From the Herts Quarter Sessions 1619-1657
- Order that Elizabeth, widow of John Rackett, whoe heretofore marched into Scotland with the Army and is lately dead, shall have 5 shillings quarterly till the Bench shall give further order herein. – Quarter Sessions, April 7, 1651 - Warrant to the pe
- Order that Elizabeth, widow of John Rackett, "whoe heretofore marched into Scotland with the Army" and is lately dead, shall have 5 shillings quarterly till the Bench shall give further order herein.
- Quarter Sessions, April 7, 1651
- Warrant to the petty constables and head boroughs of Ashwell to make diligent search from time to time in the said parish in every suspected house or place for stolen goods, and to apprehend any person offending, who are to be examined and dealt with according to their offence.
- Quarter Sessions, July 10, 1649
- Henry Edwards, of Wallington, committed to gaol till he pay 5 shillings to the use of the poor, for keeping an alehouse without a licence.
- Quarter Sessions, April 6, 1646
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