September the 7th Anno D[om]in[o] 1715. An establishment then made by the Deputie Leiutenants of the County aforesaid of foot souldiers and arms within the parish aforesaid as they stand charged to the militia of this said County according to severall Acts of Parliament in that case made and provided
| Name (and title) | Further details | Amount (£) | Type/Liability | Notes |
| Impri[mi]s William Prichard Rector | 50 | a mans arms | ||
| William Adams Junr | 30 | a mans arms | [note in right hand margin: 'Assest to the farryners nyne foot arms'] | |
| The occupiers of Wester Whit [=Whitley] | 20 | |||
| John Phillips Junr | 30 | a mans arms | ||
| Hugh Harris | 10 | |||
| Sarah Harris | Land | 05 | ||
| Richard Morgan | 05 | |||
| James Wakeham | 14 | a mans arms | ||
| Phillip Cornish | 10 | |||
| Phillip Randle | 10 | |||
| Jane Pearse | 10 | |||
| Joane Steer | for Kats | 03 | ||
| John Lakeman Junr | 03 | |||
| Elizabeth Winstone | 23 | a mans arms | ||
| The Trustees of Whitly | 23 | |||
| Abraham Gilbert gentl[eman] | 04 | |||
| William Shepheard | 15 | a mans arms | ||
| Mr [no forename] Pearses | tenement | 15 | ||
| John Shepheard | of Thur | 10 | ||
| John Shepheard | Buck | 10 | ||
| John Square | & meadows | 33 | a mans arms | |
| William Tabb | & | |||
| Jo[hn] Squ[are] | 05 | |||
| John Luckham | & | |||
| And[rew] Lang[man] | 05 | |||
| Phillip Lidston | 07 | |||
| Thomas Cornish | 16 | a mans arms | ||
| Andrew Langman | 10 | |||
| Mrs [no forename] Roup | 15 | |||
| Mary Cornish | 05 | |||
| Ro[bert] Lidston | & | |||
| Mary Lome | 04 | |||
| Mr [no forename] Pearses | tenem[en]t more | 05 | ||
| Mary Rhods | 16 | a mans arms | ||
| Ro[bert] Cole | & | |||
| Jo[hn] Lake | 16 | [mss has 'Jo: Lake:'] | ||
| Roger Lidstone | 08 | |||
| James Rhods | 05 | |||
| Roger Treeby | 03 | |||
| John Tabb | 02 | |||
| Phillip Lidstone | Constable | |||
| William Tab | Constable | |||
| Thomas Cornish | Assistant | |||
| Jo[hn] Phillips | Assistant | |||
| Jo[hn] Square | Assistant | |||
| [Additional entries in right hand margin] | ||||
| Mr [no forename] Stephens | Clannacom | 150 | charged to horse | |
| Tynners | £ s | |||
| Mary Lome | 21-15 | tynner; a mans arms | ||
| John Phillips | 06-10 | |||
| John Square | 03-00 | |||
| Mr [no forename] Harris | ffa [or Fa] | 12-10 | [meaning of abbreviation unclear] | |
| John Lidstone | 06-05 | |||
| Roger Harris | 12-10 | tynner; a mans arms | ||
| Francis Ed: | ffa [or Fa] | 12-10 | [meaning of abbreviation unclear] | |
| Their estate: B: | 25-00 | ['B' probably = Bigbury] | ||
| [endorsed on back 'Thurlestone 9 men'] | ||||
[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.]