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Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… upon but the bare allowance of the cuntery, whereof every man of us hath a halphpenny a day taken from us very lately … thinge: butt that hee is a very civill honest laborious man: and follows his callinge in werkinge by day labor in the … R enterd into the booke William Marrison, a poor labouring man of Dranfield. Q/SB/2/1341 (1680-1689) To the worshipfull …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… day of August last past John Brindley a poor impotent old man travelling by the towne of Derby in the highway neer St. … mallice of one Edmund Hall under pretence that I am a mad man, the reason of which is by reason I have threatned to sue …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… Humbly sheweth That your petitioner is an impotent lame man above the age of 82 ye and by an order four years since …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… Most humbly Sheweth That your Petitioner is a poor ancient man and is soe lame that hee is not able to doe any worke for …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… Derbyshire Quarter Sessions: 1689 William Ball, a labouring man of Alsop and Eaton. Q/SB/2/397 (1689) To the Right … That your petitioner William Ball being a labour- -ing man hath lived and continued within the township of Alsop and … and Eaton againe and the petitioner being a poor labouring man and willing to get a livelyhood not being chargeable to …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… of Chatson sheweth your peticioner being a very poer man and this honurable bench and the toune alouered mee one …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… sheweth unto your worshipps that your petitioner is a lame man of about fifty yeare of age and has a wife and four small … the poore notwithstanding your petitioner is a very poore man himselfe and clandestanly gott an order against your …
Petitions to the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions, 1632-1770
… manor Sheweth and certifyeth that Henry Maulton a poor man is with his [wife?] and three children settled as an …