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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/21
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 21
Date(s)6 October 1744 - 18 April 1745
DescriptionBy cash. Paid tradesmen's bills, by Mr Heaviside. Includes the following names:
6 October 1744: Paid Mr John Brown, brewer
10 October 1744: Paid John Stannion, barber
12 October 1744: Paid John Harding, cheesemonger
25 October 1744: Paid Mr Joseph Bell, shoemaker
11 November 1744: Paid Mr Bruin, for soap
12 November 1744: Paid Mr Clement Paillot, for one year's rent to Michaelmas last
20 November 1744: Paid Mr Joseph Cook, beadle, 1/2 year's salary to Michaelmas last
26 November 1744: Paid Richard Hager, for coffins and shrouds
17 December 1744: Paid Mr Joseph Hefford, for milk
1 January 1745: Paid Mr Timothy bellamy, for 77 bushels of bread
4 January 1745: Paid John Stannion, barber
8 January 1745: Paid Mrs Guest, 1/2 year's salary and disbursements to Christmas last
8 January 1745: Paid Mr Joseph Bell, for shoes
9 January 1745: Paid Mr Christopher Briggs, for cloth
24 January 1745: Paid Mr Mabbett, for candles
5 April 1745: Paid Mr John Brown, brewer
8 April 1745: Paid Mr Joseph Bell, for shoes
8 April 1745: Paid John Stannion, for shaving the poor
8 April 1745: Paid Mr Cook for Widow Harvey, by Order of the Committee
11 April 1745: Paid Mr Christopher Briggs, for cloth
16 April 1745: Paid Thomas Aston, for meat
17 April 1745: Paid with William Edwards, bound apprentice to John Norrington, fisherman; expenses at binding
18 April 1745: Paid Joseph Cook, beadle, 1/2 year's salary to Lady Day last
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