| Description | 1. Apr 1830 Inventory and valuation of fixtures left at White Hall farm, occupied by the late Mrs Betty Edwards valued by Thomas Little. Thomas Crocker received £29.18.0 for sundry articles.
2. Game duty certificate.
3. Certificate for fire insurance with the Sun Fire Office.
4. Receipt from William Newman for a present to the Axe Club.
5. Receipt from Robert Mitchell for half a load of straw.
6. Receipt from Philip Phelps, bailiff, for salary.
7. Receipt from John Gale for repairs to the laundry.
8. Receipt from W H Awdry for tithe due to Reverend Paley.
9. Receipt for Chippenham highway rate.
10. Receipts for Lacock highway rate (2).
11. Receipt for poor rate for the parish of Chippenham.
12. Receipts from Lacock Impropriate Rectory for procurations due to the Archdeacon of Wiltshire from Edward Davies, receiver.
13. Receipted bill from Richard Knott for haulage.
14. Receipted bill from William Hatherill for draining ground at Nash Hill Farm.
15. Receipted bill from David Clark for straw.
16. Receipted bill from Isaac Fussell for boundary poles.
17. Receipted bill from J Bramah & Sons for cupboard locks.
18. Receipted bill from William Snozzell for hauling.
19. Receipted bill from Betty Ring for ironwork.
20. Receipted bill from Philip Phelps, bailiff, for disbursements on the estate.
21. Receipted bill from James Little for work carried out on the estate.
22. Receipted bills from William and George Carey for work carried out on Inlands Farm, Lacock Abbey and Nethermore Farm (3).
23. Receipted bill from John Palmer for work on various properties.
24. Receipted bill from George Tinson for hauling.
25. Receipted bill from Thomas Hayward for work carried out.
26. Receipted bill from Isaac Fortune for laying pipes.
27. Receipted bill from Robert Stevens for repairing farm buildings.
28. Receipted bill from George Bankes for work done at William Duck's and others.
29. Receipted bill from Philip Phelps for money disbursed by him. Includes two receipts from Robert Stevens for thatching and a receipt from James Hunt for hedging and ditching.
30. Receipted bill from Catherine Barton for nails.
31. Receipted bill from George Banks for work carried out at John Griffin's and others.
32. Receipted bill from Betty Ring for ironwork.
33. Receipted bill from Richard Knott for hauling.
34. Receipted bill from Henry Fennell for hurdles.
35. Receipted bill from John Palmer for work carried out at Lacock Abbey.
36. Receipted bill from James Little for work carried out at various properties.
37. Receipted bill from Robert Stevens for mending thatch.
38. Receipted bill from William Snozzell for work carried out.
39. Receipted bill from Thomas Moore for repair work.
40. Receipted bill from John Aust for stone.
41. Receipted bill from George Carey for work carried out on various farms.
42. Receipted bill from William Carey for use of ladders.
43. Receipted bill from John Gale for work carried out on various properties, with receipts.
44. Receipted bill from Robert Cambridge for bricks.
45. Receipted bill from Thomas Hayward for keeping a horse.
46. Receipted bills from James Blackham for works carried out (2).
47. Mar 1831 Letter from E Trimmell of Hereford to William Henry Awdry enclosing £20 for Mr Talbot.
48. Bills for assessed taxes for game certificates from Thomas Moore (2).
49. Bills from John Myles, Red Lion, Lacock for audit expenses, court expenses and auctions (5).
50. Receipt from William Gale for auction of grass.
51. Receipt from Philip Phelps, Bailiff, for half a year's salary.
52. Receipted bill from Richard Knott for haulage.
53. Receipt from George Moore for a present to the Red Lion Club.
54. Receipt from David Clark for draining.
55. Receipted bill from Thomas Moore for tar twine.
56. Receipts from Thomas Moore for poor rates (9).
57. Receipt for land tax from Mr Croker.
58. Receipt from William Hooper for clerk's legal work.
59. Receipt from Joseph Crocker for haulage.
60. Receipted bill from Catherine Barton for locks.
61. Receipted bill from George White for hauling.
62. Account with the parish of Lacock for labour on the Heath. |