| Description | Mostly comprising receipts for rent, drainage, Land Tax, repair works (materials and labourers) etc.
1) Mr. Stafford for grease.
2) James Goodliffe. Brampton Poor Rate.
3) To James Boucher for Robert Dixon, James Sykes, James Donley, James Alexander, Thomas See, William Gooding. Garden labour. .
4) Carting bill.
5) Garden labourers. As in no. 3.
6) Carting bill.
7) Mary Fairy, Ann Swift, Mary Reece, Sarah Wright, Susan Gill, Hannah Blunt, Ann Brown, Jane Sharpe, Louisa Sharpe, Ann Pick, Mary Smith, Sarah Gooding, Ann Foback, Elizabeth Bail, Sarah Hartiss, Mary Gill, Hannah Donley, Dianna Mitchel, Elizabeth Piney, Sarah Smart, Elizabeth Blunt, Jane Stapleton, Jane Wright. "Account of women weeding... (in the crofts)"
8) Garden labour. As above.
9) Carting bill
10) Carting bill
11) Garden labour. As above.
12) Women weeding. As above. Also Hannah Shelford, Maria Arnot, Ann Luke, Ruth Pick
13) James Boucher, for garden wages.
14) Brampton, Land Tax etc
15) Brampton, Poor Rate
16) to F. Hopkins, for copy books, pencils etc for Samuel and Robert Payne, Brampton
17) Poor rate
18) Carting bill
19) Garden labour. As above. Also Joseph Wright, Sarah Wright, Sarah Smart, Diana Mitchell, Sarah Gooding, Benjamin Dorrington, James Mackness, Thomas Ray.
20) Women weeding. As above. Also Emma Butler, Hannah Tingey, Sally Gooding, Mary Seamer, Ann Sawyer, Mary Mackness, Rachel Walton, Sarah Biel, Isabella Thompson, Elizabeth Dixon, Emma Wormsley, Elizabeth Spencer, Joseph Wright, Harriet Wormsley, John Blunt, Mary Laxton.
21) William Morgan. Park Farm, Brampton. For potatoes.
22) William Morgan. Park Farm, Brampton. For oats.
23) Garden labour. As above.
24) Carting bill
25) Assignees of J. W. Pocock. For work to house and school Brampton.
26) John Bateman, for sand
27) Garden labour, as above. Also William Musk.
28) Carting bill
29) John Negus, gamekeeper.
30) Garden labour, as above.
31) Carting bill
32) Garden labour, as above.
33) James Boucher, for garden wages.
34) Carting bill
35) Brampton, Poor Rate
36) J. Hopkins
37) William Merril, for burning charcoal.
38) Assessed taxes paid to collectors by Lady Sparrow (includes Land Tax, Window Tax, and taxes on servants, carts, hair powder etc)
39) Reassessment for arrears of assessed taxes, Brampton
40) Garden labour, as above. Also Thomas Cooper, Samuel King, Elizabeth Piney, Sarah Smart, Ann Sawyer, Ann Brown, Hannah Tingey, Mary Fairey.
41) Carting bill
42) H. & G. Hawkes of Reading [Berks]. For a flower case.
43) Carting bill
44) Garden labour, as above
45) Brampton, Poor Rate
46) Garden labour, as above
47) Carting bill
48) William Clay and John Clay, carpenters. For works at the school and church, Brampton.
49) William Gumbley, blacksmith.
50) Mr. Lindsell. For coals to the schools, Brampton.
51) Mr. Lindsell. For coals to the schools, Brampton.
52) Lucy and D. Perrin, wheelright.
53) Thomas Sawyer, bricklayer. School account.
54) William Harratt, ironmonger and sadler, of Huntingdon.
55) Thomas Langston, Parish Clerk at Brampton, for keeping Lady Sparrow's pew in order.
56) John Titman, basketmaker.
57) - 58) both missing from the bundle
59) Anne Baxter, glazier, for work at schools.
60) William Morgan, for two bullocks
61) John Wood and Son, for garden supplies. Huntingdon.
62) John Morton, ironmonger. Huntingdon.
63) William Clay and son, carpenters. For the garden.
64) Thomas Sawyer, bricklayer, for mortar and lime for the vineyard.
65) - 66) David Veasey & Sons, Huntingdon. Coals and lime for the garden.
67) A. P. Wood, printer and bookseller, Huntingdon.
68) William Gumbley, blacksmith.
69) Lucy & D. Perrin, wheelright.
70) Mann, grocer's bill.
71) Ann and Thomas Bacter, glaziers.
72) James Boucher. Grapes sent to London. |