A list or duplicate made the twenty fourth day of August one thousand seven hundred & fifteen of the names of those who are chargeable to foot arms and also of those who are charged to the horse w[i]thin the p[ar]ish of Woodley is as followeth viz
| Name (and title) | Further details | Amount (£) | Type/Liability | Notes |
| Imp[rimi]s Walter Elford Rector | 50 | one foot arm | ||
| The occ[upie]r of Mr [no forename] Parnells | tenem[en]t | 28 | one foot arm | |
| The occ[upie]r of Edmund Hurrells | tenem[en]t | 22 | ||
| The occ[upie]r of Lower Dale | 28 | one foot arm | ||
| The occ[upie]r of Rich[ar]d Hurrells | tenem[en]t | 22 | ||
| The occ[upie]r of Lavers's Halstow | 28 | one foot arm | ||
| The occ[upie]r of Chelly | 14 | |||
| Roger Clarke | for Harris's tene[men]t | 02 | ||
| Rog[e]r Clarke | for Tooleys | 01-10 | ||
| Mary Prowse | 02-10 | |||
| The occ[upie]r of Willmott Leighs | cott[age] | 02-00 | ||
| John Camp | 18-05 | one foot arm | ||
| Roger Hurrell Gent | 14-10 | |||
| Robert Symmons Gent | 14-10 | |||
| Joane Hurrell | 01-10 | |||
| The occ[upie]r of Camp's tenen[en]t | 02-00 | [the total for this fifty is £50-15s] | ||
| Sum totall | 250-15 | |||
| A list of those Gentlemen who are chargeable to the horse within the parrish aforesaid, and are as followeth | ||||
| John Fortescue Esqr | 100-00-00 | horse | ||
| Edmund Fortescue Esqr | 034-00-00 | horse | ||
| John Hurrell Gent | 070-00-00 | horse | ||
| John Shapley Esqr | 030-00-00 | horse | ||
| Courtenay Crocker Esqr | for Morcombe | 007-00-00 | horse | |
| Edmund Southcott Esqr | for Luscomb's | 035-05-00 | horse | |
| Sum totall | 276-05-00 | |||
| John Scobble | a Comicon officer | 035-00-00 | officer | |
| and more for Clarks tenem[en]t | 008-00-00 | |||
| [Total] | 043-00-00 | |||
| John Campe | Con[sta]ble | |||
| Gabriel Woodmason | Con[sta]ble | |||
| assisted by Roger Horrell | [endorsed on back 'Woodleigh 5 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.]