August ye 25th 1715 A list of foot soldiers and arms within the p[ar]ish aboves[ai]d to be of the standing militia of the said County charged according to Act of P[ar]lem[en]t intitulled an act for ordring the forces of the sev[er]all counties of the Kingdom by the Deputie Lieuetennant of the s[ai]d County as followeth
| Name (and title) | Further details | Amount (£ s) | Type/Liability | Notes |
| Richard Ford | 32 10 | A mans arms | ||
| Joseph Watts | 05 00 | |||
| Richard Hardy | 11 10 | |||
| John Gillard | 01 00 | |||
| Nicholas Came | 37 00 | A mans arms | ||
| John Smith | 06 00 | |||
| John Partridge | 06 00 | |||
| John Edwards | 01 00 | |||
| Nicholas Prittejohn | 24 00 | A mans arms | ||
| Dorathy Edwards | 06 00 | |||
| Fredrick Marker | 13 00 | |||
| Francis Lamble | 03 00 | |||
| Jane Hardy | 04 00 | |||
| Daniell Shath | 22 10 | A mans arms | ||
| Richard Weekes | 07 10 | |||
| Will Ford | 13 00 | |||
| Roger Chope | 05 10 | |||
| Elizabeth Rich | 01 10 | |||
| Peter Ryder Gent | 32 10 | A mans arms | ||
| Ann Partridge | 08 10 | |||
| John Crispin | 09 00 | |||
| Caleb March | 26 00 | A mans arms | ||
| William Crocker | 00 06 | |||
| Joseph Pearce | 00 07 | |||
| Nath March | 05 10 | |||
| Michaell Partridge | for Shipherds | 05 10 | ||
| John Cranch | 30 00 | A mans arms | ||
| Jane Hardy | 05 10 | |||
| Mich Partridge | 02 15 | |||
| John Edwards | 02 15 | |||
| Jane Chope | 02 15 | |||
| John Partridge | of ye town | 06 05 | ||
| Edward Luscombe | 19 00 | A mans arms | ||
| Nicholas Luscombe | 16.00 | |||
| Richard Torring | 09 00 | |||
| Robert Louell | 03 00 | |||
| Thomas Stabb | 02 00 | |||
| Mary Phillieps | 01 00 | |||
| William Predam Gent | 26 00 | A mans arms | ||
| Sill Edwards | 09 00 | |||
| Robert Adames | 11 00 | |||
| Michaell Partridge | 04 00 | |||
| Henry Nelson Esqr | 50 00 | Gonn off to horse | ||
| William Dyer Esqr | 36 00 | a Commission officer | ||
| The occupiers of Roger Hele Esqr | 14 00 | Gonn off to horse | ||
| Edward Luscombe | Constables | |||
| Crispin Colling | Constables | |||
| Sume totall is 550 - - | ||||
[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.]