The second certificate for Rowland Prytherch of Wrexham, Denbighshire, 10 July 1660
Whereas Rowland Prytherch of Wrexham in the Countye of Denbigh in the Principallitye of Wales hath bynn wounded in the Kings Service in his Armye hee servinge as a Souldyer there, and {h}is wounds hath {b}ynn such as hath made him vnservisable in the warrs, as hath bynn certefied vnder the hand of his Captaine Theis are therefore to certefie vnto all persons whom it may concerne, That the said Rowland Prytherch is discharged from his said service and hereby sent to the place aforesaid w[hi]ch as he informed is the place of his last habitac[i]on, where he is to be received and p[ro]vided for according to the lawe, and in his passage he is to bee well vsed & demeaned he carryinge himselfe well and honestlye as becometh him Dated this 26th day of September in the 19th yeare of the raigne of our gratious sou[e]raigne Lord Kinge Charles Anno D[o]m[ini] 1643.
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