Furtho - Arnold Charity Book No. 2


Northampton Record Office FXIII/61

Left at the house at Furtho now in Samuall Mason's possesion
Two half hogshead hooped with Iron
6 Duson of quart bottles
The Traned Band Red Coat
Musket Sword and Bandeliers

 Index of what things are entered in this book
  
Extract of the Will of Edmund Arnold of Doctor's Commons London Esq about the Manner of Furtho in the County of Northampton given by him for Charitable Uses Page 1
Abstract of the said Extract Page 4
A Copy of the survey of this Ground belonging to Furtho 1665 Page 5
A Rentall of the Lands belonging to the said Manor of Furtho given to the Trustees by Mr John Buncher the Receiver in 1693 Page 7
A Rentall of the Quit Rents payable to that Mannor 1667 Page 10
Copy of a Report made by Sir Miles Cook Made in Chancery 11th July 1693 about Mr Buncher's Accounts, with his Accounts in 2 schedules No1 and No 2 Page 13
The first account made in December 1695 by Mr Buncher to the Trustees of his Receits etc Page 17
And the said Mr Buncher's Account of What he had paid out of the Rents and profitts of Furtho and was to be allowed to him Page 23
A Note of what was in Arears to ye Charities for the three first Years In December  1695 Page 30
The Second account of Mr John Buncher made in December 1697 to the Trustees of his Receipts  Page 31
And the said Mr Buncher's account of what he had paid out of the Rents and proffits of  Furtho and was to be allowed to him Page 35
A Note of what was in Arrears to the Charities 4 Dec: 1697 as appeared by Mr Buncher's account Page 41

Page 4
Nether Heyford For putting out poor Children apprentice of Nether Heyford in the County of Northampton where the Testator was Borne and towards setting them up when they were out of their funds 
10.00.00
  Towards releife of the poor people of Nether Hayford
05.00.00
   
 
Upper Heyford Towards putting a poor Child or Children Apprentice out of Upper Heyford and setting them up
05.0.0
   
 
Great Stowe
or Little Stowe		 Towards putting a poor child or children Apprentice out of Great Stowe or Little Stowe and towards setting them up etc
05.0.0
   
 
Weedon For and towards putting a poor chil or children Apprentice out of Weedonbeck
05.0.0
   
 
St Giles For putting poor Children Apprentice out of St Giles in Notrhampton and towards setting the up And towards the reliefe of the poor of St Giles
05.0.0
   
 
Potterpury To the Vicar or Curate of Potterspury
10.0.0
   
 
Stony Stratford For or towards putting poor children Apprentice out of Stony Stratford and setting them up
Towards the reliefe of the Poor of Stony Stratford
Towards the support snd maintenance of an Orthodox Minister to read Devine service there
20.0.0
   
 
Merton College For manitenance of poor schollars in Morton College etc
20.0.0
   
 
  Which formentioned annuall payment ammount to
120.0.0
  Besides there is givien by the Will of the P…isses to Mr John Buncher for his assistance of the Trustees Per Annum during his life
10.0.0
   
 
  And all charges of the Trustees and of such as shall be imployed by them are alsoe appointed by the Will to be paid out of ye Profitts of the said Estate
 
  Also Taxes, tythes and other duty must be payed and Levies to the Church, Poore, highways, Quit rents etc.
 

Page 5

A Survey of the Mannor of Furthoe made and taken by Thomas Chinnack of Ashton in the County of Northampton in Sept 1665

 
A
R
P
The home Close cont
20
0
0
The Dovehouse Close
25
0
0
Ives Meadow
7
0
23
Thornbacks Close
4
2
27
Thornbacks Meadow
1
1
0
Crow Grove
8
3
11
The Vasses
19
3
30
The Vasses Meadow
2
1
28
Bird's Close
4
0
22
Mr. Sterts Meaodw
7
0
20
Wills Close
3
3
9
Ewe Pasture
42
2
0
Little Cttles Meadow
3
1
28
Great Cuttles Meadow
7
1
22
Home Yard Meadow
5
1
37
Ram Close
9
0
2
Clay Close
20
0
11
Tree Close & Hare Stockin
27
3
0
Rigbyes pasture
53
3
28
 
274
3
18
 
 
 
 
The Spinnyes
Elme Spinney
1
2
33
Vasses Spinney
2
3
30
Highway Spinney
1
3
37
Hare Stocking Spinney
3
3
9
 
10
1
28

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Rentall of the Manor of Furthoe in ye County of Northampton given to the Trustees by Mr John Buncher in 1693
 
£
s
d
Mr Buncher holds the house at Furtho Dove Rents Per Ann house and outhouses, home ground and home Yard Meadow otherwise called Upper Cuttles being worth £30 per Annum according to the Will at
20
0
0
And he also tents Ram Close at
10
0
0
And Tree Close at
7
0
0
And he and Robt Basse hold Dovehouse Close at
12
0
0
George Stephens holds Vasses and a Little Meadow called Vasses Meadow
15
0
0
Thomas Godfry holds Crow grove at
7
0
0
Peter Ludgate holds Hawkins Close and peece of a Meadow at
6
10
0
Robt Thornback holds Stirks meadow at
9
0
0
Francis Cappen holds Ive's Meadow at
5
0
0
John Leech holds Lower Cuttles at
30
10
0
Edws Creake holds Ewes pasture at 
30
0
0
Robt Basse holds Widow Bayliffes Close called Will's Close
3
10
0
John Clarke holds part of Rigbie's pasture at
11
0
0
Joseph Horton holds the other part of Rigbie's pasture and Middle Cuttles at
28
0
0
Joseph Britton holds Haresocking at
9
0
0
Wm Davy holds Clay Close at
12
0
0
And he also holds Barnfield Close (otherwise called Birt's Close) and Temple Close (otherwise called Scrivener's Close) formerly in tow Closes one whereof was called Bushby Close or Pollin Close at
6
0
0
 
204
0
0
Besides Quit Rents payable to the said Mannor
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
where any Trustees are to pay ye Rent of Furtho for the tythes £26 7s 6d Per Annum and not only Parliament taxes but also ye duties and Levies to the Church poor Highways Quit rents and other Charges. All which used to be paid by the Landlord and not any of ye Tennants
 
 
 

Page 10

Quit rents
A Rentall presented by the Jury and Homage upon their oaths at the Court holden on Thursday ye 11th day of April 1667
of the rents of Free Tenns. which hold thier Lands & Tenements of the Lord of the Mannor of Furtho & payable yearly to the Lord of the said Mannor

 
£
s
d
Jn Beachamp ye younger for Messuage and Land in Cosgrave
0
8
0
Jno Whally gent for a Parcell of Lands late John Mayo's
0
0
4
And for a Messuage and other parcel late Hen Penn's sometimes Mayo's
0
0
8
And for a Tenement lately purchased of Mrs Longvile and in the Tenure of Robt Bignall
One capon
 
 
And for an Acre of Land lying in Chappell Furlong in Cosgrave
One capon
 
 
And for a parcell of Lands late purchased of Michaell Torsell called the Bredes
0
2
0
Thomas Scrivener the Younger of Potterspury for Sart Sollas neere the Riding by Grub hill sometimes Furtho's Land late Wilson's and sometimes Poddar's
0
2
6
Alice Hughes of Yardley Gobion widow for a Moiety of a Close called Bushby late Robt Smith's
0
0
1
George Emerson for the Mill Close parcell of Boxtree Yard
0
0
6
And for the Messuage or Inne called the Falcon in Old Stratford
0
0
2
Thomas Horton of Aldrington Clerk for one Shar Close in Cosgrave late Mayo's and late Richd Ingrham's
0
0
6
Robt Harris for a Tenement neer the Falcon in Old Stratford
0
0
2
John Hawkins for 2 Tenements late late Thorn's and Bird Close in Furtho and Cosgrave
0
1
0
John Spencer for an Acre of Land in Chappell Furlong in Cosgrave
One capon
 
 
Richs Toms for a Cottage in Potterspury late Scriven's
0
0
6
Thomas Scrivener the elder for a Moiety of Pudsdole sometimes Peddears and late Mrs Wilson's in Potterspury
0
0
2
Thomas Scrivener the Younger for the other Moiety of Pudsole
0
0
2½
William Peak for the Land late Bird's and sometimes Woodward's near Bear's Watering
0
0
2½
Thomas Scrivener the Younger for a Close in Pury called Kemson's
0
0
4
Edward son of Wm Alexander for certain Cottages and Tenements on the East side of Stony Stratford
0
1
8
Richd Davis for the Inn called ye Cock in Stony Stratford
0
4
0
Edwd son of Wm Alexander for certain other Tenements on the East side of Stony Stratford
0
0
10
Hipwell Lamborne for 4 tenements parcell of Owen's Close in Stony Stratford now in the occupation of Jno Brimly Thoshell John Pinfold and Christopher Luddington
0
0
8
Edward Ball for a Tenement in Old Stratford
0
0
4
Peircy Lanrak gent for one tenement on the West side of Stony Stratford and for the Lyon Close late Wm and Faithfull Boughies
0
3
9
Christopher Slifton for ye tenement on the West side of Stony Stratford belonging to Lyon Close
0
1
3
The Totall summe of this Rentall ammounts to
1
11
10
And three Capons.
 
 
 

Page 13

In the margin: now this is also entered amongst Other proceedings in Chancery in the booke No. 1 fol 29.
It should have been 29th May

Copy of a Report made by S. Miles Cook Made in Chancery about Mr Jno Buncher’s Accots:

Inter Attornal Genal etc relacoe Wm Hartley Gent and Quer Thomam Ar.ohe Gent Matthew Johnson ad Th..e Bedford and Johem Buncher and Defles

In pursuance of 2 se…. Ords the one bearing date the fifth day of May last and the other the 21st of June last I have in the presence of the Solls. On both sides considered of the Mres thereby to me referred and have taken the Deft. Buncher’s Accots of the Rents and profits of the Lands and premises in Question since the death of the Lady Etheridge in the said ordr. Named which I find was on or about St Thomas day one thousand six hundred ninety one And have charged him with the rents and profitts of the Lands and premises in question from that time till Lady Day last being One year and a quarter amounting in the whole to £222=9. The particulars whereof and of the Arrears of Rents by him returned to being due amounting to £35:8s:3d are mentioned in a schedule hereunto him for taxes assessments and other Charges and Outgoings by him disbursed  and Layd out concerning the premises And for Moneys by him paid according to the direction of the Sd. Odr. Of the One and twentieth of June last to and for the Charitable Uses in the said Ord. mentioned and given by the Will of Edmund Arnold Esq. therein named the sevll summes of Money amounting in the schedule marked No 2do to this my Report also annexed And I have likewise considered of the Deft. Buncher’s Bill of Costs amounting to £36:13s:10d which I have thought fit to moderate and tax at ye summe of £27=18s=4d which being added to the said £133=12s-1d by him disbursed as aforesaid makes together the Summe of £161:10s:5d which being deducted out of the said summe of £222=8s by him recrd as aforesaid I find there will be remaining in his hands the summe of £60=18s=7d And I have thought fit to moderate and tax at the summe of £69=2s=5d in part of which summe so due to him The Deft. Buncher is to pay to him the said Summe of £60:18s;7d remaining in his hands as aforesaid And the residue being £8=3s=10d is to be paid out of ye profitts of the premises according to the Direction of the said Order on hearing And I have also considered of the Deft. The Trustees Bill of Costs amounting to £11:15s;4d which is likewise to be paid out of the profitts of the premises according to the directions of the said Order All which I humbly certifie and submit to the grave Judgement of this Honourable Court

Mile Cooke

Page 14
The schedule marked No 1 containing an Account of the Deft Buncher's Receipts out of the rents and Profitts of the premises in question from St Thomas Day 1691 till Lady Day 1693 and of the Arrears of Rents then due to which the Rept doth relate
Receipts
Arrears
Reced of Richard Foddy for Vasses meadow and Crow grove at £22 per annum
17
10
0
  
10
0
0
Of Robt Thornback for the Stirks Meadow at £9 per annum
10
0
 
  
1
5
0
Of Peter Ludgate for Hawkins Close at £6 per annum
4
10
0
  
3
0
0
Of Francis Cabben for Ive's Meadow £11 per annum
13
15
1
  
 
 
 
Dovehouse Close in the tenure of the Def. Buncher and Robt Basse at £12 per annum
15
0
0
  
 
 
 
Of Robt Basse for widow Bayliff's Close at £3 10s per annum
4
7
6
  
 
 
 
Of Edward Creake for Ewe pasture at £20 per annum
35
0
0
  
 
 
 
Of John Leach for Lower Cuttles at £5 10s per annum
6
17
6
  
 
 
 
Of John Clarke for part of Rigbie's pasture at £11 per annum
13
15
0
  
 
 
 
Of Joseph Horton for the other part of Rigbie's pasture Middle Cuttles and Tree Close at £35 per annum
26
15
0
  
17
0
0
Of Joseph Britton for Harestoken at £9 per annum
11
5
0
  
 
 
 
Of Widow Smith for Clay Close at £12 per annum
£12
0
0
  
3
0
0
Of Wm Davy for Barnfeild Close and Scrivener's Close at £6 per annum
7
10
0
  
 
 
 
Of Robt Hampst for his Close at £1 10s per annum
1
17
0
  
 
 
 
For Quit rents belonging to the Mannor of Furthoe at £1=8s=7d per annum
0
12
6
  
1
3
3
For 1200 Fagotts cutt of Wood growing on the premises
4
4
0
  
 
 
 
Ram's Close in the possession of the Deft. Buncher at £10 per annum
12
10
0
  
 
 
 
For the Mannor house of Furthoe home ground and home Yard Meadow with a Dovehouse and Outhousing held by the Deft. Buncher at £20 per annum according to the Testator's Will
25
0
0
  
 
 
 
 
222
9
0
  
35
8
8

Page 15

The schedule marked No 2 containing an Account of ye Deft. Buncher's Disbursments in relation to ye premises and for moneys by him paid to Charitable Uses to which the Rept doth referr 
   
£
s
d
1692 June 8 Pd for 2 Teames 2 days illeg to cary stones and to mend the Highway at 5s .. Pence a day
1
0
0
  For digging 20 Load of stone to mend the Highway at 6s per Load
 
10
0
  To 2 men 2 days a piece to spread the stones at 8d a day apiece
 
2
8
  To 2 men 2 days apeice to Scoure the Brook at Byward Waters
 
2
8
Nov 16 Paid to Robt Johns and Francis Cabben for scouring of a ditch next to Northern Road from Furtho Corner to Harestoken being 160 perches at 3d the perch
2
0
0
Dec 23 paid to them for plashing of a hedge and scouring of a Brook next to Ive's Meadow in Futho 25 Dayes apiece at 8d apiece a day
1
13
4
Nov 24 Paid to Robt Thornbark for scouring of a ditch next to Towcester Road by the Vasses 40 perches at 3d by the Perch
 
10
0
Dec 15 Paid the Carpenters for mending Gates and Stiles in Furtho 8 days at 14d a day
 
9
4
Dec 27 Paid 4 quaterly payments of the Kings tax ending at St Thomas day last 1692 at £7=14s=3d a quarter
30
16
8
  Paid one quarter of the Kings tax ending at Lady Day last
10
13
0
April 3 Paid two rates to the Church and poore of Furtho ending at Lady day last
8
12
6
  Paid to Mr Mansell the Rector of furtho for 5 quarters Tyth of the said Rectory ending at Lady day last
25
7
6
  Paid to Malitia
 
12
0
  Paid to a Quit rent to the Queen ending ay Michas las
 
7
5
  Paid to the Lord Maynard due then
 
6
0
  Paid to Holden Court
 
 
10
  To Cosgrove for relinquishing their Highway through Furtho
 
5
0
June 9 Paid Mr Hatch Minist of Stony Stratford half a years annuity of £20 given by the said Will to the Minister of ye Towne
10
0
0
  And Henry Gilpin and other overseeers of the poor of Stratford halfe a Years Annuity of £20 per annum for putting out poor Children of the Parish of Stony Stratford
10
0
0
9 Paid them more for halfe a Years Annuity of £5 per annum given to ye reliefe of the poore of the same Towne
2
10
0
  Paid ye Vicar of Potterspury halfe a Years Annity of £10 per annum
5
0
0
10 Paid John Humphrey overseer of the poore of St Giles Parish in Northampton halfe a Years Annuity of £10 for putting out poor Children Apprentice
5
0
0
10 Paid him more for halfe a Years Annuity of £5 per annum for reliefe of the poor of the same towne
2
0
0
  Allowed the Deft. Buncher for a Year and a Quarter's salary at £10 per annum given him by the Will ending Lady day 1693
12
10
0
   
133
12
0
  Miles Cook
 
 
 
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Stony Stratford. William Beeby Son of widow Beeby of ye west side of Stony Stratford put Apprentice to Thomas Tomkins of White Cross Street Blacksmith

Mr Hatch paid the money in 1694 being part of ye before mentioned £10
Nathaniel Shenn Son of Nathaniel Shenn of ye west side of Stony Stratford put Apprentice with ye remainder of that £10 to Nathaniel Shenton of Newport Pagnell Taylor in 1695/6

Page 17

The first Account of me John Buncher to the Trustees of the Mannor of Furtho since my Account stated and Reported by Sir Miles Cook Made in Chancery on the 11th of July 1693
Recits Whereas by my said Account reported and approved of in Chancery my receits came to £222=9s=0d  
  And my Disbursments etc amount to 133=12=1    
  And allowed me by the said Rept upon my Bill of Costs amounting to £30=13s=2d the summe of 27=18=4  
  to £36:13s:2d the summe of 27=18=4  
  Making together 161=10=5  
  So then remained 60=18=7  
       
  I Did according to the said Report pay the said sixty pounds Eighteen shillings and seven pence in part of the sixty nine pounds two shillings and five pence taxed for the Relator's Costs so that nothing then remained in my hands.
       
  Received since as followeth
Received of the £35=8s=3d mentioned in the said Reportbeing arrears of rent due at Lady day 1693
The arrears inen.oyed in the said Rep. are as followeth		  
    Reced by me Old arrears not yet paid
  £10=0=0 of Richard Foddy £5=0=0 5=0=0
  £1=5=0 of Robt Thornback £1=5=0  
  £3=0=0= of Peter Ludgate £3=0=0  
  £17=0=0 of Joseph Horton £17=0=0  
  £3=0=0 of Widow Smith £3=0=0  
  £1=3=3 of Quit rents due at Michaelmas 1692 0=13=3 0=10=0
  £35=8=3 £29=18=3 5=10=0


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              Arrears
      Received on the other side £29 18 3 £5=10=0
Rents for a Year beginning 25 March 1693 and ending 25th March 1694  
Annual Rents to be paid by the Tenants.         
£ s d I am to charge for the house and Dovehouse and outhouses home ground and home Yard        
20 0 0 Meadow according to the Will 20 0 0  
10 0
0
 And for Ram Close which I also hold 10 0 0  
7 0 0 And for Tree Close which I likewise hold 7 0 0  
12 0 0 And I and Robt. Basse for Dovehouse Close 12 0 0  
               
      And I have received most of the Rents hereunder mentioned and what is not yet unpaid I hope speedily to get in so am willing to charge myself therewith Vist.        
15 0 0 Received of Geo: Stevens for Vasses and Vasses Meadow 15 0 0  
7 0 0 of Thomas Godfry for Crow Grove 7 0 0  
6 10 0 of Peter Ludgate for Hawkin's Close and piece of meadow 6 10 0  
9 0 0 of Robt. Thornback for Stirk's Medow 9 0    
11 0 0 of Francis Cabben for Ive's Meadow 11 0 0  
5 10 0 of John Leech for Lower Cuttles 5 10 0  
30 0 0 of Edward Creake for Ewe pasture 30 0 0  
3 10 0 of Robt Basse for widow Bayliff's Close called Mill's Close 3 10 0  
11 0 0 of John Clarke for part of Rigbie's pasture 11 0 0  
28 0 0 of Joseph Horton for other part of Rigbie's pasture and Middle Cuttles 28 0 0  
9 0 0 of Joseph Britton for Harestocking 9 0 0  
12 0 0 of Wm Davy for Clay Close 12 0 0  
6 0 0 And for Barnfield Close (otherise Bird's Close) and Temple Close (otherwise called) Scrivener's Close 6 0 0  
1 10 0 of Robt Hamp for his Close adjoining to Temple Lane 1 10 0  
204 0 0   233 18 3 5=10=0
               
              Arrears
      Received on the other side £233 18 3 £5=10=0
Rents for a Year beginning 25 March 1694 and ending 25th March 1695  
Annual Rents to be paid by the Tenants.         
£ s d I am to charge for the house and Dovehouse and outhouses home ground and home Yard        
20 0 0 Meadow according to the Will 20 0 0  
10 0
0
 And for Ram Close which I also hold 10 0 0  
7 0 0 And for Tree Close which I likewise hold 7 0 0  
12 0 0 And I and Robt. Basse for Dovehouse Close 12 0 0  
               
      And I have received most of the Rents hereunder mentioned and what is not yet unpaid I hope speedily to receive and therefore I am willing to charge myself therewith Vist.        
      Received of Geo: Stevens for Vasses and Vasses Meadow 15 0 0  
      of Thomas Godfry for Crow Grove 7 0 0  
      of Peter Ludgate for Hawkin's Close and piece of meadow 6 10 0  
      of Robt. Thornback for Stirk's Medow 9 0    
      of Francis Cabben for Ive's Meadow 11 0 0  
      of John Leech for Lower Cuttles 5 10 0  
      of Edward Creak for Ewe pasture 30 0 0  
      of Robt Basse foe widow Bayliff's Close called Mill's Close 3 10 0  
      of John Clarke for part of Rigbie's pasture 11 0 0  
      of Joseph Horton for other part of Rigbie's pasture and Middle Cuttles 28 0 0  
      of Joseph Britton for Hare Stocking 9 0 0  
      of Wm Davy for Clay Close 12 0 0  
      And for Barnfield Close (otherise Bird's Close) and Temple Close (otherwise called ) Scrivener's Close 6 0 0  
      of Robt Hamp for his Close adjoining to Temple Lane 1 10 0  
        437 18 3 5=10=0

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          £437 18s 3d 5=10=0
  Received on the other side          
  Timber sold p…. To the order of Chancery in 1693 to the person hereunder named who have paid me most of the money and I ex… speedily to receive the rest I am willing to Charge myself with all that money Vizt.    
   
£
s
d
    
Sold To Mr Wycliff 9 trees 5 2 6    
  To Jno Clarke of Stony Stratford 10 Trees 5 4 0    
  To George Stevens 3 trees 1 8 0    
  To James Moleman 6 Trees 5 2 0    
  To Mr Hatch 9 Trees 8 10 0    
  To Thomas Moleman 3 Trees 2 8 0    
  To Thomas Horne 9 Trees 6 15 0    
  To Edward Smith 2 Trees 1 12 0    
  To Wm Nicolls 1 Tree 0 15 0    
  To William Porter 3 Trees 3 10 0    
  To Edward Lambert 4 Trees 1 15 0    
  To Mr Jenkinson 4 Trees 3 6 0    
  To Mr Rivvet 6 Trees 5 15 0    
  To Joseph Holloway 2 Trees 1 8 0    
  To Mr Mansell 2 Trees 2 3 0    
  To Mr Cilpin 4 Trees 5 4 6    
  To Mr Hartley 7 Trres 9 10 6    
  To John Gray 1 Tree 0 17 0    
  To John Hilliard 2 Trees 2 1 0    
  To Mr Tomson 1 Tree 0 11 0    
  To Mr Penn 2 Trees 1 2 0    
  To Wm French 1 Tree 1 4 0    
  To Mr Atterbury 11 Trees 14 0 0    
  To Mr Kent 8 Trees 14 10 0    
  To Geo Godfrey 8 Trees 10 15 0    
  To Thomas Henn.. 10 Trees 27 0 0    
  To Michael Gayton 2 Trees 1 4 0    
  To Peter Ludgate 3 Trees 2 0 0    
  To Edward Creake 3 Trees 1 2 6    
  To Thomas Burges 2 Trees 1 10 0    
  To John Leech 1 Tree 0 12 0    
  To Mr Harris 1 Tree 1 4 0    
  To John Clarke of Cosgrove 2 Trees 1 12 0    
  To Rob Whare 6 Trees 4 13 0    
  To John Britton 7 Trees 3 0 0    
  To Robt Anderton 1 Tree 0 18 0    
  To John Franklin 1 Tree 0 14 0    
  To James Rannes 1 Tree 0 9 0    
  To James Beaven 5 Trees 1 8 0    
  To Wm Beaven 2 Trees 0 14 0    
  To Wm Steysey 4 Trees 1 14 0    
  To Mr Mansell of Cosgrove 1 Tree 0 9 6    
  To John Slow  6 Trees 4 2 0    
  To … Newell 6 Trees 1 0 0    
  To Wm Tonson 2 Trees 1 1 6    
  To Richard Pursell 3 Trees 1 0 0    
  To Mr Wiseman 5 Trees 3 1 0    
  To Francis Bradford 1 Tree 1 5 0    
  To Wm Daniel 1 Tree 0 12 0    
  To Jno  Clarke R……. 1 10 0    
 Creced
 For Barke 1 0 0    
          197=7=0  
          635=5=3 5=10=0