The order for William Wilcockson, Buckinghamshire, 24 December 1647
Buck[ingham]s[hire]
24 decemb[er] 1647
Whereas by a Debenture under the hand of Leiut[enant] Col[onel] Tho[mas] Clarke there appeares to be due to William Wilcockson late soldier under his Command the summe of Three pounds sixe shillings Eight pence out of which Two pounds sixe shillings eight pence being diducted for his quarters you are required to pay the remaynder being one pound to the sayd William Wilkcockson, in considerac[i]on of his wound in the shoulder in the p[ar]liament seruice: And this shal be your warrant.} <01: li. 00: s. 00 d.>
<To Jo[hn] Deverell Gent[leman] Trea[sure]r>
Hen[ry] Beke
W[illia]m Russell
C[hristopher] Henn
24 Decemb[e]r 1647
Rec[eive]d then of Jno Deuerell Trea[sure]r ye sume of one pound in full of my Arreares of pay as a Souldier vnder L[ieutenan]t Col[onel] Clerke in Col[onel] Martins Regiment According to ye warrant aboue written} 1 li. 00 00
I say receaved William [symbol: mark] Wilcockson