Paid masons, carpenters and other labourers, weekly wages [nothing paid from Dec. 4 to March 25] |
3l.
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0s.
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8½d.
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Expenses of collection of St. Andrew's Brotherhood: At consistories, to the bishop's commissary, the official of the archdeacon of Wells, the registrar, rectors, vicars and other chaplains attending |
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7s.
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4d.
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Journey through the diocese: in lunches for the official, registrar, rectors, vicars and other chaplains |
1l.
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8s.
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3d.
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horse hire, 10 days |
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6s.
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2d.
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servant, 10 days |
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1s.
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8d.
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Official of the archdeacon of Bath |
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3s.
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4d.
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registrar |
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1s.
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8d.
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deans of Bath and Redclyffe, for delivery of briefs and collecting pence of St. Andrew |
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2s.
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0d.
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Official of the archdeacon of Wells |
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6s.
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8d.
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registrar |
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3s.
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4d.
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deans of Frome, Cary, Merston and Yvelchester, for briefs and collecting |
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5s.
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4d.
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The bishop's apparitor |
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3s.
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4d.
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official of the archdeacon of Taunton |
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6s.
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8d.
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registrar |
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3s.
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4d.
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deans of Crukern, Taunton, Dunster and Bridgwater, for briefs and collecting |
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5s.
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4d.
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briefs and collecting in the archdeaconry of Glaston |
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1s.
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8d.
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dean of Axbrug, for briefs and collecting |
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1s.
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4d.
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dean of Pawlet, the like |
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1s.
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0d.
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writing 480 briefs and 8 long rolls of names of prebends, parochial churches and chaplains |
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16s.
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0d.
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6 quaterns of paper for briefs &c. |
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2s.
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0d.
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parchment for roll |
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1s.
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4d.
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Fees to rectors, vicars and other chaplains in 12 deaneries and jurisdictions of the dean of Wells and Glaston |
2l.
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15s.
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7d.
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Paid for one load of wood, to make ladders and rungs |
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3s.
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0d.
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for 200 of lead |
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10s.
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0d.
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for 67lbs. of new tin |
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14s.
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10d.
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Rent of Doulting quarry |
1l.
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0s.
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0d.
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For 28 jars of oil, nil, because from the church store |
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To the caretaker of the lamps |
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1s.
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0d.
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Wages of keeper of the fabric |
1l.
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10s.
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4d.
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For the procession at first vespers of St. Mary, at her altar, among 39 persons |
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3s.
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3d.
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altarist |
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1d.
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chorister, 1d., this 20th year, and so for the future up to the payment of 100s., received for the houses in Tucker St., sold to Stephen Merston, late a burgess of Wells |
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To John Cochill, for hauling and roughhewing 81 loads of free stone of "ayshler" |
2l.
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7s.
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3d.
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To John Hancock, for hauling and roughhewing 18 loads of mold stone from the vicar of Doulting's quarries, for pavement of the cloister, because he would sooner work with well squared |
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13s.
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6d.
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For 99 loads carried from the said quarry to Wells |
4l.
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19s.
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1d.
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For 62qrs. of lime |
1l.
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5s.
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0d.
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To John Parsons, for dressing [ligacione] 16ft. square at Doulting quarry, for 12 days |
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4s.
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0d.
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To Thomas Nabbe, for 3 boards of elm to make a "whelebarow" for the quarry |
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1s.
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1d.
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for making it |
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6d.
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for iron bond &c. |
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1s.
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2d.
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New key for the "logg" |
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2d.
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Key for the door of camery |
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2d.
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Pair of "gymyes" for pales round the baptistry in the church |
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4d.
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Standard to carry water |
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1s.
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0d.
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two iron evys for it |
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1d.
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6 hooks for the plummery windows and doors |
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4d.
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Mending 2 shovels |
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2d.
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A haberjon barell |
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2d.
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Candelabrum of St. Thomas and other candelabra |
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3d.
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For hooping vessels |
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4d.
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Mending the lock of the new tower |
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3d.
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Four hooks for a new cloth about the high altar |
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1d.
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Four iron hooks for the doors of the plummery and lodge |
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4d.
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Mending one twyxte of the outer door of camery |
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2d.
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Two buckets |
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9d.
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4 bowls |
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4d.
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2 new sieves |
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5d.
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Paid the smith for making 2 iron shovels of his own iron, for Doulting quarry, weighing 19lbs.
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1s.
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7d.
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3 others of the church store, weighing 20lbs.
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10d.
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Mending 2 great iron betels, a crow, and one new shovel, for the quarry |
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3s.
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4d.
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9 loads of red earth, for mending the old part of the cloister |
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1s.
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6d.
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8 loads of sand, to mend the road between the church and John Coryn's dwelling |
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1s.
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4d.
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Paid John Turpyn, mason, for making 3 durns of free stone, viz. 40 feet, for the 3 plummery doors |
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3s.
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4d.
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Journey to Timberscombe and Bocland, to fetch money, and 3 days' horse hire |
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2s.
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6d.
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Journey to Haselbere and Ashill, for the like, 3½ days |
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3s.
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4d.
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New lead pan |
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8d.
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Paving the eastern portion of the cloister with one compartment [cyvery] of the southern portion, altogether 14 cyverys, each of 150ft.
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6l.
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11s.
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3d.
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To the keeper of the fabric, for his labour |
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10s.
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0d.
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For the school house: 200 tiles |
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10d.
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500 lathnails |
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10d.
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tiler for 4 days |
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1s.
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4d.
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Keeper of the canopy: carpenter for making it |
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4s.
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7d.
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plate of Umpyll |
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2s.
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10d.
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red silk |
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1s.
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4d.
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Russell's wife for making the pix cover |
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1s.
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0d.
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cord of twine |
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2s.
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4d.
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iron stay, weighing 23lbs.
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2s.
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11¼d.
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mason, for boring a hole in reredos |
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5d.
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2 workmen for 1½ days to make a scaffold |
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1s.
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0d.
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painting the canopy |
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10s.
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0d.
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carrying it from Wells to Glaston and back |
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8d.
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"Whirlegoge": wages of 2 men for 2 weeks and of one for 15½ days |
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15s.
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7d.
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2 stonecutters for 1 week |
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4s.
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8d.
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labourer to help them |
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2s.
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0d.
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4qrs. of lime |
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1s.
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8d.
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2 putts of sand |
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4d.
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carpenter's work to make the hatch, with wood and nails |
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4s.
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9½d.
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iron bolt and chain, weighing 57lbs.
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13s.
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4½d.
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Library: to Mr. John Pope, for repairs |
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9s.
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1d.
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Free quarry: working the quarry at Doulting ad taxam
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4s.
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0d.
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paid John Stowell, stonecutter, his wages, one quarter |
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10s.
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0d.
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for 7 cartings of free stone |
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11s.
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1d.
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journeys to Bocland, Keynsham, Ayshill and Milverton, to get money, with 6 days' horse hire |
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5s.
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8d.
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Mending a staple [coterellus] of a holy water vessel |
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4d.
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Mending the wheel of a bell in the new tower |
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6d.
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Outside expenses: during vacancy of vicars' stalls, celebrating mass, Combe I, 6s. 8d.; Haselbere, 6s. 8d.; reading Gospel, Milverton, 1s. 8d.; Bocland, 1s. 8d.; Codeworth, 1s. 8d. Combe III, 10d.; Combe IX, 1s. 8d.; reading Passion, Combe V, 5s.; reading Epistle, Timberscombe, 1s. 8d.; Dynre, 3s. 4d.; Lytton, 3s. 4d.; Combe IV, 2s. 6d.; Combe II, 3s. 4d.; Wedmore II, 1s. 8d.; Wedmore III, 2s. 6d.; Wedmore V, 2s. 6d.; Ayshill, 10d.
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Total payments |
41l.
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8s.
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9¾d.
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Owing by computant |
149l.
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3s.
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3½d.
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From which, to 4 auditors |
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10s.
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0d.
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himself |
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9s.
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0d.
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besides 30s. 4d. wages above |
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also for gathering money and making the cloister pavement on the east,
facing the chapel of St. Mary in the cloister |
1l.
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6s.
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8d.
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Received for a burial place for provost John Trevenant and paving the cathedral church |
2l.
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0s.
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0d.
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Legacies and devotions from the archdeaconry of Taunton for necessary uses, paid through Mr. Thomas Overey, official |
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8s.
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0d.
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Allowed for payments to the treasury through Mr. John Spekynton, for the burial of John Trevenant, and a legacy |
2l.
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8s.
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0d.
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Allowed for expenses contracted by John Pedewell [communar] for various labours at the time of laying down his office, as shewn by bill before the auditors |
1l.
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1s.
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6¼d.
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Allowed for the vacancy of the stall of Scanford while J. Pedwell held office, 2l., remaining with the executors of Mr. John Arundell, and it is not known where the money can be levied |
2l.
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0s.
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0d.
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For the vacancy of Haselbere, 13s. 4d., remaining with the executors of Nicholas Sturgeon |
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13s.
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4d.
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For rent of a cottage in Elme, 1s., remaining with the executors of Richard Bythewode, and it is not known where it can be levied |
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1s.
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0d.
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Given to the treasury, of J. Pedwell's debt |
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10s.
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0d.
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Paid John Tregodek, for various expenses as by a paper |
1l.
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5s.
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0½d.
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Also 8s. 4d. for suits in the King's Court, and 17s. 3½d. by favour of the auditors, so the computant owes 107l. 1s. 1¼d. viz. with the executors of Nicholas Calton, 3s. 2d.; Robert Borugh, 3l. 18s. 4d.; John Bekynton, 4l. 0s. 4d.; John Haydar, 2l. 6s. 4¾d.; Thomas Germyn, 22l. 19s. 10½d.; Fulk Bermycham, prebendary of Compton Bishop's, 2l. 11s. 1½d.; John Chichele, prebendary of Warminster, 1l.; Mr. Robert Tarry, prebendary of Haselbere, 13s. 4d.; Mr. Andrew Holes, archdeacon of Wells, for indemnity of Estbrent and Dultyng churches, for 8 years, 10l. 13s. 4d.; paid to treasury in part payment of balances of preceding years, 4l.; John Garnesy, 41l. 7s. 3¼d.; the computant, 13l. 7s. 11¼d.
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Mem.: Delivered to the treasury at the audit as above, besides 4l., sums amounting to |
34l.
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18s.
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0d.
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