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 妻小松某女 《割書:元禄七戌年九月十七日病死|法名通心妙正信女葬所|法紹山浄光寺》 一《割書:年月|不詳》於高遠拾八石弐人扶持被下置  道義様御徒相勤大坂両度之御陣  之供仕引続  土津様へ御奉公仕候事 一寛永十三子年八月最上へ御所替之節  御供仕於彼地辻番之頭相勤候事 一同廿未年八月会津へ御所替之節御  供仕是迄之通相勤候事 一慶安年中拾石八斗弐人扶持被成下  御金蔵番被 仰付候事 一承応三午年十月江戸常詰  聖光院様御部屋附被 仰付候事 一万治二亥年正月十七日病死法名漢  易春銭葬所江戸高峰山南台寺 女     石川伊右衛門(諏訪因幡守様御家来  )某妻   母小松氏女

現代語訳

妻 小松某女  (元禄七戌年(1694)九月十七日病死、法名・通心妙正信女、葬所・法紹山浄光寺) 一、年月不詳、高遠にて十八石・二人扶持を下し置かれ、道義様の御徒として相勤め、大坂両度の御陣の供をつかまつり、引き続き土津様へ御奉公つかまつり候事。 一、寛永十三子年(1636)八月、最上へ御所替えの節、御供つかまつり、彼の地にて辻番の頭を相勤め候事。 一、同二十未年(1643)八月、会津へ御所替えの節、御供つかまつり、これまでの通り相勤め候事。 一、慶安年中(1648〜1652)、十石八斗・二人扶持を成し下され、御金蔵番を仰せ付けられ候事。 一、承応三午年(1654)十月、江戸常詰、聖光院様御部屋附を仰せ付けられ候事。 一、万治二亥年(1659)正月十七日、病死。法名・漢易春銭。葬所・江戸高峰山南台寺。 女     石川伊右衛門(諏訪因幡守様御家来)某妻  母 小松氏女

英語訳

Wife: A woman of the Komatsu clan [personal name unknown]  (Died of illness on the seventeenth day of the ninth month of the seventh year of Genroku [*tsuchi-no-e inu*, 1694]; Posthumous Buddhist name (*hōmyō*): Tsūshin Myōshō Shinnyo; Place of burial: Hōshōzan Jōkōji Temple) Item: In a year and month not recorded, he was granted eighteen *koku* and a maintenance allowance for two persons (*futari fuchi*) at Takatō, served as a foot soldier (*okachi*) under Lord Dōgi, performed escort duty (*tomo*) on two occasions for the Osaka campaigns, and thereafter continuously served Lord Hiwatari [Hoshina]. Item: In the eighth month of the thirteenth year of Kan'ei (*ne*, 1636), at the time of the lord's transfer (*oshogarae*) to Mogami, he accompanied [the lord] and served as head of the street patrol (*tsujiban no kashira*) in that locality. Item: In the eighth month of the twentieth year of the same era (*hitsuji*, 1643), at the time of the lord's transfer to Aizu, he accompanied [the lord] and continued in his duties as before. Item: During the Keian era (1648–1652), he was granted ten *koku* and eight *to* plus a maintenance allowance for two persons, and was appointed as a guard of the treasury (*o-kinzō ban*). Item: In the tenth month of the third year of Jōō (*uma*, 1654), he was appointed on permanent assignment (*jōzume*) in Edo as an attendant to the chambers of Lord Seikōin (*Seikōin-sama*). Item: On the seventeenth day of the first month of the second year of Manji (*i*, 1659), he died of illness. Posthumous Buddhist name: Kan'eki Shusen. Place of burial: Nandaiji Temple at Kōhōzan, Edo. Daughter:  Wife of Ishikawa Iemon [personal name unknown] (a retainer of Lord Suwa Inaba no Kami)  Mother: A woman of the Komatsu clan