17270403 Page 394 Vestry Meeting 3 April 1727

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At a vestry held in the Parish Church of Sego held for the said Parish on Easter Monday April the 3 ^rd 1724. It was enacted concluded and agreed upon by the Minister, Churchwardens and Parishioners then present that the sum of £15-06-0d Sterling be applotted and levied of the Parishioners and Landholders of the said Parish by distress or otherwise according to the law for uses following (viz)

For Ellements and providing Ellements by incoming year...... £1-16-0d

Bell Man wages for the incoming year for ringing

The bell and keeping the church clean...................................... 2-00-0

For Articles and charges of the Churchwardens and Sidesmen 0-16-0

For washing the Surplice and Linen........................................... 0-07-0

Accidental Charges ....................................................................2-00-0

For Applotting the Church Cess .................................................0-02-0

For the Surplice ..........................................................................2-10-0

For pillars and a new gate for the Churchyard ...........................4-00-0

Mending the Church fence by scouring and...............................1-00-0

For collecting the Church Cess ..................................................0-14-6

And that Robert Blacker of Edenderry and John Berry of Aughnehey are chosen Churchwardens for the incoming year : and James Stuart of Ballynecor and William Black of Bellydonaghey are chosen Sidesmen for the incoming year. William Bullock of Cross McKaughully oversee of the road from Dynes Hill to Killecomaine and from the Blue Stone to the Low Mill : John Gibson Continueth, Thomas Turner of Turmoyna and James Castles of Aughacomon for Ballynury. Constablewick : William Keenney of Derry Inver and James McKaughally of Ballynury for the Moyntaghs : John Wally of Drumnacanvey and Henry Black of Bellymaerannal from Knockbridge to Lylo and from Henry Blacks to Killecomaine.

John Campbell, Minister

John Gilpin and Robert Dillsworth, Churchwardens