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Great Addington 17 72 23 !slip 48 Aldwincle All Saints 30 387 Aldwincle St. Peter 19 Lilford 19 Barnwell All Saints 6 Lowick 44 23 9 Burton Latimer 61 23 Cranford St. Andrew 32 Twywell 34 Cranford St. John 14 Warkton 30 32 Woodford 36 Finedon 92 18 1,069

Ale-draper 1 Farmer's son 13 Ale-house keeper 1 Farrier 1 Ale-keeper 1 Fellmonger 3 Apothecary 1 Gamekeeper 1 Apprentice 7 Gardener 2 Attorney 1 Ge1der 2 Attorney's clerk 1 Gentleman's servant 5 Baker 20 Glazier 1 Basket-maker 1 Glazier's servant 1 Blacksmith 18 Glover 4 Boat-wright 1 Grazier 5 Bookbinder 1 Grazier's son 1 Book-keeper 1 Grocer 5 Brazier 2 Gun-stock maker 1 Breeches-maker 1 Hairdresser 1 Brickmaker 4 Hawker 1 Butcher 11 Hedger 1 Carpenter 28 Heel-maker 1 Carrier 2 Hemp-dresser 1 Carrier's servant 5 Horse-breaker 1 Chaise driver 1 Innholder 1 Cheese-factor 1 Innkeeper 3 Chimney-sweep 1 Ironmonger 1 Collar-maker 2 Joiner 4 Cooper 2 Keeper 1 Coppice keeper 1 Labourer 143 Currier 1 Lace-dealer 1 Cutler 1 Lace-maker 1 Draper 6 Landlord 1 Draper's servant 1 Lime-trimmer 2 Dyer 1 Maltster 3 Esquire 2 Manufacturer 5 Excise officer 1 Manufacturer's Farmer 85 servant 1 Farmer & tax Mason 14 gatherer 1 Mat-maker 6 Farmer's servant 7 Merchant 1 HuxLOE HUNDRED 99

Militia (Bedfordshire) 1 Spinner 1 Miller 11 Steward 1 Miller's son 1 Surgeon 1 No trade given 55 Tailor 19 Ostler 1 Tanner 2 Paper-maker 1 Thatcher 2 Plasterer 1 Tin-man 2 Postboy 1 Turner 1 Publican 1 Victualler 11 Rector 1 VVaggoner 2 Reed-maker 1 VVatchmaker 2 Seaman 1 VVeaver 172 Serge-maker 6 VVeaver (silk) 1 Servant 169 VVeaver's apprentice 1 Servant (personal) 2 VVheelwright 11 Shepherd 22 VVheelwright's Shoemaker 54 servant 2 Shopkeeper 2 VVhitesmith 2 Sizer 1 VV ool-comber 35 Slater 3 VV ool-winder 1 Smith 1 Sorter 3 1,069

GREAT ADDINGTON Decbr 15th, 1777. A list of all the men's names in Great Addington between the age of eighteen and forty-five thought proper to serve in the militia. VVm. Lovel VVm. Vurley Benjamin Colson Josiah Brawn Lau. Hudson John Coe John VViles Tho. Timson John Jolly James Page John Beal J onathan SetcheI Tho. Baily Tho. Sharp George AlIen John Sharp Samuel AlIen Alexander Beeby, constable.

LITTLE ADDINGTON A list of all persons liable to serve in the malitia for the parish of Little Addington viz: Japheth Abbot, farmer's son James Beeby, do. Jno. Beeby, do. Thos. Bird, weaver VVm. Paine, do. Henry VVillson, do. George Gascoyen, do. Jno. Ball, do. Green Gascoyen, do. Morris Noles, servant Thos. Beeby, do. Sam!. Dyer, do. 100 MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Jos. Maycock, do. Christopher Abbot, do. George Abbot, do. Jno. Sharp, do. Wm. Nicholes, do. Charles Chamberlain, do. Jno. How, do. Jno. Drage, baker Jos. Flecknoe, labourer George Mason, courdwainer Wm. Maycock, do. by me, George Beeby, constable. ALDWINCLE ALL SAINTS Notice is hereby given to all who liable to be drafted for the militia that their will be a meeting for that purpose to be held on the tenth day of December 1777 at the White Hart in Kettering. Aldwincle All Saints. (John Johnson) poor man, John Sawyer Parris, ale draper 6 children James Bellamy, weelwright Thos. Jeffs, labourer Thos. Bellamy, do. Mathew Battson, weavour, lame Thos. Hains, labourer William Sawford, labourer Dan!. Waples, seman, lame John Clark, labourer, lame (Joseph Hughes) poor man, (Richd. Pinark) poor man, 5 children 4 children Thos. Walden, servant Daniel Prentice, cordwainer (Thos. Bramston, labourer) (Thos. Battson, carpenter, has been drawn 4 children) drawn John Stokes, labourer (Thos. Thompson) farmer Robt. Whiteney, malster (past age) (Sam!. Brown) poor man, (Heny. Thompson, farmer, lame) 3 children past age (Wm. Brown) blemishd eyes (Willm. Crowson) cordwainer, Joseph Moore, labour 3 children Isaec Stephens, cordwainer Mr Hodgkins, groscer John Billing, labourer Willm. Beesley, blacksmith (James Small) poor man, Thomas Ellet, farmer 5 children Lewis Davison, cunstable. N.B. Any person that thinks themselves aggrieved may then appeal; no appeal will be afterwards received. Your appeal must be on the 10th. of this instant as above mentioned.

ALDWINCLE ST. PETER Decm. 10, 1777. Acount of the names for the melicher for the parisch of Aldwinckel Saintes Peeters. J oseph Pressen, sarvent Simant Drage, sarvant Richard Stimson, labrow Tho. Bland, coopeerper Henery Cooales, farmer John Bland, grecher Samwel Nichels, sarvant Robart Tarrey, carpenter John J olderman, cooper John Smith, cooardwinder John Walden, labrow (Jorg Bloot, labrow) Job Brutnal, labrow Tho. Hooldeg, farmer Robart Peerkens, labrow (Tho. illegible, sarvant) Tho. Browen, farmer Richard Compen, sheepard Josph. Baterson, teeler Benjm. Goodger, coonstabl. HUXLOE HUNDRED 101

BARNWELL ALL SAINTS To a list of the men at this time dwelling within the parish of Barnwell All Saints between the ages of eighteen & fortyfive years. Chris. Jeakins, graser Thos. Cornwell, sarvent Geo. Peake, grasers son Cha. Andrew, dito Jno. Riddle, carpinder Wm. Spencer, do. December ye 6, 1777. Marmaduke Pywell, constable.

BARTON SEAGRAVE A list of liable to serve as militia men in the parish of Barton Seagrave in the county of . Jno. Baker } Thos. Allott Saml. Wallis Sam!. Dimbleby Geo. Judkins farmers Nicholas Pendels Andw. Morer Willm. Summerforth Jno. Garratt }

BURTON LATIMER The persons whose names are as follow are liable to serve in the militia for the parish of Burton Latimer, 1778. Francis Robinson, farmer John Garratt, miller John Robinson, farmer William Eady, miller Edmund Eady, farmer Henry Robinson, farmer William Andrews, farmer John Hughes, wheelwright Robert Capps, butcher Edward Hughes, wheelwright Samuel Buswell, farmer Joseph Sudborough, shoemaker Thos. Wood, farmer Thos. Sudborough, shoemaker Edward Wood, farmer Moses Patrick, mason John Blofield, joiner Henry Ginn, farmer Richard Blofieeld, joiner William Eady, servant Samuel Garratt, miller John Sudborough, shoemaker 102 NORTHAMPTONSlllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Thos. Bellamy, farmer Samuel Wright, servant Robert Bellamy, farmer John Timson, servant John Glover, carpenter Richard Croxen, blacksmith Thos. Simco, carpenter William Branson, sarvant Richard Wade, publican John Bland, servant Joseph Miller, weaver Charls Hodson, servant John Hodson, labourer Robert Row, labourer Thos. Croxen, wheelwright Thos. Payne, taylor Samuel Patrick, mason William Nutt, labourer John Mason, weaver Francis Toulton, weaver Joseph Driver, shepherd William Northern, taylor

CRANFORD ST. ANDREW Decr. ye 1st 1777. A list of person residing in the parrish of Cranford St. Andrew between the age of eighteen and forty five years lyable to serve in the millitia. John Blackwell, smith Jonthn. Bailey, do. Thos. Lyon, baker Richd. Hodson, servant Wm. Isac, woollcomber Wm. Gun, do. Michael Holland, do. Wm. Cox, do. Thos. Jennings, do. Thos. Langley, farmer George Holland, do. Wm. Rippen, servant Thos. Howard, weaver Wm. Fiesby, do. Thos. Peach, butcher Wm. Gale, farmer Thos. Abbott, butcher

CRANFORD ST. JOHN Deer. ye 1st 1777. A list of persons residing in the parrish of Cranford St John between ye age of eighteen and forty five years lyable to serve in ye militia. John Horn, servant John Abbott, do. Edwd. Gray, do. Abaraham Smith, farmer John Sharp, vitular Wm. Smith, labourer Dan!. Wells, weaver John Orpin, servant Wm. Sharp, cordwainer Reuhbin Reynolds, do. Edward Mackaness, farmer

John Brooksby, labourer John Elston, labourer J oseph Abbot, labourer John Smith, cordwainer William Linnel, labourer J oseph Roughton, weaver John Harlock, draper Richard Linnel, sarvant. Richard Bollard, labourer Peter Smith, farmer. John Tebbut, labourer James Watkins, farmer. William Smith, cordwainer John Watkins, shepherd. Richard Vincent, farmer George Law, weaver. John Corby, servant John Law, weaver. Thomas Durden, labourer Samuel Dines, farmer. Edward Durden, labourer Simon Dines, farmer. John Boddington, butcher John Reynolds, breeches-maker Thomas Wallis, blacksmith John Warner, mason. John Silby, farmer William Mobbs, cordwainer. John Glover, cordwainer Thomas Mobbs, labourer George Simpkin, labourer Richard Warrin, carpenter Thomas Bayes, servant Tebbut Warrin, carpenter William Bollard, servant Thomas Blundel, labourer James Bailey, farmer William Blundel, farmer John Clipston, servant J oseph Dickings, labourer John Morton, labourer

GRAFTON UNDERWOOD County of Northampton. Grafton Underwood 29th Novr 1777. A list of those that are lyable to serve in the militia for the said parish. William Downing, farmer John Moaten, laberour Simon Bland, coppce keeper Thomas Draper, weaver J oseph Bland, graser Thomas Bellamy, laberour Henry Brown, farmer William Palmer, juner, servant HUXLOE HUNDRED 105

John Yark, servant John Farrow, laberour John Fetch, weaver John Bale, sheephard Charles Gray, weaver (George illegible, servant) William Dunmore, servant Samuell Roughton, weaver Richard Shipley, servant Thomas Bottrill, weaver Eusebus Illiff, constable of Grafton Underwood. N.B. The day of appeal is appointed to be held the tenth day of Dec­ ember next at the White Hart In in Kettering and no complaint will be heard afterwards.

IRTHLINGBOROUGH Irthlingborough December 8th. The list of persons to serve for the militia. Simon Taylor, esq. Joseph Lilley, servant St. John Outlaw, farmer Rober Young, cord winder William Wallis, dito. John Hall, labour John Wallis, dito. Wm. Sherwood, cardwinder Robert Scroxton, servant John Gipson, dito. Thomas Rye, dito. William Hull, dito. Oliver AlIen, blacksmith Peter Horn, dito. James Smith, dito. John Chapman, dito. Siamon AlIen, dito. Phi lip Ashon, dito. William Parsons, shepard William Tomson, labour John Glover, butcher Thomas Deacon, dito. Richard Groome, baker Leonard Groome, dito. John Lee, labours John Bell, dito. John Mace, cardwinder William Lamber, butcher Oliver Alien, farmer Thomas Cuthbert, servant George Litchfield, servant John Sherwood, cordwinder William Woolston, dito. Timothy Sherwood, dito. Thomas Wright, farmer John Cleavly, limetrimer William Warren, labours John Flawne, lanlord James Brown, cardwindr William Flawn, weavor William Scroxton, dito. James Roocksby, mason John Smith, farmer William Nurrish, cordwr. Charls Cockon, servat Lenton More, dito. John Keech, dito. Leonard Groome, dito. Wiles Decon, shepard Thomas Todd, culer John Masom, farmer Timothy Todd, dito. Mathew Groome, dito. Jeffery Woolston, farmer John Parsons, dito. Leonard Curtis, dito. Danet Roberts, servant Thomas Woolston, shep. William Groome, carpenter John Marrot, dito. William Lambe, cordwinder John Parsons, dito. Leonard Groome, limetrimer Joseph Hardwick, servant John Britchford, servant William Horten, dito. William Manning, cordwindr. Samewell Chamberlion John Young, carpenter Thomas Craxton, labor Giles Loucks, sheperd John ye blacksmith Cuthbert Curtis, } J oseph Warde, constable. 106 NORTHAMPTONSlllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

ISLIP A list of men dwelling in the parish of Islip qualified to serve in the militia, Novr29, 1777. Thos. Squire, mercht. Wm. Colls, blacksmith Rice Vorley, farmer George Collins, miller Jno. Hails, servt. Jno. Collins, miller Charls. Knight, farmer Jas. Elmer, carpenter Wm. Fox, servt. George Bears, baker J os. Bales, servt. Thos. Colles, baker Thos. Curwain, servt. Peter Mason, baker Wm. Leete, farmer Jno. Bever, miller Sam!. Prat, servt. J os. Ridle, servt. Nathl. Eayers, taylor Jno. Turncliff, hawker Wm. Vorley, farmer Thos. Sawford, sheapd. Dan!. Day, servt. Thos. Meadows, mat maker Jno. Lovday, matmaker (Thos. Williamson, farmer) (Harry illegible, labr.) + lost an eye Abel Fox, shomaker Paul March, labourer (Robd. Nichols, boatwright +) John Marh, labourer Charles Wild, gun stock maker Sibley Vorley, farmer Andrew Bull, labourer John Butterworth, baker Robd. Forscot, labourer (Simon Abbut) carpenter (Wm. Ridle, labourer) lame (Joseph Clawson, weaver) 5 chi!. Thos. Clark, labourer Thos. Lee, collar maker Jno. Britan, sheapd. (Randell Adams, servt.) lame Thos. Freeman, mason Benjamin Edis, servt. (Jno. Bateman, farmer) + (John Serjeant, servt.) lost an eye Wm. Stanion, servt. + Have already served John Knight, constable. The day of appeal is the 10th. day of December at the White Hart in Kettering. No appeal after that will be received.

KETTERING Kettering list of militia. J oseph Richardson, tything man (William Roughton, junr., Edward Kilbon, servant surgeon) James Rycrass .. servant Samuel Roughton, farmer James Morris, servant Francis Draper, servant Henry Swinshed, servant Joseph Chater, shoemaker John Noone, victualer William Chater, shoemaker John Bland, bookkeeper Benjamin Roughton, taylor Francis Bland, comber Matthew Trantom, taylor John Keep, brazier Samuel Burditt, waggoner Allexander Seaton, tinnman William Fenton, victualer John Vaughn, tin man Samuel Page, spinner William Stanion, shoemaker Edwerd Ward, weavour John Humphreys, shoemaker Henry Taylor, weaver Thomas Dash, bookbinder J oseph Beale, hairdresser James Kempson, junr., draper William Hawthorn, joiner (James Johnson, draper) Thomas Dexter, taylor HUXLOE HUNDRED 107

Thomas Lee, junr., weaver (William Martin, apprentice) Thomas Robinson, turner (Jonathan Martin, aprentice) William Est, glover Thomas Parker, weaver John Dorr, weaver William Wingill, weaver Joseph Daws, wear., Thomas Wright, workhouse Huntindon militia J onathon Boswell, servant Joseph Hanger, wear. John Stafford, junr., gardiner Thomas Ashby, labourer Samuel Law, comber Moses Deacon, sergmaker Daniel Taylor, weaver Thomas Tomson, farmer Samuel Richardson, farmer Henry Essom, weaver William Wilson, servant, ditto Richard Williamson, servant John Warner, brickmaker Thomas Seale, servant George Warner, junr., farmer John Perrin, wheelwright George Warner, servant, ditto James Pain, servant ditto John Voy, butcher (Thomas Croxon, servant ditto) Henry Croson, weavr. John Hill, blacksmith Thos. Almond, manufacturer William Mitton, victualer Samuel Smith, weaver Edward Moore, servant Edward Cunnington, Bryan Mitton, weaver wheelwright Henry Willis, shepard William Nunns, ditto William Wood, collermaker John Cannington, ditto J ames Somers, draper (Thomas Archer, ditto) Thomas Ellott, servant ditto James Halford, malster Samuel Laccock, draper John Page, weaver J oseph Pettifer, shoemaker William Reeve, weavr. (John Garlick, shoemaker) Henery Cave, weaver Thomas Boon, grocer J oseph N orwood, wear., William Tomlinson, currier Lincon militia J ames Boon, ironmonger James Jones, weaver Stephen Addams, whitesmith Ephraim Buswell, manufacterer Richard Turner, servant Joseph Sharman, comber Thomas Willis, servant (Edward Bemmington, comber, John Wallis, butcher 3 children) George Manning, comber JosephPage, sheppard William Hawthorn, servant Samuel Smith, junr., sizer William Case, taylor Thomas Ashton, weaver William Barrat, weaver William Brigstock, weavr. Edward Gotch, shoemaker Solaman Bradley, labourer John Sumpter, comber Thomas Woollard, baker Samuel Lewis, weaver J oseph Timms, junr., sergmaker John Driver, weaver, Huntindn. John Bradley, comber militia William Benford, weaver (John Walker, junr., joiner) John Rowlett, comber (William Powell, weavr., infirm) Thomas Witwell, weavr. Joseph Vasie, wear. William Parnell, wear., George Barratt, weavr. Rutland militia Thomas Collier, weaver Henry Jones, labourer William Smith, weaver Moses Mace, junr., weaver Richard Manton, weavr. (Daniel Timson, weavr., infirm) Jabis Curtis, weaver Henry J ones, chimbley sweeper Thomas J ames, labourer Thomas Langton, weavr. James Martin, wear., Huntinn. Samuel Phillips, weaver militia John Burton, weaver 108 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

William Hodges, wear., aprentice John Eyre, comber Andrew Stanley, weaver Samuel Buswell, manufactr. James Bennett, thatcher John Buswell, ditto Benjn. Munn, farmer

(John Mason, lame, labourer) Wm. Beeby, baker J oseph Lillimer, wear. Thos. Burgis, reedmaker Edward Chapman, victualer Benjn. Rowlett, taylor Samuel Lincon, weavr. Thomas Cross, slater John Cawley, weavr. John Judkin, butcher William Bamford, baker William Howins, labourer Ambrose Spencer, weavr. Thos. Marlow, shepperd John Holditch, Huntindn. John Larratt, wear., Rutland militia, weavr. militia Pettit Wilson, weavr. (John Cornfield, wear., very ill) Crisr. Tomson, brickmaker Saml. Townley, weavr. John Denton, weavr. Thos. Page, weavr., Bedford James Denton, ditto militia (George WaIter, labourer, lame) Goodfe11ow Palmer, weaver., (Joseph Smith, servant, lame) Bedfd. militia Samuel Harris, labourer John Brown, labourer Edward Sparrow, weavr. Richard Lane, junr., weavr. John Warren, weavr. Wm. Arch, wheelwright John Cox, shoemaker Saml. Mee, baker John Larratt, labourer Thos. Clark, barber John Clark, comber Samue11 Kettleby, silk weavr. Nattl. Tunnell, junr., comber James Chater, butcher Antony Graves, weavr., Richard Meakins, servant Leicesr. militia Zacharia Maddock, aprentice John Scott, glover Robert Abe11, carpenter William Moore, weavr. William Barber, shoemaker John Chapman, weavr., John Astill, weavr. Bedford militia William Hawks, weavr. Benjn. Munn, sergmaker John Ashton, weavr. William Watson, comber John Ashton the younger, weavr. Onicefurus Bonner, comber Stephen W ool1ston, victualer (Thomas Benford, sorter) Thomas Starmore, weavr., William Ashton, wear., Leicesr. militia Leicesr. militia Thos. Higgins, victualer Wm. Norriss, weavr., Leicesr. Crisr. Parker, wear., Huntinn. militia militia Ralf Starmore, weavr., Leicr. John Yarrow, waggoner militia Simon Townley, labourer Thos. White, weavr. John Curtis, labourer John White, weavr., Leicesr. Joseph True, weaver militia William Barrat the elder, weavr Collier Holditch, weavr., John Holland, weavr. Rutland militia Thomas Munn, weavr. William Larrat, weavr., Rutd. John Benford, weavr. militia Saml. Martin, weavr., Jame's son John Martin, weavr. (Joseph Sparrow, maimed, John Hoaten, weavr. mason) Wm. Hodges, weavr. William Cleever, weavr., Soloman Frith, weavr. Huntinn. militia James Brigstock, weavr. Nathanel Palmer, weavr. James Dove, weavr. Thos. Binder, thatcher, Leicesr. (George Jorden, weavr.) militia (Thomas Curwin, taylor) William Marshall, comber (James Wittock, brazer) 110 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Wm. Burditt, weavr., Rutland (Stephen Dyer, sorter, deaf, militia infirm) (John Satchell, manufacturer) Samuel Richards, comber Samuel Hannott, servant ditto John Killingworth, cordwainer John Satchell, junr. William Jeffery's, junr., sorter Saml. Wallis, grocer Jobb Tebbutt, shoemaker George Arnold, grocer Uria Cave, weavr. Saml. Mugleton, tayler John Turner, labourer John Addams, draper Edward Parker, weavr. Spencer Manning, cutler (Thos. Beall, weavr.> Joseph Glenn, barber William Parker, wear. John Wells, baskett maker Joseph Parker, wear., son of (Griffith Roberts, inn-keeper, Heny., Hunn. militia drawn before) Thomas Mee, baker Henry Bland, glover Crisr. Coles, cooper Henry Norman, glover William Clipson, joiner (John Mobbs, shoemaker, infirm) Joseph Goodman, vier. Saml. Scultrop, junr., dyer Thomas Cross, white smith Thos. Scultrop, baker Samuel Hoaten, weavr. William Wallis, comber James Morris, Bedford militia Richard Life, comber James Lacey, lace-maker (Brackley Facer, comber) (Wm. Johnson, horsebreaker, Heny. Curwin, taylor above age> (John Davy, weavr., lame and Edward Dickins, slater very ill) Thomas Lane, weavr. Joseph Law, wear., Bedford John Goodfellow, glazier militia Thomas Thaxton, servant ditto Leonard Askhew, weaver J oseph Stockbourn, innholder William Davy, weavr. Richard Smith, hostler ditto George Leveratt, wear. William Goode, post boy ditto Benjn. Leveratt, junr., wear. Thomas Dickason, comber Jobb Roberts, shoe-maker John Bates, watch-maker Thos. Bull, sergmaker Thomas Bates, ditto Thomas Marratt, wear., Mr. Roberts, attorney Huntinn. militia Richard Smith, clark ditto Wm. Pain, victualer (John Wollard, baker, infirm) (Richard illegible, wear., infirm) Thomas Tingle, miller William Mawby, comber Phillip Tingle, ditto Thos. Ellitt, carpenter John Newman, tanner Thos. Bennett, wear. John Taylor, constable. LILFORD A list of all persons between the age of eighteen and fortyfive liable to serve in the militia in the parish of Lilford and Wigsthorp in the county of Northampton. J oseph Wilkinson, steuard to John Mills, shoemaker Thomas Powys, esqr. Daniel Tomlin, carpenter Thomas Banks } William Mills } Robert Perkins servants to Thomas Willcox George Deue Thomas Thomas Adams labours John Stretton Powys, esq John Brigs Laurence Beeten William Day Thomas Smith, farmer \ I

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Richard Knowls } Steven Meares Leonard Teer farmers Thomas Ruff servants John Godfrey James Tomlin, constable. LOWICK A list of persons liable to serve in the militia for the parish of Lowick, December 7th. 1777. John Hodges, tanner James Eaton, miller

(Robt. Elmer, prentice) (Wm. Bradly, prentice) Jos. Medows, labourer Jno. Wells, constable. SLIPTON Slipton milita list. (John Smith, famer son) Henery Ruff, labour J oseph Battes, famer son William Billing, servant Samuel Battes, coard winder Robert Fox, servant Thomas Hervey, labour James Battes, servant (Thomas Fellows, labour) Wm. Billing, constabl. SUDBOROUGH December ye 10, 1777. A list of men for the parish of Sudborough. Mr. John Patirick, farmer illegible Cook, labouror Mr. John Tebbutt, farmer and John Day, mason church wardin William Folkner, labouror Mr. Saunders Tebbutt, farmer ' Thomas Smith, labouror Mr. John Worthington, farmer Simon Stevens, labour or and tax gather John Mears, labouror Mr. Richard Lawford, farmer Thomas Waldin, labouror Mr. Perkines, geame keeper William Wadd, sarvnt Jarves Worthington, farmer son Thomas Ward, sarvent James Fox, millers son Thomas Lee, sarvent John Jackson, shoemaker Jonathan Spriges, sarvent William Jackson, shoemaker Moses Aryes, singel man Thomas Jackson, sheeperd William Haseldon, constable. TWYWELL Twywell millitta list. John Eaton, grazer John Harley, servant Thos. Bulling, grazer (John Scriven, rector) Wm. Percival, heelmaker (Thos. Knight, constable) John Blackwell, blacksmith (John Harison, third brug) John Coleman, labrough (John Percival, lame) Wm. Skempton, hempdresser (John Lancom, drawn the time Robt. Peach, butcher before) J ames Percival, shoumaker (Frances Skempton, drawn last Thos. Archer, baker time) Wm. Abbot, plastrer (James Abbot, a prentice) Wm. Abbot, carpenter (Mathew Baker, a prentice) Saml. Hews, shoumaker (Thos. Nobels, three children, Edward Phips, labrough poor) John Cox, servant (Frances Abbot, lame) Wm. Jacks, servant (Frances Eaton, three children. Thos. Steevens, servant poor) John Foster, ale keeper (Ritchard Bates, three children, James Harford, servant poor) HUXLOB HUNDRED 113

WOODFORD 1777. A list of their names to serve as militia men in the parish of Woodford. Will. Wells, servant John Ausbun, servant Richd. Britten, servant Will. Hicks, baker John Amey, servant