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     Nomina Juratotum—
         Rob'tus Barrow de Wigan Aldermanus.
         Hugo Fourd de Wigan Aldermanus.
         Richardus Worthington de Pemberton gen.
         Williamus Fourd de Swinlow gen.
         Nicholaus Pynington de Ince gen.
         Thomas Markland de Wigan.
         Robertus Gerard de Ince gen.
         Rogerus Laithwaite de eadem gen.
         Henricus Wakefield de eadem gen.
         Jacobus Pattricke de eadem gen.
         Robertus Orrell de eadem gen.
         Thomas Crouchlowe de eadem gen.
         Richardus Marsh de Aspull gen.

Inquisitio capta die & Anno supradictis per sacrum dictarum personarum supranominat. qui dicunt et præesentant ut sequiiur pro Domino Manerii.

Item dicunt et præsentant quod Milo Letherbarow de Wigan in com'. Lanc'. Milner venit in eadem curia die et Anno supradictis & cognovit se tenere de Domino Mannerii et Burgi de Wigan jure ecclesiæ suæ de Wigan unum Molendinum Aquaticum in Wigan prædict, ut Tenens ad voluntatem dicti Domini et per nullum alium titulum seu interest. per redditum sex Librarum tredecim solidorum & quatuor denariorum annuatim solvend, et ad molendinend, omnia grana dicti Domini Mannerii libere sine Theolovio, Et Ulterius cognovit se antehac solvisse annuatim octoginta solidos.

Item dicunt et præsentant quod prcedictus Milo tenet de dicta Domino Mos Molendin, Angliæ The Miln Hill et unam Horream Angliæ one Barn p' reddit 2^s 8^d.''"^[1]

Letherbarrow had already submitted himself to the bishop in August of the previous year, and accepted the tenancy of the mill as a tenant at will, which he held till his death in 1627.

1. Wigan Leger, fol. 32, the copy of which into the Leger is certified by John Greene as examined and agreeable to the original record.