| Description | Mr John Taylor, overseer of the poor, his disbursements in paying tradesmen's bills, continued:
26 August 1754: Paid Clement Taylor, with James Davis apprentice
7 October 1754: Paid Mr Marlow, apothecary, his salary in full
14 April 1755: Paid Mrs Pope, workhouse mistress, her bill of wages and disbursements
18 April 1755: Paid John Osborne, brazier, his bill
18 April 1755: Paid Mr John Martin, his bill for iron hoops, second hand barrels, funnel, etc.
11 April 1755: Paid Mr John Harwood, butcher
29 April 1755: Paid Mr Christopher Shelton, glazier, his bill
3 May 1755: Paid Mr John Batson, his bill for oak, plank, deal, pitch and tar etc.
5 May 1755: Paid Mr Henry Allard, for old junk and 32 yards of worn canvas
6 May 1755: Paid Mr Bowles, for 2 pieces, ¾ of dowlas
10 May 1755: Paid Mr Phillips, corn chandler, a bill of the last year, for pease [peas], 'flower' [flour], oatmeal etc.
Includes a list of disbursements for the work house from June 1754-April 1755. |