| Description | 1) Johnstone Brooks, lamp manufacturer
2) Smith, for Lady Sparrow’s coachman
3) Baxter, glazier
4) John Megus, senior
5) Ekins, for post horses
6) Smith, wages
7) Ellis Sullivan, coachman
8) William Makepeace, advance
9) Gray and Son, seed and nursery men
10) Megus, certificate for gamekeeping
11) Land and Assessed taxes
12) Stokes, butcher
13) Huntingdon band, for musicians at the tenants dinner
14) Hart, rat catcher
15) Mr Clay, road rate
16) Elli Sullivan, coachman
17) Bridgefoots, freight for coals
18) Read, porterage of coals
19) Green, saddles, halters and collars
20) John Norris, groom
21) Poor Rate
22) Ellis Sullivan, coachman
23) Smith, Pinner “for looking after the plantations”
24) Fitzgerald, gardener
25) Measures, grinding barley
26) Langston, church clerk, for use of stable and cleaning pew
27) Insurance for Porters Lodge
28) Elsden and Son, for coals
29) Bowyer, for oats
30) Peace, Brampton church rate
31) Land and assessed taxes
32) Allen, for Smith’s coffin
33) Finlay, upholsterer
34) Hart, rat catcher
35) Ekin, George Hotel, Huntingdon
36) Onion, Godmanchester dinner
37) Ekins, for liquor
38) Herbert, for ale
39) Peace, baker
40) Storey, for bread
41) Emery, for bread
42) Musk, for bread
43) Musk, for bread
44) Finley, upholsterer
45) Donation to the National School, Huntingdon, by Lord Mandeville
46) Joshua Sylvester, coach hire
47) Charles Musk, flour, oil etc
48) Perrin, wheelwright
49) Thomas Thompson of Grafham, for nails
50) Finley, upholsterer
51) Finley, upholsterer
52) Green, knacker, for repairs to saddles etc
53) Finley, upholsterer
54) Maskell, carpenter
55) Thornicroft, for paintings
56) Poor Rate
57) Clay, composition for Thrapston road
58) Parkins, miller
59) Woolstone, a grate[?]
60) Dixon, for oats
61) Smith, Pinner “for looking after Lady Olivia Sparrow’s plantations”
62) Fitzgerald, gardener
63) Ashby, carrier
64) Veasey, for malt, hops etc
65) Baxter, glazier
66) Joshua Eady, cooper
67) Harratt, sadler and ironmonger
68) Chapman and Goodrick, drapers and haberdashers
69) Herbert, Huntingdon Brewery
70) Ekin, hearse for Mr Smith to Brampton
71) Barnes, coal scuttles etc
72) Bates, chemist and druggist, for oil
73) Mrs Stafford, for grease, oil and linseed
74) Palmer, garden, for broom, candles etc
75) Gumbley, stable bill
76) Gumbley, house bill
77) Green, dogs meat
78) Thomas Arnutt, shepherd
79) Chapman and Goodrick, late Mr Smith’s burial fees
80) Green, horse collars etc
81) Woods, nurseryman (incls. list of plants and trees etc)
82) Assessed taxes
83) Hart, rat catcher
84) Church Rate
85) Poor Rate
86) Fitzgerald, gardener
87) Osborne, for oysters [?]
88) Joshua Sylvester, for cleaning steam and cooking apparatus
89) John Dent, potatoes
90) Green, knacker, for saddles, halters etc
91) Green, knacker, for dead horse
92) Smith, pinner
93) Robert Dye, Ellington Farm, for wheat
94) Merrifield, tenants dinner at the Old Ship, Rochford [Essex]
95) Brown and Goodman, flour and grinding wheat
96) Dodd, expenses
97) Poor Rate and Robert Dye, Ellington Farm, for wheat
98) Elsden and Son, coal (incl. Eau Brink toll)
99) Lewis, sand
100) Green, knacker, for repairs to whips etc
101) Green, for ropes
102) J. Whitney, expenses for carrying John Whitney to St Luke’s Hospital, London
103) –
104) Ekin, constable
105) Cannam, for work on chimney
106) Hayter, artist
107) Allen, coffin for Elizabeth Ives
108) Joshua Sylvester, for work on steam apparatus at Brampton
109) Negus, gamekeeper
110) Negus, gamekeeper
111) Green, for mending collars
112) Fitzgerald, gardener
113) Gumbley, blacksmith
114) Sylvester
115) Thomas Thompson, for keeping a dog ‘Dash’ for 93 weeks |