Record

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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/10/1
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/906/1/1-36
LevelFile
TitleOverseers of the Poor bills, Lady Day 1822
Date(s)1822
Description
Thomas Brown, 9 White Horse Lane, Stepney, linen draper
John Greenfield for groceries
William Lintott, 4-5 Leadenhall, for meat
John Garford, Limehouse, for meat
Thomas Home for expenses re examination of paupers (named), etc, and associated bills and receipts (including bill from the White Lion Inn, Cobham, Surrey)
John Titterton for cheese and butter
Charles Jones for leather
Samuel Burchfield for hemp
William Monk for shoes
Edward Deacon for maintenance of 10 paupers:
D. Wheelinq, J.Hunt, Catherine Burn, William Low, J.Hennessey, William Trupp, E.Stoneyour and child, A.McPherson and J.Quill.
Warburton and Talbot for maintenance of 5 lunatics: James Scott, Ann Boulter, James Bicknell, Elizabeth Walters and Margaret Hill.
James Broadhurst for coal
Abraham Norris for burials of paupers (named) and reading parish notices in Poplar Chapel.
William Burr for stationery.
Carey and Edgcumbe for carpentry work.
E.Robertson and Son, Hoxton, for maintenance of 6 paupers: Mary Powell, and Darnell family (James, Elizabeth, Sarah, Mary Ann and Elizabeth jun.).
Mary Westbrook, midwife.
I.Gunn for peas, oatmeal, etc.
William Allingham for `goods'
Stephen Wharton for potatoes and turnips
Charles Collingwood for porter
Joshua Pedley for shoes Thomas Pratt for shoes
Thomas Laily for shoes
John Hansofi Or milk
John Preston for cart hire
William Smith (Assistant Beadle): receipt for expenses.
Walter Collett Sanderson for ground rent re garden ground `near the Black Horse', Poplar High St.
Timothy Payze for hazel staves
Richard Herbert for coach hire
John Cotton for suit
List of bills [POP/906/16--31]
Receipts for quit-rent paid to Stepney Manor
Receipt for money paid to the Middlesex and Essex Turnpike Roads.
Receipt for annuity paid to Margaret Purdy
Receipt for money paid to Croft and Lewis.
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