| Description | 1) Smith, for sand
2) Brooke, Webbs & Co., “fine blue Fus. Clo.”
3) Gumbley, blacksmith
4) Gray, molecatcher
5) Brampton Poor Rate
6) Messrs. Howson, for bones
7) Green, knacker
8) Langstone, for cleaning pew and use of stable
9) Gumbley, blacksmith
10) Dixon, for manure for garden
11) Road Rate, for Thrapston road
12) Blizard, ironmonger and brazier
13) Dean, shopkeeper, for garden rakes, brooms, candles etc
14) Brampton Poor Rate
15) Gumbley, blacksmith
16) Taxes, Land Tax, servants, carriages, dogs, hair powder, armorial bearings etc
17) W. B. Simpson, painter, ornaments for library windows
18) Green, knacker
19) Gumbley, blacksmith
20) Miss. Dolben, for Mary Barker, tatting for Lady Mandeville
21) William Maddy, subscription towards cost of ford over Perry Brook
22) Gumbley, blacksmith
23) Brampton Poor Rate
24) Green, knacker (“bleeding a horse”)
25) Gumbley, blacksmith
26) Logan, gardener
27) J. W. Pocock, work at Brampton and Grafham schools
28) Mr. Papworth, payments for Brine, Morant, Blades, Snell, Watson, Cutler and May
29) Mrs. noon, for 3 mos. on Goslings & Co Bank
30) Goslings & Co Bank
31) Mr. Papworth and John Eaton, for making a French sash, mahogany knobs etc
32) Subscription for Mrs Wilson
33) Huntingdon Horticultural Society, subscription
34) Negus, gamekeeper
35) Negus, gamekeeper
36) Miss Dolben, for Mary Barker
37) Gumbley, blacksmith
38) Park Farm Brampton, oats
39) Green, knacker
40) Gumbley, blacksmith
41) Mrs. Dean, shopkeeper
42) Brampton Poor RATE
43) Reverend J. White, cash advance
44) Gumbley, blacksmith
45) Alexandery, for gooseberries and currants
46) –
47) Taxes (as above)
48) Brampton Church Rate
49) John Negus, game certificate
50) Gumbley, blacksmith
51) Garden accounts: wages for James Sykes, James Donley, Robert Dixon, William Gooding and Thomas Lee (garden labourers) and Ann Fulback, Mary Beeby, Hannah Pick, Mary Gill, Elizabeth Sharpe, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Wright, Elizabeth Bail, Mary Reece, Elizabeth Mason, Ann Brown, Mary Mason and Elizabeth Warden (for raking leaves)
52) Gumbley, blacksmith
53) Brampton Poor Rate
54) James Boucher, wages
55) Reverend J. White, for gravestone fees in Brampton churchyard (for E. Shaw and J. Logan)
56) Garden accounts (names as above but also including William Newbury, James Alexander, Sarah Hartess)
57) Veasey & Sons, coals for poor
58) Veasey & Sons, coals for schools
59) Gumbley, blacksmith, for repairs to schools
60) Barnes, basses for schools
61) Clay & Son, carpenters, incl. repairs to greenhouse, fence at new school, repairs to schools, repair to privy seat and window for Reverend White etc
62) Veasey & Son
63) Norton, ironmonger
64) Perrins, wheelwright
65) Stafford, for grease
66) Titman, for baskets
67) Bowyer, malster of Buxton, for oats
68) Harratt, ironmonger of Huntingdon
69) Wood, nurseryman
70) Sawyer, bricklayer, for work at schools
71) Sawyer, bricklayer, for work in garden
72) Park Farm, Brampton, potatoes
73) J. W. Pocock, builder, for work done at the schools and Brampton Park
74) Langston, cleaning pew and use of stable |