Payment to James Bancks
Payment details
Gratuity
- No gratuity
Pension
- £0.0s.0d.
Pension frequency
- Unknown
Notes
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Upon the petition of James Bancks of Rawcliffe setting forth that he was a soldier under his late Majesty at Aires mouth fort where he had received several wounds so that he was not able to labour for his living, the truth of which was certified by Sir John Boynton kt, it was ordered that Bancks be admitted to the first vacancy in Osgoldcrosse ‘& if there bee any overplus of moneys to have soe much out of it as the penc[i]on will amount to’.
Record of payment
- West Riding of Yorkshire Quarter Sessions, Pontefract, 29 April 1679
Payment made to
Title
- Unknown
Name
- James Bancks
Described occupation
- Occupation unknown
Place of residence
- Rawcliffe (Snaith Parish), West Riding of Yorkshire