Z1/43/2/13 Sherford, Coleridge Hundred

An assesm[en]t of the fifties to foot arms by the consent of those whose names are hereunder written. And for every fifty to know his own arms and to take care for the same accordingly made the 24th August 1715

Name (and title)	Further details	Amount     (£ s d)	Type/Liability	Notes
Mr Andrew Jellard		27-11-6	50
John Jellard		06-18-0
The Occupiers of Coombe		13-16-0
Richard Wakeham		01-14-6
Simon Sumpter		20-14-0	50
Peter Jellard	&
Phillip Sweete		22-08-0
Benjamin Bastard		05-03-6
John Randall		01-14-6
Mr Phillip Jellard		18-19-0	50
Mr John Beare		03-09-0
John Edmonds		10-07-0
James Bastard		08-12-6
John Paige		08-12-6
Mr William Hurrell		29-17-6	50
The Occupiers of Bocombe Parsture		04-12-0
The Executors of William Weekes or the Occupiers of the Estate which he had in o[u]r parish		15-10-6
Mr John Luscombe		20-14-0	50
Richard Weekes		06-18-0
The occupiers of the Estate w[hi]ch was Mr [no forename] Duncombs		06-18-0
Richard Collings		13-00-0
William Garland		02-10-0
Mr John Adams th[e] elder		10-07-0	50
John Adams the Younger		15-10-6
William March		13-16-0
Peter Winter		06-18-0
Constance Sumpter		01-14-0
John Gold		01-14-6
Persons assessed to horse for their estates in o[u]r parish
Sir John Trevelian Baronet			Horse	[no amounts recorded for those
Edmund Reynell Esqr			Horse	assessed to horse]
Madam Amy Elford			Horse
Henry Pollexfen Esqr			Horse
Henry Dottin gen[t]			Horse
Henry Nelson Esqr			Horse
Samuel Randall gen[t]			Horse
The mark of Richard Weekes			Con[sta]ble
John Jellard			Con[sta]ble

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[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.]