| Description | 1. Bundle 1: Roleston bills 1761
a. Wrapping: letter enclosing a bill from James Bloxham.
b. Receipted bill from James Windsor, blacksmith, for horse shoes, nails and locks.
c. Receipted bill from John Mogg, mason, for laths, nails and earth.
d. Receipted bill from John Eyles for saddle cloths, straps, bridles etc.
e. Receipted bills from Richard Ward for meat (2).
f. Receipted bills from Elizabeth Cripps for malt and hops (2).
g. Receipted bills from Ambrose Gerrett for oak stands, boards and posts (2).
h. Unsigned bill for straps, twine, rope and mending items.
i. Receipted bills from James Sopp for mending and heading vessels (2).
j. Receipted bill from John Cooke for boots and shoes.
k. Receipted bill from John Langley for squares, and mending a dripping pan and a light.
l. Receipted bills from Henry Munday for breeches and material (2).
m. Receipted bill from Richard Eacott for baskets and pots.
n. Receipted bill from Robert Wansborough for oats.
o. Unsigned bill for journeys, barber, letters and turnpikes, possibly from Robert Hibbard.
p. Receipt from John Powney.
q. Receipted bill from Robert Hibbard for journeys to Salisbury, turnpikes and shot.
r. Bill from Thomas Goodenough for hay, coal, oats, faggots, straw and window tax.
s. Receipted bill from William Johnson for tea.
t. Receipted bills from Joseph Goodenough for carriage of coal, thatch, straw and wood, and payment of window tax (2).
u. Receipt for rent from R Head.
v. Receipted bill from S Grevile for tea, coffee, chocolate and salt.
w. Receipted bill from Robert Gibbs for meat.
x. Bill from John Wansborough for sugar, salt and oil.
y. Unsigned bill for malts, candles and other items.
z. Receipted bill from John Barlow for candles.
2. Bundle 2: William Hancock's disbursements 1745-1746.
3. Receipted bill from Thomas Soley to Rev Dr Davenport for bran, oats, beans and hay.
4. Undated rough account by John Ivory Talbot possibly of bond debts.
5. Receipt from Thomas Kington to Farmer Lanfear for poor rate.
6. Receipt from William Simkins to William Hancock for catching the moles at Naish Hill Farm.
7. Bill from William Gray for thatching at Farmer Hancock's. |