Transactions
for 2 bookes of comon prayer
For two books of common prayer.
No price recorded.
paid at Collompton at the visitacion for two bookes
Paid at Cullompton at the visitation for two books.
paid the Parrator for a booke for the visitacion
Paid the Paritor for a book for the visitation.
A paritor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court.
paid Mr John Cogan for a Chayne to tye the booke of Martyrs w[hi]ch Richard Caperne gave to remayne in the Church of Tiverton
Paid Master John Cogan for a Chain to tie the book of Martyrs which Richard Caperne gave to remain in the Church of Tiverton.
paid John Rewe for three Staples to tye three bookes & for
other worke
Paid John Rewe for three Staples to tie three books and for
other work.
paid the parrator for a prayer booke for the fleete
Paid the paritor for a prayer book for the fleet.
paid for mending of the Seate where the 3 bookes lye in the
South Ile
Paid for mending of the Seat where the three books lie in the
South Aisle.
paid about the Seate where the 3 bookes lye
Paid about the Seat where the three books lie.
paid at Exeter for a prayer Booke when the Armye was
in the Ile of Ree
Paid at Exeter for a prayer Book when the Army was
in the Ile of Ree.
paid the Parator for a booke against the visitation
Paid the Paritor for a book against the visitation.