16960413 Page 24 and 25 Acts of Vestry 1695 and 13th April 1696

24 1695

Memorandum of ye parish is indebted to Mr Campbell 00=06=00

Memorandum ye Mr John Dynes and Robert Moore

have disbursed for ye keeping of a child and ye searching 00=18=0

for ye mother, which child is to be maintained by

ye parish.

Memorandum that Mr John Dynes stands and indebted 01=12=0

to the parish.

I have borrowed the old Church Bible for which Mr Richard Timmons said he would give 10 shillings sterling and lend a new bible in folio to the Church at a cost £1 and 8 shillings sterling. Besides I have bought a new Common Prayer Book for the Churches use and have left it in the Church, which cost me 7 shillings sterling; and I have left a table of unlawful marriages according to the 47 ^th Cannon which cost me a shilling and 6 pence for the printed paper and 6 pence for the frame; and I have provided a Book of Canons for the Church which ordinarily costs 1 shilling sterling.

June the 8^th 1695

John Campbell, Vicar of Seagoe

Received from Mr William Mathers upon the Parishes account May the 19 ^th 1696 thirteen shillings 0:13:0

J. Campbell

L s d June 2

1 : 8 : 0

0 : 7 : 0

0 : 1 : 0

0 : 1 : 0

1 : 17: 0

25 1696

At a Vestry held in the Parish Church of Seagoe for the said Parish on the 13 ^th day of April 1696.

By the consent of the Minister and parishioners there present it is agreed that Thomas Hodgson of Drumanehelle and William Erwin of Carne are elected and chosen to serve as Churchwardens for this next year; and that the sum of ten pounds sterling be equally aplotted upon and levied of the inhabitants of the said parish by the said churchwardens for flags for the Church, for a flagon of blockhim?, cloths of linen and woollen for the communion Table and a fringe and for a large napkin for eloin only and for repairs of the Church and other necessary charges to be accounted for next Easter.

The Overseers of the Highways

Leonard Towhorton to be surveyor of the highway leading from the Church to Lurgan; Robert Black of Ballymcconnell and Alex Black to be surveyors of the highway leading from Lylo to knock Bridge; Robert Hoy to survey from Portadown Bridge and to Bocombra. William Lynas to stand, Robert Thompson for the Constablewick of Ballynamoney; John Robinson foe the Montiaghs.

William Mathers Glen Jenney Archie Bromen

Henry Dynes Geo. Erwin Clerk

Robert Thompson The mark of James Turkington, Churchwarden

The mark of David Simpson Robert Moore, Churchwarden

The mark of Robert Black William Blacker

Thomas Pressick John ?nasne?t