Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor

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Admission of Stephen Clark, Longborough, yeoman, that he had been guilty of error and mismanagement as Overseer of the Poor for previous year for which he is bound to appear at Gloucester Sessions. Agrees to give bond for £28 to William Leigh, Adlestrop, Lord of the Manor, Charles Shuckborough, Longborough, esq. and Christopher Shute, Broadwell, clerk for benefit of parishioners and to pay legal costs. Promises never to take on any public office in Longborough in future.

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DR18/9/16/3
Date

11 July 1737
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DR18 Leigh of Stoneleigh, 1100-1999
DR18/9 Gloucestershire papers, mainly relating to the Leigh estates at Longborough, 1679-1852
DR18/9/16 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 1737 1752
DR18/9/16/1 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, June 1737
DR18/9/16/2 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, [June 1737]
DR18/9/16/3 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 11 July 1737
DR18/9/16/4 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 11 July 1737
DR18/9/16/5 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 11 July 1737
DR18/9/16/6 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 11 July 1737
DR18/9/16/7 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 12 July 1737
DR18/9/16/8 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, [July 1737]
DR18/9/16/9 Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor, 5 November 1752

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Papers relating to the accounts of Stephen Clark, Overseer of the Poor

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