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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/200
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 200
Date(s)1752
DescriptionDisbursements by Mr James Howes, overseer of the poor [he was born as Mary East [Transgender LGBTQ+ history]] by Tradesmen's Bills including:
Paid Mrs Cock [or Cook] (Chandlery ware), her bills
Paid Mr Cox (Shoemaker), his bills
Paid Richard Newcombe, for strong beer for the workhouse
Paid Mr Crow, 'for cart work, greens etc'
Paid Jonathan Iles with Sarah Boarder, an apprentice
Paid Mr Mabbett, tallow chandler's bill
Paid Mr Dean (Cheesemonger), his bill
Paid Mr Dean, for Mrs Hefford's butcher's bill
Paid Mr Dean for Mrs Hefford's milk bill
Paid Mrs Corbett (for cloth), her bill
Paid Mrs Kelly (Barber), her bill
Paid Mr Brown (Brewer), his bill
Paid Mr Bellamy (Baker), his bill
Paid William Barnes (Gardener), for seeds etc
Paid Mr Hill (Butcher), his bill
Paid Mr Marlow (Apothecary), for ½ a year's salary
Paid Mr Rogers, for sand
Paid Mr Philips (Corn chandler), his bill
Paid Joseph Cook (Beadle), for Bill of Disbursements
Paid Mr Hager, for carpenter's work, coffins etc
Paid Expenses at the binding Richard Lewis and Sarah Boarder apprentices
Paid John Parsons (Town Clerk), his bill
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