“1634.
“The church was flagged this year.”
“1643.
“Pᵈ for slating Mʳ Clifton’s quire £1 5s. 3d., and for organ pipes which had been pulled assunder by the souldiers, 3s. 4d.[158] The churchwardens were demanded to attend the prime sessions at Weeton. 12 June they were ordered by the captains and other officers to make presentment of all recusants in the parish. In August they were employed several days at the parish cost about the covenant, and giving notice through the parish for them to take the covenant.”
“1666.
“Spent on going perambulations on Ascension day, 1s. 6d.”
“1679.
“The bishop ordered a bone-house to be built.”
“1683.
“Spent upon the ringers upon the 9th of Sept., being thanksgiving day for his majesty’s deliverance from the fanatick plot 2s. 6d.[159]