Transactions

pd Smithson for penns, inke and paper 

Paid Smothson for pens, ink and paper.

The exact start and end dates in April were not recorded for this set of accounts.

Inprimis pd. for the booke of Articles at St. Magnus 

Imprimis paid for the book of Articles at St. Magnus.

Aprill 8 Payd at the visitacion. at St Magnus Church. for our booke of Articles. xvjd

April 8 Paid at the visitation at St. Magnus Church for our book of Articles 16d.

Payd att the Visitation at St magnes for the warning twisse and bookes of Artickles and diner then 

Payd at the Visitation at St magnes for the warning twice and books of Articles and dinner then.

Marginal note: Jeremy Jones page No. 1. 1633. May 3.

for the booke of Articles at my first entrance

For the book of Articles at my first entrance.

Marginal note: Aprill 17

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. A marginal note by the opening paragraph reads: "Henry Gardiner Churchwarden. Anno 1634," and other marginal notes throughout suggest that these spanned from 1634-35. the earliest recorded date is 17 April 1634 and the latest recorded date is 26 March 1635. The accounts were examined 31 April 1635 and the auditors signed their names beneath the inventory on 8 May 1635. 

for the booke of Articles at the Lord Bishopps visitation

For the book of Articles at the Lord Bishop's visitation.

Marginal note: December 1

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. A marginal note by the opening paragraph reads: "Henry Gardiner Churchwarden. Anno 1634," and other marginal notes throughout suggest that these spanned from 1634-35. the earliest recorded date is 17 April 1634 and the latest recorded date is 26 March 1635. The accounts were examined 31 April 1635 and the auditors signed their names beneath the inventory on 8 May 1635. 

for a table to hang the Bishopps instructions uppon

For a table to hang the Bishop's instructions upon.

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. A marginal note by the opening paragraph reads: "Henry Gardiner Churchwarden. Anno 1634," and other marginal notes throughout suggest that these spanned from 1634-35. the earliest recorded date is 17 April 1634 and the latest recorded date is 26 March 1635. The accounts were examined 31 April 1635 and the auditors signed their names beneath the inventory on 8 May 1635. 

for setting upp sixe writings uppon the church walls

For setting up six writings upon the church walls.

It is unclear if these writings were printed texts or painted by hand.

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. A marginal note by the opening paragraph reads: "Henry Gardiner Churchwarden. Anno 1634," and other marginal notes throughout suggest that these spanned from 1634-35. the earliest recorded date is 17 April 1634 and the latest recorded date is 26 March 1635. The accounts were examined 31 April 1635 and the auditors signed their names beneath the inventory on 8 May 1635. 

Paid for the booke of Artickell at St Magnes when wee ware Sworne 

Paid for the book of Article at St. Magnes when we were Sworn.

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. Marginal notes indicate it is from 1635-36. Dates are not consistently provided with individual entries, but the earliest recorded date associated with these accounts is 9 May and the latest date is 14 May 1636, when they were audited. The provided dates are estimates based on this information.

Paid for a prayer for the queene and for Cutting the grase in the Churchyeard and for mending the tiles one the Coolhouse and the glase windoes in the vestrie house 

Paid for a prayer for the queen and for Cutting the grass in the Churchyard and for mending the tiles on the Coalhouse and the glass windows in the vestry house.

No start and end dates were recorded for this set of accounts. Marginal notes indicate it is from 1635-36. Dates are not consistently provided with individual entries, but the earliest recorded date associated with these accounts is 9 May and the latest date is 14 May 1636, when they were audited. The provided dates are estimates based on this information.