The order for Anne Kershaw of Rochdale, Lancashire, 21 September 1676
Com[itatus] Lanc[aster]
Whereas it appeares vnto vs that there was an Ord{er} made at Manchester the twenty second day of July Anno D[o]m[in]i 1669 that Anne Kershaw of Ratchdale vid[ua] whose husband hath served his Ma[jes]tie that now is and his Royall father deceased and was slaine in the late Warrs should haue the yearly pention of Ten shillings the same to be payed by the treasurer of the Maimed Soldiers for the Hundred of Salford Therefore we doe Order and it is hereby Ordered that the said Anne Kershaw shall haue her former allowance augmented vnto the sume of twenty Shillings the same to be payed her yearly by the Treasurer as aforesaid Given vnder our hands at Ratchdale the 21th day of September Anno D[o]m[in]i 1676
Rawstone
Tho[mas] Grenehalgh
<all[owed] & ordered>
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Here begins Manchester Sess[ions]