| Description | Mr John Taylor, overseer of the poor - his disbursements in paying tradesmen's bills, continued/brought over, including
12 May 1756: Paid Thomas Duffield, his bill for tobacco
25 May 1756: Paid Mrs Pope, half year's salary to Lady Day
25 May 1756: Paid Mrs Pope, her bill for disbursements to 25th April
26 May 1756: Paid Mr Roades, corn chandler), for 'pease' [peas], oatmeal and flour
27 May 1756: Paid Mr Mabbet, his bill for candles
27 May 1756: Paid John Parsons, his bill for town clerk's business
7 April 1756: Paid Mr Leonard Bowles, his bill for linen
7 April 1756: Paid Mr John Martin, for 'a pail, piggin etc'
26 April 1756: Paid Benjamin Price, 2 bills for shoes
12 June 1756: Paid Christopher Chelton, glazier, his bill
15 June 1756: Paid Captain George Stevens, for junk
15 June 1756: Paid Carpenter's child, 2:6 per month for 13 months
24 April 1756: Paid for tools for Thomas Burkit to go to sea
24 April 1756: Paid to Mr Colley at Stepney
24 April 1756: Paid Mr Butler, tailor
24 April 1756: Paid Joseph Cook, for a gown out of pawn
24 April 1756: Paid Joseph Cook, for a gown out of pawn
24 April 1756: Lent Edward Holiday, as per note 'to go home to his own country' |