Transactions

to Mr Hoult for a booke

To Mr. Hoult for a book.

Memorandum that in Anno d[o]m[ini] 1619 was bought by the
    churchwardens of the borroughe [torn] upland one booke
    called Mr Jewells apollogie
    . . . the churchwardens of the upland bought his matties booke
    valued xviiid and the apologe valued xvs

Memorandum that in the year of our Lord 1619 was bought by the churchwardens of the borough [torn]  upland one book called Mr. Jewell's Apology.

... the churchwardens of the upland bought his majesty's book valued 18 pence and the Apology valued 15 shillings.

Summary accounts
    In this yeare there was a booke of homilies bough w[hi]ch
    cost our parte    

Summary Accounts

In this year there was a book of homilies bought which cost our part.

paid for a bocke for common prayer

Paid for a book of common prayer.

paid for a Booke for the Queenes deliverance

Paid for a Book for the Queen's deliverance.

paid to Mr Foster for a verdict givinge in and a booke

Paid to Mr. Foster for a verdict giving in and a book.

paid for 2 bookes for the Fast

Paid for two books for the Fast.

It[em] for boocke att Stowe markette

Item: for a book at Stowe market.

for a Church book and orders for mariage

For a Church book and orders for marriage.

my Charges to Yoxford for dennesene & a booke we had ther

My Charges to Yoxford for dismission and a book we had there.