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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/52
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 52
Date(s)1 January 1747-11 March 1747
DescriptionAn account of money disbursed for the hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall by Mr John Brown churchwarden for the year 1746, continued. Includes:
1 January 1746/47: 'Paid for an Order of the King's Counsell relating to the Horned Cattle'
4 January 1747: Gave Mary Emerson, sick
8 January 1747: Gave Head, being lame
10 January 1747: Gave Emerson, sick
10 January 1747: Gave Burroughs, sick
13 January 1747: Gave Emerson, by Order of Justice Duckenfield
17 January 1747: Gave Thomas Jones, sick
17 January 1747: Gave Widow Plumb, she and her 3 children sick
19 January 1747: Gave Jones, sick
20 January 1747: Gave Emerson, sick
23 January 1747: Gave Jones
25 January 1747: Gave Christopher Mills towards burying his child
30 January 1747: Gave Manuell, by Order of Sir Samuel Gower
3 February 1747: Gave Widow Hicks, sick
3 February 1747: Paid Edward Roberts for cloth for the workhouse poor
3 February 1747: Gave Anne Baker, being sick with the smallpox
11 February 1747: Gave Mary Emerson
14 February 1747: Paid Mrs Druce, sick
15 February 1747: Gave Emerson
5 March 1747: 'Gave a poor woman and child'
10 March 1747: Gave Morris, wife and 2 children
11 March 1747: Gave Morris, wife and 2 children
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