 | 1850 - 544 pagina’s
...and left out divers christenings unrecorded, and regestiTcd others disorderly." Gutnfard, Durham " Courteous Reader, this is to let thee understand that...was this; some would and some would not, being of a tickle condition, as the time was then ; this being their end and aim, to save a groate from the poor... | |
 | 1850 - 524 pagina’s
...left out divers christenings unrecorded, and regestered others disorderly." Gainford, Durham. — " Courteous Reader, this is to let thee understand that...left unrecorded or redgestered, but the reason and causa was this ; some would and some would not, being of a fickle condition, as the time was then ;... | |
 | Joseph Hammond - 1897 - 430 pagina’s
...registers are so much better kept than the earlier. At Gainsford, in 1653, we find this sad plaint — " Courteous reader, this is to let thee understand that many children were left unrecorded or unredgestered, but the reason and cause was this ... to save a Groate from the poor Clarke." From 1729,... | |
 | Edward Hungerford Goddard - 1875 - 922 pagina’s
...unrecorded and registered others disorderly." And at Gaineford in the same county, is this note : " Courteous reader, this is to let thee understand that many children were left unrecorded or unregistered, but the reason and cause was thus : — Some would and some would not, being of a fickle... | |
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... condition, as the time was then ; this being their end and aim, to save a groate from the poor Clarke, so they would rather have them unredgestered — but now it is their design to have them redgestered. 