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John Casey, of this parish, whose dwelling was In the north-corner house as to Lad Lane you pass; For better knowledge, the name it hath now Is called and known by the name of the Plow; Out of that house yearly did geeve Twenty shillings to the poore, their neede to releeve; Which money the tenant must yearlie pay To the parish and churchwardens on St. Thomas' Day. The heire of that house, Thomas Bowrman by name, Hath since, by his deed, confirmed the same; Whose love to the poore doth hereby appear, And after his death shall live many a yeare. Therefore in your life do good while yee may, That when meagre death shall take yee away; You may live like form'd as Casey and Bowrman-- For he that doth well shall never be a poore man.