Transactions
payde for a newe boke
Paid for a new book.
paid to Thomas Steele for a table of degrees concerning marriages and to George Whittingham for a frame for it
Paid to Thomas Steele for a table of degrees concerning marriages and to George Whittingham for a frame for it.
payd to Roger Edowes for a booke of gould, one pound of glue & 12lb of Chalke for John Burtcher to paynte the Church w[i]th all
Paid to Roger Edowes for a book of gold, one pound of glue and 12 pounds of Chalk for John Burtcher to paint the Church with all.
payd to George Whittingham for makeinge the table wher on the Lords prayer, the 10 Commaundementes and the Creede are written & for tymber & workemenship
Paid to George Whittingham for making the table whereon the Lord's prayer, the ten Commandments, and the Creed are written, and for timber and workmanship.
Related transaction: Transaction 9268
payd to John Burch for writinge the Lords prayer, & the 10 Comaundementes & the Creede upon the table newly erected & for writinge Mr Raphe Breretons memoriall and some other worke in part of payment
Paid to John Burch for writing the Lord's prayer, and the ten Commandments and the Creed upon the table newly erected and for writing Mr. Raphe Brereton's memorial and some other work in part of payment.
Related transaction:Transaction 9267
payde to George Colefax for mendinge the Lockes of the greate Chest in the Chancell & for makeinge a Chayne for Mr Jewelles workes
Paid to George Colefax for mending the Locks of the great Chest in the Chancel and for making a Chain for Master Jewel's works.
It[e]m p[ai]d for the book called the defence of appology of the Churche of Englande
Item: paid for the book called the 'Defense of Apology of the Church of England'.
It[e]m p[ai]d for the book of comon prayer
Item: paid for the book of common prayer.
It[e]m payed to the parryter for a bocke of the (inynunccyons)
Item: paid to the paritor for a book of the injunctions.
It[e]m payed for a comunyon Bocke
Item: paid for a communion Book.