Liber Estriae Or Memorials of the Royal Ville And Parish of Eastry in the Cou
Liber Estriae Or Memorials of the Royal Ville And Parish of Eastry in the Cou
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Further on in the fame regifler is a notice of Wrake's baptilm inferted irregularly : — "Aprill the 12 1635 was Thomas Wrake pifh Clarke of this pifh baptized. " Both in the cafe of Wrake and in that of Kingfland there would appear to have been fufpicions that they had not been baptized, 1/6 MEMORIALS OF EASTRY.
which occafioned both thefe entries. That concerning Kingfland being efpecially fingular, as the facrament would feem to have been performed at Ickham^ not that he was brought here from... another parifh for that pur- pofe. A glance at the lift of clerks will fhew that the duties of their office have not been at all prejudicial to their longevity, at least during the laft 120 years. For lince the year 1745 up to the pre- fent time there have been only three parifh clerks !
Mrs. Chriftian Goddard, of Eaftry, widow of Oliver Goddard, be- queathed by her will in a. D. 1574, a tenement and garden in Eaflry THE clerk's house.
Street, to the churchwardens " to hold to the ufe of the clerk of Eaftry for ever, fo that the fame clerk for the time being do teach and inftrucfl: in learning one of the poorefl men's children of the parifh being a man child from time to time for ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Further on in the fame regifler is a notice of Wrake's baptilm inferted irregularly : — "Aprill the 12 1635 was Thomas Wrake pifh Clarke of this pifh baptized. " Both in the cafe of Wrake and in that of Kingfland there would appear to have been fufpicions that they had not been baptized, 1/6 MEMORIALS OF EASTRY.
which occafioned both thefe entries. That concerning Kingfland being efpecially fingular, as the facrament would feem to have been performed at Ickham^ not that he was brought here from... another parifh for that pur- pofe. A glance at the lift of clerks will fhew that the duties of their office have not been at all prejudicial to their longevity, at least during the laft 120 years. For lince the year 1745 up to the pre- fent time there have been only three parifh clerks !
Mrs. Chriftian Goddard, of Eaftry, widow of Oliver Goddard, be- queathed by her will in a. D. 1574, a tenement and garden in Eaflry THE clerk's house.
Street, to the churchwardens " to hold to the ufe of the clerk of Eaftry for ever, fo that the fame clerk for the time being do teach and inftrucfl: in learning one of the poorefl men's children of the parifh being a man child from time to time for ever.
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