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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/238
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 238
Date(s)3 August 1755-15 May 1756
DescriptionMr John Cooper, overseer of the poor - his disbursements in paying tradesmen's bills:
15 October 1755: Paid William Wood, butcher, his bill
20 October 1755: Paid John Harding, cheesemonger, his bill
21 October 1755: Paid Leah Pailett, 1 year's rent to Michaelmas for workhouse, as per receipt
26 December 1755: Paid with Susan Mills to James Millett, apprentice as per indenture
16 February 1756: Paid to Bethlem Hospital for Ca[pt]in: Brookes, for 1 year's 'heeping' and caps, aprons
20 March 1756: Paid John Durham, for a pair of shoes for Mary Dunn
25 March 1756: Paid John Cox, shoemaker, his bill?
25 March 1756: Paid John Porter, barber, his bill
13 April 1756: Paid Thomas Ginn, baker, his bill
13 April 1756: Paid John Harwood, butcher, his bill
19 April 1756: Paid Stephen Miller, apothecary, his bill for outdoor attendance and medicines
19 April 1756: Paid Stephen Miller, apothecary, one year's salary to March 25th
15 May 1756: Paid George Morton for coroner's jury

3 August 1755: Gave to Mary Shoars
5 August 1755: To Widow Cook
23 August 1755: To Widow Cook
31 August 1755: To Widow Cook
7 September 1755: To Widow Cook
14 September 1755: To Widow Cook
21 September 1755: To Widow Cook
24 September 1755: To William Walker
28 September 1755: To Widow Cook
29 September 1755: To John Crouch, sweeping 4 chimneys
3 October 1755: To Widow Cook
12 October 1755: To Widow Cook
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