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May 31th 1629
Itm aband [a bond] of William Munck for the dischard of Joan Aury
Itm aband of Tho: Robarts for the discharg of Ann Cooppar
Itm aband of John Bat for the discharg of John P---se
Itm aband Willi Adoms for the discharg of Agnise Adomes
Itm aband of Tho: Candy for the discharg of John Harding all thes bands aforsaid Remain in the hands of the forsaid Willi Watts
Itm the band for the discharg of Abasborn child given by Robart Coopar of bred** Remaneth in the hands of Thomas Warde
The band of John and Henery Phillpot[?] Remaneth in the hands of Tho: Warde [this entry scribbled through]
The band of Samuel Gardener Remaineth in the hands of William Watts.
The band of John Cogger remaineth in the hands of William Watts.
The band of John Beeching remaineth in the hands of William Watts
The band of John Neeve remaineth in the hands of William Watts
The band of Richard Gibbon remaineth in the hands of William Watts.
The band of William Gurre remaineth in his hands allsoe.
Tithes: [/ denotes frayed edge of page]
'Memorandum November the 6th 1691. The Cu[stom?]/
of The Tithes of the pish of Sandhars as they hav[e]/
bin antiently paid As Followeth
For Corne Tiths the Tenth Sheafe left by th[e]/
owner in the harvest fields
The fall of lambs within ye pish 4d a peece/
The Cutt of Wool or Shareing of all Sheepe 2d t[wo]/
pence a sheepe
For a Cow & Calf 1 1/2p three half pence Aye/
For young Cattel eight pence Ayear a beast
For ye fall of a Coult eight pence
For Rodhorses nothing
List of poor women/widows benefiting from the Malthouse Trust 1637-1645, as follows:
'Poore Women Yearly appelled by Sir John Fowles geift
1637 Widow Perren & The Wife of Rd Yonge
1638 Widow Saunders & The Wife of John Hyne
1639 The Wife of Rbt Morley & Dorothy the Daughter of Rd Yonge
1640 The Wife of John Hunt, Thomasine Fowle
1641 Widdow Warde, Widdow Rittenden
1642 Widdow Wright, Mary the daughter of Edward Yonge
1643 Wid Boorman & the Wife of Jo: Fawknor
1644 Wid: Fowle & Mary the Wife of Anth: Boorne
1645 Widow Watson & Elizabeth Pinson? Daughter of Rich: Pinson?
Md that Anthony Wells & John Petter have
received of Tho: Gibbon Constable of the hundred of great
Barnsfield the sume of Nine pounds wch was leavied
upon Mathew Robbins for Swearing being equally
in their hands
More in John Coggers hands Five Shillinges wch was
leavied upon Joseph Paull
More in Antho: Wellse hands Six Shillinges eight
pence wch was leavied for driving of Runts on
the Sabbath day
(above three entries crossed through together)
January 27th 1656
In pursuance of the order of the said Feoffees (for sd) then hath bin
expended upon the said Maulthouse these severall pticulers
following viz
Impris To John Cogger Mason for Bricks Lyme
Latts & workmanship As appeth By his Bill 09 - 10 - 06
Item to Stephen Gy(i?)mer Carpenter for Timber
& workmanship as As appeth By his Bill 03 - 08 - 06
Item to John Frylands Blacksmith for Ironwork
priggs & Nayles 01 - 06 - 08
Item to Edw: Batcheller for carrying sand & earth 00 - 04 - 00
Item to the Thatcher for Thatching & for Straw
& wifts 00 - 02 - 08
__________
14 - 12 - 04
Memod: September 24th 1690 Then was the Writings
of the Maulthouse Delivered into the Keeping of
John Hollands of Sandhurst one of the Feofees of the
Gift of Sr John Fowle And doth hearby promise to
Deliver the same whensoever the same shall be
Required. The Writings fower deeds being the
Title of the said Maulthouse witness My hand
(signed) John Hollands
Poore Women Apparelled yearly by the Gift of
Sr John Fowle
1668
Wid: Sheather
Wid: Tutt & the
wife of John Keney
1669
Wid: Kipping
Mary the wife of John
Beale and Sara Daughter
of John Beale and Sara Cadmer
December 14th 1692. Repirations of the
Mault house this year, for 305 foot of inch boord
at 13s ye hundred ------------------ 1:19:8
for laying of ye Mault Chamber 0:12:6
And for other Worke & Materialls, 4 1:14:9
4:06:11
And was due unto John Petter one the last
years Account 0:10:11
4:17:10
More for Masons Worke 7s-6d 0:07:06
5:05:04
May ye 18: 1732 It is agreed by --- Feeofees that
ye one pound ten shillings of ye Money now Received
shall be laid out in Cloathing two poor Widdows,
The Wife of Cristopher Young, and Eliz Pain
The remainder (which is ten shillings) is to
be in ye hand of Mr Jno Ward till itt be calld
for by ye other Feeofees.