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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/4
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
LevelItem
TitlePage 4
Date(s)16 August 1744 - 29 September 1744
DescriptionAn Account of Money disbursed for the Hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall by Mr. Timothy Bellamy Churchwarden for the year 1744.
Contains entries for the following individuals:
16 August 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
20 August 1744: Paid Mary Miles, sick
22 August 1744: Paid Henry Letteny for digging the workhouse garden and planting it
23 August 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
23 August 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
24 August 1744: Paid John Pow
24 August 1744: Paid John Richardson for a steel truss for Hawkes's wife
25 August 1744: paid Widow Jarrett
30 August 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
30 August 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
30 August 1744: Paid Mr Richard Conquest for tobacco for the workhouse
4 September 1744: Paid Mr Thomas Harrison, attorney-at-law, for business done for the town
6 September 1744: Paid Widow Crawford for 3 months being very ill
6 September 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
6 September 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
8 September 1744: Paid John Pow
8 September 1744: Paid for catching a hedgehog
10 September 1744: Paid Mr Justice Jones, his bill for business done for the town
11 September 1744: Paid John Stevens for smith's work
13 September 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
13 September 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
20 September 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
20 September 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and Children
20 September 1744: Paid Joseph Cook, beadle
22 September 1744: Paid William Walker
22 September 1744: Paid John Pow
22 September 1744: Paid Anne Wilcox, lame
22 September 1744: Paid John Pooley, sick
27 September 1744: Paid Widow Horsman, sick
27 September 1744: Paid Widow Reynolds and children
29 September 1744: Paid Widow Jarrett, sick
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