The order for Thomas Biffen of Fittleton, Wiltshire, 9 January 1666
<Wiltes[hire] s[ession]s>
Ad gen[er]al[em] Session[es] Pacis d[o]m[ini] R[egiu]s tent[um] apud Sarum [illegible] com[itatu] p[re]d[icti] nono die Januarii Anno regn[i] d[o]m[ini] [illegible] Caroli sec[un]di nunc R[egi]s Angl[iae] &c decimo septimo.
Vpon the Petition of Thomas Biffen of Fittleon in this County husb[andman] And it appearing to this Court that by reason of the wounds he receaved when he was a Souldier in the Service of his late Ma[jes]tie, hee is much disabled in body for worke This Court doth Order that the Treasurer for the North p[ar]te of his County for maimed Souldiers and Marriners shall pay vnto him an yearely penc[i]on of Forty shillinges p[er] ann[um] to be paid him q[uar]terly The first payment thereof to beginne att Easter Sessions next.
Ex p[er] Francase Seanbrooke deput[atus] cl[er]i[cu]s pacis Com[itatus] p[re]d[icti]
May ye 17th [16]66 p[ai]d Tho[mas] Biffin 10 s. for one quaters pay ending at our Lady day last past p[er] me Tho[mas] Long treasurer
Octo[ber] ye 3th [16]66 p[ai]d Tho[mas] Bithin 10 s. 20 s. for a Halfe yeeres pay due 29th of Sept[ember] last p[er] me Jo[hn] Scrope Tre[asurer]
Aprill 17 1667 p[ai]d Tho[mas] Bithin 20 s. for half a years pay ending at our Lady day last past p[er] me John Scrope Trea[surer]
October the 9th 1667 payd Thomas Biffen 20 s. for halfe a yeare pay ending the 29th of Sept[ember] Last past p[er] me Joseph Beames
Deb[uty] to W[illia]m Jordan Esq[uire] Trea[surer]
Aprell the [?1st] 1668 p[ai]d Thomas Biffen 15 s. for halfe years pay ending our Lady day Last p[er] me Joseph Beames
Depute to W[illia]m Jordan Esq[uire] Trea[surer]
Octob[e]r 6th 1669 p[ai]d Thomas Biffen 10 s. for halfe a yeares pay ending at Michelmas Last past p[er] me Tho[mas] Hulbert Treas[urer]
Wiltsheare
We do thinke it fitt yt ye pension of Thomas Twenty shillings by & to Thomas Biffens in Fidellton in this county be continued given vnder our hands ye 5th of Octob[e]r 1669
Thomas Biffen’s order for his Penc[i]on.
Wiltsheare
We do think it fitt yt ye pension of twenty shillings by & to Thomas Biffens in this County be continued givin vnder my our hands this 5th octob[e]r 1669 1670
He[nry] Clerke
John Eyre
John Eyr