Surname	Forename	Spouse	age	NB	Abstract of Examination	Date of Examination
Arnold	Thomas	Ann (Smith)	30	Copy of Ansley; WAR Examination	Upwards of 30 years, born at Polesworth but believes his fathers settlement was Atterton Lei. Hired too Joseph Jarvis for 6 consecutive years. & years ago he married Ann Smith his pregnant wife at Ansley by whom he has 4 children. William 6, Thomas 4, John 2 , and Joseph 2 months and they are now actually chargeble to the Parish of Anstey,	29 November 1830
Bailey	John		28		John Bailey, collier, born at Two Gates in the parish of Wilncote WAR. His parents resided there but had legal settlement at Worthington; LEI. He has never been hired, worked for a year in any other place. 9 years ago, visiting a brother in law at Essington staffs he aquired a job as a collier. 2 years later he married and rented a house there at 1/6 per week. His wife now dead he has two children Hannah 6 and Joseph 4.	05 June 1820
Cooper	John			This seems not to be a Sheepy document.	John Cooper wife and 4 Children were removed a week before last Mich. From Bredon to Snareston. Nine years ago was hired by Mr Drummond of Snareston for 2 consecutive years which Drummond disputes as 2 51 week periods. Undated Statement Signed by John Cooper	This was  not dated
Cotton	Walter			34 George III 17 dec	Born Earl Shilton where father was legally settled. He had various hirings the last of a full twelve months was to Michael Thopmson of Sheepy Magna. Since the he has worked for Mr Joseph Faux of Haddon Huntingdon for the last 3-5 years as a weekly paid labourer.	17 July 1793
Hartwell	John	Jane	38		John Hartwell husbandman, born Kingsbury; WAR,. As an infant his father moved to the Parish of Merevale where his father rented a farm and lands at £16/year. At 14 years in 1785 his first hiring. Hired by various employers not gaining legal settlement anywhere. Wife Jane 4 children William -8 John 4 Joseph -2 James 3 weeks	17 January 1810
James	Gadsby			copy Examination taken at Walsall	James Gadsby, waterman. Father, now dead, legally settled in Big Sheepy. Never has gained legal settlement in any other place.	17 November 1784
Lees	Sarah				Widow, dau. Of William and Mary Jackson born at Ratby where her parents still reside. Married 10 years ago to Edward Lees a soldier on pension who died 3 months ago in Ratby but his Parents Edward and Ann, now dead, resided at Sheepy Her husband had lived in Ratby 10 years before her marriage but had legal settlement at Sheepy she believes. She has 3 children of the marriage, Ann 6+ Mary 4+ Martha 11m all chargeable to Ratby. Agreed by rector TCF	05 August 1837
Smith	Joseph				Born Bentley, WAR, where his parents were settled under a certificate from Baxterly. He had several hirings the last to Michael Tompson of Sheepy Magna for twelve months receiving seven guineas. Declares no other action to get legal settlement elsewhere.	09 October 1788
Starkey	Charles				Born Sheepy Magna where his parents were lgally settled. At 15years. Although he has had several hirings since age 15 the last one of 12 months was to Mr Moor husbandman of Sheepy where he worked for two consecutive years.	16 May 1789
Thorne	John		13	Examination carried out at Nuneaton	John asserts that for some years past he has been residing with Samuel Beale of Nuneaton, labourer. His father was killed at ????ssote WAR many years ago some 3 years after his mother's death.. Has been receiving parish relief for 12 months at Nuneaton and has never obtained a legal settlement elsewhere. Samuel Thorne states that he and his brother Thomas sons of Francis and and Sarah Thorne were placed with him by Sheepy overseers 9 years ago shortly after their father's death.	24 February 1848
Wallace	John				Labourer, born in the parish of St Michael Lichfield his parents legally settled there. He said that the only place he has worked for a full 12 months was John Smith of Grendon farmer but he cannot recollect what year.	09 October 1794
Wykes	Charles		31	Taken at Nether Whitacre	Was born Sheepy his mother now a widow receives relief there. Never obtained settlement elsewhere	19 January 1837
Woodhouse	William		19		To ill and infirm to attend examination in person in Birmingham hospital last 13 weeks. Was born in Sheepy parents resided there but were of Nuneaton, From age of 10 worked for John Walton baker for a small weekly wage. His widowed mother remarried to John Gilliver at Polesworth. He stopped and slept with John Walton for 4 years until a diseased foot made him unable to work. It was stated that at no time was the hiring continuous by John Walton	05 May 1820