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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/222
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 222
Date(s)20 August 1754 -12 April 1755
DescriptionMr John Cooper, overseer of the poor - his disbursements in paying tradesmen's bills, including:
23 September 1754: Paid Robert Higgins, constable, his bill of disbursements on account of jury and coroner, sat on the body of Mary Mullock, as per receipt
9 October 1754: Paid John Wade, butcher, his bill
9 October 1754: Paid Leah Paillett, one year's rent for the workhouse
9 October 1754: Paid William Mason, bricklayer, his bill
9 October 1754: Paid Mr Harding, cheesemonger, his bill
9 October 1754: Paid Christopher Felton, chandler, his bill
31 December 1754: Paid Mr Brown, brewer, his bill
31 December 1754: Paid Mr Purchase, carrying oakum
7 January 1755: Paid Mr Adlington, for county rate
10 April 1755: Paid Joseph Bell, shoemaker, his bill
10 April 1755: Paid Henry Burrin, carpenter, his bill, and for milk
10 April 1755: Paid Christopher Felton, chandler, his bill
12 April 1755: Paid Thomas Duffield, for tobacco, his bill
(All the bills)

20 August 1754: Paid to Dunn's wife
9 October 1754: Paid to Dunn's wife, a pair of shoes
30 November 1754: To Jane Savage
3 December 1754: To Jane Savage
8 December 1754: To Jane Savage
10 December 1754: To the widow Lewis
10 December 1754: To Mary Shores
21 December 1754: Thomas Ellis, at going out of the workhouse.
January 1755: Paid to John Price, with John Bond apprentice
8 February 1755: Widow Bingham
11 February 1755: Gave Baker's wife at going out of the house [workhouse]
12 February 1755: To William Walker
16 February 1755: To Widow Bingham
22 February 1755: Gave Pettit's wife
8 March 1755: To Mrs Read, for laying Napper's wife in the workhouse
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