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Reference NumberL/ASP/F/2/2/81
Alternative Reference NumberPOP/507
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TitlePage 81
Date(s)11 July 1747-17 September 1747
Description11 July 1747: Paid John Corbett for linen for shifts for the poor
19 July 1747: Paid John Stannion, for shaving the poor
19 July 1747: Paid Mrs Squire, for ¼ year's salary
19 July 1747: Paid Mrs Squire for her disbursements
19 July 1747: Paid for 6 ¼ yarn for stockings
17 September 1747: Paid Joseph Bell, for shoes
17 September 1747: Paid Mr John Sherron, for water casks for the Workhouse
17 Seotember 1747: Paid John Stannion, barber
17 September 1747: Paid John Hill, butcher
17 September 1747: Paid John Bellamy, baker
17 September 1747: Paid Mary Lewis's Rent to Michaelmas [29 September 1747]
17 September 1747: Paid John Boden, Glazier, for works done at the Workhouse
17 September 1747: Paid Joseph Cook, for shoes
17 September 1747: Paid Joseph Cook, Beadle, ½ year's salary and disbursements
17 September 1747: Paid Mr William Allen, for 11 ½ cauldron of coals
17 September 1747: Paid Mr Clement Paillet by Mr John Taylor, one year's rent for the Workhouse, to Michaelmas 1747
17 September 1747: Paid Joseph Williamson, for cloth for the poor
17 September 1747: Paid John Phillips, for peas
17 September 1747: Paid Mr John Brown, brewer
17 September 1747: Paid James Rogers, for carriage of oakham
17 September 1747: Paid John Mabbett, for candles
17 September 1747: Paid John Dean, cheesemonger, by Mr Joseph Hefford
17 September 1747: Paid Mr Hefford for said Mr John Dean, another Bill to Michaelmas 1747
17 September 1747: Paid John Harding for soap and salt
17 September 1747: Paid Mr George Wheatley, for greens for the poor in the House [Workhouse]
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