| Description | Overseers' disbursements, continued:
2 April 1754: Paid Mr Thomas Ginn (Baker)
2 April 1754: Paid Mr Phillips (Cornchandler 'Cornchanler')
2 April 1754: Paid Mrs Kelly (Barber)
3 April 1754: Paid Joseph Cook (Beadle), ¼ quarter's salary due at Lady Day
3 April 1754: Paid Mr John Hill (Butcher)
8 April 1754: Paid Messrs Foster and Greams, for a piece of cloth for boy's cloths
10 April 1754: Paid Mr Brown (Brewer)
10 April 1754: Paid Mr John King (Shoemaker)
11 April 1754: Paid Mr Oldham, for milk
11 April 1754: Paid William Corbett, for Dowlas [coarse linen cloth]
16 April 1754: Paid Mr John Stevens, for iron work
17 April 1754: Paid Mr Marlow, apothecary, for his attendance and physic for John Gilham (out of the House [workhouse])
24 April 1754: Paid Mr Shelton (Glazier)
26 April 1754: Paid the church warden of Chatham, Kent for the Board of Edward Mills, his wife and child, in the workhouse of Chatham.
7 May 1754: Paid Mr William Mason (Bricklayer), his bill for work done in Mr Stevens the late church warden's time.
7 May 1754: Paid Mr John Purchase, for cart work
7 May 1754: Paid Joseph Cook, beadle, his bill of disbursements
16 May 1754: Paid Mr Newcombe, for strong beer for the workhouse
16 May 1754: Paid Mr Hager (Undertaker)
13 May 1754: Paid Mr Felton, junior, his bill
13 May 1754: Paid Mr Duffield, for tobacco
13 May 1754: Paid John Parsons, for Town Clerk's business and a large book |