| Description | Overseers' disbursements, continued:
20 November 1753: Paid Mr Paulin, for a bushel and ½ of onions and herbs
24 November 1753: Paid Mr Mason, bricklayer
24 November 1753: Paid Samuel Oldham, for sand
24 November 1753: Paid Leah Paillet, for 1 year's rent at the workhouse and at Michaelmas
26 November 1753: Paid Mr Duffield, for tobacco
1 December 1753: Paid Mr John King (Shoemaker)
1 December 1753: Paid Mr John Stevens, for iron work
1 December 1753: Paid Mr Francis Butler, for eight coats and waistcoats for the boys
3 December 1753: Paid Mr John Purchase, for use of a cart and chaise
8 December 1753: Paid Mr Shelton (Glazier)
20 December 1753: Paid Mr Burrin, for milk
20 December 1753: Paid at Mr Adams at the meeting of the Justices to hear Appeals.
24 December 1753: Paid Mr Hager (Undertaker)
28 December 1753: Paid Mr Hodges of Bethlem Hospital for Catherine Brooks
30 December 1753: Paid into the hands of Mr Felton, church warden, for the use of the Hamlet.
18 January 1754: Paid Mr Foster, for twelve capes and porterage, for the boys
18 January 1754: Paid Joseph Cook (Beadle), for quarter salary due at Christmas
18 January 1754: Paid Joseph Cook his bill of disbursements.
28 March 1754: Paid Mr Harding (Cheesemonger)
28 March 1754: Paid Mr Marlow (Apothecary), ½ a year's salary due Lady Day |