The order for Robert Barries, John Southworth, Thomas Johnson, John Miller, and Robert Ribchester, all of Myerscough, Lancashire, 10 October 1667
Ad Gen[e]ral Session pacis d[omi]ni Regis tent apud Preston in Com[itatus] Lanc[aster] die Jovis xo die Octobr[is] an[n]o R[egni]R[egis] Car[oli] s[e]c[un]di Angl[ie] &c xixo
The Petic[i]on of Robert Barries, John Southworth, Thomas Johnson, John Miller & Robert Ribchester of Myerscouch poore maymed Souldiers now exhibited to this Court concerneing their penc[i]ons is referred to doctor William Fife who is desired by this Court to call before him John Browne Treasurer of the moneys allowed for the said Maymed Souldiers and Examyne the Cause wherefore the said souldiers have not their penc[i]ons allowed them, and to Certifye the said Cause to this Court at the next Sessions here to bee houlden.
Whithead
Ex p[er] Henrie Rowe
deput[atus] cl[er]i[cu]s pacis
<ord[ered] that this assessm[en]t shall be layed after a Church ley & couste together St Michael p[a]rish>
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