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Churchwardens' and Overseers' Payments: 1836-48

Hargham raised money at various times, to either support its poor (from the Overseers' Rate) or to pay for other parish expenses (from the Churchwardens' Rate). This rate was levied on the occupiers (who may not have owned the land) and based upon the value of the property (which was usually a rental valuation). Both occupiers and owners are found living in and outside the parish.

For more information on these records see the Parish Accounts page.


These are from a Norfolk Record Office document [with the reference PD 96/11 and microform MF 732/9] containing the Churchwardens' and Overseers' (combined) accounts book for 1836-1876.

Note that only extracts have been transcribed but this includes most items which mention surnames. Common events eg. bread/wine, some non-specific trade bills etc. have for the most part been excluded. More information can be found on the original where some names occur more than once.

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[Transcription copyright © Mike Bristow]

The account of the Churchwardens' & Overseers' of the Parish of Hargham in the County of Norfolk 1836.

Assessment£sd
    Beevor    130--
    Bowles      21--
    Limmer    450--
    Saunders    145--
      Do Glebe      21--
 


[Total]    767--

 

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1835Received by rate of 5½d  17/10/-
1836 - Jan 20thMr Caley's bill for books    18/8
  Mar 17thCounty Rate  2/16/4
 Thos B Beevor Ch Wn }
    Wm Saunders } Overseers
 

 

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1836 - Jun 14thCounty Rate (£3000)  1/16/8
 County fees      5/-

 

Thos B Beevor Churchwarden and surviving Overseer.
Accts allowed by Geo. Evans, District Auditor.

1836 - Dec - Accts allowed by Geoe Knyvet Wilson, District Auditor.

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1836 - DecCounty Rate & fee (£3600)  2/9/0
1837 - Feb 6thContribution to (Wayland) Union
Quarter ending 25th March. £5
  5/-/-
1837 - 14th MarCounty Rate 2/4/- & fee 5/-  2/9/-

 

Thomas B Beevor Churchwarden and Overseer
(Accounts) Allowed by John Wright and H. S. Partridge

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1837 - June 10thCounty Rate & fee (£4200)  2/16/4

 

Samuel Caley for Sir Thos B Beevor.

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1837 - Sep 25thCounty Rate 2.4.0 & fees 5/- (£3600)  2/9/0
1837 - Dec 9thContribution to (Wayland) Union
Quarter ending 25th December. £5
  5/-/-
  Dec 23rdCounty Rate & fees (£4800)  3/3/8
1838 - Feb 23rdCounty Rate (£4800)  3/3/8
  Jul 24thContribution to (Wayland) Union. £5  5/-/-
  Dec 15thCounty Rate (£5400)  3/6/0
1839Auditor - W. L. Hotson 
  Dec 5thPrecept for County rate    1/6
  Dec 24thCounty Rate (£4800)  2/18/8
1840 Jun 23rdCounty Rate (£10800)  6/12/-
1841 Mar 16thCounty Rate 2/4/-
Police Rate 1/16/8
  4/-/8
  Mar 24thMagistrates Clerks fees in Removal of Caroline Gould    19/-
 Constable of Shropham serving summons on S. Gould    5/-

 

James Drane - Overseer.

Date[Disbursements]£/s/d
1841 Apr 23rdOf Sarah Warren repayment of expenses of proceeding against Spinks Gould  1/4/-
 Of Do do (sic) maintenance of his wife and child    7/11
 Of Jas. Drane claim for voter    1/-
  JuneCounty Rate £4200 2/11/4
Police Rate £2400 1/9/4
  4/-/8
  Sep 11thCounty Rate (£3000) 1/16/8
Police Rate (£2400) 1/9/4
    3/6/-
  Dec 14thCounty Rate (£4200) 2/11/4
Police Rate (£2400) 1/9/4
  4/-/8
1842 Mar 15thCounty Rate £3000 1/16/8
Police Rate £3000 1/16/8
  3/13/4
  June 24County Rate (£3600) 2/4/-
Police Rate (£3000) 1/16/8
  4/-/8
  AugCounty Rate (£4800) 2/18/8
Police Rate (£2400) 1/9/4
  4/8/-
  DecCounty Rate (£4800) 2/18/8
Police Rate (£2400) 1/9/4
  4/8/-
1843 Apr 6thConstables Appointment    7/6
1844 Sep 29thBarristers Certificate Allowed Overseer    4/-
1847 Mar 16thCounty Rate 2/11/4
Police Rate 1/8/-
  3/19/4
1847 Dec 25thContribution to Union  5/-/-

 

[There now follow very similar payments for County and Police rates through to 25th March 1848.]


 

[End of Document]


Notes

  • Based on the Police rate of 1841 it appears that the amount payable by this parish is "88d" = 7/4d per £600.

See also the Hargham parish page.

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December 2015