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Overseers' Payments: 1802-04

Tuttington 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.


This is one item from a Norfolk Record Office document [with the reference PD 401/34 and microform MF942/14 (starting at frame 965)] containing the Overseers' accounts (1802-1815) of payments to the poor and these are the accounts for Michaelmas 1802 to Easter 1804.

Note that only extracts have been transcribed but this includes most items which mention surnames. Some names occur many times and not all of these are listed here. For more information on all the weekly payments etc. see the NRO document.

Other accounts available

      
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[Transcription copyright © Mike Bristow]

The Disbursements of William Mitchell and Thomas Swann Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Michaelmas 1802 to Easter 1803.

Payments to poorAmount
1802 Oct 15th 
Paid for Benjamin Culleys Things2/7/-
Allen James  4/8
Swann John  4/8
Starling William  3/-
Rounce Joseph  5/-
Widow Fish    6d
Widow Haine  1/6
Widow Gooch  1/6
Widow Frances  1/6
Fish Catherine  4/-
Dyke Amy  1/10
Timbers Joseph  2/6
Culley Thomas  3/6
Woodrow Thomas  2/-
Howard Daniel Senr  1/6
Howard Daniel Junr  1/-
Benjamin Culley in Need  2/6
Norwich Collectioners  9/-
James Woolsey  7/-

 

DateOther names of poor - first occurence
Oct 22ndWidow Dyke
Oct 29thWidow Starling
Nov 19thRobert Haine
Dec 17thRoger Beane
Dec 31stJames Thurtle
1803-Jan 7thJoseph Timbers Junr
Jan 7thThomas Lovick's Examination

 

Further payments to the poor went to:-
Girl Barnes, Woman Rounce, Francis Watts, Boy Culley, Boy Starling, Benjamin Culleys Girl, Thomas Culleys Girl, Widow Balls, Girl Digby
Norwich Collectioners :- Widow Broome, Widow Dyke, Abraham Dyke (+burial - see Notes), Abraham Dykes Widow.

Other paymentsAmount
Repairing Town House  14/-
Thatching Swann's House  12/-
Removing Woolsey from Norwich  10/-
Removing Matthew Digby  2/6
Removing Timbers  2/6
Allow'd Mr Bulwer Franklings Bill  10/6
Allow'd David Howard going to Norwich after Yarn    9d
Paid Doctors Bill2/-/-
Paid Fullers Bill  5/-
Paid Farrow for mending shoes  6/2
Williams's Bill1/-/-
Porter for David Howard  1/6

 


The Disbursements of Samuel George Overseer of the Parish of Tuttington from Easter 1803 to Michaelmas following.

Further payments to the poor went to:-
William Sterling, Mon Sterling, Tom Sterling, David Howard Junr + Senr, Thomas Culley + wife, Jos Timbers, Samuel Howard, Widow Jayn, Widow Fish, John Swan, Bob Hayn, Robt Hayn, Robert Hayn, Pat Woolsey, Widow R Dyke - Norwich, Widow R Dyke Daughter, Tom Woodrow, Girl Pat Digby, Sam Howard - Westwick, Matt Howard.

DateOther paymentsAmount
 Journey to Coltishall for Medecine [Medicine] 
July 5thQuarters Levy Money 1800£1/13/-
Aug 9thMr Eldens bill of Cladding girl Cully  17/4
Aug 26thWilliam Allen's (part of) Bounty2/16/-
 The Army of Reserve (part of) Bounty7/14/5
 William Randalls Bounty7/10/-
Sept 24thMr Jno Scotts Bill for Shoes1/2/1
Sep 30thPaid Mr Swan for J Timbers Rent2/-/-
Oct 14thPaid Robt Farrows Bill  2/-
 Paid Mrs Clovers Bill for Cladding1/16/11
 Paid Mr Beasys Do for Shoes1/16/11
 Paid Mr Williams Do4/8/6½
21stPaid Mr Beverleys Bill  6/-
 Paid Mr Burrows for Jno Swans Rent1/10/-

 

The following people (Collectioners) were given weekly payments. Note that the "No. of weeks", Amounts per week and Totals have not been transcribed :-
James Allen, Widow Bowels, Barnes (a Girl), Widow Dyke, Widow Francis, Widow Gooch, Rounce's wife, Joseph Rounce, John Swan, Catherine Fish, Thos Woodrow, James Woolsey, Widow Broom's Children.

DateOther paymentsAmount
Nov 14th  
 (Woman at Horning) 2 weeks pay forward for Girl Barns  2/-
 Mr Jas Bassingthwaites Bill6/12/-
Nov 19thJourney to Aylsham with two Horses & Cart for Coals  3/-
 To 3 Bushels Coals at 1/3 a Bushel  3/9
 Three Widow Dydes at Norwich 1/- each  3/-
 Item paid July 5th to Jos Timbers on Account of forcibly taken Muck by Mr Swan  6/-
 MrMitchells Bills for Girl & boy Cully1/6/6¾
1803 - Nov 27thJourney to Blickling 2 of us Martha Digby  4/-
Dec 4thRandals Substitutes Wife 12 weeks  18/-
Dec 30thPaid Timbers going to Coltishall for Surgeon (for Mrs Howard)    6d
1804 - 20th JanPaid Mr Postle for Widow Fish coffin
[Ann Fish a widow aged 72yrs was buried 22 Dec 1803]
  10/6
17th FebJourney to Blickling for Col Harbord signing rate  2/-
 Journey to Aylsham with Woman Wright  2/6
Feb 24thJourney to Blickling & Gunton to make Saml Wright swear his Settlement  3/-
 Paid for his Examination  1/-
Feb 25thPaid Mr Wm Palgrave for Coals for the Poor3/6/-
 Paid Carriage of Do from Coltishall  5/-
Feb 29thPaid James Websters Bill for Beer at Town Meetings1/11/6
 Paid Bassingthwaites Bill of Expences, presentments&c1/16/9
March 10thPaid Messrs Futter & Baker for Valuing the Parish for the Poors Rate - including Stamp 8d23/10/8
 Paid Mr Simpson for Benjm Lucas Substitute for Randall 4 Weeks at 1/6 to Dec 31st 1803  6/-

 

Other paymentsAmountAmount
Paid the Norwich Collectioners for 19 weeks from Nov 26th 1803 to March 30th 1804 viz per week each
    Sarah Gillinwater  2/6 
    E. Dyke  1/- 
    L. Dyke  1/- 
    A. Dyke  1/- 
 
 
19 Weeks  5/65/4/6

 

DateOther paymentsAmount
Mar 2ndSarah Bean nursing Culleys Wife  4/-
Mar 9thJourney to Blickling after Woman Rounce  4/-
 Paid for a Warrant  2/6
 Item Journey to Blickling after Wilson & Spanton  2/-
Mar 30thPaid Scott Shoemakers Bill2/3/3
 Paid Fuller for Goods for the Poor1/2/2
April 2Paid Starling 1/- Hayne 1/- on acct of Turf cutting  2/-

 

 

[End of Document]


Notes

  • Note that an Abraham DYKE (of St Martin at Oak) was buried in St Augustine, Norwich on 27/March/1803 aged 63yrs.
  • An Abraham DYKE married at St Martin at Oak, Norwich in Aug/1764 to a Lydia Bernard.
  • In other rate documents the following alternative spellings have been seen which appear to refer to the same people/places:-
    Culley/Cully, Dyke/Dike, Gillinwater/Gillingwater/Gillingwarter, Thurtels/Thirtle

See also the Tuttington parish page.

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November 2015