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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/10/2
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/906/2/1-36
LevelFile
TitleOverseers of the Poor bills, Midsummer 1822
Date(s)1822
DescriptionJohn Greenfield for meat
Thomas Home for expenses re examination of paupers (named), etc., and associated bills and receipts.
John Cramp for meat
John Titterton for cheese and butter
Thomas Brown, 9 White Horse Lane, Stepney, linen draper
James Broadhurst for coal
C.Whiffing for beer and ale
Abraham Norris for burials of paupers (named) and reading notices in Poplar Chapel.
Warburton and Talbot for maintenance of 5 lunatics [as in POP/906/1/11; Margaret Hill died 7 May 1822].
Charles Jones for leather
Edward Deacon for maintenance of 9 paupers [as in POP/906/1/10 except for William Trupp]
Guy's Hospital for treatment of 7 paupers:
Mary Rickman, Jacob Nicholson, William McCollush, John Grant, David Burn, John Doughty and Dennis Collins.
Samuel Burchfield for hemp
Horne and Gates for carpentry work
Mary Westbrook, midwife
Stephen Wharton for potatoes and cabbages
John Preston for cart hire
J. & S. Hunter for porter
William Allingham for `goods'
Timothy Payze for hazel staves.
William Sumpter for stationery
John Preston for milk delivery
William Smith (Assistant Beadle) for expenses re removal of paupers (named), inquests on Michael Powers, Mary Montrose and George Patmore, etc.
Edward Edmonds for peas, oatmeal, etc.
Richard Herbert for coach hire
Thomas Mingay, constable for expenses (names those apprehended, etc).
Bills found with POP/906/2/26/1, including one for handcuffs; one from J. de Ruyter, Orr Street, Millwall, for passport and passage of Gilbert Salvadore (Portuguese) to Lisbon in the ship Dyson; and list of 7 prisoners taken to Clerkenwell Gaol:
James Robjent, George Clarke, Catherine Macolla, Francis Triggs, Charles Rollins, Andrew Hogman and Christopher Carrol.
Samuel Huxstable, constable, for expenses (names those apprehended, etc), plus list of names and addresses of men chosen to serve in the Militia (88 names)
Ward and Humphreys for building work (at Fullers Almshouses, Mile End).
Carey and Edgcumbe for plumbing work `at the Alms House, Bow'
William Giles for painting and glazing work at Fullers Almshouses
William Moore for building work at the `Alms House, Bow'
Thomas Hunt for building work Receipt for money paid to James Blazer
Receipt for the Middlesex County Rate payment
Receipts for apprenticeship fees and for clothing re John Whiley, apprenticed to H. Cotton.
Receipts for apprenticeship fees and for clothing re Thomas
Forrester and Thomas Cross, apprenticed to Thomas Dowdell.
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