Payment details

Gratuity

10s

Pension

No pension

Notes

fol. 33: It was ordered that Mr Brought, the clerk of the peace, should deliver back to John Baxter, who received some wounds in Parliament’s service, the certificate which was written on his behalf by the Lord Protector, who was then Lord General, at Baxter’s earnest request. Baxter then promised not to further trouble this county. It was further ordered that Baxter be given a gratuity of 10 s. to defray his charges in returning to Billericay, the place of his habitation.

Record of payment

West Kent Quarter Sessions, Maidstone, 15 April 1656

Payment made to

Title

Unknown

Name

John Baxter

Described occupation

Yeoman

Place of residence

Chalk (Chalk Parish), Kent