英語訳
He should have been more careful in his conduct, but due to continued misconduct and bad behavior, his stipend was confiscated and he was permanently banished.
• 10th year of Tenpō, 10th month, 14th day (October 14, 1839): Permission was granted to enter the estate
• 11th year of Tenpō, 1st month, 15th day (January 15, 1840): Ordered to return to service, granted a stipend of 16 hyō and provisions for two people, ranked as ashigaru-kaku (foot soldier class), assigned duties as messenger, horse training assistant, and fire watch, under the supervision of the yōnin (estate manager)
• Same year, 3rd month, 24th day: Appointed to record-keeping duties in the reception hall, other duties to continue as before
• Same year, 4th month, 13th day: Relieved of record-keeping duties, ordered to focus on fire watch and horse training duties, and permitted to practice martial arts elsewhere. Messenger duties to continue as before
• Kōka 3, 6th month, 23rd day (June 23, 1846): Due to illness, as requested, relieved of horse training assistant and fire watch duties; messenger duties to continue as before
• Same year, 7th month, 25th day: Due to illness, as requested, ordered to retire, and house headship passed to his son Yoshitarō
• Kaei 2, 11th month, 16th day (November 16, 1849): Due to longstanding misconduct and his son Yoshitarō's wrongdoing, permanently banished. Forbidden from serving samurai families within ten ri of Edo, and banned from Kyoto and Osaka
Ono Yoshitarō
• Kōka 3, 6th month, 18th day (June 18, 1846): Due to his dedication and diligence in horsemanship, appointed to temporary service as horse training assistant and messenger, granted provisions for two people. To be stationed at the middle gate on regular days
• Same year, 7th month, 25th day: Due to his father Rokurō's illness, as requested, the father retired and Yoshitarō inherited the house headship with a stipend of 16 hyō and provisions for two people, ranked as ashigaru-kaku, horse training assistant and messenger duties to continue as before
• Kaei 2, 11th month, 16th day (November 16, 1849): During the night, there was an inquiry from the ōmetsuke (senior inspector), and upon investigation, it was discovered that from among items kept at the middle gate, he had taken four fire jackets entrusted to an ashigaru squad leader. On the dawn of the 29th day of the past 1st month, in collusion with night guard Nakamura Otozō, he opened the lock, took out these items, brought them to a tailor called Ōsakaya in Yushima 4-chōme, left them there, and borrowed 2 ryō 1 bu in money. Having confessed to this, he was bound with rope and placed in temporary custody
• Same year, 12th month, 15th day: Shackled hand and foot, placed in a basket and covered with nets