| Description | Account of money disbursed for the Hamlet of Poplar and Blackwall by Mr. John Brown, Churchwarden for the year 1747, including:
7 May 1747: Paid 'poterage for 10 chaldron of coals'
14 May 1747: Paid Musgrave, poor
15 May 1747: Paid Bowarder, sick
15 May 1747: Paid Widow Shores
28 May 1747: Paid 'expenses at Mr. Adams's at going processioning'
28 May 1747: Paid Mr Trinders for bread and ale for the boys
3 June 1747: Paid Widow Hicks, sick
4 June 1747: Widow Shores, sick
4 June 1747: Paid at Mr. Woodcocks at auditing the Churchwarden's and Overseers Accounts for 1746
13 June 1747: Paid Elizabeth Chambers, for bread allowed by the Hamlet to the Poor
15 June 1747: Paid Widow Hicks, sick
18 June 1747: Paid Mrs Hall for peas for the workhouse
18 June 1747: Paid Mr. Baldin, for printed summons
20 June 1747: Paid Bedgood 'to help her and child in the country'
24 June 1747: Paid Atkins for ¼ hundredweight of mackerel for the poor in the workhouse
26 June 1747: Paid Emerson, sick
26 June 1747: Paid Widow Hicks, sick
1 July 1747: Paid Widow Hicks, sick
7 July 1747: Paid Widow Hicks, sick
14 July 1747: Paid Widow Hicks
21 July 1747: Paid Widow Hicks
24 July 1747: Paid Widow Hicks
24 July 1747: Paid John Beck, being sick
24 July 1747: Paid Davis, sick
24 July 1747: Paid Mr Moore 'for beans for the Poor in the House' [workhouse]
31 July 1747: Paid Widow Shores |