Legacies: Robert Dagon of la Lye |
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6d.
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Master Lambert More |
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6s.
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8d.
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Alice Formour |
1l.
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0s.
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0d.
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Cristina Hobkyns of Corscomb |
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3s.
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4d.
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Walter Golde of Putteney |
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1s.
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0d.
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John Bochard of Weston |
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6d.
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John Ryder, by the hands of the chaplain of Milborne port |
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1s.
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8d.
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the rector of Odcombe |
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13s.
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4d.
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William Smyth of Yevele |
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1s.
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0d.
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two men of Weston |
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1s.
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0d.
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Robert at Wyke |
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3s.
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4d.
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William Paddock of Wotton, penance enjoined on a stranger |
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3s.
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6d.
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a stranger, through Mr. Ralph Berners |
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1s.
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0d.
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Ralph Stradil, through chaplain of Milborne port |
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6d.
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a servant of the dean for a penance |
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1s.
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3d.
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executors of William Wynscomb |
1l.
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0s.
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0d.
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a woman of Thorne |
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3d.
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3 wills, through Walter Cras |
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1s.
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10d.
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John Mere of Milborne |
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6d.
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William Jerard for briefs of St. Andrew |
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6d.
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one who died at Eston Gordano |
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2d.
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Elena Borton of Bristol |
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1s.
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0d.
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John Bedel of Shepton Malet |
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1s.
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0d.
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Robert Gregory of Bruton |
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1s.
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0d.
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Margaret Jay of Chyriton |
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1s.
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0d.
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Isabel Baker of Jevele |
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1s.
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0d.
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John Schuphurd of Welewe |
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1s.
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0d.
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Richard Dyllyng of Corscomb, by will of Isabel de Bishopsden, recovered from R.D. in the bishop's consistory |
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5s.
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6d.
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John Pyket of Modeford |
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1s.
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0d.
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Joan Pope of Glaston, as penance |
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1s.
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0d.
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Wareyn of Childcompton |
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6d.
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John Farncomb of Lutton |
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6d.
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the monk John, a tailor, for half a sheep left by Margery Skynnere of New St. |
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6d.
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Thomas Hobkyns |
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2s.
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6d.
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Thomas Selk of Schepton, through his mother |
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6s.
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8d.
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the rector of Stawell, for last year |
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3s.
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4d.
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Roger Tybrygton, for last year, for briefs of St. Andrew |
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3s.
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1d.
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John Copethorn, vicar of Berwes, through the bishop's registrar |
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1s.
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8d.
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Geoffrey, rector of Obleye |
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1s.
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8d.
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the fraternity of St. Andrew, by briefs, John Blyssot for roll of the fraternity of St. Andrew |
7l.
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13s.
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4d.
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[In the margin.] Next year J. B. will pay 12 marks. |
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the archdeaconry of Taunton |
14l.
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0s.
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9¼d.
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the deaneries of Cary, Merston and Ivelchester, and jurisdiction of Glaston |
11l.
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8s.
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8½d.
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the deaneries of Rede[clive] and Bath |
6l.
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14s.
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5½d.
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the deaneries of Frome, Axebrugg and Powlet, and jurisdiction of the dean of Wells |
7l.
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10s.
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7½d.
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the executors of Dame Margery Meryet |
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5s.
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0d.
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Total |
53l.
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8s.
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7¾d.
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Total receipts with balance |
95l.
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1s.
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5¾d.
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[The roll is here torn off, the stitches remaining.] |
16 April.—To workmen, 8s. 4d.; do. at Doulting, 4s. 8d.; tools, 2d.; 3 carriages from Doulting, 3s.; to Tiler for mending masons' `logg' in the corner, 10d.; 12 bushels of lime, 1s.; 6 bushels of sand, 3d.
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18s.
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3¾d.
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23 April.—Workmen, 8s. 4¾d. and 4s. 8d.; tools, 3d.; carriage from Doulting, 4s.
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17s.
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3¾d.
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30 April.—Workmen, 8s. 4¾d. and 4s. 8d.; carriage, 4s.
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17s.
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0¾d.
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7 May.—Workmen, 5s. 2¾d. and 1s. 1d.; tools, 2d.; carriage, 5s.; 4 bushels of lime for mending windows in the plumbatory, 4d.
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11s.
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9¾d.
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14 May.—Workmen, 8s. 4¾d. and 4s. 11d.; tools, 1d.; carriage, 5s.; carpenter for one week mending the great door of the plumbatory and other necessaries, 2s. 6d.; 6½lbs. spikes and labour, 11d.; mending 2 iron twists for said door, 8d.; board nails and hachnails, lock and key, oak plank, 2s. 2d.; for door and roof, 24 Welsh boards taken from store |
1l.
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4s.
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7¾d.
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21 May.—Workmen, 7s. 7¾d. and 2s. 1½d.; carriage, 3s.
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12s.
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9¼d.
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28 May.—Workmen, 9s. 10¾d. and 4s. 8d.; tools, 2d.; carriage, 6s.
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1l.
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0s.
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8¾d.
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4 June.—Workmen, 8s. 4¾d. and 3s. 2d.; tools, 2d.; carriage, 4s.; 2½ pieces of new lead for mending the church |
1l.
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9s.
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10¾d.
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11 June.—Workmen, 8s. 4¾d. and 3s. 2d.; tools, 1d.; carriage, 3s.; 16 bushels of lime for walls round the great cemetery, 1s. 4d.; 2½ pieces of old lead, 11s. 3d.; 11lbs. of old lead, 5d.; 1lb. of wax, 5½d.; 2lbs. of rosin for masons' cement |
1l.
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8s.
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3¼d.
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