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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/213
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 213
Date(s)15 July 1753-22 May 1754
DescriptionOverseers' disbursements without receipts:
15 July 1753: Paid Mary Buck, for 61 'mackrill' [from fish merchant specialising with mackerel]
9 October 1753: Paid Mrs Peacock, for keeping her brother's child.
9 October 1753: Paid Mary Shores
22 October 1753: Paid John Crouch, for sweeping three chimneys
13 November 1753: Paid Mary Hammond, at consent of Committee
13 November 1753: Paid Richard Crawford, at consent of Committee
13 November 1753: Paid Head, at consent of Committee
13 November 1753: Paid William Walker, at consent of Committee
13 November 1753: Paid Elizabeth Whiter for nursing Carpenter's child, at consent of Committee
December 1753: Paid 'Jare' Parsons, to fetch his shirt from pawn.
26 December 1753: Paid William Smith, for green peas
29 December 1753: Paid Mrs Pope, to get Mrs Parsons' clothes out of pawn
8 January 1754: Paid Richard Stevens, at consent of Committee
8 January 1754: Paid Christopher Alexander, at consent of Committee
8 January 1754: Paid Hannah Parsons, at consent of Committee
12 February 1754: Paid Elizabeth Whiter, for Carpenter's child, at consent of Committee
22 February 1754: Paid Crawford and his family, to buy clothes, at consent of Committee.
22 February 1754: Paid Crawford and his family, going through the Blackwall Turnpike with a cart of junk, and to a man to unload the cart.
12 March 1754: Paid Barnard Peck, at consent of Committee
12 March 1754: Paid Mary Lewis, at consent of Committee
12 March 1754: Paid Mrs Read for laying Eleanor Gordon in the workhouse
9 April 1754: Paid Bernard Peck, at consent of Committee
9 April 1754: Paid Elizabeth Whiter for Carpenter's child, at consent of Committee
26 April 1754: Paid expenses at Hick's Hall attending there with Mr Felton, church warden, Mr Burnie and the Beadle, concerning the settlement for Edward Mills
26 April 1754: Paid Edward Mills and his wife
29 April 1754: Paid Matthew Adams, to pay his expenses from the Workhouse, the Admiralty Office and thence to Greenwich Hospital
2 May 1754: Paid Head, being ordered out of the workhouse
14 May 1754: Paid Mary Hammond, at consent of Committee
18 May 1754: Paid Justice Berry's clerk's bill and receipt
18 May 1754: Paid William Handleby, for two baskets for the use of the workhouse
22 May 1754: Paid Mrs Pope, Workhouse Mistress, her salary (½ a year) and disbursements
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