Payment details

Gratuity

10s

Pension

40s

Pension frequency

Annual

Notes

Andrew Clerke of Lumby submitted a petition showing that he was a soldier in the foot company of Lt-Col Tindell, in Sir John Rambsden’s foot company, and that he received several wounds and bruises and is now old and decrepit. The petition had been signed and attested to be true by two JPs. It was ordered that Clerke be admitted pensioner in the room of Henry Duffin of LedSham, lately deceased, and the money due to Duffin as his last quarter’s pay be given to Clerke as a gratuity.

Record of payment

West Riding of Yorkshire Quarter Sessions, Wakefield, 13 January 1670

Payment made to

Title

Unknown

Name

Andrew Clark

Described occupation

Occupation unknown

Place of residence

Lumby (Sherburn in Elmet Parish), West Riding of Yorkshire