The order for William Calvert of Inskip, Lancashire, 30 April 1663
Ad sessionem pacis tent apud Preson in Com[itatus] Lanc[aster] die Jovis vidzt Tricessimo die Aprilis Anno R[egni]R[egi]s] D[o]m[in]i Caroli s[e]c[un]di Angl[iae] &c xvo
Itt is Ordered by {th}is C{e}rt[ificate] that William Calvert of Inskip a poore maymed & Indigent Souldier shall have the yearely pention of Five shillings six pence, the same to bee payd him by the Treasurer for maymed Souldiers for the tyme beeinge, Att eu[e]ry Seacond day of February dureinge his life, vnlesse this Court see Cause to alter the same
Whitehead
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Will[iam] Calvert v s. vi d.
Mr Billington in case Will[iam] Calvert was alive at C{an}dlemas last there is noe reason but you should pay him his pention to his widowe for the yeare last past
Edw[ard] Rigby
Ordered
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