John Burk wishes to marry his sister-in-law, Anne Jennings. The chief reason is a promise exacted by his dying wife. Burk says he must get married, yet Hendricken doubts that he would go to a justice of the peace or a Protestant minister. If McFarland grants the dispensation, Hendricken asks also for a dispensation from banns and to set the amount of the fine. :: I-1-c A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.