The Little Houghton Town Book.

LITTLE HOUGHTON:

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G????? ?ay, [George Kay?], Thomas Roberts, Thomas Kenyon, Thomas Sanderson,
Wm. Haworth. John Preston, Geo. Rolingson, Wm. Haworth.
John Kenyon 1780 May 28th
[Odd sums] £16 9s 1d + £1 1s = £17 10s 1d
16/9d 2f - 5/11d 2f = 10/10d
£2 17s 4½d + £1 19s 0½d = £4 16s 5d
Houghton Pva. Town Book, Bought by John Preston, Constable for the year 1711
Bought ffeb[ruar]y 27th 1711. Price 2s
Houghton Pva. Tyth money for the year 1711
Collected by Benj. Woodhead, Church Master.
Geo. Kay 8s 3d 2f
John Wordsworth 6s 1d 2f
Widd. Sanderson 4s 6d
Thomas Sanderson farme 4s
John Preston 2s 2d
Widd. Wordsworth 1s 11d
Robert Day 11s 2f
Benj. Woodhead 9d
Wm. Haworth 9d
Thos. Watson 7d 2f
John Walton 7d 2f
Joseph Wordsworth 3d
George ffield 3d
Bard Dole 4s 2d
John Cawthorne 5d
Total £1 12s 0d

John Preston, Constable, his accompts Taken and Si[g]ned this 11th day of March 1700 and 11/12ths. And wee find he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town the Sum of four pounds Three Shillings seven pence Three farthings. And he shall Disburse by his accompts four pounds four shillings Nine pence farthing. So there Remains Due to the said John Preston from the Town of Little Houghton the Sum of One Shilling penny halfpenny which his Successor Wm. Haworth promises to pay for the said Town. And wee whose names are hereunder subscribed to the Truth of These accompts.
George (his mark) Kay
Wm. (his mark) Wordsworth
Timothy Robinson
John Wordsworth.

Wm. Haworth Collected for Window Money for the year 1711 April ye 6th.
Rece[ive]d of Wm. Haworth the Sum of One Shilling penny halfpenny being due to mee by these accompts above written [ ] John Preston.
Geo. Kay & Wm. Haworth Collected for the Land Tax for the year 1711
Geo. Kay & Benj. Woodhead Collected for the Land Tax for the year 1712.

July ye 14th Anno Domini 1712.
Houghton Bill in answer to the 14 Articles as they are give in charge.

Imp.Wee have not any Popish Recusants nor any yt refuse to come to Divine service w[i]th in our Constablry.
2ly Wee have not had any fellons Committed nor any Robberies within our Constablry. Watch and Ward have been duly observed . Hues and Cryes duly Prosecuted.
3ly Wee have not any new erected Cottages nor any inmate entertained within our Constablry.
4ly Wee have not found any Rogues no Vagrant persons within our Constablry since the last Assises.
5ly Wee have but two Ale House keepers and their names is John Walton and Robt. Day and they are Licenced.
6ly Wee have not any unlawful weights or Measures within our Constablry to my knowledge.
7ly Wee have not any fore stealers or Regrators of any Corn or Grain within our Constablry to my knowledge.
8ly Our Constables name is William Haworth and he was lawfully chosen by Neighbours.
9ly Wee have not any Masters that have put away their Servants nor any Servants that lives out of place within our Constablry.
10ly Wee have not any Bridges or Causies in decay within our Constablry to my knowledge.
11ly Wee have not any Poor people that wandereth a begging out of our Parish.
12ly Wee have not any profaners, swearers or Cursors within our Constablry to my knowledge.
13ly Wee have no Riout Routs or unlawfull Assemblies within our Constablry.
14ly And Lastly althings belonging to the Constable hath been observed to the best of my Knowledge. Per me Wm. Haworth.

August ye 28th 1713. Rece[ive]d of John Wordsworth the Sume of One pound Nine pence three farthing being in full discharge for the Town of Little Houghton for the year 1712. I say Rece[ive]d by me Benjamin his mark Woodhead. £1 0s 9d
November ye 3rd 1713. Rece[ive]d of Geo. Kay ye Sume of fifteen shillings for the use of the Town being in full of all discharge of ye Town. I say Rece[ive]d by mee 0 15s 0d William Haworth.
John Preston & Tho. Wattson, Collect[or]s for the S[ai]d Land Tax for the year 1713.
Geo. Kay Collect[or]for Windows for the year 1713.
Widd. Sanderson Collect[or] for Windows for the year 1714.

Robt. Day accounts being Overseer for the Highways for the year 1711, the 12th Jan. 1711/12. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Five pounds five shillings and eight pence. And he hath Disburst the Sume of Two pounds four shillings sixpence farthing which ye S[ai]d Robt. Day is indebeted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of One shilling and penny three farthings which ye S[ai]d Robt. Day promises to pay to ye next ensuing Overseer. John Preston for ye S[ai]d Town. And we hereunder whose names are Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Imp[rimi]s William his mark Wordsworth, John Preston,
Benjamin his mark Woodhead, John Wordsworth, William his mark Hawksworth.

John Preston, Overseer for the Highways. These accounts Taken the 12th of Jan. 1712. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of One pound four shillings eleaven pence three farthings. And he hath Disburst One pound Twelve shillings. So wee finde the Town Endebetted to the S[ai]d John Preston [insert 7s 1 farthing] which the S[ai]d William Wordsworth promises to pay the S[ai]d Sume of Seven shillings one farthing for the S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Imp[rimi]s William his mark Wordsworth, John Wordsworth,
Benjamin his mark Woodhead, Robt. Day.

Rece[ive]d of John Preston the Sume of five shillings and a farthing being for the use of the Town being in full discharge of the Town for the Year 1713.
I say Rece[ive]d the Sume by me John Preston & Thomas Wattson Collect[or]s for the Land Tax for the year 1713.
September 13th 1717. William Wordsworth Led Corn out of Coman Ing both for Geos seln? and for others on that day. Witness our hands
Robert Wordsworth & Benjamin his mark Woodhead.

Benjamin Woodhead Church Master and Overseer for the Poor. These accounts Taken ye 30th of October 1712. And wee finde ye S[ai]d Benjamin Woodhead have Rece[ive]d ye Sume of Six pounds Two shillings and seaven pence and he hath Disburst at ye Church Four pounds Ten shillings eleaven pence farthing and Disburst to ye Poor Two pounds Twelve shillings and sixpence. So he hath Disburst in all Seaven pounds Three shillings Five pence farthing. So there Remains Due from the Town of Little Houghton ye Sume of One pound Nine pence Three farthings, which his Successor John Wordsworth Jnr. promises to pay for ye S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Imp[rimi]s. George his mark Kay, William his mark Wordsworth, John Preston, John Wordsworth.

William Haworth Constable. These accounts Taken October ye 30th 1712. And wee finde ye S[ai]d William Haworth have Rece[ive]d ye Sume of Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence and he hath Disburst ye Sume of Two pounds Eighteen and eight pence so wee finde there Remains Due from the Town of Little Houghton ye Sume of Fifteen shillings to William Haworth which his successor promises to pay for the S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Imp[rimi]s. George his mark Kay,
Williamhis mark Wordsworth,
John Preston, John Wordsworth.

January 12th 1713/12. Rece[ive]d of Robt. Day the Sume of One shilling One penny Three farthings for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by mee John Preston.
July ye 28th 1714. Rece[ive]d of William Wordsworth ye Sume of Seaven shillings One farthing which was Due to me from the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by mee John Preston.
July ye 28th 1714. Rece[ive]d of William Wordsworth the Sume of Three shillings Seaven pence Three farthings which was Due to the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by me Geo. Cay.

August ye 28th 1713. John Wordsworth Overseer for the Poor and Church Master for Little Houghton. These accounts Taken The Day and Year above written. And we finde he hath Rece[ive]d of ye Town ye Sume of Seaven pounds Fifteen shillings. And he hath Disburst the Sume of Eight pounds One farthing so wee finde ye S[ai]d Town indebeteded to ye S[ai]d John Wordsworth the Sume of Five shillings and One farthing, So John Preston his successor promises to pay ye S[ai]d Five shillings One farthing for the S[ai]d Town to John Wordsworth.
And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Imp[rimi]s. John Preston, Geo. Cay, Robt. Day, William Wordsworth.

November ye 3rd 1713. George Kay Constable for Little Houghton. These accounts Taken The Day and Year first above written. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Three pounds Five shillings Six pence. And the S[ai]d George Kay hath Disburst for ye S[ai]d Town Three pounds Fourteen shillings Eleaven pence farthing. So wee finde the S[ai]d Town indebetted to ye S[ai]d George Kay ye Sume of Nine shillings Five pence farthing which Widd. Sanderson his successor promises to pay ye S[ai]d George Kay for ye S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed to the Truth of these accounts.
Timothy Robinson, William his mark Haworth, John Preston, John Wordsworth.
December 23rd 1714. Rece[ive]d of William Wordsworth the Sume

of One pound Eleaven shillings Four pence halfpenny being fore the use of ye Town being in full Discharge of the Town. I say Rece[ive]d of the Town by me John Preston.

John Preston & Thomas Wattson Collect[or]s for the Land Tax for the year 1714.
William Wordsworth & George Rolingson, Collectors for Land Tax for the year 1715.
Widd. Sanderson Collect[or] for the Windows for the year 1714.
Richard Swindon Collect[or] for the Windows for the year 1715.
Robert Wordsworth Collect[or] for the Windows for the year 1716.
George Rolingson Collect[or] for the Windows for the year 1717.
John Preston Collect[or]for the Windows for the year 1718.
George Kay & William Haworth Collect[or] for the Land Tax for the year 1718.

July 28th 1714. John Preston Church-Warden. His accounts Taken this day and wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d One pound One shilling Ten pence half penny. And wee finde he hath Disburst about the Church the Sume of Three pounds Seaventeen Three pence farthing. So wee finde the S[ai]d Town of Little Houghton to be indebeted to the S[ai]d John Preston the Sume of One pound Fifteen shillings Four pence Three farthings which William Wordsworth his successor promises to pay the Sume of One pound Five shillings Four pence Three farthings to the S[ai]d John Preston for the S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed Witness the Truth of these accounts.
Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Richard Swindon, John Wordsworth, Benjamin his mark Woodhead.

July ye 28th 1714. John Preston Overseer for the Poor of Little Houghton afores[ai]d. Wee finde that he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town afores[ai]d the Sume of Four pounds Thirteen shillings Six pence farthing. So wee finde the S[ai]d John Preston to be Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Four shillings farthing which the S[ai]d John Preston promises to pay to William Wordsworth his Successor. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed Witness the Truth of these accounts.
John Preston, Geo. Cay, Richard Swindon, William his mark Wordsworth.

November ye 4th 1715. Rece[ive]d of William Wordsworth the Sume of Three shillings seaven pence Three farthings for the use of the Town of Little Houghton.
I say Rece[ive]d By me- William his mark Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, Richard Swindon.

July ye 28th 1714. William Wordsworth Overseer for the Highways of Little Houghton have Rece[ive]d of the Town Two pounds Seaven shillings Eight pence. And the S[ai]d William Wordsworth hath Disburst Two pounds four shillings farthing So there Remains due to the Town the Sume of Three shillings Seaven pence Three farthings which the S[ai]d William Wordsworth promises to pay the same of 3s 7d 3f to George Kay his successor. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed Witness the Truth of these accounts.
William his mark Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, Rich. Swindon, John Preston, William Wo.

November ye 4th 1715. William Wordsworth Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor. And Wee finde that he hath Collect[ed] Seaven pounds Nine shillings Four pence. And he hath Disburst Six pounds Tenn shillings Eleaven pence farthing. So Wee finde the S[ai]d William Wordsworth is Debetted to the S[ai]d Town Eighteen shillings Five pence Three farthing which the S[ai]d William Wordsworth promises to pay to William Haworth his successor. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed Witness the Truth of these accounts.
John Preston, William his mark Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, Rich. Swindon, Geo. his mark Rolingson.

November ye 17th 1715. Rece[ive]d of Geo. Kay ye Sume of Six shillings One penny farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d ye Sume of 6s 1p 1f By me Rich. Swindon, John his mark Kay, William his mark Wordsworth, Benjamin his mark Woodhead, John Preston.
November ye 7th 1715. Rece[ive]d of Rich. Swindon the Sume of Tenn shillings Nine pence for the use of the Town of Little Houghton.
I say Rece[ive]d ye Sume of 10/9d by me Benjamin his mark Woodhead, William his mark Wordsworth, John Preston, William Haworth .

Geo. Kay Overseer for the Highways made his Accounts the day and year above written. And we finde he hath Collect[ed] Two pounds Nine shillings Six pence farthingAnd he hath Disburst Two pounds Two shillings Five pence. So we finde the S[ai]d George Kay Indebetted to the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Six shillings penny farthing which ye s[ai]d Geo. Kay promises to pay his successor ye Sume of 6s 1d 1f for the use of the S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are here under written Witness the Truth of these accounts in the presence of-
Geo. Cay, Richard Swindon, William his mark Wordsworth, Benjamin his mark Woodhead, John Preston.

Richard Swindon Constable made his accounts the day and year above written. And we finde he hath Collect[ed] Four pounds Five shillings Six pence halfpenny and he hath Disburst Three pounds Fourteen shillings Nine pence halfpenny. So we finde Rich. Swindon Indebetted to ye s[ai]d Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Tenn shillings Nine pence which Sume ye s[ai]d Rich. Swindon promises to pay ye s[ai]d Sume of 10/9d to Benjamin Woodhead his successor for the use of the S[ai]d Town. And wee whose names are hereunder Subscribed
Witness the Truth of these accounts.
Rich. Swindon, Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Benjamin his mark Woodhead.

September ye 9th 1716. Rece[ive]d of Widd. Sanderson the Sume of One pound Nine shillings Four pence farthing for the use of Little Houghton.
I say Rece[ive]d in the presence of per me Robt. Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, John Preston.

January ye 14th 1716/17. Rece[ive]d of Benjamin Woodhead the Sume of Seaven shillings Six pence Three farthings for the use of Little Houghton.
I say Rece[ive]d by me Robt. Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, John Preston.

September ye 9th 1716. Widd. Sanderson made her Accounts the day and year above written. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Two pounds Thirteen shillings Nine pence farthing. And she hath Disbusrt the Sume of One pound Nine shillings. So we finde the S[ai]d Widd. Sanderson Indebeted to the S[ai]d Town One pound Four shillings Nine pence Three farthings which she promises to pay Robt. Wordsworth for the use of the S[ai]d Town. In Witness hereof wee have Sett our hands to the Truth of these S[ai]d accounts the day and year above written.
In the presence of Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, George Rolingson, John Preston.

January ye 14th 1716/17. Benjamin Woodhead made his Accounts the day and year above written, Constable for ye year 1715. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Four pounds Eighteen shillings One penny and he hath Disburst Four pounds Tenn shillings Six pence farthing. So we finde the S[ai]d Benjamin Woodhead Indebeted to the S[ai]d Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Seaven shillings Six pence Three farthings which Sume the S[ai]d Benjamin Woodhead promises to pay the S[ai]d Sume of 7/6d 3 farthings to Robt. Wordsworth his successor for the S[ai]d Town. In Witness hereof we have Sett our hands the day and year above written
In the presence of Thomas Kenyon, William his mark Wordsworth, Geo, Cay, John Preston.

Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Six shillings Seaven pence for the use of the Town and Church.
I say Rece[ive]d by me John Preston, William his mark Wordsworth, Robt. Wordsworth.

January ye 14th 1716/17. Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Three shillings Four pence for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by mee William his mark Haworth, Geo. Cay, John Preston.

January ye 14th 1716/17. William Haworth Churchwarden for Little Houghton for the yeare 1715. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Three pounds Two shillings one penny Three farthings. And he hath Disburst for the S[ai]d Town Two pounds Fifteen shillings Six pence Three farthings So we finde the S[ai]d William Haworth Indebeted to the S[ai]d Town Six shillings Seaven pence. So the S[ai]d William Haworth promises to pay ye S[ai]d 6/7d to ye S[ai]d Town.
In Witness whereof wee hereunto Set our hands the day above written John Preston, Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenney, (sic) Robt. Wordsworth.

9January ye 14th 1716/17. William Haworth Overseer for the Poor For the year 1715. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of One pound and he hath Disburst Sixteen shillings Eight pence So we finde the S[ai]d William Haworth Indebeted to the S[ai]d Town Thre shillings Four pence which he promises to pay the Sume of 3/4d to the S[ai]d Town. In Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written
In the presence of Geo. Cay, John Preston, William his mark Wordsworth, Robt. Wordsworth.

October ye 23rd 1718. Rece[ive]d of Thomas Kenyon the Sume of One shilling Thre farthings from the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by mee Robt. Wordsworth.
November ye 4th 1717. Rece[ive]d of Thomas Kenyon the Sume of Four shillings Tenn pence farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by me William Haworth.

January 14th 1716/17. Robt. Wordsworth made his accounts being Overseer of the Highways for the year 1716. And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town of Little Houghton the Sume of Two pounds Eight shillings Seaven pence farthing and he hath disbursed Two pound Nine shillings Eight pence So we finde the S[ai]d Town is Indebeted to the S[ai]d Robt. Wordsworth the Sume of One shillings Three farthings.
In Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written In ye presence of
Thomas Kenyon, John Preston, Geo. Cay, Benjamin his mark Woodhead.

Houghton Pva. November ye 4th 1717. William Haworth Churchwarden made his accounts And we finde he hath Disburst Three pounds Sixteen shillings Seaven pence farthing So we finde (something crossed out) he hath but Rece[ive]d Three pounds Twelve shillings One penny. So we finde the S[ai]d Town is Indebeted to ye S[ai]d William Haworth the Sume of Four shillings Tenn pence farthing which Thomas Kenyon promises to pay the S[ai]d 4/10d farthing for the Town.
In Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written to the Truth of these accounts.
John Preston, George Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Robt. Wordsworth.

November ye 4th 1717. Rece[ive]d of George Kay the Sume of Twelve shillings Eleaven pence for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by mee Thomas Kenyon.

October ye 24th 1718. Houghton Pva. Thomas Kenyon Overseer for the Highways made his Accounts And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence and Disburst One pound Fourteen shillings and Eleaven pence Three farthing. So wee finde the S[ai]d Thomas Kenyon Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Eight shillings Eight pence farthing which sume he promises to pay unto John Preston his successor for the use of the Town.
In Wittness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written-
Thomas Kenyon, Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth, Widdow Sanderson.

April ye 18th 1719. Rece[ive]d of Thomas Kenyon the Sume of Eight shillings Eight pence farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d by me- John Preston.

Houghton Pva. November 4th 1717. Robert Wordsworth, Constable made his Accounts And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Three pounds Thirteen shillings and Three farthings And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Three pounds Twelve shillings Eight pence farthing. So we finde the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth Indebetted unto the S[ai]d Town Four pence halfpenny which S[ai]d Sume ye S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth promises to pay to James Johnson for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
In Wittness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written-
Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston.

October ye 24th 1718. Houghton Pva. George Rolingson Constable made his Account And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Three pounds Five shillings Ten pence halfpenny And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds Fifteen shillings Nine pence farthing. So we finde the S[ai]d George Rolingson Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Ten shillings One pence farthing which the S[ai]d George Rolingson promises to pay ye S[ai]d Sume to John Preston for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
In Wittness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written to the Truth of these Accounts-
George Rolingson, Widdow Snderson, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon.

October ye 20th 1719. Rece[ive]d od Benjamin Woodhead the sume of Seaven pounds Seaven shillings One penny for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
I say Rece[ive]d the S[ai]d sume By Me in the presence of Robert Wordsworth, Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenney, William Hawksworth.

April ye 18th 1719. Rece[ive]d of John Preston the sume of Four shillings farthing for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
I say Rece[ive]d the sume in the presence of-
Robert Wordsworth, Benjamin his mark Woodhead, William his mark Wordsworth Widdow Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon.

October ye 24th 1718. Houghton Pva. Thomas Kenyon Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Six pounds Four shillings Seaven pence and he hath but Rece[ive]d the sume of Five pounds Seaven shillings Four pence So we finde the S[ai]d Town Indebetted to the S[ai]d Thomas Kenyon the Sume of Seaventeen shillings Three pence Which we the Inhabitants of the S[ai]d Town promise that Benjamin Woodhead shall pay Thomas Kenyon the S[ai]d sume of 17/3d for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
John Preston, Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth, Widdow Sanderson.

April ye 18th 1719. Houghton Pva. John Preston Overseer for the Highways made his Accounts And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d of the Town the Sume of Two pounds Twelve shillings Four pence farthing And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds Eight shillings Four pence. So we finde the S[ai]d John Preston Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Four shillings farthing which same John Preston promises to pay to the S[ai]d sume to William Wordsworth for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
In Wittness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands this day above written-
Thomas Kenyon, Robert Wordsworth, George his mark Kay, John Preston, Widdow Sanderson.

December ye 16th 1720. Rece[ive]d of Benjamin Woodhead the Sume of One shilling Five pence ffor the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee George Kay, Ann Sanderson, James Johnson, Robert Wordsworth.

December ye 30th 1719. Rece[ive]d of John Preston the Sume of Six shillings Two pence halfpenny for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Benjamin Woodhead, Geo. Cay, Widdow Sanderson.

October 20th 1719. Houghton Pva. Benjamin Woodhead Church Master and Overseer for the Poor he hath maed his Accounts And wee finde he hath Disburst the Sume of Five pounds Two shillings Three pence And he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Five pounds Nine shillings Eight pence So wee finde that Benjamin Woodhead is Indeted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Seaven shillings Seaven pence which he promises to pay to SucSeedang Ofessar Robert Wordsworth for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
Witness my hand Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenny, Robert Wordsworth, Wm. Hawksworth.

December 10th 1719. John Preston, Constable made his Accounts the day and year above written And we finde he hath Collected Three pounds Fifteen shillings Seaven pence farthing And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Three pounds Nine shillings Two pence Three farthings So wee finde the S[ai]d John Preston Indebeted to the S[ai]d Town which the S[ai]d John Preston promises to pay to Benjamin Woodhead his Successor Six shillings Four pence Three farthings for the use of the Town.
In the presence of Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenyon, Widdow Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth.

August ye 6th 1721. Rece[ive]d of the S[ai]d the Sume of Eighteen shillings farthing being in full discharge for the S[ai]d Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Robert Wordsworth.

Rece[ive]d of George Kay (something written over) ye Sume of Two shillings Seaven pence Three farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee the S[ai]d Sume William his mark Wordsworth.

Houghton Pva. October ye 14th 1720. Robert Wordsworth Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And wee finde that the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth hath Disburst the Sume of Five pounds Fifteen shillings Five pence halfpenny and he hath but Rece[ive]d Four pounds Seaventeen Five pence farthing so we finde the S[ai]d Town Indebetted to the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth the sume of Eighteen shillings farthing And George Rolingson his Successor promises to pay to the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth the S[ai]d Sume for the use of the Town.
In the presence of us. Witness my hand Geo. Cay, Thos. Kenyon, John Preston, Ann Sanderson.

October ye 14th 1720. William Wordsworth Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts for the year 1719 And wee finde that the S[ai]d William Wordsworth hath Disburst the Sume of One pound Eight shillings Five pence And he hath but Received the Sume of One pound Five shillings Tenn pence farthing So wee finde the S[ai]d Town Indebetted to the S[ai]d William Wordsworth the Sume of Two shillings Seaven pence Three farthing which the S[ai]d George Kay his Successor promises to pay the S[ai]d Sume for the use of the Town to the S[ai]d William Wordsworth.
In the presence of Geo. Cay, Ann Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston, Robert Wordsworth.

October ye 10th 1721. Rece[ive]d of Benjamin Woodhead the Sume of One shillings Five pence for the use of the Town of Little Houghton. I say Rece[ive]d the Sume of 1/5d By mee William Wordsworth.
In the presence of Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenyon, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth.

December ye 16th 1720. Benjamin Woodhead Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde he hath Collected Three pounds Svan Shelan Eaght pans hapannee And he hath Disburst Three pounds Tenn Shelans thre pans hapannee So wee ffinde the Sad Bengaman Woodhead is Indeted to the Sad Town Wich the Sad Bengaman Woodhead promises to pay unto James Gonsson his Successor Onee Sholans ffive penss for the use of the Sad Town.
In the Presence of Thomas Kenyon, Geo. Cay, Ann Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth.

August ye 6th 1721. Robert Wordsworth Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor of the S[ai]d Township of Little Houghton. And wee finde he hath Disbursed the Sume of Six pounds Eighteen shillings farthing and he hath but Received the Sume of Six pounds Nine shillings Two pence So wee finde that the S[ai]d Town is Indebetted to the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth ye Sume of Eight shillings Nine pence three farthing which the S[ai]d John Preston promises to pay the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth the S[ai]d Sume for the use of the Town.
Witness to the Truth of these Accounts John Preston, Geo. Cay, Ann Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, William his mark Wordsworth.

August ye 6th 1721. Rece[ive]d of George Kay ye sume of Six shillings Four pence farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Thomas Sanderson.

August ye 6th 1721. Houghton Pva. George Kay Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde ye S[ai]d George Kay hath Rece[ive]d ye sume of Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence And he hath Disbursed the Sume of One pounds Seaventeen shillings Three pence Three farthing So wee finde the S[ai]d George Kay Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Six shillings Four pence halfpenny which sume the S[ai]d George Kay promises to pay unto Thomas Sanderson his Successor for the use of the Town.
In the Presence of Geo. Cay, Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, Robert Wordsworth, John Preston.

October ye 10th 1721. William Wordsworth Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d William Wordsworth hath Disbursed the Sume of Three pounds Eleaven shillings Seaven pence farthing and he hath but Received the Sume of Three pounds Six shillings Eleaven pence So we finde the Town of Little Houghton Indebetted to the S[ai]d William Wordsworth the S[ai]d Sume of Four shillings Eight pence farthing which S[ai]d sume William Haworth his Successor promises to pay to the S[ai]d William Wordsworth for the use of the Town.
In the Presence of us &c. Geo. Kay, Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, Robert Wordsworth.

March ye 19th 1721. Rece[ive]d of Thomas Sanderson the Sume of Seaven shillings Four pence farthing.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Thomas Kenyon.

Houghton Pva. March ye 19th 1721. Thomas Sanderson Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde that he hath Rece[ive]d Two pounds Nine shillings Seaven pence farthing And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds Three pence So wee finde the S[ai]d Thomas Sanderson Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town Nine shillings Four pence farthing which he promises to pay to Thomas Kenyon his Successor for the use of the Town.
In the Presence of us Geo. Cay, William his mark Wordsworth, John Preston, Robert Wordsworth.

Houghton Pva. October ye 4th 1722. John Preston Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor for ye S[ai]d Town aforesaid And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Seaven pounds Eleaven shillings And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Seaven pounds Eleaven shillings And we whose names have hereunto Sett our hands the day and year above
written as Witnesses Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Sanderson, Geo. Cay, Thomas Kenyon.

April ye 20th 1723. Rece[ive]d of William Haworth the Sume of Tenn shillings Six pence halfpenny for the use of the S[ai]d Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Thomas Roberts.

August ye 24th 1723. Rece[ive]d of William Wordsworth the Sume of Six pence farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee Thomas Roberts.

April ye 20th 1723. William Haworth Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d William Haworth hath Rece[ive]d of ye S[ai]d Town Three pounds Five shillings Six pence and ye S[ai]d William Haworth hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds Four shillings Four pence halfpenny So wee finde yt the S[ai]d William Haworth Indeted to ye S[ai]d Town ye Sume of Tenn shillings Six pence halfpenny which he promises to pay to ye Suckceding Oficer.
In Wittness our hands Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, Geo. Kay, John Preston, Thomas Kenyon.

August ye 24th 1723. William Wordsworth Church Master and Overseer for the Poor of Little Houghton. Wee hath the day above written made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d William Wordsworth hath Rece[ive]d of the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Six pounds Thirteen shillings Six pence And he hath Disbursed for the S[ai]d Town the Sume of Six pounds Twelve shillings Eleaven pence Three farthing so we finde the S[ai]d William Wordsworth is Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town Six pence farthing which the S[ai]d William Wordsworth promises to pay to Thomas Roberts his Successor for the use of the Town.
In Witness Thomas Kenyon, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, John Preston, William his mark Wordsworth.

October ye 13th 1724. Rece[ive]d of Thomas Sanderson the Sume of 1/3d for the use of the Town.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee ye sume Thomas Kenyon.

November ye 1723. Thomas Roberts Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde that he hath Collected Tenn pounds Fourteen shillings Five pence And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Tenn pounds Fifteen Five pence halfpenny So wee finde that ye S[ai]d Town is Indebetted to ye S[ai]d Thomas Roberts One shilling Three pence halfpenny which Joshe. Couper his Successor being Overseer promises to pay for the S[ai]d Town.
Witness our hands Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, Robert Wordsworth.

June ye 19th 1723. Thomas Kenyon Overseer for the Highways made his Accounts for the year 1721 And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Seaventeen shillings Two pence And wee finde he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Fourteen shillings Six pence So wee finde the Town Indebetted to the S[ai]d Thomas Kenyon 2/8d which the S[ai]d next Succeeding Officer is to pay ye S[ai]d 2/8d to the S[ai]d Thomas Kenyon as soon as the Money is Collected.
Witness our hands Thomas Roberts, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, John Preston.

January ye 19th 1723. Rece[ive]d of Robert Wordsworth the Sume of One shilling Eight pence halfpenny.
I say Rece[ive]d By mee John Preston.

January ye 19th 1723. Robert Wordsworth Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds One shilling Eleaven pence halfpenny So wee finde the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth is Indebetted to the S[ai]d Town One shilling Eight pence halfpenny which Sume the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth promises to pay unto John Preston the next ensuing Officer for the use of the Town. Wittness my hand ye day and yeare first above written
in the Presence of Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Roberts, Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenny.

July ye 14th 1724. Thomas Roberts Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Thomas Roberts hath Received the Sume of Five pounds Five shillings Four pence farthing And he hath Disbursed the Sume of Six pounds Fourteen shillings Tenn pence halfpenny So wee finde the S[ai]d Town Indebetted to the Said Thomas Roberts the Sume of One pound Nine shillings Six pence farthing which he the said Thomas Roberts is to Collect the said sume of the Town of Houghton Pva.
Witness our hands William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon.

October ye 13th 1724. Received of Thomas Sanderson the Sume of Nine shillings Four pence halfpenny for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee Thomas Kenyon.

April ye 21st 1726. Received of William Wordsworth the Sume of Two shillings Eleaven pence halfpenny for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee John Preston.

October ye 13th 1724. Thomas Sanderson Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written and we finde the said Thomas Sanderson hath Received the Sume of Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence And he hath Disbursed the Sume of One pounds Fourteen shillings Three pence halfpenny So wee finde the S[ai]d Thomas Sanderson Indebetted unto the said Town the Sume of Nine shillings Four pence halfpenny which sume he promises to pay to Thomas Kenyon his Successor for the use of the Town.
Wittness my hand ye day and yeare above written in ye Presence of
Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Roberts, William Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth.

Houghton Pva. September ye 4th 1725. John Preston Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written and we finde the said John Preston hath Disbursed the Sume of Two pounds Eight shillings Four pence and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of Two pounds Five shillings Four pence halfpenny So wee finde the S[ai]d Town indebetted the Sume of Two shillings Eleaven pence halfpenny which William Wordsworth his Successor promises to pay to ye said John Preston for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hands Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth.

December ye 10th 1725. Received of Thomas Roberts the Sume of Seaven shillings Two pence halfpenny for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee Thomas Sanderson.

December ye 10th 1725. Thomas Kenyon, Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written and he hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of
Five pounds Eighteen shillings Six pence and hath paid the Sume of Five pounds Four shillings Six pence halfpenny So wee finde the S[ai]d
Thomas Kenyon Indebetted to the Town the Sume of Eleaven shillings Eleaven pence halfpenny which Sume the said Thomas Kenyon
promises to pay Benjamin Woodhead for the use of the Town.
These Accounts Assigned by us
Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Roberts, Robert Wordsworth, William Wordsworth, John Preston.

June ye 17th 1727. James Adams is to Receive One pound Eight shillings Eight pence of the Overseer for the Corne he hath delivered to
Eliz. Day for this yeare to be paid by Thomas Sanderson.

Thomas Robards Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor made his Accounts this day above written and we finde tht the said Thomas Robards hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Nine pounds Twelve shillings Two pence and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Nine pounds Four shillings Eleaven pence halfpenny So wee finde the Said Thomas Robards Indebetted to the Town Seaven shillings Two pence halfpenny Which he promises to pay to the Succeeding Officer
Signed by Thomas Kenyon, Geo. Kay, Robert Wordsworth, William his mark Wordsworth, Thos. Rollison.

June ye 17th 1727. Received of William Wordsworth the Sume of 5/4d for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee Thomas Robards.

Houghton Pva. William Wordsworth Overseer for the Highways And wee finde the Said William Wordsworth hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Two pounds Three shillings Eight pence and he hath Disbursed the Sume of One pound Eighteen Three pence halfpenny so wee finde the Said William Wordsworth Indebetted to the said Town the Sume of Five shillings Four pence halfpenny which he promises to pay to the next ensuing Overseer for the use of the said Town.
Witness our hands Thomas Robards, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth.

September ye 16th 1726. Houghton Pva. Thomas Sanderson Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Thomas Sanderson hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Six pounds Eighteen shillings Two pence halfpenny and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Six pounds One shilling Five pence so wee finde the Said Thomas Sanderson Indebetted to the said Town Sixteen shillings Seaven pence halfpenny which sume he promises to pay unto ye next ensuing Overseer for the use of the Town. Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
Thomas Roberts, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston.

Houghton Pva. October ye 14th 1727. Robert Wordsworth Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Robert Wordsworth hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Tenn pounds Seven Sellans half pens and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Tenn pounds Nine sellens Five pens so wee finde the Said Robert Wordsworth promises to pay unto James Adams at Sam tim one sellen seven pens Halfpene Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
Received by me James Adams, Thomas Robards, Thomas Sanderson, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth.

September ye 7th 1728. Received of Thomas Kenyon the Sume of 5 shillings for the use of the Town.
I say Received the Sume of 5s By mee Thomas Robards.

Houghton Pva. November ye 12th 1726. Benjamin Woodhead Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Benjamin Woodhead hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of Three pounds Sixteen shillings Five pence halfpenny and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Three pounds Three shillings One penny so wee finde the Said Benjamin Woodhead Indebetted to the said Town the Sume of Seaven shillings Four pence halfpenny which he the said Benjamin Woodhead promises to pay unto Robert Wordsworth for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
Benjamin his mark Woodhead, William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston, Robert Wordsworth, James Adams.

Houghton Pva. January ye 17th 1727. Thomas Roberts hath made his Accounts for the Highways this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Thomas Roberts hath Disbursed the Sume of Four pounds Seaventeen shillings Eight pence And he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of Four pounds Twelve shillings Eight pence so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said Town the Sume of 5s and Thomas Kenyon promises to pay unto ye said Thomas Roberts the Sume of 5s for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon, John Preston, Robert Wordsworth, James Adams.

September ye 7th 1728. Received of Robert Wordsworth the Sume of Five pounds Six pence farthing.
I say Received By mee Thomas Kenyon.

August 29th 1730. Received of John Roberts the Sume of 7/5d.
I say Received By mee John Preston.

Houghton Pva. January ye 20th 1727/8. Thomas Sanderson Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Thomas Sanderson hath paid £13 6s 3d 1f and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £10 8s 91/2d so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said Thomas Sanderson the Sume of £2 11s 5d 3f which Sume Thomas Kenyon promises to pay unto Thomas Sanderson for the use of the Town. In Wittness we have hereunder Set our hands this day and yeare above written.
William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon, Thomas Kenyon, (sic) Robert Wordsworth, James Adams, John Preston.

October ye 19th 1728. Received of John Preston 10d halfpenny.
I say Received By mee James Adams.

Little Houghton Pva. November ye 1st 1729. Thomas Kenyon Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the S[ai]d Thomas Kenyon hath Disbursed the Sume of £20 3s 9d and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £7 8s 6d so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said Thomas Kenyon the Sume of £3 5s which Sume the said Thomas Kenyon is to Collect of the said Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
Thomas Roberts, Thomas Sanderson, John Preston, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon.

Houghton Pva. October ye 19th 1728. James Adams hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Sad James Adams hath Disbursed the Sume of £3 8s 2d and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £3 7s 3d 2f so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said James Adams the Sume of 10d 2f which John Preston promises to pay unto James Adams the said Sume of 10d 2f for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written
Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Roberts, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth.

December ye 13th 1731. Received of Robert Wordsworth the Sume of £5 0s 6d 1f.
I say Received By mee Thomas Kenyon.

August ye 29th 1730. Received of Thomas Roberts the Sume of 7s 5d.
I say Received By mee John Preston.

Houghton Pva. November ye 1st 1729. Thomas Kenyon Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said Thomas Kenyon hath Disbursed the Sume of £20 3s 9d hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £15 3s 9d 2f so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said Thomas Kenyon the Sume of £5 0s 6d 2f which said Sume the said Robert Wordsworth promises to pay unto Thomas Kenyon for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written in the Presence of
Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Roberdes, Thomas Sanderson, John Preston.

Houghton Pva. John Preston Constable hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said John Preston hath Disbursed the Sume of £2 11s 1d and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £2 3s 3d so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said John Preston the Sume of 7s 5d which John Roberts promises to pay unto the said John Preston for the use of the Town.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written in the Presence of
John Roberts, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon.

April 23rd 1730. Received of Robert Wordsworth the Sume of £5 0s 6d heapnee in full of what was due to me from the Town for the year 1729.
I say Received By mee Thomas Kenyon.

Houghton Pva. January 24th 1729. James Adams Overseer for the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said James Adams hath Disbursed the Sume of £3 19s 4d and he hath but Rece[ive]d the Sume of £3 5s 6d so wee finde the Said Town Indebetted to the said James Adams the Sume of 13s 10d which said Sume William Wordsworth promises to pay unto the said James Adams for the use of the Town being ye next ensuing Overseer.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written in the Presence of
William his mark Wordsworth, Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Roberds.

Houghton Pva. August 22nd 1730. Robert Wordsworth Churchwarden and Overseer for the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said Robert Wordsworth hath Rece[ive]d the Sume of £11 15s 10d and the said Robert Wordsworth hath Disbursed the Sume of £10 6s 7d 2f so wee finde the Said Robert Wordsworth Indebetted to the said Town the Sume of £1 9s 2d 2f which Sume the said Robert Wordsworth promises to pay unto the next ensuing Offerseer.
Wittness our hand this day and yeare first above written
In the Presence of Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Sanderson, Thomas Roberts, John Preston, John Roberts.

September 9th 1731. Received of William Wordsworth the Sume of 4s 2d. I say Received By mee Thomas Roberts.

October 30th 1731. Received of Robert Wordsworth the Sume of 3s 10d 2f. I say Received By mee James Adams.

Houghton Pva. September ye 9th 1731. William Wordsworth Overseer of the Highways hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said William Wordsworth hath Received the Sume of Seaven pounds Twelve shillings Tenn Pence and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Seaven pounds Eight shillings Eight pence so wee finde the Said William Wordsworth Indebetted to the said Town the Sume of Four shillings Two pence which said Sume William Wordsworth promises to pay unto Thomas Roberts the next ensuing Overseer of the Highways for the use of the Town. Wittness we whose names have hereunto Set my hand this day and yeare above written
In the presence of Thomas Kenyon, William his mark Wordsworth, Robert Wordsworth, John Preston, James Adams.

October ye 30th 1731. Houghton Pva. Robert Wordsworth Churchwarden and Overseer of the Poor hath made his Accounts this day above written And we finde the Said Robert Wordsworth hath Received the Sume of ffive pounds Eleven shillings Nine pence farthing and he hath Disbursed the Sume of Ffive pounds Seven shillings Tenn pence Three farthings so wee finde the Said Robert WordsworthIndebetted to the said Town the Sume of Three shillings Tenn pence Two farthings which Sume the said Robert Wordsworth promises to pay unto James Adams ye next ensuing Offerser for the use of the Town
Wittness our hand this day and yeare above written In the Presence of
Thomas Sanderson, Robert Wordsworth, Thomas Kenyon, William his mark Wordsworth, John Preston.

December ye 13th 1731. Received of John Roberts the Sume of Three shillings Six pence for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee William his mark Wordsworth.
December ye 13th 1731. Received of John Roberts the Sume of Two shillings Tenn pence farthing for the use of the Town.
I say Received By mee Thomas Roberts.

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