Autograph Declaration or Acknowledgement signed by Traherne (Tho: Traherne
), five lines in all, 18 August 1662, on the Subscription Roll for 1662.
Autograph annual report, being A True copy of ye register Book of ye Parish of Credenhill Anno Dom. 1662, nineteen lines in all, signed by George Gwillim Ch. Warden
, post 30 March 1663, in the Bishops Transcript for 1662.
Autograph annual report, being extracts from the Credenhill Register An° 1663
, eleven lines in all, signed by George Gwillim Churchwarden
, in the Bishops Transcript for 1663.
Autograph annual report, being A Copy of Credenhill Register for ye yeer of our Lord 1664, signed by Traherne (Tho Traherne Rector
), six lines in all, on the Bishops Transcript for 1664.
Autograph annual report, being An Extract or Copy of ye Register Book in Credenhill Anno. 1665…, signed by Traherne (Tho Traherne Rr
), eight lines in all, on the Bishops Transcript for 1665.
Churchwardens' Presentment to the Articles of Enquiry, the text in the hand of a churchwarden and signed by Traherne, (Tho. Traherne
), ante 15 June 1666.
Churchwardens' Presentment to the Articles of Enquiry, the text in the hand of a churchwarden and signed by Traherne (Tho. Traherne Rector
), 18 April 1667.
Inter alia, this presentment states: The Minister or Parson of or Church and Rectorie is Mr Thomas Trehearne, a goo[d] and Godlie man well Learned, a vniversitie man, Episcopally ordayned, and a good Preacher of gods word and a [very inserted out of place] devout liver…
.
A brief autograph letter (six lines) signed by Traherne (Tho. Traherne
), to Mr Staverton at Leominster (the address also autograph), requesting a copy of a will for This Bearer, my Servant
, 29 March 1669.
Annual report, being A true note & coppy of the Register Booke of all the psons Buried and Baptized in…1668, chiefly in the hand of a churchwarden, the last two lines in Traherne's hand and with his largely faded signature, 22 April 1669, in the Bishops Transcript for 1668.
1669.Autograph testimony signed by Traherne (Tho. Traherne. Rector. Cred.
), five lines in all, witnessing to the performance of a penance for incest by Thomas Lewis, 29 August 1669.
Churchwardens' Presentment to the Articles of Enquiry, being a series of answers entirely in Traherne's hand, 38 lines in all, (reporting inter alia, that all things are well; only we want…a Register book in Parchmt…we have already a Register book in paper…
), 1671.
Annual report, being extracts from the parish register, largely in the hand of a churchwarden, the heading (Credenhill Parish An. Dom. 1672
) and possibly an insertion in the first line in Traherne's hand and signed by him (Tho Traherne Rector
), in the Bishops Transcript for 1672.
