17110402 Page 226 Marriages 1712 and 1720 and Page 227 Vestry Meeting 2nd April 1711

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1712

John Bulock and Frances Sharpley both of this parish

were married in ye parish church of Sego on ye

29th day of Aprill in ye year 1712

( Registered before on Page 126)

1720

Margaret Daughter of Edward Harrison a soldoer in Major

Dunnbar's company ; and Mary his wife baptised privately

february ye 18th 1720

( Registered again on Page 28)

Page 227

Att a vestry holden in the Parish Church of Sego

for the said parish on Easter Monday April ye 2nd 1711

It was enacted, concluded and agreed upon by the Minister

church-wardens and parishioners then present that the sum

of £8....15s....9d sterling

be applotted and levied of the parishioners and land holders

the said parish for the uses following

for bell mans wages for this insuing year 01-06-00

Articles and Charges00-13-08

Applotting the church sess 00-02-00

for washing the table linen 00-02-00

Accidental charges 02-00-00

for elements 12 times 03-00-00

getting the elements 00-06-00

collecting the sess 00-08-06

for Patrick Chambers and James Boner for materials

expended upon the East window of the church 04-11-00

Valentine Silcock for mending ye windoed of ye church 01-06-00

due to the last church-wardens 00-10-09

And that John Sinclairof Aghneeyhey and John Woollsey

of Edendery are chosen church-wardens to serve for the insuing

year. Meridith Jones of Drumgown to serve over-seer of the

High-ways from the low-mill to Edendery crossroad.

William Lynas continues, Alexander Loss continues with

Patrick Hendren for the Montiaghs, John Watson instead

of John Woollsey to over-see from Killicomaine to Portadown bridge

and all that part of the highways which John Woollsey was

over-seer of William Nueat and David Gaddis for Belli-

-nemony constable-wick John Bradshaw and Thomas

Preaswick to over-see from Lylo to Knock Bridge and to Killi-

comain.

Memorandum that the next church-wardens

are to pay Mr Campbell the sum of 00-04-11

he has now pay's Patrick Chambers and James

Bamber, by then laid out formerly upon

the East Window

John Campbell Clerk

Thomas Pressick

Thomas Rodgers Church-warden

Patrick Chambers

Alexander Cell Church-warden

Robert Crier