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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/43
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 43
Date(s)7 October 1745-8 April 1746
DescriptionMr Joseph Hefford and Captain George Stevens late Overseers of the Poor of the Hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall in the parish of Stepney for the year 1745.

By cash paid sundry tradesmens' bills etc, continued:
7 October 1745: Paid Joseph Bell, for shoes
8 October 1745: Paid John Stannion, barber
11 October 1745: Paid Clement Paillot, one year's rent for the workhouse, due at Michaelmas [29 September] last
11 October 1745: Paid John Taylor, carpenter
12 October 1745: Paid Mrs Head, poor
14 October 1745: Paid Robert Bruin, for soap
17 October 1745: Paid Anne Guest, workhouse mistress
18 October 1745: Paid 'a poor woman with two children'
18 October 1745: Paid John Harding, cheesemonger
24 October 1745: Paid Jane Wilcox
26 October 1745: Paid John Brown, brewer
8 November 1745: Paid William Allen, for coals
8 November 1745: Paid Elizabeth Wade, butcher
12 November 1745: Paid John Stevens, smith
19 November 1745: Paid John Mabbett, for candles
20 November 1745: Paid James Rogers, for cart and chaise hire
26 November 1745: Paid William Walker, churchwarden
31 November 1745: Paid Alexander 'Nedriff' [Norcliffe], for junk
7 January 1746: Paid Joseph Bell, shoemaker
27 February 1746: Paid Osborn Clark, bricklayer
4 April 1746: Paid Elizabeth Wade, butcher
4 April 1746: Paid Adam Allwin, for carrying a load of junk
5 April 1746: Paid Anne Guest, [workhouse] mistress
5 April 1746: Paid Elizabeth Chambers, baker
7 April 1746: Paid John Brown, brewer
7 April 1746: Paid John Stannion, barber
7 April 1746: Paid Joseph Bell, shoemaker
8 April 1746: Paid Samuel Posford, for 30 pounds of tobacco
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