Sussex Archaeological Collections, Illustrating the History And Antiquities ... 3
Sussex Archaeological Collections, Illustrating the History And Antiquities ... 3
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Militia, 5^.^^ " John Piecomb came as footman, at 30^.
p' an. and a livery. Anne Baker came as cook, at 50*.
" P** Goldsmark and his son for digging the bean plats, about 36 rods, at 2d. p' rod, 6*. ; it took 5 days. P^ Edwards for 18 rods of hedge and ditch, at Sd. the rod, and 2d. i for stubs, 4*. lOrf." ^o Among the presents of the year he receives a side of venison, half a buck, a loaf of double-refined sugar, 2 lbs. of chocolate, a pot of woodcocks, and two cheeses ; a rundlet of wine and ...gloves ; several sugar loaves, ducks, capons, pullets, game, a pottle bottle of mead, and other small tributes from his poorer neighbours.
^ His brother Ldghton was Edward Leighton, created a baronet two years later ; he married a daughter of Sir Job Charlton, Mr. BurreU having married another. The Leigh- tons were of a very ancient family in Shropshire. They do not appear to have been in any way related to Archbishop Leighton.
^ Every man possessed of an estate of iS500 a year, or of iS6000 personal estate, was obhged to provide and equip one horseman ; and every one who had £50 a year, or iS600 personal property, one pikeman or musketeer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Militia, 5^.^^ " John Piecomb came as footman, at 30^.
p' an. and a livery. Anne Baker came as cook, at 50*.
" P** Goldsmark and his son for digging the bean plats, about 36 rods, at 2d. p' rod, 6*. ; it took 5 days. P^ Edwards for 18 rods of hedge and ditch, at Sd. the rod, and 2d. i for stubs, 4*. lOrf." ^o Among the presents of the year he receives a side of venison, half a buck, a loaf of double-refined sugar, 2 lbs. of chocolate, a pot of woodcocks, and two cheeses ; a rundlet of wine and ...gloves ; several sugar loaves, ducks, capons, pullets, game, a pottle bottle of mead, and other small tributes from his poorer neighbours.
^ His brother Ldghton was Edward Leighton, created a baronet two years later ; he married a daughter of Sir Job Charlton, Mr. BurreU having married another. The Leigh- tons were of a very ancient family in Shropshire. They do not appear to have been in any way related to Archbishop Leighton.
^ Every man possessed of an estate of iS500 a year, or of iS6000 personal estate, was obhged to provide and equip one horseman ; and every one who had £50 a year, or iS600 personal property, one pikeman or musketeer.
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