Poor Relief. – John Sharp, aged 3, son of Samuell Sharp of Manningham, late soldyer in H.M. service; petition for his relief and support, 1680.
Ordered that the Chwdns and Overseers of the poor of Skipton pay and allow on Mr. Ann Mott [sic], being sprung of that good family of the Malhams, five shillings monthly being now growne into great want and necessity, 1680.
Source: Extracted from Yorkshire Notes and Queries (date unknown).
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