17130406 Page 234 Vestry Meeting 6 April 1713

Vestry Meeting, 6 April 1713, p 234

At a Vestry held for the Parish of Sego in the Parish Church on Easter Monday April the 6 ^th 1713

It was agreed upon by the Minister, Churchwardens, and Parishioners then presect that the sum of nine pounds & five shillings be allotted among the parishioners For the following (viz) 9. 5. 0

Bell mans wages for ye year 1713 ..............................1. 6. 0

Churchwardens and sidesmen's articles and charges 1. 0. 0

Washing the table linnin ..............................................0. 2. 0

Accidental charges .....................................................3. 0. 0

For Ellements 12 times .............................................3. 00. 0

Getting Ellements ......................................................0. 06. 0

Collecting the cess............................................... 0. 09. 0

For applotting the cess......................................... 0. 02. 0

And that William Bullock of Tanefeglassony and Thomas Pressick of Breagh are chosen Churchwardens for this ensuing year. Richard Milligan of Drumgask and Henry Gaddinaze of Turmoyra are chosen sidesmen for this ensuing year in ye Parish of Sego.

Overseers of the Highways

John Gibson of Upper Sego for the highway from Kilvirgan River to Edenderry and from ye church to Killicomaine Gate, William Emerson in place of Alexander Murphy and James Turk for the moyntaghs. James Byers to oversee from Bocomra to Portadown Bridge, from John Binks to upper Sego gate. John Deary and John Fisher ye elder to oversee Ballynemoney constablewick. Mr Francis Mathers to oversee from the Great Rode to the Runnel that divides Edenderry and upper Sego. Owen McGra and James McKenney to oversee from Knock Bridge to widow Williams’ Hill etc., William Lynas to oversee from Mr Dynes’ Hill to Killycomaine and from ye blue stone to ye low mill and from John Binks to Sego Gate.

John Campbell, Minister

Patrick Cost & John Stevenson ( his mark ) Churchwardens

Francis Mathers

Patrick Chambers

Alex Murphy