September ye 7th 1715 Hon[ou]r[e]d S[i]rs These are to certifie your Honours that this is a list of all those to goe to horse; and also of all the fifties w[i]thin our said p[ar]ish as followeth
Name (and title) | Further details | Amount (£) | Type/Liability | Notes |
Impr[im]is Nicholas Roope Esqr | 100 | Horse | ||
William Cholwich Esqr | 075 | Horse | ||
Mr Cornelius Hyne | 075 | Horse | ||
Mrs Joan Smyls | 050 | Horse | ||
Mr Richard Short | 050 | Horse | ||
Here follows the fifties | ||||
Mr William Sparke | 50 | Fifties | ||
Mr Peter Jellard | 33 | Fifties | ||
John Perring | 10 | |||
William Prowse | 03 | |||
Mr William Elliott | for Milcomb | 04 | ||
Mr John Adams | of Preston | 29 | Fifties | |
George Gurner | 20 | |||
James Goodrige | for ye meadow | 01 | ||
Richard Perring | 30 | Fifties | ||
Joseph Courtez | 08 | |||
John Shipherd | 05 | |||
Robert Hayes | 01 | |||
Thomas Bedlake | 03 | |||
Mary Tucker widdow | 03 | |||
Mr Robert Pinhey | 29 | Fifties | ||
Nicholas Hingston & | ||||
Edward Colton | 11 | |||
Richard Peeke | 10 | |||
Mr John Pinhey | 16 | Fifties | ||
James Goodrige | 07 | |||
John Tucker | of Hansell | 09 | ||
The occupiers of Waterslades | 08 | |||
Richard Tuckerman | of Longstone | 05 | ||
Joan Hingstone widdow | 05 | |||
John Ford | for Westry | 10 | Fifties | |
Mr John Creed | 06 | |||
Mr John Crocker | for Mrs Foxworthyes | 06 | ||
Mary Clarke | 08 | |||
Elias Tucker [&] | ||||
Willmete Tucker & | ||||
John Kingstone | 10 | |||
John Ford [&] | ||||
Richard Follett & | ||||
Richard Pearce | 10 | |||
Robert Pearce | 10 | Fifties | ||
Elias Tucker | of Bowe | 01 | ||
William Hingstone | 09 | |||
Granfill Smyth | for Oldstone & East Hartley | 12 | ||
Mrs Mary Baddaford | 15 | |||
John Elliott Junr | 02 | |||
John Tucker | for Sullocks | 01 | ||
Mr Peter Ryder | 20 | Fifties | ||
Elizabeth Jellard | 20 | |||
Thomas Peeke | of Hallwell | 05 | ||
John Perring | for p[ar]t of Noseworthys | 05 | ||
Nicholas Hyne | 19 | Fifties | ||
Richard Pinhey | 11 | |||
Agness Peeke & | ||||
Mary Perring | 08 | |||
Nicholas Campe | 03 | |||
Richard Adams | 04 | |||
Roger Tucker & | ||||
Dorothy Tuckerman | 02 | |||
Mr William Elliott | for Furspringes | 03 | ||
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Mr William Creed | 26 | Fifties | ||
Richard Pearce | 09 | |||
The Feoffees of Dartmouth p[er] Foard | 10 | |||
Jane Jellard | 03 | |||
Mr Peter Creed | 02 | |||
Mr Robert Hunt | 21 | Fifties | ||
Mrs Julian Cholwich | 15 | |||
Richard Tuckerman | p[er] Burlson | 10 | ||
John Andrews | 04 | |||
John Oldreive Sen | 20 | Fifties | ||
Lewis Oldreive | for Jno Dinings | 10 | ||
John Oldreive Jun | 02 | |||
Sam[uel] Hyne | 01 | |||
John Martin Sen | 08 | |||
Mrs Margt Roope | 08 | |||
Joan Hining | 01 | |||
John Madduck | 15 | Fifties | ||
Richard Madduck | 23 | |||
Richard Madduck | or the occupiers for Burlson | 06 | ||
John Tucker | of Widewell | 05 | ||
The feoffees of Stoakfleming | 01 | |||
Phillip Tucker | 19 | Fifties | ||
Nicholas Andrews | 01 | |||
John Osborne | 10 | |||
Mrs Joan Creed & her sisters | 10 | |||
Exec[utor]s of Mr Arthur Baddaford | 5 | |||
Honor Sparke | 03 | |||
Mary Peeke & | ||||
Rebecca Peeke | 02 | |||
John Tuckerman | 23 | Fifties | ||
Richard Tuckerman | of Coom[b] | 15 | ||
Nicholas Tucker | 11 | |||
William Chin | for Sullocks | 01 | ? = Ching | |
Mr Georg Knowlling | 18 | Fifties | ||
Mr William Sparke | 26 | |||
John Wadland | 04 | |||
Sophia Peeke & | ||||
Dorothy Peeke | 01 | |||
Nicholas Downing | 01 | |||
John Perring | for Ann Hynes & John Fords | 18 | Fifties | |
William Chin | for ye Mills | 04 | ||
John Berry | 05 | |||
Mr John Adams [&] | ||||
R[ichar]d Bartlett & | ||||
William Bartlett | 05 | |||
Mary Clarke | for Hynes | 03 | ||
Michaell Pearce | 15 | |||
William Hingston | Constables | |||
Phillip Tucker | Constables | |||
Richard Pinhey | [witness] | |||
John Wadland | [witness] | |||
Richard Hyne | [witness] | |||
And as for such arms and accoutraments: wee have none within our said p[ar]ish fitt to serve as witness our hands |
[In the documents, the amounts recorded are arranged in groups normally adding up to £50 (or multiples of £50), and known as 'fifties', each responsible for providing one or more soldiers; in the transcript, the fifties are separated by grey bands; see Section 2 of the Commentary, The documents described.]