The petition of Rowland ap Robert Edmond of Llanbeblig, Carnarvonshire, 1660
<Carn[ar]von s[ession]s>
To the right woor[shipfu]ll the Justices of the peace nowe sitting att the Quarter sessions for the Cou[n]ty of Carn[ar]von.
The Humble pettition of Rowland ap Robert Edmond of Llanbeblicke in the said Cou[n]ty of Carn[ar]von.
Humbly Sheweth
That your pettitioner hath beene im pressed a souldier to serue for his late ma[jes]tie King Charles the first & hath had a dangerous wound in his left knee with a pike beinge then vnder the Com[m]and of one Capt[ain] Lloyd in Scotland soe that your pettitioner is not able to worke for his liueing being three score & six yeare ould
Now your pettitioners Humble request vnto your woor[shi]pps is that your woor[shi]ps wil be pleased to Comisserate his Condic[i]on And to allowe him out of the maymed souldiers mize what sum[m]e your woor[shi]pps shall thinke fitt for his maintenance he being a poore man & not able to worke for his liueing
And your pettitioner shall Euer pray &c