| Description | 1. Separate bundle:
a. Receipted bill from Daniel Ring for ironmongery work and materials.
b. Receipt from Samuel Rumsey for poor rate.
c. Receipt from Thomas Wyatt for church rates.
d. Bond: John Talbot to John Clements of Avebury.
e. Receipts from John Talbot to Samuel Martyn (4).
f. Receipt from Thomas Ritchings for poor rates.
g. Receipt from John Fast for land and window tax.
h. Promissory note from John Talbot to Duncan Beaton.
i. Promissory note from William Davenport to Henry Hill.
j. Acknowledgement of draughts received to pay interest owed by John Talbot to William Davenport.
k. Receipted bill from Ambrose Hunt for malt and hops.
l. Receipt from William Scrill for payment for letter carrying.
m. Bill from unknown for brooms, hay, corn and turnpikes.
2. 14 Jun 1766 Letter from Samuel Harding to unknown regarding interest paid and arranging a meeting.
3. Receipted bill from Jeffery Holliday.
4. Receipted bill from Edward Rudd for cleaning pallets.
5. Receipt from Edward Easton.
6. Receipted bill from James Windsor.
7. Receipted bill from John Fast for repairs and materials.
8. Receipt from Richard Walter for interest.
9. Receipt from Arthur Atkinson for Vicarial tithes.
10. Receipted bill from Richard Garrett for baskets.
11. Receipted bill from D Fountaine for payment for a wig.
12. Receipts from the Lacock Senior Society for interest (2).
13. 15 Nov 1766 Letter from John Overton requesting early payment for a survey of Lacock he is undertaking due to being “distressed for the want of necessarys”. Receipt at end for money received on same day.
14. Letter and receipt from James Howard for wine and delivery of a pipe of port.
15. Receipted bill from William Jones for painting work.
16. Receipted bill from Isaac Church for repairs at various houses.
17. Receipted bill from William Rawlings for building materials including slabs, coping and work done.
18. Receipted bill from James Dummer for malt and hops.
19. Receipted bill from William Simpson for drawing of maps.
20. Receipted bill from Thomas Howell for making clothes including waistcoats and for the butler.
21. Receipt from Thomas Fudge for Vicarial tithes.
22. Receipted bill from Caleb Budd for plastering work.
23. Receipted bill from Isaac Joyce.
24. Receipt from Samuel Ward to Thomas Stock.
25. Bills from unknown for travelling expenses including turnpikes, wages and horses (5).
26. Receipted bill from Sara Thomas to Dr Davenport for making shirts.
27. Receipted bill from James Harranday for britches for Joseph Baker.
28. Receipt from Joseph Baker for wages.
29. Receipt from R Head for rent.
30. Receipt from Thomas Stocking for payment for Cornish tiles.
31. Receipted bill from Daniel Ring for ironmongery work and materials.
32. Promissory note from John Talbot to Richard Baily.
33. Receipt from Robert Crew.
34. Receipted bill from William Selfe for groceries.
35. Receipted bill from Nicholas Barrett.
36. Bill from John Hayward for work done on the road, listing people and amounts carried.
37. Receipted bill from Henry Potter for garden scythes.
38. Receipted bill from John Eyles for horse accoutrements and care.
39. 26 Dec 1766 Letter from John Turner requesting payment of overdue bill sent with clerk for timber, enclosing a receipted bill for the next day.
40. Receipted bill from William Matthews for coals.
41. Receipted bill from Thomas Fowler.
42. Receipted bill from Ambrose Gerrett for labour.
43. Receipted bill from John Hogg for work done at Bolton House.
44. Receipted bill from John Duggin for care of a horse.
45. Receipted bill from Ralph Stennett for groceries.
46. Receipted bill from John Savage to Reverend Doctor Davenport for medicines, including vomiting tincture.
47. Receipted bill from Thomas Howell for clothes made including a mourning suit.
48. Receipted bill from John Newman for medicines.
49. Receipt from Thomas Edmonds.
50. Receipt from Henry Taylor.
51. Receipted bills from Mary Guy for meat (2).
52. Receipt from Lacock Rectory for procurations due to the Archdeacon of Wiltshire.
53. Receipt from the Excise Office at Chippenham for silver tax on 900 ounces of silver plate.
54. Receipted bill from Isaac Church for paving Mrs Kitty’s floor.
55. Receipted bill from John Stevens for making and thatching ricks.
56. Receipted bill from Thomas Chubb for clothing made including material.
57. Receipted bill from William Street for repairing boots, and providing shoes and other items for Mrs Kittey.
58. Receipted bill from Edward Barton for stockings.
59. Receipted bill from Edward Eyre for fabric.
60. Receipted bill from William Scrill for charges for posting letters.
61. Receipt from the Excise Office at Chippenham for carriage tax.
62. Receipt from Joseph Goodenough for window tax.
63. Receipts from Mary Rose for interest (2).
64. Receipted bill from William Shipton for candles.
65. Receipted bill from Samuel Harrison for worsted hose.
66. Receipted bill from Arthur Jones for material.
67. Receipt from William Davenport for interest.
68. Promissory notes from John Talbot to Samuel Martyn (2).
69. Receipt from Henry Hill.
70. Bill from Thomas Stocking for freight.
71. Receipted bill from Roger Attwood.
72. Receipted bill from John Philcot for boots.
73. Receipted bill from James Lyne for stone and planks.
74. Receipt from Edward Cross for payment for flower roots.
75. Receipt from Thomas Richardson for newspapers.
76. Receipted bill from Nathaniel Baldwin for brandy, rum and other items.
77. Receipted bill from Robert Humphreys for labour and materials.
78. Receipted bill from Edward Grist for barber work.
79. Receipted bill from Ambrose Hunt for malt and hops.
80. Receipt from William Rawlings.
81. Receipted bill from unknown for groceries and newspapers.
82. Receipt from William Crook for land tax.
83. Bills, one receipted, from John Hooper for carriage of lime (2).
84. Receipted bill from Walter Wiltshire for carriage of boxes and hampers.
85. Receipted bill from William Elms for work done at Wick Farm.
86. Receipt from James Harding for interest.
87. Bill from unknown for seeds of vegetables and carriage.
88. Receipted bill from Henry Holliday for hire of chaises. |