Desborough Study : Settlement Records
William and Mary
Kidney
Settlement Certificate
from Rushton
1st March
1741
| Northton
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To the Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor of
the parish of Desborow in the County aforesaid |
We the Churchwardens And Overseers of the poor of the Rushton in
the said county do hereby certifie that we own and acknowledge William
Kidney Dyer, and Mary his wife to be inhabitants in our said parish of
Rushton, and we do hereby promise for our selves and successors to recieve
the said William Kidney with his wife into our said parish of Rushton
whenever they shall become chargeable or ask relief in witness whereof we
the said Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor of Rushton have hereunto
set our hands and seals this first day of March in the year of our Lord one
thousand seven hundred and forty one
Attested by us
John Green
William Bosworth
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John Crick
Saml Hardwick
Robrt Osborn
Church Wardens
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Geo Nunns
Tho Pooley
Overseers |
| We whose names are hereunto subscribed two of
his Majesty's justices of the peace for the abovesaid county of
Northton do allow the above written certificate and do hereby
certifie that William Bosworth one of the witnesses who attested the
execution of the said certificate hath made oath before us that he
saw the Churchwardens and Overseers of the poor whose names and
seals are to the said certificate subscribed and set severaly sign
and seal it, and that the names of the witnesses are of their own
proper handwriting dated this 2nd day of March 1741 |
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Langm Rokeby
Wh: Brooke |
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Note: William's son David also had a settlement certificate from Braybrooke
(arising from an apprenticeship).
Desborough is about 3 miles west of Rushton