or be removed.
John Peck
Robert Price