Post by Daniel Silk on Dec 6, 2010 13:50:56 GMT
"Somerset Record Society" Vol 20 archive.org
By order of the 26th March, 1569, the sheriff was to examine, search, and try the various questions here before noticed as to men and armour "so that all and every, being viewed, arrayed, and prepared, may be ready always to serve"; and he was to make a return byu the 1st July 1569, of the names of all the horsemen, footmen, archers and arquebusiers in his county......
Somerset.
The Certifficate of the musters taken by Hugh Paulet, Maruice Barkeley, Raffe Hopton, knightes, and John Horner, Esquier, of all the able men as well horsmen as fote men withe theire armour and weapons as also of the parkes for the bread of mares and horses within the saide county of Somerset, by vertue of the Quenes Maiesties commission unto them and others directed in the eleventh yere of the Raigne of oure Soveraigne Lady Elizabeth, by the grace of God of Englande France and Irelande Quene Deffendoure of the faythe, etc.
[Ablemen were sorted by Pikemen, Archers, Billmen, Gunners]
Hundred of Brewton [Bruton]
Tithing of Brewton
Ablemen.
Richd. Selke ... billman.
Hundred of Kaynesham. [Keynsham]
Tithing of Publowe. [Publow]
Ablemen.
Jno. Sylke ... billman.
By order of the 26th March, 1569, the sheriff was to examine, search, and try the various questions here before noticed as to men and armour "so that all and every, being viewed, arrayed, and prepared, may be ready always to serve"; and he was to make a return byu the 1st July 1569, of the names of all the horsemen, footmen, archers and arquebusiers in his county......
Somerset.
The Certifficate of the musters taken by Hugh Paulet, Maruice Barkeley, Raffe Hopton, knightes, and John Horner, Esquier, of all the able men as well horsmen as fote men withe theire armour and weapons as also of the parkes for the bread of mares and horses within the saide county of Somerset, by vertue of the Quenes Maiesties commission unto them and others directed in the eleventh yere of the Raigne of oure Soveraigne Lady Elizabeth, by the grace of God of Englande France and Irelande Quene Deffendoure of the faythe, etc.
[Ablemen were sorted by Pikemen, Archers, Billmen, Gunners]
Hundred of Brewton [Bruton]
Tithing of Brewton
Ablemen.
Richd. Selke ... billman.
Hundred of Kaynesham. [Keynsham]
Tithing of Publowe. [Publow]
Ablemen.
Jno. Sylke ... billman.