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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/175
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 175
Date(s)27 January 1752-5 June 1752
DescriptionChurchwarden and Overseer payments include:
27 January 1752: Paid William Brothers
27 January 1752: Paid Davis and 3 children
4 February 1752: Paid Mrs Osborne
4 February 1752: Paid Dunne
4 February 1752: Paid Buck
4 February 1752: Paid Peter Flack's wife
6 February 1752: Paid John Rusk
6 February 1752: Paid at Satchel's
7 February 1752: Paid Mr Conquest for one month
8 February 1752: Paid Cook, for his coat and hat
8 February 1752: Paid Rusk
11 February 1752: Paid Ecob (being sick)
22 February 1752: Paid Davis and 3 children
26 February 1752: Paid Susan Gibbs
26 February 1752: Paid Hatchet, 4 weeks
3 March 1752: Paid Davis and 3 children
3 March 1752: Paid Elizabeth Bingham
17 March 1752: Paid Jarrett, salve for his leg
21 March 1752: Paid Dunne
21 March 1752: Paid Mary Owles to go to hospital.
27 March 1752: Paid Eaves
27 March 1752: Paid Hatchet, 4 weeks
3 April 1752: Paid Mr Bellamy, for a year's bread
3 April 1752: Paid on conviction of Hill for murder of Crabtree.
3 April 1752: Paid Hatchet, 4 weeks
3 April 1752: Paid Mr Chatto, for a year's bread

Paid Mr Cook for the balance of his bill.

Middlesex:
The aforegoing account is a just, true and perfect account of all sums of money by me received and expended as churchwarden and overseer of the Poor of the hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall for the year 1751, and of all other matters transacted by me relating to my said office as aforesaid.
William Stevens
Sworn before me, this 5 June 1752
Walter Berry
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