The petition of Rhytherch ap Edward of Treos, Carnarvonshire, 1660
To ye right woor[shipfu]ll the Justices of ye peace for ye County of Caern[ar]von
The humble petition of Rhytherch ap Edward of Treos in the Com[mote] of Creithyn and County aforesayd
Humbly sheweth that your petin[er] is and hath been for many years heretofore a resident within ye sayd County and from thence sent to the service of Ireland and alsoe hath served as a soldier in the service of his late majestie against ye p[ar]lament vnder ye Command of Col[onel] Roger Mostyn of Dol y Corslwyn whose certificate to yt purpose is herevnto annexed. And your petic[i]on[er] havinge bruises and infirmities by reason therof w[hi]ch hath made him incapable at present to followe his former calling wherby to gaine his liueliehood and saue himself from extreame want for ye future.
Wherefore your petic[i]on[er] humbly prayeth yt he may be admitted to receaue an yearely pention out of ye maymed soldiers mize as it shall seem meet vnto your woor[ships] and your petic[i]oner shall euer pray &c.