Payment details

Gratuity

10s

Pension

40s

Pension frequency

Annual

Notes

Fol. 32: Upon consideration of the smallness of the pensions given to Richard Doe, Henry Horner, Thomas Elder, David Annwell, Hugh Bragger, Richard Long, Lewis Jones, Elsmore Skreyme, Henry Gregory, Marmaduke Lister, Luke Smith, Robert Earle, Anthony Skinner and Robert Foraine, it was ordered that the previous Treasurer for Maimed Soldiers for the hundreds of Elthorne, Spelthorne and Isleworth, Richard Lightfoot, pay each of them a gratuity of 10 s. from the money remaining in his hands.

F. 40: Upon the humble peticon of Richard Doe of the parish of St Giles in the Feilds a poore maymed souldier of this County who was formerly admitted to a pencon of Thirty shillings by the yeare It is ordered by this Court That the Sume of Tenne shillings by the yeare shall bee added to his said pencon And that the same together with his said former pencon amounting in all by the yeare to the sume of Forty shillings shall bee paid unto him quarterly by even & equall porcons by the Treasurer appointed for releife of the maymed souldiers &c within the hundreds of Elthorne Spelthorne & Istleworth within this County And this increase of pencon is to begin & take place for the ffeast of the Annunciation of the blessed virgin Mary last past & soe to bee contynued until this Court shall otherwise order herein.

Record of payment

Middlesex Quarter Sessions, Hicks Hall, 1 May 1671

Payment made to

Title

Unknown

Name

Richard Doe

Described occupation

Occupation unknown

Place of residence

Lewkenor’s Lane (St Paul Covent Garden Parish), City and Liberty of Westminster