Pelynt Overseers Rates, Accounts and Record 1808-1837

PELYNT OVERSEERS RATES, ACCOUNTS AND RECORD 1808-1837

Transcribed by Frances Kenshole from the images available at the FamilySearch website from the original books held at Kresen Kernow, (Cornwall Records Office) Ref: PC/PEL/5/1

FamilySearch Ref: Film 1597031-4476753 Images start at 154-279 The images do include the years from 1797-1900.

Anything in Italics and in brackets are added by the transcriber, e.g. (italics)

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OVERSEERS LIST

Jas Puckey } Wm Northcott } 1797

Wm Hill } John Deeble } 1798

Wm May } Jas Algar } 1799

John Tregenna } Wm Dingle } 1800

Isaac Sargent } Geo Coath } 1801

Wm May } 1802 John May }

John Vague } 1803 J K Werry? }

John Cossentine } 1804 Wm Northcott

John Deeble } 1805 Thos Cook }

John Rowe } 1806 Geo Coath }

John Roskilly } 1807 James Hill }

Wm Hocking } 1808 Wm Bunney }

Stephen Collings } 1809 Heny Longmaid }

Geo Coath } 1810 John Hill }

Thos Sargent } 1811 John Clogg }

Wm Northcott } 1812 Isaac Sargent }

S K Werry } 1813 (?-) Mutton }

John Roskilly } 1814 Wm Dingle }

Robt Bishop } 1815 Jas Algar }

J Rowe } 1816 J Tregenna }

Geo Coath } 1817 Chas Deeble }

John May } 1818 Rundle Hunking }

Jonn. K Werry } 1819 Cornelius Roose }

William Northcott } 1820 Richard Parsons }

Isaac Sargent } 1821 William Dingle }

John Roskilly } 1822 Thomas Bate }

John Rowe } 1823 Henry Stephens }

John Tregenna } 1824 Thomas Slade }

Jonathan Hill } 1825 Henry Harris }

William Hill } 1826 John Peake }

James Algar Senr. } 1827 Andrew Tregenna }

John Rowe } 1828 William Harris }

John Rowe } 1829 William Harris }

John Clogg } 1830 John Rosevear }

John Dingle } 1831 Thos Northcott }

John Roskelly } 1832 John Hocken }

Thos: Slade } 1833 Robt: Williams }

John Philp } 1834 Joseph Leach }

Henry Blake } 1835 Richd: Richards }

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By Consent of Vestery

At the Easter Meeting Jane Conings house rent Di(tt)o Maria Clemence Shoes (and Relief crossed out) April 26th 1807 Jane Coning Shift

May 24th Christian Reynolds a Shift Do: Margrat Trebilcock a Shift Do: Elizabeth Libbeys boy two Shirts Do: Mary Potters House rent Do: Peternal Sergeon Shift and Hankershif

June 21st Elizh Libbeys boy Coat & Trouzers Do: Elizabeth Harris two Shifts Do: John Roskilly Coat Do: Richard Cundy new Pare of Shoes

July 19th Richard Hictkens? A Shert Do: Dorety Jose a Shift Do: Mary Tamblingson a Shift Do: Antony Turner a Pare of Shoes

Omitted June 20st Margrett Trebilcock a pare Shoes Do: Elizh: Libbeys boy a pare of Shoes

Sept 13 Eliz Stroud a Shift Do: Mary Turner a pare of Shoes Do: Eliz Blight pedecoat

Oct 11 Christian Renolds allowed by Vestry 1:6 pr week

October 11 Eliz Williams to have a shift Do: Richard Hickings to have a wastcot Do: Ann Puller(?) To have abeadgound Do: George Rundle to have awastett £: S: D Do: Frances Geach in money 10 6 (signed) William May Thomas Cook

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Cornwall } Monthly Vestry Book To witt } The account of James Hill and Of West } John Roskilly form Easter 1807 Pelynt } to Easter 1808 Parish }

James Hills First Month Weekly Pay & Disburstment £ S D Do: Weekly Pay 5 11 4 Do: Disbursments 2 0 0 7 11 4 John Roskillys First Months Weekly 5 6 0 & Disburstments 4 18 10 ½ £10 4 10 ½

James Hills Second months weekly pay 5 11 4 Do: Disburstments 0 18 9 6 10 1

John Roskillys Second months weekly pay 5 18 0 Do: Disburstments 1 0 6 6 18 6

James Hills Third Months weekly pay 5 11 4 Do: Distburstments 1 17 9 7 9 1

John Roskillys Third Monthly pay 5 12 0 Do: Distburstments 1 8 0 7 0 0

James Hills Fourth Months weekly pay 6 11 4 Do: Distburstments 9 19 0 15 10 4 Carried Over £61 4 2 ½

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Overseers List Continued from Page 1

John Tregenna } 1836 William Harding }

John Rowe } 1837 John Roskilly Junr }

John Jago } 1838 John Hooper }

Daniel Bryant } 1839 James Algar }

Lewis Triscote } 1840 Benjamin May }

James Werry } 1841 Thomas Hooper } Jonathan Triscote } 1842 Thomas Broad }

Thomas Penrose } 1843 William Gunn }

Jonathan Algar } 1844 William Cock }

Robert Mutton } 1845 Simon Dingle }

John Cleeve } 1846 Henry Stevens }

John Dingle } 1847 John Algar }

William Hawken } 1848 Charles Algar }

William Dingle } 1849 John Collins }

John Hocken } 1850 John Slade? }

Nicholas Stephens } 1851 Jonathan Morshead }

John Cossentine } 1852 Richard Basset }

William Northcote } 1853 Samuel Rundle }

John Rosevear } 1854 Thomas Bryant }

Henry Whetter } 1855 Mary Philp }

Thomas Northcote } 1856 Joseph Stick }

Thomas Johns } 1857 Richard Scantlebury } (Exempted) Anne Vague } 1858 Henry Lightfoot } Giles Deeble }

Jonathan Blake } 1859 John Philp Junr }

Saml: Slade } 1860 Joseph Moreshead }

Willm: Northcott } 1861 Willm: Pearce }

John Slade } 1862 Ann Vague }

John Philp Senr. } 1863 Wm: Dingle }

Saml Slade (carpenter)} 1864 Saml: Vague }

Wm: Truscott } 1865 Wm Best }

Wm Truscott } 1866 Wm: Copp }

Wm: Copp } 1867 Geo Wakeham }

Geo Wakeham } 1868 John Best } (carried to Page 8)

(righthand page) £ S D John Roskillys Fourth month weekly pay 6 4 0 Do: Disburstments 1 18 10 8 2 10

James Hills Fifth Months weekly pay 5 11 4 Do: Distburstments 0 19 5 ½ 6 10 9 ½

John Roskillys Fifth Monthly pay 7 17 4 Do: Distburstments 1 6 3 9 3 7

(signed) Stephen Doble vicar Willam May

John Roskilly 6th Month account 6 10 8 Do: Distburstments 9 0 6 19 8

James Hill 6th Month account 5 11 4 Do: Disburstments 12 0 6 3 4

(signed) Stephen Doble vicar Willam May

James Hill 7th Month account 5 11 10 Do: Disburstments 3 6 4 8 12 2

John Riskilly 7th Month account 6 10 8 Distburstments 11 18 8? 18 8 ?

(signed) William May Thomas Cook

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1807 Nov 15 Maram Tregenna a pare Shoes Do: Mary Turner Shift Margret Trebillcock bead cord Peternal Sargent Gound an apen John Roskilly a pare of Shoes 1807 Dec 6th Richard Conday a Shart Do: Darity Joss apare of Shoes Do: Mary Turner a blankitt Do: Maria Clemence apare of Shoes Eliz Blight a shift

January 31st 1808 by Consent of Vestery Georg Rundle a shirt Richd: Hutchons a pare of shoes Ann Potter a pare of shoes Ann Harris a pare of shoes Margrett Trebilcock a pedecoat

February 28th 1808 by consent of vestery Elizabeth Stroud a pare of shoes Hanna Symson a Blankett?

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James Hill 8th Month act: 5 17 4 Of Disbursments 1 11 4 7 8 8

John Roskilly act. 6 10 8 Disbursments 11 6 7 2 2

James Hill 9th Month act. 5 17 4 Disburments 3 11 10 9 9 2

John Roskilly 9th Month act. 6 10 8 Disbursment 1 3 1 7 13 9

James Hill 10th Month weekly Pay 6 3 4 Do: Disburstments 11 4 0 17 7 4

John Roskilly 10th Month Weekly pay 6 0 8 Do: Disburstments 1 17 2 ½ 7 17 10 ½

James Hill 11th Month Weekly pay 6 3 4 Do: Disburstments 1 8 10 7 12 2

John Roskillys 11th Month Weekly pay6 3 6 Do: Disburstments 0 19 6 7 3 0

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Overseers List Continued from Page 4 John Best } 1869 James Algar }

James Algar } 1870 Richard Philp }

Richard Algar } 1871 Charles Turner }

John Slade } 1872 Wm. Yeo }

Wm. Yeo } 1873 Wm. Hawken }

Wm. Hawken } 1874 ( R crossed out) Richard Hambly }

Richard Hambly } 1875 John Philp }

John Philp } 1876 Giles Deeble }

John Deeble } 1877 Isaac Bettinson }

John Deeble } 1878 Thomas Bryant }

Thomas Bryant } 1879 J.W. Blake }

J.W. Blake } 1880 John Dawe }

J.W. Blake } 1881 Wm. Rundle }

Frank Honey } 1882 Wm. Rundle (crossed out) John Slade }

Frank Honey } 1883 W.H. Cossentine }

Wm Maddever } 1884 John Maddever }

Wm Maddever } 1885 J. Dingle }

John Dingle } 1886 James Algar }

James Truscott } 1887 Wm. Gillbard }

Rob. Turner } 1888 Wm. Hawken }

J.C. Slade } 1889 C. Turner }

Jas. Hitchens } 1890 John Broad }

George Collings } 1891 Joseph Light }

Thos. J. Slade } 1892 John Williams }

John Philp } 1894 John Best }

Richard Philp } 1894 Thomas Northcote }

John Deeble } 1895 Willm. J. Rowe }

Jonathan H Blake } 1896 John Liddicoat }

Ernest H Philp } 1897 Andrew Bettinson }

John H Cossentine } 1898 Frank Honey }

James Philp } 1899 James Marshall }

John Dingle } 1900 Joshua Blewett }

George Philp } 1901 Thomas Crago }

James Algar } 1902 William Hambly }

Clara Philp } 1903 Richard G Pearce }

Thomas Bryant } 1904 Robert D Turner }

William Rundle } 1905 Samuel Slade }

Richard Philp } 1906 Joseph Matthews }

William S. Best } 1907 James Truscott }

John Deeble jr } 1908 William Hawken }

William J. Hosken } 1909 Charles Turner }

John Cock Slade } 1910 Albert Hambly }

William Maddever } 1911 John Broad }

(righthand page) i £ S D James Hills Twelth Month Weekly pay 6 3 4 Do: Disburstment 3 5 7 £9 8 11

John Roskillys Twelth Month Weekly pay 6 5 4 Do: Distburstments 1 4 6 £7 19 10

James Hills Thirtenth Months Weekly pay 6 3 4 Do: Distburstments 0 7 6 £6 10 10

John Roskillys Thirtenth Month Weekly pay 5 16 4 Do: Distburstments 3 9 10 £9 6 2

James Hills 3 weeks pay in the 14th month 4 12 6 Do: Distburstments 4 10 9 ½ £9 3 3 ½

John Roskillys 3 weeks pay in the 14 month 4 5 0 Do: Distburstments 26 2 2 £30 7 2

Overseers List Continued

John Blake } 1912 James Hingston }

John Deeble } 1913 William J Rowe }

John Liddicoat } 1914 J. K W. Blake }

Thomas Crago } 1915 Charles Deeble }

William Hosking } 1916 Henry Hambly }

James Henwood } 1917 Arthur Lean }

Joseph Grose } 1918 Lancelot W Liddicoat}

Richard J Philp } 1919 Wilfred P Crapp } Edwin Bettinson } 1920 John Ede }

Ernest F Philp } 1921 Albert Best } R. G. Pearce } 1922 F Light }

T Job } 1923 S W Maddever }

A Snell } 1924 J H Philp }

James Marshall } 1925 Albert Geach }

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May ye 29th 1808 Margret Trebilcock A pare of Shoes

June 12th Darotey Joss Shift Joan Bridgmen 2 6 Eliz. Blight a pare of Shoes Do: in Relief 1 0

October 30th Doritey Joss apare of Shoes and underpedecoat Do: Margret Trebillcock a Shift Do: Phillip Leen two Sharts Do: Ann Renold in Relif £ 2 6

Janry 22nd 1809 Eliz Blight Shift Mary Turner Shift Eliz. Stroud Shift Eliz Williams a pedecoat and Shift

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The Accounts of Wm. Bunney and Wm. Hosken From Easter 1808 to Easter 1809 Wm: Hocking First months Account £ S D Do: Weekly pay 5 9 4 Do: Disburstments 12 6 0 £17 15 4

Wm Bunney (Hockens crossed out) First Month weekly pay 6 7 4 Do: Disburstments 1 12 0 £7 19 4

William Bunney 2nd month Account Weekly Pay 6 13 4 Disburstments 2 6 £6 15 10

William Hockin 2nd months account Do: Weekly pay 7 1 10 ½

Wm Bunney 3rd Month account 6 13 4 Do: weekly pay Do: Disbursements 7 18 6 £14 11 10 ½

Wm Hockin 3rd Month account Weekly pay 5 9 4 Disbursements 6 18 3 ¾ £12 7 7 ¾

Wm Bunney’s Fouth Months Account Weekly pay 6 13 4 Disbursements 0 1 0 £6 14 4

Wm Hocking’s Fourth Months Account Weekly pay 6 13 4 Disbursements 3 13 11 ½ £10 7 3 ½

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5 Month Wm. Bunney Acct 6 13 4 Do: Disbursments 4 0 £6 17 4

William Hockin 5 month Weekly pay 6 6 2

William Bunney 6 month weekly pay 14 8 4

William Hockin 6 month weekly pay 7 1 5

William Bunney 7th month weekly pay7 1 4 Do: Disbursement 1 15 9 £8 17 1

William Hockin 7th months weekly pay6 4 8 Disbursement 11 £6 15 8

Wm Bunney 8 month acct 7 1 4 Do: Disbursement 2 16 5 £9 17 9

Wm Hawken 8th month Acct 6 4 8 Do: Disbursement 10 10 £6 15 6

Wm Bunney 9th month acct 7 1 4 Disbursement 1 2 0 £8 3 4

Wm Hockins 9th month acct 6 8 0 Do: Disbursements 10 2 6 18 2

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William Bunney 10th month act 7 1 4 Disbursement 4 9 0 £11 10 4

William Hockin 10 month act 6 6 4 Disbursement 4 16 9 £11 3 1

William Bunney 11th month act 7 1 4 Disbursement 2 3 7 £9 4 11

William Hockin 11th month act 6 1 4 Disbursement 4 11 7 10 12 11

William Bunney 12 month act 7 5 4 Disbursement 2 5 5 £9 10 9

William Hockins 12 act 6 1 4 Disbursements 1 18 2 ½ £7 19 6 ½

William Bunneys two weeks pay 13 1 8 Disbursements 2 0 13 3 8

William Hockins two Weeks pay 3 0 8 Disbursements 2 6 2 5 6 10

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The accounts of Stephen Collings & Henry Langmaid from East 1809 to Easter 1810 £ S D Henry Langmaid 1st month act weekly pay 7 5 4 Disbursement 2 0 £7 7 4

Stephen Collings 1st months act weekly pay 6 1 4 Disbursements 9 6 £6 10 10

Stephen Collings 2 months weekly pay 6 19 4 Disbursements 3 2 4 ½ £10 1 8 ½ Henry Langmaid 2nd months act Weekly pay and disbursements 7 14 8 ½

Stephen Collings 3 months Weekly Pay 6 3 4 Disbursements 10 6 £6 13 10

Henry Langmaid 3rd month weekly pay 5 17 4 Disbursements 10 0 £6 7 4

Stephen Collings 4 Month weekly pay 6 3 4 Disbursements 2 10 0 £8 13 4

Henry Langmaid 4 Month weekly Pay 7 6 0 Disbursements 8 8 0 15 14 0 Close(?) And Cl(?) 1 6 4 ½ £17 0 4 ½

(righthand page) £ S D Stephen Collings 5 Month Weekly Pay 6 3 4 Disbursements 0 14 6 £6 17 10

Henry Langmaid 5 Month Weekly Pay and Disbursements 7 9 8

Stephen Collings 6 month Weekly Pay 6 3 4 Disbursements 2 17 3 9 0 7

Henry Langmaid 6 Month Weekly Pay 6 18 8

Stephen Collings 7 Month Weekly Pay 6 3 4 Disbursements 10 5 2 £16 8 6

Henry Langmaid 7 Month Weekly Pay 7 1 8 Disbursments 8 6 £7 10 2

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Stephen Collings 8 Month Weekly Pay 6 5 4 Disbursments 2 13 9 £8 19 1

Henry Langmaid 8 Month Weekly Pay 7 9 8 Disbursments 1 16 0 £9 5 8

Stephen Collings 9 Month Weekly Pay 6 5 4 Disbursments 3 4 3 £9 9 7

Henry Langmaid 9 Month Weekly Pay £8 4 0 Disbursments – none

Stephen Collings 10 Month Weekly Pay 6 5 4 Disbursments 1 3 0 £7 8 4

Henry Langmaid 10 Month Weekly Pay 8 8 0 Disbursments 4 6 0 £12 14 0

(righthand page) £ S D Stephen Collings 11 Month Weekly Pay 6 14 4? Disbursments 12 9? £7 7 1?

Henry Langmaid 11 Month Weekly Pay 8 8 0 Disbursments 1 8 8 £9 16 8

Stephen Collings 12 Month Weekly Pay 6 9 4 Disbursments 1 14 7 £8 5 11

Henry Langmaid 12 Month Weekly Pay 1 13 0 Disbursments 17 6 £8 10 6

Stephen Collings 13 Month Weekly Pay 6 9 4 Disbursments 3 1 4 £9 10 8

Henry Langmaid 13 Month Weekly Pay 8 2 0 Disbursments 1 5 0 £9 7 0

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June, 17th 1810. At a Vestry held this Day. It was agreed that James Trustcott should have the House, late Roger Wenmouths for the sum of eight pounds which was according paid to Mr George Coath, overseer, in presence of us £8:0:0 Stephen Doble, Vicar Geo: Coath Jon:n K Werry Jno May (righthand page)

Stephen Collings Three weeks Pay 4 17 0 Disbursments 10 19 0 £15 16 0

Henry Longmaid 3 Wks pay 5 17 0 Disbursments 7 0 £6 4 0

George Coath 1st Month account 8 4 0 Disbursments 1 0 0 £9 4 0

John Hill 1st Month account 6 9 4 Disbursments 2 13 6 £9 2 10

George Coath 2nd Months Acct: 8 4 0 Disbursments 11 8 0 £19 12 0

John Hill’s 2nd Months Acct: 7 0 0 Disbursments 0 12 9 £7 12 9 June 17th 1810 George Coath 3rd Month Acct: 8 4 0

John Hill 3rd Month acct: 7 0 0 Disbursments 8 12 0 £15 12 0

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1810 Augt 12th Geo Coath 4th Month Accounts 6 8 0 Disbursments 0 10 0 6 18 0

John Hill 4th Month 6 17 0 Disbt. 1 8 0 8 5 0 September 9th 1810 Mr Coath’s Disbursments 2 4 3 Do: Monthly Pay 5 14 0 £7 18 3 Mr Hill’s 5 monthly pay 5 18 0 Disbursments 1 1 0 £6 19 0 October 7th 1810 Mr Hill’s weekly pay 5 18 0 Disbursments 10 1 6 £15 19 6

Mr Coath’s Weekly pay 5 14 0 Disbursments 1 7 6 £7 1 6 Novm. 4th 1810 Mr Coath’s monthly pay 5 14 0 Disbursments 0 14 5 £6 8 5

Mr Hill’s monthly pay 5 18 0 Disbursments 0 5 0 £6 3 0 December 2nd 1810 Mr Coath’s Weekly Pay 5 16 0 Disbursments 3 4 8 £9 0 8

Mr Hill’s Monthly Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 1 3 6 £7 3 6

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December 30th 1810 Mr Coath’s Weekly Pay 5 16 0 Do: Disbursments 6 12 5 £12 8 5

Mr Hills Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Do: Disbursments 18 14 6 £24 14 6 January 27th 1811 Mr Coath’s Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 10 15 11 £16 15 11

Mr Hills Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 1 4 0 £7 4 0 February 24th 1811 Mr Coath’s Disbursments 3 1 6 Weekly Pay 6 16 0 £9 17 6 Mr Hill’s Do: Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 0 6 0 £6 6 0 March 24th 1811 Mr Coath’s Weekly Pay 7 4 0 Disbursments 5 11 9 ½ £12 15 9 ½

Mr Hill’s Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 0 19 0 6 19 0 April 14th 1811 Mr Coath’s Weekly Pay for three weeks past 5 8 0 Disbursments 16 13 4 £22 11 4 Mr Hill’s Weekly Pay For three weeks past 4 10 0 Disbursments 21 16 11 ½ £26 6 11 ½

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May 12th 1811 Mr Coath’s first Month’s Disbursments 4 12 4 Weekly Pay 6 16 0 £11 8 4

Mr Cloog’s first months pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 0 16 0 £6 16 0 June 9th Mr Coath’s 2nd Month’s Pay 6 5 0 Do: Disbursments 2 17 10 £9 2 10

Mr Clogg’s 2nd Months Pay 6 0 0 Do: Disbursments 0 14 0 £6 14 0

July 7th Mr Coath’s 3rd Month’s weekly Pay 6 0 0 Do: Disbursments 1 12 6 £7 12 6

Mr Clogg’s 3rd Month’s Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Do: Disbursments 1 10 0 £6 21 0 (crossed out) 7 10 0 August, 4th 1811 Mr Coath’s 4th Month’s Weekly Pay 6 8 0 Disbursments 1 7 1 ½ £7 15 1 ½

Mr Clogg’s 4th Months Weekly Pay 6 0 0 Disbursments 9 11 8 £15 11 8

Mr Coath’s 5th Months Weekly Pay 6 8 0 Do: Disbursments 1 12 4 £8 0 4

Mr Clogg’s 5th Month’s Weekly Pay 6 8 0 Do: Disbursments 2 6 3 £8 14 3 September 1st

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Mr Coath’s 6th Month’s Weekly Pay 5 14 0 Disbursments 5 0 9 £10 14 9

Mr Clogg’s 6th Month’s Weekly Pay 6 8 0 Disbursments 0 9 0 £6 17 0 September, 29th 1811 Mr Coath’s 7th Month’s Weekly Pay 5 12 0 Disbursments 9 8 7 ½ £15 0 7 ½

Mr Clogg’s 7th month’s Weekly Pay 6 8 0 Disbursments 1 0 6 £7 8 6

Mr Coath’s 8th Month’s Weekly Pay 5 12 0 Disbursments 1 15 6 £7 7 6

Mr Clogg’s 8th Month’s Weekly Pay 6 14 0 Disbursments 0 17 0 Novr. 24th 1811 7 11 0

Mr Coath’s 9th Month’s Disbursments Weekly Pay 5 12 0 3 9 0 £9 1 0

Mr Clogg’s Do: Do: 6 14 0 2 7 3 £9 1 3 Mr Coaths 10th Months Weekly Pay & Dists: 4 18 0 2 19 8 £7 17 8 Mr Cloggs Do: Do: 6 14 0 1 13 10 £8 7 10

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Mr Coath’s 11th Months Weekly Pay 4 18 0 Do: Disbursments 4 14 0 £9 12 0

Mr Cloggs 11 Month’s Weekly Pay 6 14 0 Do: Disbursments 1 13 4 ½ £8 7 4 ½

Mr Coath’s 12 Months Weekly Pay 4 18 0 Do: Disbursments 27 1 3 ½ £32 2 3 ½

Mr Clogg’s 12 Months Weekly Pay 6 14 0 Do: Disbursments 1 9 7 £8 3 7

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At A Vestry held this 16th day of May 1813, it is agreed that Jollyn Cundy do have a Shift Elizabeth Stroud a Shift

By Vestry June 13 1813 Eliz: Blight a Shift J K Werry Rd. Hitchins a Shirt Do: Joan Budgman a Shift Do: Wm Jago a Coat Do: By Vestry

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Parish of Pelynt {Monthly account of Jonathan Keliow Werry & Thos. Mutton {Overseers of the Poor from Easter 1813 to Easter 1814.

Jonathan Kelliow Werry’s first Months Weekly Pay (Acc -crossed out) £ S D to the Paupers 6 6 0 Do: Disbursments 6 15 0 £13 1 0 Thos Muttons first Months Weekly pay 5 4 0 Do: Disbursments 6 2 8 £11 6 8

J K Werry 2nd Mo. Weekly pay 6 18? 0 Do: Disbursments 4 6 6 10 ? 6 (smudged ink)

Mr Mutton’s Weekly pay 5 6 0 Disbursments 1 18 6 ½ 7 4 6 ½

J.K.Werry 3rd mo Wkly pay 6 8 0 Do. Reliefs 3 17 10 ½

Tho: Mutton Wkly pay 5 10 0 Relief & Goal Marshalsea rates 22 2 6

J. K. Werry 4th mo. Wkly pay 6 8 0 Relief 1 7 5 Tho Motton Wkly pay 5 10 0 Relief 1? 8 7

J K Werry Wkly pay 6 8 0 Relief 7 6 Thos. Mutton Wkly pay 5 10 0 Relief 1 6 0

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By Vestry Oct 3 1813 R Hichins pr. Breeches & Shoes R Condy Shirt M Tambling Shift

By Vestry Oct 31 Mary Turner a Shift Joan Bridgman a Pr of Shoes Grace Moushill a pr of Shoes Marrey Turner Snr a pr of Shoes

By Vestry R? Blight Petticoat Joan Bridgman Blanket { Christian Rennolds a Shift { Eliz: Mouschill a Blanket { Mary Tambling Petticoat { G: Rundle Blanket { Ann Skinnard 2 Blankets { Grace Mouschill 3 Children’s Shifts { Marey Trebilcock Bedgound Christian Rennolds pr of Shoes Mary Turner Senr Petticoat Grace Mouschill 3 Children’s Petticoats Do a Shift for herself Susanna May a Shift Maria Clemens a Shift Jelyn Cundy a Petticoat Christiana Rennolds a Shift Ann Rennolds a Shoes Grace Mouschills two Children a pair of Shoes each

Geo: Rundle a pair of Stockings Ann Rennolds a Shift Eliz: Blight Do.

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Parish } The monthly Acct. of Jonn. Werry & Thos. of Pelynt } Mutton the present Overseers

£ S D J. K. Werry Wkly pay 6 8 0 Do Relief Do. 13 11 1 ½ Thos. Mutton Wkly pay 6 7 0 Do Relief Do. 2 5 6 J K Werry Wkly pay 6 8 0 Do Relief Do. 2 15 11 ½ Thos Mutton’s Wkly pay 6 6 0 Do Relief Do. 2 14 10 J K Werry Wkly pay 6 8 0 Do Relief 3 13 1 Thos Mutton Wkly pay 6 6 0 Do Reliefs 1 14 0 J K Werry Wkly pay 6 16 0 Do Relief 3 1 11 Thos. Mutton Wkly pay 6 6 0 Do Relief 1 12 6 J K Werry Wkly pay 6 16 0 Do. Relief 17 0 Thos. Mutton Wkly pay 6 6 0 Do. Relief & G H M Rates 9 12 10 ½ J K Werry Wkly pay 6 16 0 Do. Relief 4 16 2 Thos Mutton Wkly pay 9 12 10 Do. Relief 2 19 0 J K Werry Wkly pay 6 16 0 Do. Relief 1 3 8 Thos Mutton Wkly pay 5 16 0 Do. Relief 4 3 3 ½

(The following was crossed out in the book) The Monthly Acc of Jno Roskilly & Wm Dingle overseers for the yr. ending Easter 1815 Jno Roskilly 2nd mo. Wkly pay 7 2 0 Relief 3 2 0 Do. 1st Mo. Wkly pay 6 16 0 Relief 2 9 0 Wm Dingle 1st Mo. Wkly pay 5 16 0 Relief 1 4 0 Do. 2nd Mo. Wkly pay 6 10 0 Relief 3 11 0 Carried over (end of crossed out entry)

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By Consent of Vestry George Rundle Stockings Margaret Trebelcock Shift Jelyn Cundy a petticoat Ann Reynolds Do.

Richard Hichins a Shirt Anthony Turner Shirt Mary Tambling Petticoat

Eliz Blight a Shift Christiana Reynolds Do. Saml Yeo Shoes

Miriam Tregenna Blanket Grace Moushill Do. Ann Reynolds Shift

Mary Turner a Shift Saml Yeo Trowsers Richd Cundy Shirt Mary Tambling Shift Joan Budgeman Petticoat

By Consent of Vestry Granted to Geo Turner a pair of Shoes Geo Rundle a Shirt 7 mo. Grace Moushill’d 3 Childn. Gown & Shift each Susanna May A Shift Benjm. Glanville a Hat & Trowsers Eliz Stroud an Under Petticoat

Ann Reynolds Gown George Turner Coat

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Parish of } From Easter 1814 to Easter 1815 Pelynt }

John Roskilly & Wm. Dingle Junr. Overseers £ S D 1st Month John Roskilly’s Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs & 2 9 Wm. Dingle’s Weekly pay 5 16 Do. Reliefs 1 4 2nd Mo. John Roskilly’s Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 3 2 Wm Dingle’s Wkly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 3 11

3rd Mo. John Roskilly’s Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs & 4 6 9 Wm Dingle’s Weekly pay 5 12 Reliefs & Goal Marshalsea 18 3 6

4th Mo. John Roskilly Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Relief 2 8 8 Wm Dingle’s Weekly pay 5 12 Do. Reliefs 1 13 9

5th Mo. John Roskilly Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 4 0 11 Wm. Dingle Weekly pay 6 8 Do. Reliefs 9

6mo John Roskilly Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 3 5 5 Wm. Dingle’s Weekly pay 6 8 Do. Reliefs 6 6

7mo John Roskilly Weekly pay 7 Do. Reliefs & 14 14 10 ½ Wm. Dingle Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 0

8th mo John Roskilly Weekly pay 7 Do. Reliefs 4 10 1 Wm Dingle Wkly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 1 14 6

9th Mo. John Roskilly Wkly pay 7 4 Do. Reliefs 4 Wm. Dingle Wkly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 2 3 19 8 ?

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From Easter 1814 to Easter 1815 – continued

10th mo. John Roskilly’s Weekly Pay &c 7 4 - Do. Reliefs &c 15 1 11 ½ Wm. Dingle Weekly Pay 6 10 - Do. Reliefs 2 0 6

11 mo. John Roskilly Weekly Pay 7 4 Do. Reliefs 4 10 7 Wm Dingle Wkly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 1 18 6

12 mo. John Roskilly Weekly Pay 7 4 Do. Reliefs 3 3 6 Wm. Dingle Weekly Pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 2 1 6

Fortnt. Acct John Roskilly Weekly pay 3 12 Do. Reliefs &c 21 13 4 Wm Dingle Weekly pay 3 5 Do. Reliefs &c 22 15 5 ½ 121 4 4 Brought from the other side 191 8 11 ½ 312 13 3 1/2 Deduct Mary Bettinsons Expence 2 18 4 ½ 309 14 11 Deduct Wm. Dingles mischarge on Rennold’s Son 1 0 0 Easter Meeting 1815 Total Expence for the year 308 14 11

It is hereby agreed among the Parishioners that John Roskilly of this Parish shall have for One Year next ensuing Benjamin Glanville (on the terms of his own proposal) that is to say at the price of two Shillings per Week finding only to the said youth sufficient meat Drink Washing & Lodging according to the Agreement this day made. (March 28. 1815) As witness our Hands:- (signed) Jonn. K Werry John Rowe F Tregenna Robt Thomas Wm Dingle Jona. May James Alger

NB It is further agreed underneath that when the said Benjamin Glanville shall happen to be ill that he shall then, during such illness be maintained & relieved by the Parish. (signed) John Wilcox (?)

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Parish of Pelynt From Easter 1815 to Lady Dy 1816

1ST Month Jas Algar Weekly pay 7 4 Do. Reliefs 2 19 3 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 2 13

2nd Month Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 19 Do. Reliefs 4 16 10 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 1 5

3rd Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 14 Do. Reliefs 1 2 6 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 5 4 1

4th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 14 Do. Reliefs 12 2 4 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 7 8 6

5th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 1 5 4 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 10 Do. Reliefs 2 13 10

6th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 1 7 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 13 6

7th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 4 16 3 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 5 13

8th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 10 5 6 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 5

9th Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 3 5 2 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 1 11 Carried over 190 18 1

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From Easter 1815 to Lady-day 1816 £ S D 10th month Jas Algar Weekly pay 6 16 Do. Reliefs 1 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 2 8 4 11th month Jas Algar Wkly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 5 0 6 Robt Bishop Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 13 19 9 ½ 12 Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 1 7 1 Robt. Bishop Weekly pay 6 6 Do. Reliefs 5 12 6 13 Mo. Jas Algar Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs } Robt Bishop Weekly pay } Do. Reliefs} }72 16 0 149 18 3 1/2 Brought from the side 190 18 1 Total Expentiture for the Year 340 16 4 ½

By Vestry from Lady day 1816 Mary Tambling a Gown & Petticoat Ben: Glanville a Hat & suit of Cloaths Jolyn Cundy Shift Mary Coombe a Shift Margt Trebilcock Shift & Bedgown Eliz Blight Shift & Blanket George Rundle a Shirt Wm Jago a Coat Joanna Jago Shift & Gown Eliz Moushill Shift & Petticoat John Badcocks Boy a Shirt Grace Moushill 2 Blankets & Bed tic Mary Square a shift Mary Turner a Shift Christiana Reynolds a Shift Ann Reynolds Petticoat & Shift (?)Ann Budgman Gown Petticoat & Shift Eliz Harris Shift & Petticoat Eliz Jasper a Shift (Righthand page) From Lady-day 1816 to 1817

1st Month John Tregenna Weekly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 3 7 7 ½ John Rowe Wkly pay 6 6 Do. Reliefs 3 12 2nd Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 6 18 Do. Reliefs 10 6 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 6 Do. Reliefs 2 11 7 ½ 3rd Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 7 4 Do. Reliefs 3 2 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 13 Do. Reliefs 6 4 2 4th Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 7 Do. Reliefs 14 8 4 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 10 0 Do. Reliefs 6 7 9 5th Mo. John Tregenna Wkly pay 7 John Rowe Do. 5 10 Do. Reliefs 6 7 6 John Tregenna Do. 1 7 10 6th Mo. John Tregenna Wkly Pay 7 Do. Reliefs 3 12 8 John Rowe Wkly pay 5 10 Do. Reliefs 13 14 7 7th Mo. John Tregenna Wkly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 1 0 10 John Rowe Wkly pay 5 10 Do. Reliefs 9 8 5 8th Mo. John Tregenna Wkly pay 7 2 Do. Reliefs 1 2 4 John Rowe Wkly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 3 8 6 181 1 8

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9th Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 6 17 6 Do. Reliefs 5 18 4 ½ John Rowe Weekly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 4 9 4 10th Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 6 4 Do. Reliefs 2 5 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 8 16 6 11th Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 6 4 Do. Reliefs 15 5 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 13 8 9 12th Mo. John Tregenna Weekly pay 6 4 Do. Reliefs 4 3 John Rowe Weekly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 9 17 9 13th Mo. John Tregenna Wkly pay 6 4 Do. Reliefs 10 11 9 John Rowe Wkly pay 5 2 Do. Reliefs 79 3 11 ½ 211 2 11 Brought from other side 181 1 8 Total Expenditure for the year 392 4 7 33 9 11 ½ 425 14 6 ½

It is hereby agreed among the Parishioners present at Lady day 1817, that John Rowe shale by his own Agreement (have Benjamin Glanville to work with him for the ensuing year for 1s 10d pr Week) (signed) John Rowe

(righthand page) It is hereby agreed by the Parishioners present at the Lady day meeting 1817 that J Mutton shall have for the inspection & insertion of all the Parish Accts, of what kind & nature soever, the Sum of two Guineas annually, & likewise the Sum of two Guineas for the Year ending Lady day 1817. (signed) G Coath J Tregenna James Algar Jno May Charles Deeble John Rowe Andrew Tregenna Thomas Slade The Mark of Cornelious Rows Wm Bunny(?) Jonn K Werry John Roskilly

Terms of a Tender for supplying Medicines to the Poor

That you agree to supply Medicine, and render surgical assistance, in all cases of what kind and nature soever to the Relief of all Paupers and others being poor Inhabitants of the Parish of Pelynt applying to you by a written order from either of the Overeseers, for the Annual Sum of Three pounds nine Shillings £ 3: 9: 0

It is intended that your Tender as above shall include Cases of Midwifery, Fractures, &c, and if any manual operation or otherwise the Assistance of another Surgeon or is, or are required, the Expence of such other medical Assistant or Assistants, or other person or persons do attending, shall be defrayed by you; so that you will not make any charge or demand, whatever upon the said Parish, over and above your stipulated sum of 3: 9: 0:

By the above agreed to by R Rogers of Looe, Surgeon, for the year ending Ladyday 1817.

(lefthand page) Cloaths By Consent of Vestry from Lady-day 1817. Elix Jasper a Shift Thos Pinch for his Boy a pr of Shoes Geo Turner Do. Mary Tambling a Shift

John Slade a frock shirt Elix Mousehill Blanket

Miriam Tregenna a Shift Geo: Turner 2 Shirts

John Reynolds Stockings Mary Coombes Daughter a pr of Shoes

Moushill’s Boy a Suit of Cloaths Moushill a Scythe Eliz Blight under Petticoat Moushills Wife pr of Shoes & a Stuff Gown for her Child Rd. Slades two Children 2 pr of Shoes Mary Tambling a Petticoat

Goe: Turner a Short Coat Ann Oliver a Petticoat Susanna May a pair of Shoes Joanna Bidgman do. John Reynolds 2 Shirts Eliz Yeo Shoes & Shift Eliz Harris Shoes Eliz Blight Shift Joan Bridgman Petticoat Ann Reynolds Child pr. Shoes & suit close(?) Grace Mousehills Apron Margt. Northcott’s Boy (Cloaths) John Badcock’s Boy pr. Shoes John Slade a Shirt Ann Reynolds Petticoat

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(Righthand page) From Lady day 1817 to Lady day 1818

1st Mo. (in the margin) being 7 weeks in consequences of the Magistrates not signing the Books. £ S D George Coath Wkly pay 11 5 8 Do. In Reliefs &c 24 15 7 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 10 17 Do. In Reliefs &c 1 13 6 ½

2nd Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 6 10 8 Do. In Reliefs 13 12 6 ½ Chas Deeble Wkly pay 6 12 Do. In Reliefs 8 18 4

3rd Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 6 10 8 Do. In Reliefs 22 18 6 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 7 Do. In Reliefs 20 8 4 ½

4th Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 7 12 8 Do. In Reliefs 12 19 1 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 7 Do. In Reliefs 5 10 11

5th Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 6 18 8 Do. In Reliefs 15 13 4 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 7 Do. In Reliefs 7

6th Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 6 18 8 Do. In Reliefs 46 8 5 Chas Deeble Wkly 7 Do. In Reliefs 5 18 1

7th Mo. George Coath Wkly pay 6 18 8 Do. In Reliefs 30 15 8 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 6 8 Do. In Reliefs 8 14 11 Carried over £330 0 2 ½

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At a Vestry holden this 21st day of Decr. 1817 it has been agreed by the Revd. Sir Harry Trelawny & the majority of the Parishioners then present that each Estate rates in 40£ pr Annum or in that respective pro. portion shall employ one Labourer constantly till Lady day next and in the case of refusal from any individual Farmer then, & in that case only, such poor Labourer or Labourers so refused shall be employed by Farmers only who employ their fair proportion of men, & that the regulated Wages of such refused Labourer shall then be paid solely out of the Poor’s Rate.

At a vestry holden again on 17th May 1818 it has been agreed by the Overseers, Churchwardens and other the parishioners then present that the above Agreement shall be renewed as far as relates to Thomas Collings – (a labourer).

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Continued to Lady day 1818 £ S D Brought forward 330 0 2 ½ 8th Month Geo Coath Wkly pay 6 18 8 Do. In Reliefs & 6 7 7 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 6 4 Do. In Reliefs & 7 12 1 9th Mo. Geo Coath Wkly pay 7 0 8 Do. In Reliefs & 13 16 6 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 6 4 Do. In Reliefs 8 11 3

10th Mo. Geo Coath Wkly pay 7 0 8 Do. In Reliefs & 20 4 4 Chas Deebles Wkly pay 6 4 Do. In Reliefs 10

11th Mo. Geo Coath Wkly pay 8 2 8 Do. In Reliefs & 10 9 5 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 7 12 Do. In Reliefs & 10 17 6

12th Mo. Geo Coath Wkly pay 7 16 8 Do. In Reliefs & 8 4 6 Chas Deeble Wkly pay 8 4 Do. In Reliefs & 8 16 2

13th Mo. Geo Coath Wkly pay } Do. In Releifs & } Chas Deeble Wkly pay } Do. Wkly pay }120 9 11 Total Expenditure of the yr ending Lady day 1818 £626 16 9 ½

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Parish Vestries By 50th Geo 111, cap 69 intitled an Act for the Regulation of Parish vestries, it is enacted that from 1st July 1818. No Vestry meeting shall be holden without three days previous notice, given on a sunday in the church and likewise stuck up in writing or Print on the church door.

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From Lady-day 1818 to Lady-day 1819. 1st Month £ S D John May Wkly pay 7 10 Do. Reliefs & 6 8 2 Rundle Hunking Wkly pay 8 4 Do. Reliefs & 4 19 11

2nd Mo. John May Wkly pay 7 10 Do. Reliefs & 8 12 9 Rundle Hunking Wkly pay 8 4 Do. Reliefs & 12 18 1

3rd Mo. John May Wkly pay 8 Do. Reliefs & 10 3 8 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 8 4 Do. Reliefs & 5 1 8

4th Mo. John May Wkly Pay 10 2 Do. Reliefs & 33 15 1 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 8 4 Do. Reliefs & 6 10 1 ½

5th Mo. John May Wkly pay 9 4 Do. Reliefs & 8 19 11 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 7 Do. Reliefs & 4 16 5

6th Mo. John May Wkly pay 9 4 Do. Reliefs & 4 19 6? Rundle Hunking W: Pay 7 Do. Reliefs & 3 7 Carried forward £208 18 3 ½

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At a special Vestry holden this 20th day of September 1818 it has been unanimous agreed by the Parishioners then present that the Expences of all Prosecutions for Robberies, and other misdemesnors committed on the Persons or Property of Farmers and others being rated Inhabitants of the Parish of Pelynt shall be defrayed by an equal pound rate made upon the Parish at large that is to say such Expence shall be taken from and can sedered as a part of the Poor’s Rate. It is likewise agreed that a vestry on the occasion shall be held immediately on or before the prosecution of an offender in order to consult and determine upon the cheapest and best mode of proceeding. It is likewise agreed that the Sum of two Guineas shall be paid by the Overseer, on behalf of the Parish, to any informers upon Conviction of an Offender. Signed by Wm. Wilton by our own (?) John May } Rundle Hunking } overseers John Roskilly } Richd Parson } Churchwardens Jonathan Killiowe Werry John Rowe Wm Northcott John Tregenna Wm Bunney Wm Dingle John Clogg Joseph Morshead Edwd Harding Richard Tregenna John Turner Henry Longmaid John Wilton

Vestry Room 20th Sep 1818

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Continued to Lady-day 1819 £ S D Brought forward 208 18 3 ½ 7th Mo. John May Weekly pay 8 12 Do Reliefs & 15 10 6 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 7 Do. Reliefs & 16 13 3 ½

8th Mo. John May Wkly Pay 8 12 Do. Reliefs & 13 8 2 Rundle Hunking 7 16 Do. Reliefs & 23 9 8

9th Mo. John May Wkly Pay 11 2 Do. Reliefs & 11 16 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 8 6 Do. Reliefs & 8 1 3

10th Mo. John May W: Pay 10 18 R Hunking Do. 8 6 J May Reliefs & 10 16 5 R Hunking Do. 11 13 10

11th Mo. John May W: Pay 10 14 Do. Reliefs & 14 13 6 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 8 6 Do. Reliefs & 8 3 9 ½

12 Mo. John May W: Pay 10 11 Do. Reliefs & 33 13 5 Rundle Hunking 8 7 6 Do. Reliefs & 7 11 6

13 Mo. } Being 5 weeks Acc } John May W: Pay 13 2 6 Do. Reliefs & 41 5 7 Rundle Hunking W: Pay 8 8 Do. Reliefs & 40 16 4 ½ Total Expenditure £637 12 4

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At the Lady-day meeting held on the 30th day of March 1819 It has been agreed by Mr P: Rogers & the under mentioned Parishioners in vestry assembled that the said P Rogers shall attend the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt for the Year ensuing for the annual Sum of five Guineas to include every case of Illness except Midwifery As Witness our hands. (signed) P: Rogers. Sargeon John Roskilly Churchwarden Jno May } Rundle Hunking } overseers This Agreement to continue in force from Lady-day 1820 to Lady-day 1821 As Witness our Hands (signed) P: Rogers. Surgeon John Roskilly Churchwarden Richd Parson } William Northcott } Overseers

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From Lady-day 1819. £ S D 1st Month Jonn K Werry Wkly pay 10 8 Do. Reliefs & 7 5 3 Cornels. Roose Wkly pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 5 15 7

2nd Mo. Jonn. K Werry W: Pay 10 8 Do. Reliefs & 2 19 Corns. Roose W Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs 1 8

3rd Mo. Jonn. K Werry W: Pay 11 6 Do. Reliefs & 7 15 Corns. Roose W: Pay 10 10 Reliefs & 5 4 8

4th Mo. Jonn K Werry W: Pay 11 6 Do. Reliefs & 2 15 Corns Roose W: Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 15 6

5th Mo. Jonn. K Werry W Pay 11 11 Do. Reliefs & 2 2 4 Corns Roose W Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 1 16 10

6th Mo. Jonn K Werry W: Pay 11 14 Do. Reliefs & 3 7 4 Corns Roose W: Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 2 2 2

7th Mo. Jonn K Werry W: Pay 11 14 Do. Reliefs & 13 13 11 Corns Roose W: Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 52 9 0 ½ Carried Over £261 6 8

(lefthand page) Lady day 1819 At a vestry holden for the disposal of unemployed Labourers it has been agreed that Thos Collings is to Work till Midsr next } With Mr Robt Thomas at pr Day } 9d

Wm Chapman with Rev J. H. Trelawny at 1s: 0 Jonn. Chapman with Messes Rowe & Bate at 10 Philip Hawke with Messes, May & Wilton at 10 John Slade with Mr John Thomas at 8 John Vague with W. R. Thomas at 6 Cloaths granted in the Year ending Lady-day 1820 By J: K: Werry overseer £ S D B. E Blight Petticoat, Shift John Badcock’s Boy Cloaths 2 5 11 Joan Bridgeman Shift, Gown, Shoes Thos. Barrett’s Boy Jacket and Trousers D. John Deebles family their Shoe Bill 1 8 4 H. Richd. Hichins Shirt J. Wm. Jago a Jacket M. Peter Michell Jacket and Trousers R. G. Rundle a Shirt Christiana Rennolds a Shift and Blanket Ann Rennolds a Shift and Blanket (crossed out) Petticoat S. John Slade Shoes and Cloaths Ann Skinnard Shift Stockings Blanket Smith’s Child Cloaths and making 18 3 ½ Mary Turner Senr. Shift Petticoat John Tambling’s Boy Shoes and Cloaths (by C. Roose) 1 11 0 ½ By C. Roose Overseer C. Jelyn Cundy Shift & Blanket G. Beni Glanville Cloaths 1 9 5 J. Mary Jago Shift Petticoat Eliz Jasper Tea Kettle M. Eliz Moushill Shift and Gown Wm Mutton cloaths and mending P. Mary Potter Tea Kettle R. Jno. Rennolds Cloaths Margt Northcott’s Famy Hat and Cloaths 1 18 5 T. George Turner 2 Shirts Mary Tambling Blanket, Shift V. Venter’s Base Child Cloaths 11 1 ½

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Continued Brot over 201 6 8 8th Mo. Jonn. K. Werry’s Wkly pay 11 14 Do. Reliefs & 36 15 5 Corns. Roose W: Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 3 16 5

9th Mo Jonn. K. Werry W: Pay 12 2 Do. Reliefs & 6 15 7 Corns Roose’s W: Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 2 18 8 ½

10th Mo. Jonn K Werry W: Pay 12 2 Do. Reliefs & 6 8 Corns Roose W Pay 10 10 Do. Reliefs & 25 15 9 ½

11th Mo Jonn. K Werry W: Pay 11 16 Do. Reliefs & 15 11 11 Corns. Roose W: Pay 10 8 Do. Reliefs & 8 12 10

12th Mo Jonn. K. Werry W: Pay 11 16 Do. Reliefs & 9 18 2 ½ Corns. Roose W: Pay 10 2 Do. Reliefs & 7 17 7

13th Mo. Jonn. K. Werry W: Pay 11 16 Do. Reliefs & 63 16 2 Corns. Roose W: Pay 9 16 Do. Reliefs & 65 14 6 Total Expenditure of the year 648 9 9 ½ To Lady-day 1820

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Labourer’s List 1820 Bowden George Senr. Bowden George junr. Badcock John Barrett John

Collings John Collings John (with J: H: Trelawny) Collings George Collings Thomas Crapp Cornelius Crapp John Cole William Cowling Michael Chapman William

Glanville Samson Hambly Philip Hambly Richd. Hill James Hawke Philip

Jago John Jago William Jay Charles

Moon Cornelius May John Junr. Michell William Michell John

Northcott Barnabas

Pinch Saml. Pinch Richd. Pinch William

Rean William Rennolds Walter

Stacey Thos Simmons Thomas Skinnard John Tamblingson John

Vague John Wenmouth John

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From Lady-day 1820 to Lady-day 1821 £ S D 1st Month Wm Northcott Wkly pay 12 10 0 Do. Relief 6 11 5 Richd. Parson Wkly pay 9 14 0 Do. Reliefs 4 9 0 2nd Mo. Wm. Northcott W: Pay 12 14 0 Do. Relief 4 10 6 Richd. Parson W: Pay 9 14 0 Do. Relief 4 18 6 3rd Mo. Wm Northcott W: Pay 12 6 0 Do. Relief 3 6 8 Richd. Parson W: Pay 9 10 0 Do. Relief 3 14 6 4th Mo. Wm. Northcott W: Pay 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 3 9 10 Richd. Parson W: Pay 9 10 0 Do. Reliefs 3 2 1 5th Mo. Wm. Northcott W: Pay 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 7 8 6 Richd. Parson W:Pay 10 8 0 Do. Reliefs 2 17 3 6th Mo. Wm Northcott W: Pay 11 16 0 Do. Reliefs 20 2 8 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 8 0 Do. Reliefs 3 14 0 7th Mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 12 4 0 Do. Relief 4 3 3 Richd. Parson W: Pay 10 10 0 Do. Relief 27 5 11 8th Mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 4 14 2 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 5 0 Do. Reliefs 4 18 6 9th Mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 4 5 2 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 0 0 Do. Reliefs 5 10 3 ½ Carried over £319 8 2 ½

(lefthand page) Continued £ S D Brot. over 319 8 2 ½ 10th Mo. Wm Northcott Wkly P 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 6 9 7 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 12 0 Do. Reliefs 23 4 9 11th Mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 12 8 0 Do. Reliefs 9 6 7 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 12 0 Do. Reliefs 8 15 1 12th Mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 12 4 6 Do. Reliefs 5 2 11 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 9 4 Do. Reliefs 6 9 4 13th mo. Wm Northcotts W: Pay 11 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 70 9 11 Richd. Parsons W: Pay 10 7 6 Do. Reliefs & 28 6 4 ½ Total Expenditure of the year £568 14 9 To Ladyday 1821

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At the Lady day meeting held on the 28th day of March 1821 it has been agreed by Mr Rogers & the under mentioned Parishioners in vestry assembled that the said Mr Rogers shall attend the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt for the year ensuing for the annual sume of Five Guineas to include every case of Illness Exept midwifery As Witness our hands (signed) Peter Rogers. Surgeon Jonn. K Werry John Roskilly Churchwarden Richd. Parson } Thos. Northcott} Overseers John May Junr.

At that Lady-day meeting held on the 9th day of April 1822 it has been agreed by Mr Rogers & the under mentioned Parishioners in Vestry Assembled that the Said Mr Rogers Shall attend the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt for the year ensuing for the annual sume of Five pounds to include every case of Illness Except midwifery As Witness our hands (signed) Peter Rogers, Surgeon William Ball, Minister John Roskilly Churchwarden Wm. Dingle } Isaac Sargent } Overseers

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From Lady day 1821 to Lady day 1822 £ S D 1st Month Isaac Sargent Wkly Pay 10 14 0 Do. Reliefs & 6 11 2 Wm Dingle Wkly Pay 11 8 0 Do. Reliefs & 12 18 0 2nd Mo: Isaac Sargent W. Pay 10 6 0 Do. Reliefs & 2 16 6 Wm Dingles W. Pay 11 0 0 Do. &c 6 0 3 3 Mo: Isaac Sargent W. Pay 10 7 6 Do. Reliefs & 5 8 2 Wm Dingles W. Pay 10 19 0 Do. &c 13 3 8 4 Mo Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs & 7 14 2 Wm Dingles W Pay 10 17 0 Do. Reliefs &c 25 6 10 5th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs &c 4 2 0 Wm Dingles W Pay 10 14 0 Do. Reliefs &c 5 3 7 6th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs &c 1 12 2 Wm Dingles W Pay 10 14 0 Do. Reliefs &c 5 8 0

7th Mo. Isaac Sargents W. Pay 9 6 0 Do. Reliefs &c 3 6 11 Wm Dingles W Pay 12 10 0 Do. &c 9 14 0 9 Mo. Isaac Sargent W Pay 9 6 0 Do. Reliefs &c 26 9 10 ½ Wm Dingles W Pay 10 8 10 Do Reliefs &c 6 6 6 ½ Carried up £ 312 0 2

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Continued £ S D Brought up 312 0 2 9th Month Isaac Sargent Wkly pay 6 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 6 0 9 Wm Dingles W Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 3 18 3 ½ 10th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs & 8 18 6 Wm Dingles W Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 12 1 1 11th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Psy 9 17 6 Do. Reliefs & 5 18 6 Wm Dingles W Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 9 12 9 12th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs & 4 4 6 Wm Dingles W Pay 10 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 23 10 6 13th Mo. Isaac Sargents W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs & 44 5 7 Wm Dingles W Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs & 45 1 2 Total Expenditure of the year £574 15 3 ½

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Vestry held this 20th day of May 1821 Granted Jelyn Cundy new Shoes Eliz. Harris under Petticoat George Rundle in Relief 1s Christian Rennolds in Do. 1s John Skinnard Blanket Joan Bridgman in Relief 1s Mary Turner Senr. in Do. 1s John Deebles Boy Wascoat Rich Combe overseers to agree with him Joanna Jago in Relief 1s Ben Glanvil Shart Ann Skinnard in Relief 1s John Bettinson overseers to agree with him Thos. Barrets boy Shart James Pearce junr. Bushel of Barley Phillip Hawke in Relief 10s Richd. Badcock Sharts [6d pr week to be added to Wm Jago pay Ann Jago new Shoes

Vestry held this 3rd day of June 1821 Granted Isaac Roskilly to have 1s pr week during Sickness Ben Glanvill Trowsers

Vestry held this 17th day of June 1821 Granted: Thos: Barrets Boy Shart John Deebles Boy Shoes tapt Ben Glanvill new Shoes Richd Combe a shart an Pd Mary Deeble 2s for him Thos. Sthacey half Bushell of Barley Jelyn Cundy 1s George Rundle in Relief 6d Ann Reynolds 6d & Mary Potter in Relief 2s Eliz. Yeo Shift Mary Turner under Petticoat James Pearce half Bushel Barley

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Vestry held this 15th day of July 1821 Granted Samuel Yeo new Shoes Eliz: Yeo Do. Shift John Deeble half pound yearn Eliz: Harris new Shoes Christian Reynolds Shoes mended Mary Turner in Relief 1s Joanna Jago’s Shoes mended an (in crossed out) Relief 1s Richd Hitchens in Relief 2s Ann Skinnard new Shoes

Vestry held this 17th day of July 1821

For the disposal of unemployed Labourers it has ben agreed that Thos: Collings Shall work with Mesrs Werry & Fiddick for a month John Vague with Mesrs Northcott & Dingle for a Month – Agreed that Phillip Hawke Senr Shall have in Relief 10s It is likewise agreed that the Overseers Shall give an order for Leather for James Pearce not Exceed the Sume of Thre pounds £3:0s:0d

Omitted A greed this 27th day of May 1821 that Eliz: Jagos Daughter shall by her owne agreement take Eliz: Jago to Fowey with her free of all Expence in removing an to have 4s:6d pr Week

Vestry held this 12th day of August 1821 granted Phillip Hawke towards the Funeral Expence of his late Wife £1 James Pearce snr. In Relief 2s: 6d Isaac Roskilly in Relief 2s: 0d Richard Cumbe a Shart Ann Jago 2s:0d George Rundle Do. Mary Harris 2s: 0d John Skinnard in Relief 2s: 0d Richd Hitchins in Do. 2s: 0d

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Vestry held this 9th day of September 1821 granted Isaac Roskilly in Relief 2s Susanna May to have her Shoes mended It is likewise agreed that the Overseers Shall give an order for Leather for James Pearce not Exceed the Sume of four pounds £4:0:0:

Vestry held this 7th day of October 1821 granted John Deebles Boy new Shart an Shoes Eliz: Moucshill a new pare Do. Eliz Yeo Do. Do. Julyn Cundy a peddicoat John Potter in Relief 5s Ann Reynolds Do. 2s Mary Harris Do. 5s Eliz: Harris Do. 2s Eliz: Blight Do. 2s Mary Turner Do. 1s Joan Bridgman Do. 1s Sarah Reynolds Do. 10s Joanna Jago Do. 1s

Vestry held this 4th day of Novr. 1821 granted Henry Rowling for lost of 15 days work 10s John Moucshill for Do. 1 Do. 1s Jonn. Chapman for Do. 1 Do. 1s Ann Skinnard Shift an bedgown Jelyn Cundy’s Shoes Mended Eliz: Harris a new Shift Mary Harris in Relief 5s It is likewise agreed that the overseers Shall give an Order for Leather for James Pearce not Exceed the Sume of Four pounds £4: 0s: 0d

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Vestry held this 2nd day of December 1821 Eliz: Jasper new Shoes Shift an in Relief 4s Samuel Yeo a new Shart John Potter in Relief 2s Mary Potter in Do. 2s Jelyn Cundy Seem of wood an blanket Ann Jago a new gown John Deeble half pound of yarn Peter Michell new Shoes Ann Reynolds in Relief 2s Eliz: blight a new Shift Mary Turner Do. Eliz: Harris in Relief 1s Joan Bridgman under peddicoat Ann Skinnard in Relief 1s Joanna Jago in Do. 1s James Pearce Senr new Shoes John Slade Shoes tapt

Vestry held this 30th day of Decr. 1821 Granted John Potter in Relief 1s Ann Reynolds new Shoes Salley Reynolds in Relief 18s Peter Michell a new Shart Joanna Jagos Shoes to be tapt Eliz: Harris in Relief 1s John Mouschill to have 8s for A Month

Vestry held this 27th day of Janr. 1822 granted Elizabeth Roskilly new pair Shoes Susanna May Do. Mary Jay a new Shift John Payn to have 3s pr week John Deeble A new pair Shoes John Mouschill to have £1 – not to come to Vestry till Michaelmas 1822 James Pearce to have a Peck of Barley Mary Harris to be Relived by Overseers Mary Turner a new pair Shoes Jane Michell Do. Carried over

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Brought over Granted Eliz: Harris in Relief 2s Ann Reynolds in Do: 1s Jelyn Cundy in Do. 1s John Skinnard in Do. 6s A greed to pay Thos. Pinch £1 for Arears of House Rent due to him from Thos. Stachey It is Likewise agreed that the overseers Shall give an order for Leather for James Pearce not exceed the Sume of Ten pounds £10:0s:0d

Vestry held this 24th day of Febr. 1822 Granted Eliz Moushill under petticoat Samuel Yeo 3s in Relief Mary Potter 4s John Wenmouth for lost of 7 days work 5s John Slade to have a new Shart Eliz: Harris in Relief 2s Ann Reynolds a new Petticoat Silas Michell overseers to agree with him Wm Reain Relief in sickness 2s:6d John Bettinson new shoes Ann Jago 2s to pay for Cards Thos: Pinch new Blanket

Vestry held this 21st day of April 1822 Granted John Potter 5s in Relief Mary Potter 10s towards House Rent John Deebles Boy Shart Ann Jago 2s in Relief John Tamblingson Boy Jacket an trowsers Richd Combe new Shoes John Slade Shoes Wm Michell to be paid for tending Wm Rean Thos Stachey’s Wife under petticoat an 2s in Relief James Pearce Senr 2s:6d in Relief Ann Reynolds a new Shift Jane Michell 2s:6d in Relief Joan Bridgman Petticoat Eliz Harris to have 2s in Relief Sarah Northcott £1 towards House Rent John Barret to have only 10d pr day when Paid by Overseers

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Vestry held this 19th day of May 1822 Granted Ann Reynolds a new Bedgown Wm Rean in Relief 2s Ann Skinnard in Do. 2s Joan Bridgman a new pair Shoes John Deeble’s Boy trowsers Jely Cundy upper Petticoat

Vestry held this 22nd day of May 1822 A greed that Margt. Northcotts Maid Shall hav only 1s:8d pr Week from this time

Vestry held this 16th day of June 1822 Granted to Ann Jago A new Shift Mary Turner new gound Eliz. Harris upper petticoat Jelyn Condy to have her Shoes tapt John Tambling new Blanket Mr. Thos Werry to have 4s pr week with Jos. Morshead’s 3 Children

Vestry held this 14th day of July 1822 Granted Corn. Moon Relief 2s:6d pr (?) Mary combe 2s:5d pr week Sarah Potter to have new Shoes Mary Potter to have 2s in Relief Ann Reynolds 1s Do. Easter Soady to have 2s pr week for Ch--? John Skinnard to have new Shoes Mary Northcott to have 5s in Relief Eliz. Harris for tending Mary Combe

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Vestry held this 8th day of September 1822 Granted George Rundle A new Shart John Deeble boy new Cloaths Samuel Yeo new Shoes Eliz. Harris 2s in Relief Ann Reynolds 1s Do. Mary Potter 2s Do. Jelyn Coundy new Shoes Joan Bridgman new Blanket Septm. 23rd it is Agreed that the Overseers Shall give an order for Leather for James Pearce not exceed ten pounds £10

Vestry held this 6th day of October 1822 Granted Jane Michell 4s per week Mary Turner to have her Shoes mended Ann Reynolds Petticoat James Pearce A new pare of Shoes George Turner to have a new Blanket John Peake to have 1s:6d pr week with Mary Jay Eliz. Harris to have 2s in Relief Ann Skinnard to have 4s in Do. Michael Cowling to have 1s:2d Do.

Vestry held this 3rd day of November 1822 Granted Eliz. Yeo a new pare Shoes Eliz. Blight a new Blanket Mary Potter to have 3s in Relief John Potter to have 6s in Do. Joan Bridgman a new Shift Richd. Combe A new Shart

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Granted Jonna Jago A new pare shoes Ann Skinnard a new pare Do. November 18 it is agreed that the overseers Shall give James Pearce an order to go to Liskeard to Mr Granvills for Leather not exceed £5

Vestry held this 1ts day of December 1822 Granted : Jelyn Coundy 2s in Relief Do. Ann Reynolds 2s Do. Joanna Jago 2s Do. Eliz. Harris 2s Do. John Wenmouth 7s Relief when ill Ann Jago a new pare Shoes John Slade Do. Joan Bridgman Shoes tapt Ann Skinnard 2s in Relief

At a Vestry holden for the disposalof unemployed Labours this 19th day of Dec 1822 It is agreed that Jonn. Chipman shall work with Mr Thomas till Ladyday at 10d pr day Phillip Hawke with Messrs Fiddick & Harris at 9d John Deeble with Mr Bate at 1s:0 Henry Willcock with Messrs Williams & Hitchins 1s:0 John Barret with Mr Algar at 8d Corn. Moon Mr Wm Hill at 1s:0 Phillip Hambly with Mr Dingle at 9d Peter Stephens with Mr Northcott at 9d

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Vestry held this 29th day of December 1822 Granted Mary Turner a new gowne Peter Michell a new pair of Shoes Eliz. Harris Do. John Potter to have 6s in Relief Mary Potter 4s in Do.

Vestry held this 26th day of Jan 18123 Granted John Mutton in Relief £2:0s:0d Jelyn Coundy a new Shift Ann Reynolds a Shift & 2s in Relief Ann Skinnard new Blanket John Bettingson new pair Shoes Joan Bridgman under Petticoat Eliz. Harris in Relief 4s Joanna Jago Do. 2s Mary Turner Do. 2s John Broad Do. 3s Mary Harris Do 2s

Vestry held this 23rd day of Feby. 1823 Granted Salley Turner in Relief 2s John Deebles Boy new Shart Mary Turner new Shift Mary Northcott in Relief 3s Ann Reynolds Relief 2s Ann Skinnard 2s Ann Jago new Shoes & in Relief 2s Jelyn Coundy 2s Christ. Reynolds 2s Grace Mouschill 2s:6d & ½ lb of Barley Eliz. Harris Shift & 3s in Relief Joan Bridgman 2s John Slade 2s:6d Eliz. Blight new Shift

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At the Ladyday meeting held on the 25th day of March 1823 it has been agreed that Mr Rogers and the under mentioned Parishioners in Vestery Asembled that the Said Mr Rogers Shall attend the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt for the year ensuing for the annual sum of Five Pounds Including evry case of Illness Except Midwifery As Witness our hands

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From Ladyday 1822 to Ladyday 1823

1st Month £ S d John Roskilly Weekly Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs &c 10 6 10 Thomas Bates Weekly Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 6 4 4 2nd Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 9 18 0 Do. Reliefs &c 13 6 1 ½ Thomas Bates W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs & c 5 17 2 3rd Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 9 0 0 Do. Reliefs &c 10 3 6 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 18 8 Do. Reliefs &c 1 0 0 4th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 9 6 0 Do. Reliefs &c 39 17 6 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 7 4 Do. Reliefs &c 5 15 6 5th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 6 0 Do. Reliefs &c 8 6 2 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 17 4 Do. Reliefs &c 2 9 6 6th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 15 19 11 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 17 4 Do. Reliefs &c 16 9 7th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 9 16 0 Do. Reliefs &c 18 16 8 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 17 4 Do. Reliefs &c 1 1 0 8th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 39 16 0 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 17 4 Do. Reliefs &c 2 9 4 9th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 18 12 4 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 19 2 Do. Reliefs &c 2 19 2 Carried up 077 9 5

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Continued £ S D Brought up 377 9 5 10th Month John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 33 17 8 ½ Thomas Bates W Pay 9 7 ? Do. Reliefs &c 4 14 ½ 11th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 12 18 7 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 7 4 Do. Reliefs &c 3 16 8 12th Mo. John Roskillys W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 19 18 10 ½ Thomas Bates W Pay 9 7 4 Do. Reliefs &c 7 13 1 13th Mo. John Roskilly W Pay 10 4 0 Do. Reliefs &c 42 3 6 Thomas Bates W Pay 9 7 4 Do. Reliefs &c 38 0 2 Total Expenditure for the year £618 18 6

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Vestry held this 20th day of April 1823 Granted Grace Mouschill in Relief 6s Do. Jelyn Coundy Do. 1s Do. Elizabeth Mouschill A new pair of Shoes Do. Georg Turner A new Shart Do. Christian Reynolds in Relief 1s Do. Johanna Jago Do. 1s Do. Eliz: Harris Do. 2s Do. Joan Bridgman Do. 1s

April 21st it is Agreed that the Overseers Shall give James Pearce an order to go to Mr Granvills for Leather to the amount of Five pounds

Vestry held this 15th day of June 1823 Granted Eliz Mouschill a Petticoat Do. Peter Michell Blanket Do. Jelyn Coundy Gowne Do. Georg Turner Shart Do. John Deebles Boy Trowsers Do. Ann Jago in Relief 2s Do. Christian Reynolds Do. 1s Do. Wm Barrett Do. 7s Do. Mary Harris Do. 1s

At a Vestry holden for the Disposial of unemployed Labouers this 16th day of June 1823 it is agreed that Thos. Colling is to work with Henry Stephens for 1 month John Deeble is to go round the Parish by a List given him and to be paid by the Overseer It is likewise Agreed that the overseers Shall give James Pearce an Order to go to Mr Clanocks for Goods not exceed £5:0s:0d

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Vestry held this 13th day of July 1823 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 4s Do. Eliz. Jasper new Shoes and Relief 1s:6d Do. Eliz. Harris Do. 2s:0d Do. Ann Reynolds do. 1s:0d Do. Joan Bridgman a new Gown Do. Eliz. Blight new Shoes Do. Michael Cowling in Relief 3s Do. Johanna Jago Do. 2s:6d Do. John Slade Do. 1s:6d Do. Samuel Yeo a new Shart Do. Eliz. Roskilly uperpetticoat. Apron and Hancorcheff

Vestry held this 10th day of August 1823 Granted Georg Rundle in Relief 1s Thos Stachey to be relived by Overs Eliz Harris a new gown Mary Jay to be removed from John Peakes

Vestry held this 7th day of September 1823 Granted Mary Turner A new Blanket Eliz:Haris A new Gowne Richd. Combe A new pair of Shoes Sam Yeo Do. Do.

Vestry held this 5th day of October 1823 Granted Georg Rundle A shart & Eliz. Mouschill a Shift John Deeble Boy A Shart & Susanna May 2s Jams: Pearce new Shoes & Eliz Thomas 2s John Skinnard Houserent to be paid Mary Turner Shift & Joan Bridgman 2s Peter Michell Shoes & Shart & Ann Reynolds 1s Mary Lane Shoes Wm Coal is to have pay for his Children from this time. Michael Cowling to have 2s/6d pr week with Mary Jay Salley Northcott & Eliz. Warne to be Relived Georg Tamblingson to be paid for lost time

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Vestry held this 2nd day of November 1823 Granted Georg Rundle A Blanket Mary Potter 2s in Relief Richd Cumbe A sute of Cloaths Grace Mouschill new Shoes John Deeble Do. Jelyn Coundy to have her Shoes mended Georg Tamblingson to have 8s pr month to pay for nursing his Child Mary Turner 2s & Christian Reynolds 1s Ann Reynolds A gowne & Eliz Harris 2s Ann Skinnard A gowne & in Relief 1s John Bridgman in Relief 1s

Vestry held this 30th day of November 1823 Granted Susanna May new Shoes & 2s in Relief Georg Rundle in Relief 2s John Deebles Boy A new Hat Eliz: Blight to be Relieved James Pearce A new Flanel shart Jolyn Coundy A new Bolster Cloath Eliz. Harris in Relief 2s Ann Reynolds Do. 2s John Turner 8 days no work 5s Jane Michell A new Shift Mary Lane in Relief 2s Georg Tamblingson Do. 8s Phillip Hawke for House Rent £1:0:0 Johanna Jogo A new Blanket Thos. Barret for Lost time 4s:6d

Vestry held this 2nd day of December 1823 For the disposial of unemployed Labourers A greed That Wm Soady shall work with Mr Roskelly and Mr Rowe at 8d pr day. Wm Barrett with Messers Bate & Crapp at 9d pr day Phillip Hawke with Messers Hill Tarry & Stephens ar 6 pence(?) John Barrett with Messers J. Stephens & Hambly at 7p Thos Collings with Messers Tregenna & Fiddick at 6p NB the Above agreement is Agreed to for 2 Months from the date hereof

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Vestry held this 29th day of December 1823 Granted Thos Martyn to have 1s pr week in Relief Grace Mouschill to have 2s in Relief Thos Collings to be Relieved Jelyn Coundy a new Shift Joan Bridgman new Shoes Ann Reynolds A under petticoat Eliz Harris in Relief 2s Thos Pinch A new Blanket John Tamblingson Do. Georg Tambling to be Relieved

Vestry held this 25th day of January 1824 Eliz Yeo a new pair of Shoes & 2s in Relief Georg Rundle A new Blanket & 2s Do. Richd Cumbe in Relief 2s John Deeble A new Blanket Phillip Hawke 5s towards his Childs Funeral Expence Eliz. Warne in Relief 2s Grace Mouschill A new Blanket Ann Reynolds Relief 2s Mary Turner Senr in Do. 1s Joan Bridgman Do. 1s Eliz. Harris Shift & 2s Christian Reynolds Do. 1s John Reynolds A Shart Do. 5s to get to work for himself Johanna Jago A shift Thos. Collings in Relief 2s:6d

Vestry held for the Disposial of unemployed Labourers this 27th day of January 1824 Agreed That John Barrett Shall work with Mr R. Tregenna & Mr J Hambly at 8d Wm Barrett with Mr Rowe at 10d pr day Wm Soady with Mr Roskelly at 9d pr day John Deeble with Mr A Tregenna at 9d Jonn. Chipman with Mr Rosvear at 8 pr day Thos Collings to Recvd only 4s pr week from Overseer Phillip Hawke with Messers Leach Northcott and Fiddick at 6d pr day John Slade with Mr Jonn. Hill at 6d pr day NB. the above agreement is agreed to for only 1 month from the date hereof

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Vestry held this 22nd day of February 1824 Granted James Pearce a new Flaniel Shart Mary Potter in Relief 3s Richd. Cumbe Do. 1s Ann Skinnard A Shift & 1s in Relief Phillip Hawk A Blanket & 8s Do. John Deebles Boy A Shart & Frock Shart Georg Turner in Relief 2s Grace Mouschell A Blanket & 2s:6d Susanna May in Relief 2s Mary Turner Do. 1s Jelyn Coundy A new pair of Shoes Eliz. Harris in Relief 2s Ann Reynolds new Shoes & 2s Christian Reynolds in Relief 1s Joan Bridgman Do. 1s John Slade A new Shart & Shoes Ann Jago in Relief 2s Thos Barrett for lost time 5s Wm Michell for Do. 5s Mary Jay A new Blanket & Shoes Mended

Vestry held for the disposial of unemployed Labourers this 24th day of February 1824 Agreed that John Barrett is to work withMr R. Tregenna 3 days A weeks at 8d pr day and with Mr T Broad 3 days at 9d pr day Wm Barrett with Mr Leach at 11d pr day Wm Soady with Mr Roskelly at 9d pr day John Deeble with Messers Broad & Stephens at 9d John Jago with Messers Hooper. Northcott. Philp and Stephens at 1s pr day Jonn. Chipman is to work with Farmers that Employ their fair Share of Labourers and Receive his full wages from the Overeseers Thos Collings Do. A greed that John Slade Shall get work for himself for his misconduct when at Mr Broads – This A greement is until Ladyday

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Vestry Held this 21st day of March 1824 Granted George Rundle in Relief 2s:6d John Deeble in Do. 5s Eliz. Mouschell A new Blanket Ann Jago in Relief 2s:6d Mary Turner in do. 1s Jelyn Coundy in Do. 1s Ann Reynolds Do. 1s Joan Bridgman Do. 2s Eliz Harris new Shoes & 1s Christian Reynolds in Relief 2s Thos. Pinch in Do. 2s Wm Barrett to have 1s pr week added to his wages

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From Ladyday 1823 to Ladyday 1824

John Rowe’s Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs & C £ S D £ S D 1st Months 10 6 0 15 16 9 ½ 2 Do. 10 6 0 16 10 9 3 Do. 10 6 0 17 10 10 4 Do. 9 4 0 32 13 9 5 Do. 9 4 0 15 5 6 ½ 6 Do. 9 4 0 12 9 7 7 Do. 9 1 0 14 7 9 8 Do. 8 18 0 14 0 9 9 Do. 8 18 0 19 8 1 10 Do. 8 18 0 34 5 10 11 Do. 8 8 0 18 14 1 12 Do. 8 8 0 15 10 10 13 Do. 8 8 0 50 17 6 £119 9 0 £277 12 1

Henry Stephens Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs & C £ S D £ S D 1 Mont h 9 7 4 6 5 10 2 Do. 9 4 4 2 15 9 3 Do. 8 15 4 9 2 8 4 Do. 7 9 10 6 7 6 ½ 5 Do. 8 1 4 8 4 10 6 Do. 8 1 4 3 7 9 7 Do. 8 1 4 17 3 0 8 Do. 8 1 4 1 11 3 9 Do. 8 1 4 2 12 0 10 Do. 8 1 4 4 6 3 11 Do. 8 1 4 2 12 2 12 Do. 7 15 4 2 15 9 13 Do. 7 13 4 30 2 8 ½ Henry Stephens£106 14 10 £97 7 6 ½ John Rowes 119 9 0 277 12 1 226 3 10 374 19 7 ½ 226 3 10 Total Disbursments £601 3 5 ½

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Vestry held this 20th day of April 1824 Granted Elizabeth Mouschill in Relief 2s Eliz Jasper in Do. 2s Richd Cumbe in Do. 2s Overs to Pay John Skinnard House Rent John Higgins in Relief 10s Ann Jago in Do. 1s Thos Collings in Do. 1s

Vestry hehd this 22nd day of April 1824 for the disposial of unemployed Labourers A greed That John Deeble shall work with Henry Harris 2 days & Andrew Tregenna 1 day and the other 3 days to get work for himself at 9d pr day Wm Barret with Jos. Leach at 11d pr day Phillip Hawke with Charles Fiddick at 6d Overs to Relive Grace Pinch John Payn in Relief 5s

Vestry held this 11 day of May 1824 Granted Peter Mechell a new Shart Eliz Warnes Child 5s Sarah Northcotts Do. 5s Ann Jago in Relief 2s Ann Reynolds a Shift Jelyn Coundy 1s John Deebles Maid Shoes A greed to pay John Skinnard House Rent John Wenmouth 5s Thos. Stacey Boy new Shoes Mary Turner 1s John Tamblingson Boy Shoes Cornls. Moon 4s Ann Skinnard A new Skirt Petter Stephens Boy A new pair ShoesJohn Reynolds to work with James Pearce upon trial and the Parish to pay for his (burden crossed out) Lodgings

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Vestry held this 13th day of June 1824 Granted Ann Reynolds A new Skirt John Badcock Relief in sickness 7s Mary Turner a new Blanket

Vestry held this 11th day of July 1824 Granted A greed that all able Men shall receive 1s:2d pr day from the Farmer that Employed them from this day Eliz. Yeo A new Shift Mary Potter 3s in Relief Eliz. Harris outside petticoat & 1s in Relief Christian Reynolds 1s:6d in Relief Mary Turner A new pair Shoes Ann Jago 2s in Relief Richd Cumbe A new Shart Jane Michell 2s in Relief Overseers to Relieve Tamson Daw? (could be DAN?) John Payn 5s in Relief Mary Lane A new pair Shoes Thos. Stacheys Boy A new Coat Trowsers & Hat Eliz. Roskelly a new pair Shoes & Shift

Vestry held this 8th day of August 1824 Granted Cornelius Moon in Relief 9s Do. his Maid A new Shift Samuel Yeo a new Shart Mary Potter in Relief 3s Eliz Harris in Do. 2s Ann Jago in Do. 2s Wm Barrett in Do. 4s Mary Turner in Do. 1s A greed that John Barrett Shall work with Richd. Tregenna till Christmas at 8d Henry Bettingson Relief in Sickness 10s

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Vestry held this 5th day of September 1824 Granted Mary Jay A new Shift Refused to relief Eliz: Roskelly

Vestry held this 3rd day of October 1824 Granted Eliz Mouschill New Shoes & outside petticoat Sam: Yeo new Shoes Eliz: Jasper A new Shift John Deebles Boy trowsers & yarne Ann Jago in Relief 2s Mary Potter Do. 3s Mary Turner A new petticoat Ann Reynolds in Relief 1s Jelyn Coundy A new Shift John Badcock Relief in Sickness 10s:6d Thos Pinch Junr Do. in Do. 10s:6d Eliz: Harris in Relief 2s Ann Skinnard A new pair Shoes A Greed that the Overseers shall keep in hand from Phillip Hawke & Wm Barrett 1s pr week each for House Rent from this time John May to have 3s:6d pr week for his Children Tamson Dan to have A new Blanket

Vestry held this 31st day of October 1824 Granted John Deeble a new pair Shoes John Vague Relief in sickness 3s Robt: Clements do. for his wife 10s Ann Reynolds 1s in Relief Carried up –

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Brought up Eliz: Harris 2s in Relief Margt. Northcotts maids Shoes mended Ann Jago A new Gowne Richd. Cumbe new Shoes Thos Collings to have 10s for Johanna Jagos Lodgings Jelyn Coundy 1s in Relief

Vestry held this 28th day of Novr. 1824 Sam: Yeo 4s in Relief John Potter 6s in Do. Mary Potter 5s in Do. Henry Willcock 5s in Do. Jane Michell new Shoes Mary Lane 2s in Relief Ann Reynolds 2s in Do. Mary Turner 2s in Do. Joan Bridgman 2s in Do. Christian Reynolds 1s in Do. Eliz: Harris 2s in Do. Ann Skinnard an old Coat John Tamblingson 4s Overseers to give Richd. Cumbe what the think proper John Vague 2s:6d in Sickness

Vestry held this 26 day of Decs. 1824 John Deebles Boy Shoes & Shart John Potter 14s in Relief Mary Potter 5s in Do. Peter Michell Shoes an Richd Cumbs Coat & Breeches Ann Jago new shoes Ann Reynolds new Gowne Jelyn Coundy under petticoat Eliz Harris 2s in Relief Grace Pinh(?k?ch?) House Rent 13s Wm Barrett Relief 5s

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From Ladyday 1824 to Ladyday 1825

John Tregennas Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &c £ S D £ S d 1st Months 8 2 0 22 15 3 ½ 2 Do. 8 0 0 9 7 0 3 Do. 7 16 0 10 6 7 4 Do. 6 18 0 7 9 8 5 Do. 6 18 0 9 16 5 6 Do. 6 18 0 6 5 8 7 Do. 6 18 0 6 2 9 8 Do. 6 18 0 8 2 7 9 Do. 6 18 0 8 1 0 10 Do. 6 12 0 10 1 0 ½ 11 Do. 7 2 0 8 16 1 ½ 12 Do. 7 2 0 14 9 2 13 Do. 6 16 8 37 14 0 ½ 92 18 8 159 7 4 Thomas Slades Disbursments Weekly Pay Relief & C. £ S D £ S D 1st Months 7 13 4 5 5 0 ½ 2 Do. 7 13 4 19 11 10 3 Do. 7 13 4 12 3 5 4 Do. 7 13 4 22 10 3 5 Do. 7 11 10 17 2 5 6 Do. 7 7 4 8 11 10 7 Do. 7 7 4 6 0 1 8 Do. 7 7 4 31 16 1 9 Do. 7 7 4 10 16 10 10 Do. 7 7 4 8 13 8 11 Do. 7 7 4 29 14 3 12 Do. 7 7 4 12 18 6 13 Do. 7 7 4 42 14 6 ½ Thos Slades Disbursments 97 4 10 £217 18 9 John Tregennas Disbursments 92 18 8 159 7 4 190 2 6 377 6 1 190 2 6 Total Disbursments £567 8 7

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Vestry held this 23rd day of January 1825 Granted John Potter 14s in Relief Eliz: Yeo 2s in Do. John Payn new Shoes Tamson Dan to have 1s:6d pr week with her Base Child Jas: Libbey House Rent £1:2s:0d John Skinnard new Shoes Ann Reynolds 1s in Relief Robt: Clements wife 5s in Do. Christian Reynolds 1s in Do. Joan Bridgman Relief by Overseers Ann Jago 2s in Relief Jane Michell 1s in Do. Mary Lane 2s in Do. Ann Skinnard 1s in Do. Thos. Stachey 3s in Sickness Mary Turner Senr. 2s in Relief Eliz. Harris Blanket & 2s in Relief James Pearce Relief in Sickness 2s Georg Tamblingson for Lostime 3s Jelyn Coundy 1s in Relief Phillip Hawke Senr. 10s in Relief Eliz. Warne to have £3:10s:od towards paying for a Horse

Vestry held this 20th day of Feb. 1825 Granted Eliz. Yeo new Shoes John Payn new Shart Eliz Harris Shift & 2s on Relief Ann Reynolds 2s in Do. Ann Jago 2s in Do. Georg Turner 1 Shart & 2s Do. Carried over –

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Brought over Ann Skinnard 1s in Relief Mary Turner 1s in Do. Joan Bridgman 2s in Do. Jane Michell 1s in Do. John Skinnard new Blanket Margt. Northcotts Maid 2 Safealls Pitter Stephens Boy new Shoes Wm. Hendy to be paid for Making Richd Cumbs Cloaths 8s

Vestry held this 25th day of March 1825 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 3s:0d Samuel Yeo Do. 2s:6d A greed that John Mouschills House Rent shall be paid by the Overseers home to Ladyday 1825 It is likewise A greed that Wm Chipman Shall have no wages paid by the Pairish from this time forward

Vestry held this 17th day of April 1825 Granted Margrat Northcott maid Shoes mended John Deebles Boy Coat & wastcoat Do. maid Shoes Samuel Yeo in Relief 4s John Potter do. 3s Wm Soadys maid Shoes Petter Mitchell A Blanket Eliz. Harris in Relief 2s Christian Reynolds Do. 2s Joan Bridgman in Sickness 2s:6d Mary Turner in Relief 1s:6d Ann Jago Do. 1s Mary Potter Do. 5s Jelyn Cundy Do. 1s Mary Harris Shoes Continued – (righthand page)

Continued Paid for Jos. (?) Libby House Rent 5s:6d Ann Skinnard for Tending Mary Clements 3s Ann Skinnard Skirt Venters Maids pay to be continued (signed) John Rowe John Roskilly Jon R Werry

Vestry held this 20th day of April 1825 A greed to pay Wm Soadys Rent 15s and take his wife home Thos Collings to have ½ bl Barley It is likewise Agreed that all Labour men that have but 3 Children Shall maintain themselves by their Labour A greed to pay Thos: Clollings House Rent 1s pr week (signed) Jon K Werry W Dingle Thos Northcott

Vestry held this 15th day of May 1825 Granted Susanna May A new pair shoes John Deebles Boy Jos:h new Shart Georg Turner Shart & 2s in Relief Phillip Hawke Senr: 5s in Do. Eliz: Roskelly A new Skirt Johanna Jago Shift Ann Reynolds Do. Jelyn Cundy 2s & Beadstead mended Eliz Harris Shoes & 2s in Relief Joan Bridgman Shift 2s in Do. Christian Reynolds 1s in Do. Mary Turner 2s in Do. Ann Jago 2s in Do. Petter Mitchell 2s in Do. John Tamblingson to have 8s for 2 Children John May to have 8s for 2 Children Thomas Collings to have 4s for 1 Child (signed) John Roskilly John Rowe

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From Ladyday 1825 to Ladyday 1826 Jonathan Hills Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &c £ S D £ S D 1st Month 7 7 4 9 18 4 ½ 2 Do. 6 18 4 5 19 6 3 Do. 8 1 0 3 15 3 ½ 4 Do. 8 0 8 20? 15 10 5 Do. 8 0 8 5 0 3 6 Do. 8 0 8 2 17 6 7 Do. 8 0 8 9 18 5 8 Do. 8 0 8 28 15 11 9 Do. 7 16 8 5 9 5 10 Do. 7 16 8 29 5 3 ½ 11 Do. 7 14 2 8 11 2 12 Do. 7 6 8 7 13 0 13 Do. being 5 weeks 9 3 4 47 0 6 £102 7 6 £193 1 0 ½ Henery Harris Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &c £ S D £ S D 1 Month 6 16 8 6 13 8 2 Do. 6 16 8 9 5 7 3 Do. 6 16 8 4 12 8 4 Do. 6 16 8 5 4 7 5 Do. 6 10 8 5 14 2 6 Do. 6 6 8 4 14 2 7 Do. 6 6 8 5 0 4 8 Do. 6 6 8 7 1 2 ½ 9 Do. 6 2 8 5 12 0 10 Do. 5 18 8 8 16 0 ½ 11 Do. 5 18 8 5 8 4 12 Do. 5 18 8 7 2 8 ½ 13 Do. being 5 weeks 1? 8 4 38 11 0 Henry Harris Disbur. 84 4 4 113 16 5 ½ Jonathan Hills Do. £102 7 6 193 1 0 ½ £186 11 10 £306 17 6 £186 11 10 Total Disbursments £493 9 4

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Vestry held this 12th day of June 1825 Granted Phillp Hawke Senr Relief 10s:0d Samuel Yeo Shoes tapt & Do. 2s:6d Ann Reynolds to have her Shoes mended Ann Jago Shoes mended Jane Michell to 2/6 in Relief Mary Turner to have her Shoes mended Eliz. Jasper to have A new pair Shoes Mary Potter to have 4/- in Relief Christian Reynolds 1/- Do. Jelyn Cundy to have A new pair Shoes Easter Soadys Child A new pair Shoes John Vague a greed to get work for him self and be satisfied with 12/- Joan Bridgman ill Thos: Collings in Relief 3/- Ann Skinnard A new Shift Thos. Pinch in Relief 2/- (signed) Jonn K Werry Wm Northcott Thoms Hooper Charles Fiddick

Vestry held this 10th day of July 1825 Granted Christian Reynolds to have 2/- in Relief Margt. Northcotts Maid A new pair Shoes John Wenmouth Relief in Sickness 10/- Johhanna Jago in Do. 2/- Jos. Deeble A new frockshart Petter Mitchell in Relief 2/- Mary Lane A new pair Shoes John Tamblingson in Relief 8/- Eliz Harris Do. 2/- Joan Bridgman in Sickness 3/- Jelyn Cundy in Relief 1/- Ann Reynolds Do. 1/-

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Vestry held this 7th day od August 1825 Granted Mary Jay A new Shift Eliz. Mouschill to have 2/6 in Relief Eliz: Roskelly to have 1/- pr week for attendance Johanna Jago A new pair Shoes Ann Reynolds (crossed out) Eliz. Harris to have 2s/- in Relief Mary Turner A new Shift Joan Bridgman in Relief 2/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Thos Colling new Shoes (signed) Jonn K Werry Charles Fiddick

Vestry held this 4th day of September Granted Jane Michell A new pair Shoes Joan Bridgman 2/- in Relief Jelyn Cundy A new Shift Georg Turner A new Blanket Christian Reynolds Shoes mended Mary Turner in Relief 2/- Ann Jago in Do. 3/- Eliz. Harris in Do. 2/- (signed) Jonn K Werry Wm Northcott

Names of Persons who have had Richd Cunbs (?) Petter Michell Coat & Briches John Bettinson Hat & Shart Thos: Collings wascoat Stockings & Shoes

Vestry held this 2nd day of October 1825 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 5/- Samuel Yeo A new pair Shoes & 3/- Eliz Harris in Relief 2/- Joan Bridgman A new Blanket Mary Turner in Relief 2/- Jelyn Coundy in Do. 1/- Ann Reynolds under petticoat Thos. Collings for tending Johanna Jago 5/- Johanna Jago in Relief 2/- Paid Charles Pomery 4/3 for Jos. Libby (signed) Jonn K Werry Andw. Tregunna

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Vestry held this 30th day of October 1825 Granted Peter Michell a new Shart Mary Potter in Relief 4/- Samuel Yeo Do. 4/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Joan Bridgman ill Jelyn Cundy in Relief 2/- John Potter A new pair Shoes Ann Jago Do. James Pearn(? Pearce?) Senr Do. Eliz Harris Petticoat Mary Chipman 3/- in sickness Margt Northcotts Maid frock & under petticoat John Collings to have £1:16s:0d for Relief for 1 Months illness Johanna Jago in Relief 2/- Mary Turner new Shoes

Vestry held this 27th day of Novr. 1825 Granted Ann Reynolds in Relief 2/- Mary Jay in Relief 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Jelyn Cundy to have Joan Bridgmans Blanket (signed) John Roskilly John Rosevear

Vestry held this 25 day of December 1825 Granted Margrat Northcott in Relief s?:od John Mays Boy Do. 5s:0d Ann Jago to have Joan Bridgmans Blanket (signed) Andw Tregenna W Dingle

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Vestry held this 22nd day of January 1826 Granted Eliz. Jasper in Relief 2s:6d Eliz. Yeo in Do. 2s:6d Mary Potter Do. 4s:0d Mary Harris new Blanket Eliz. Harris in Relief 2s:0d Mary Turner 2s:0d Jelyn Cundy 2s:0d Christian Reynolds 2s:0d John Mays Boy 5s:0d Margt. Northcott Maid under petticoat Ann Jago in Relief 1s:6d Ann Reynolds to have Joan Bridgmans Shift & Stockings (signed) Thos Slades Wm Hitchens

Vestry held this 19th day of Frebry 1826 Granted Ann Reynolds in Relief 2s Samuel Yeo Do. 4s Mary Potter Do. 4s Petter Mitchell Do. 2s Eliz. Harris Do. 3s Christian Reynolds Do. 2s Mary Turner Do. 2s Jelyn Cundy Do. 2s John Deeble A new Blanket Ann Jago in Relief 2s John Mays Boy 5s (signed) Jonn K Werry Thomas Slade

Vestry held this 19th day of March 1826 Granted Ann Skinnard A new Bedgown Mary Turner 2/- in Relief Christian Reynolds 2/- Jelyn Coundy 2/- Do. Peter Michell 2/- Ann Reynolds 2/- Do. Easter Soady 3/6 Johanna Jago 1/- Do. Eliz. Harris 3/- Thos. Mathews 2/6 Do. Thos. Pinch 3/- Margt. Northcotts Maid Shoes mended John Mays Boy 5/-

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Vestry held this 18th day of April 1826 Granted Ann Jago in Relief 2/- Eliz. Jasper A new Shift Eliz. Yeo A new Petticoat Eliz. Mouschill A new Do. & Shift Thos Pinch Senr in Relief 7/6 Jane Michell Do. 3/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Potter Do. 4/- Ann Reynolds Do. 2/- Eliz. Harris to have 1/6 pr week Jelyn Coundy to have a new Shift James Pearce Reliefs & tendance in Sickness 10/- Johanna Jago Relief 1s/- Mary Northcotts Maid Shift & Safeall

Vestry held this 25th day of May 1826 Granted Thomas Mathews in Relief 5s:0d Mary Potter in Do. 4:0 John Potter to have his Shoes tapt and his wife A new pair Shoes Eliz. Yeo A new pair Shoes Mary Lane A new pair Do. Als Northcotts maid A new pair Shoes Thos. Pinch in Relief 4s Overseers to Fee Susanna May and Alow her what the think proper Henry Bettinson to be Relieved Ann Reynolds A new pair Shoes Peter Michell A new pair Breeches Christian Reynolds in Relief 2s Mary Turner Petticoat & Do. 2s Jelyn Voundy in Relief 2s Eliz Harris A new Shift Easter Soady Relief Johanna Jago under petticoat & Relief 1s John Mays Boy new Cloaths & Shoes

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Vestry held this 20th day of June 1826 Granted Mary Jay A new pair Shoes Thos Pinh in Relief for 1 Month 8/- Mary Potter Do 4/- Thos. Matthews to have 2 Blankets & to have a Donkey provided wich he promise to pay for when he Receive his Penchen it is likewise to have £1:16s:0d advanced to buy fish &c Christian Reynolds in Relief 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Ann Skinnard A new pair Shoes Jelyn Cound in Relief 1/- Peter Michell & wife 2/- Thos Stachey in Relief 5/- To his Boy A new pair trowsers East Soady in Relief 2/- Mary Lane in Do. 2/- John Mays Boy 5/- Henry Bettinson in Sickness £1:7s:0d (signed) Thomas Slade Henry Harris Andrew Tregenna Wm Dingle

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Vestry held this 18 day of July 1826 Granted Henry Bettinson to be Relief Mary Jay A new Shift Thos. Collings A new frock shart Ann Skinnard A new Apran Thos Matthews in Relief £1:0s:0d Mary Chipman in Sickness 10s:0d Christian Reynolds in Relief 2/- Peter Michell new Shoes Do. 2/- Ann Jago A new Petticoat Mary Turner in Relief 2/- Jelyn Cundy in Do. 2/- Ann Reynolds Do. 1/- Eliz Harris A new pair Shoes Wm Soady A new Shovel John Mays Boy 5/- Agreed that John May shall have one pound to put his Boy to Barnstaple with his Uncle Joseph Pearce and if the Boy Should come back a gain John May doth A gree to Alow the Above one pound out of his Salery next Ladyday as Witness my hand (signed) John May Henry Harris Jonathan Hill

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July 18 – 1826 A count of Household goods Provided by the Parish for Wm Soady 1 Tableframe & form 2 Bead Steads 2 bed ties 2 Bolstare 4 Blankets and 1 old rug 3 knifes & forks & 4 spoons 4 bacons Teapot & 4 cups & sacers 1 Champer Bacen 2 Baking dishes 2 pichers an A pair Billows an Grats 1 pair pot Cruks pot Teakittle & frying pan A washing tray 1 clove pan milk cup 2 Canvas Sacks (signed) Willm Hill } John Peake } Overerseer Jonathan Hill constable John May Vestry Clerk August 15th 1826 Granted James Pearce a flannel shirt Granted Mary Potter in relief 4/- Elizth Yeo a new shift Granted Jane Mitchell 2/- Christian renolds 1/- Mary Turner 1/- Thos Collins 4/- Jelyn Cundy 1/- Thos Pinch 5/- Thos Mathews £1:0 John Collins £1:0 Ann (renolds (crossed out) ) Skennard mending shoes 1/9 Thos Hearle (?) in relief 2/6 (signed) Jonathan Hill Jonn K Werry Thomas Northcott Thomas Slade Francis French(?)

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1826 At A Vestry held this 29th day of August for the disposal of unemployed Labouers it is hereby A greed that all Labourers out of employment is to aplay to the Overseers and the will send them on the Highway to work and pay them their wages (signed) Andw Tregenna Thos Northcott Jonathan Hill Wm Dingle Thomas Slade Henry Harris Charles Fiddick Wm Crapp Richard Tregenna Willm Hill John Peake

Vestry held this 12th day of September 1826 Granted Samuel Yeo A new pair Stockings 4s:0d John Mouschell in Relief 7s:6d Thos: Stachey in Sickness 10s:0d Jelyn Coundy in Relief 2s:0d Peter Michell A new Shart & 2s:0d Christian Reynolds in Relief 2s:0d Mary Turner An Old Gowne Samuel Tamblingson A new Short Ann Skinnard A new Shift Johanna Jago in Relief 2s:0d (signed) Jonn K Werry Jonathan Hill Thos. Northcott Andw Tregenna

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Vestry held this 10th day of October Granted Jelyn Cundy in Relief 2/- John Bettinson new Trowsers & Hat Ann Jago in Relief 3/- Mary Turner new Shoes Christian Reynolds in Relief 2/- Ann Skinnard A new Skirt Peter Michell & wife in Relief 4/- Ann Reynolds in Relief 4/- Grace Mouschell Do. 6/- John Skinnard A new Blanket (signed) Jonathan Hill Charles Fiddick John Rowe Andw Tregenna

Vestry held this 8th day Nov 1826 Granted Mary Jay A new under Petticoat Jane Michell in Relief 4/- Ann Skinnard under petticoat Eliz Harris in Relief 2/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Ann Jago Do. 2/- Johnanna Jago Do. 2/- Henry Willcock in Sickness 16/- It is likewise A greed that all Labourers out of employment are to apl-? to the Overseers and the are to send them round by the Rate & pay the Overseers to there Wages (signed) Jonathan Hill J K Werry John Rowe Henry Harris Joseph Deeble

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Vestry held this 5th day December 1826 Granted Ann Jago in Relief 4/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Ann Reynolds A new Shift & 2/- Petter & Jane Michell in Relief 4/- Jelyn Cundy A new blanket Mary Harris in Relief 2/- Ann Skinnard A new Bead gowne Darah Turner 4s to buy a new Gowne Mary Turner Junr A new pair Shoes Eliz Harris under petticoat Wm Pinch in Relief 10s:6d Eliz Roskelly A new Blanket Samuel Tamblinson A new Shart Jos. Libby to have 10/- to pay Rent (signed) John Clogg John Rowe Thomas Slade Andw Tregenna Wm Dingle William Harris

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Vestry this 19th day of Dec 1826 for the disposiel of unemployed Labourers, it is hereby A greed that Thos. Collings is to work with Mr Algers 2 days of A week an Mr Fiddick 2 Do. Do. an Mr Hitchens 1 Do. Do. Mr Crapp 1 Do. Do. Robt Clements to work with with Mr Roskellys for 1 month John Barrett is to work with Mr Broad Pitt for 4 (months (crossed out)) days of week John Vague is to work with Mr Leach 1 day of a week Mr Northcott 2 Do. Mr Wm Hill 1 Do. Mr French 1 Do. Mr Rosvears 1 Do. Thos. Collings is to have 1/2 pr day Robt. Clements to have 1/4 Do. John Vague Do. 1/2 Do. John Barrett Do. 1/2 Do. We the undersigned Agree to this for 1 month from the date hereof (signed) John Roskilly Thos Northcott James Alger Jonathan Hill Willm. Hill Charles Fiddick John Rosevear Francis French Joseph Leach Wm Crapp Wm Hitchens John Peake Thos Broad

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Vestry held this 2nd day of Janr. 1827 Granted Christian Reynolds new Shoes Peter Michell 2/- & A new Blanket Samuel Tamblinson A new pair trowsers Mary Turner under petticoat Mary Potter in Relief 4/- Ann Reynolds under petticoat Susanna May A new Blanket Eliz. Jasper A new pair Shoes (signed) Jonathan Hill Present Jonn. K Werry

Vestry held this 30th day January 1837 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 6/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Peter & Jane Michell Do. 4/- Susanna May A new Blanket & Shift Do. for attendance in Sickness 10/- John Jones A new Blankit Ann Reynolds in Relief 2/- Jelyn Coundy Do. 1/- Samuel Pinch in Sickness £1:0s:0d Ann Jago in Relief 4/- Eliz. Harris Do. 2/- Johanna Jago Do. 2/- John Turner A new Blanket (signed) Thos Northcott Charles Fiddick

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Vestry held this 27 day of Feby 1827 Granted Catherine Michell in Relief £1:5s:0d John Mutton Relief for want of Employment £1:0s:0d Ann Jago In Relief 4s Mary Potter Do. 4s Susanna May Do. 2s:6d Do. for Attendance in Illness 5s Eliz Yeo new Stockings & Relief 2s Christian Reynolds in Relief 2s Mary Turner Do. 2s Eliz Harris Do. 2s John Collings A new Blanket Peter Michell in Relief 4s Ann Skinnard Do. 5s John Skinnard Do. 4s Ann Reynolds Do. 2s:6d Jelyn Cunday Do. 2s John Jones in Illness 10s Thos. Stachey A new Blanket Jos. Deeble new Frockshart & trowsers Johanna Jago in Relief 2s

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From Ladyday 1826 to Ladyday 1827

William Hills Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &c £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursmts 7 0 8 12 0 2 ½ 2nd Do. 6 12 8 2 13 11 3rd Do. 7 1 0 8 10 5 4th Do. 6 18 0 20 4 2 ½ 5th Do. 6 18 0 11 4 10 6th Do. 7 3 0 27 1 0 7th Do. 12 2 0 23 6 11 ½ 8th Do. 7 4 0 11 12 4 ½ 9th Do. 7 4 0 9 3 9 10th Do. 7 4 0 10 8 10 11th Do. 7 4 0 7 16 6 12th Do. 7 4 0 11 2 0 13th Do. 10 5 0 67 12 2 ½ £100 0 4 £222 17 2 ½

John Peakes Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &c £ S D £ S D 1st Month 6 14 8 6 15 7 2nd Do. 7 0 8 6 1 0 3rd Do. 7 0 8 8 15 4 4th Do. 7 0 8 9 5 6 5th Do. 7 0 8 7 8 8 6th Do. 7 0 8 6 10 10 8th Do. 7 0 8 29 6 11 9th Do. 7 0 8 11 14 2 10th Do. 6 16 8 9 2 0 11th Do. 6 16 8 28 17 6 ½ 12th Do. 6 6 8 17 0 1 13th Do. 6 6 8 32 4 3 John Peakes Disbm. £89 6 8 178 3 9 ½ William Hills Do. 100 0 4 222 17 2 ½ 189 7 0 401 1 0 189 7 0 Total Disbursments £590 8 0

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Vestry held this 24th day of April 1827 Granted Eliz. Mouschell A new Shift & 1/- in Relief Samuel Yeo & wife in Relief 4/- Mary Potter in Do. 4/- John Potter in Sickness 10/- Susanna May in Do. 3/- Do. for Attendance in Do. 5/- Peter & Jane Michell Relief 2/- Jas. Pearce ½ yd hollanduck Ann Skinnard in Relief 2/- Ann Jago in Do. 2/- Christiana Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Julyn Cundy Do. 2/- Ann Reynolds Do. 2/- Johanna Jago Do. 1/- (signed) Jonathan Hill John Roskilly Wm Dingle

Vestry held this 22nd day of May 1827 Granted Samuel Yeo in Relief 2/- & Shart John Skinnard new Shoes & 2/- in Relief Mary Potter in Relief 4/- Jane Michell new Shoes & Relief 4/- John Potter & wife in Sickness 10/- Christian Reynolds in Relief 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Ann Reynolds new Shoes Samuel Tamblinson A new Hat Jelyn Coundy in Relief 2s Ann Jago in Do. 2/6 John Deeble A Coat Eliz. Harris in Relief 2/- Thos Stacheys Boy A new Blanket (signed) John Rowe Jonathan Hill Henry Haris

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Vestry held this 19th day of June 1827 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 4s:0d Samuel Yeo & wife Apron & 4s:0d John Potter in Relief 12s:0d Ann Jago in Do. 2s:0d Christian Reynolds Do. 1s:0d Jelyn Counday Do. 1s:0d Ann Reynolds A new Petticoat Jas. Pearce Senr. In Relief 2s:0d Henry Hawken to be Relived Petter & Jane Michell Do. (signed) John Rowe Jonathan Hill

Vestry held this 17th day of July 1827 Granted Samuel Yeo in Relief 4/- Mary Jay A new Shift Thos Harle in Sickness 10/- Jas: Pearce A flaniel Shart Ann Skinnard in Relief 2/- Jelyn Coundy A new Petticoat Ann Jago in Relief 1/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Turner Do. 2/- Ann Reynolds Do. 2/- (signed) John Rowe Henry Harris Thomas Slade

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Vestry held this 11th day of Sept 1827 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 4s Samuel Yeo new Shoes & 3s John Skinnard in Relief 2s:6d Ann Skinnard Do. 1s Mary Lane new Shoes Jas. Pearce Senr new Stockings & woscut Christian Reynolds Relief 2s Mary Turner Do. 2s Jelyn Coundy Do. 2s Eliz Harris A new pair Shoes Ann Jago Do. Mary Harris Do. Thos Stacheys Boy to have Clooths Docter Stephens to be paid two pounds in part of his bill for John Collings Legs

Vestry held this 21 day of Oct. 1827 For the disposial of unemployed Labourers – A greed that Philip Hambly shall work with Mr Dingle & Mr Broad junr. At 9d pr day John Barrett to work with Mr Turner 2 day a week Mr Fiddick 2 day & Mr Dingle 2 day a week till Vestry next

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Vestry held this 6th day of Novr. 1827 Granted Samul. Yeos wife new Shoes & in Relief 2/- Mary Potter new Shoes & in Relief 4/- John Skinnard A new Shart & Do. 4/- Christian Reynold in Relief 1/6 Mary Turner in Relief 1/6 Jelyn Coundy in Do. 1/6 Ann Jago in Do. 2/6 Ann Pinch in Do. 2/6 Eliz Harris in Do. 1/6 Agreed to pay Mr Chipman 1s:6d from this Vestry (signed) John Rowe Jonathan Hill

Vestry held this 4th day of Decr. 1827 Granted John Skinnard A new Shart & in Relief 4/- Sialos Michells widow in Relief 10/- Mary Potter Do. 4/- Sam Yeo & wife Do. 4/- John Mutton for want of work 10/- Sarah Turner in Relief 2/- Christian Reynolds Do. 2/- Mary Turney Do. 2/- Ann Skinnard A new pair Shoes Eliz Harris A new Shift Jelyn Coundy in Relief 2/- Thos. Stachey A new Blanket (signed) John Rowe John Roskilly John Roskilly John Roskilly

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Vestry held this 1st day of Janr. 1828 Granted James Pearce A new Shart Ann Skinnard new Aporn Mary Turner new Blanket A new oven in the Alms House Jelyn Coundy to be Relived

Vestry held this 29th day of Janr. 1828 Granted John Skinnard in Relief 8s Samuel Yeo in Do. 4s Jas. Pearce Senr. A new Hat Ann Jago in Relief 2s Christian Reynolds Do. 2s Mary Turner Do. 2s Ann Skinnard new Stockings Mary Potter in Relief 4s

Vestry held this 27th day of Febr. 1828 Granted Eliz. Yeo under Petticoat & in Relief 2/- Mary Potter in Relief 4/- Mary Harris in Relief 2/- Jos. Deeble frockshart & Trowsers Samul. Tamblingson A new Shart Johannna Jago A new Blanket Mary Chipman Do. Petter Michell Do. Mary Turner in Relief 1s:6d Christian Reynolds Do. 1s:6d Ann Skinnard Do. 1s Mohn Mutton Do. 10s Jelyn Voundy Do. 3s Eliz Harris Do. 1s:6d

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From Ladyday 1827 to Ladyday 1828 James Algar Senr. Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &C £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursmts 7 14 0 15 5 2 2nd Do. 7 14 0 8 8 9 3rd Do. 7 8 0 15 1 2 ½ 4th Do. 7 0 6 29 6 8 5th Do. 6 18 0 4 18 5 6th Do. 6 18 0 2 0 3 ½ 7th Do. 6 18 0 10 15 7 8th Do. 6 18 0 3 5 2 ½ 9th Do. 6 18 0 6 13 1 10th Do. 6 18 0 30 15 3 11th Do. 6 18 0 7 13 0 12th Do. 6 18 0 6 18 10 13th Do. 6 13 0 29 0 1 ½ £91 13 6 £170 1 7 Andrew Tregennas Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &C £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disburs. 6 6 8 12 1 4 2nd Do. 6 6 8 8 18 0 3rd Do. 6 6 8 15 11 4 4th Do. 5 19 2 12 19 3 5th Do. 5 10 8 15 8 6 ½ 6th Do. 5 16 8 6 15 8 7th Do. 5 16 8 18 12 9 8th Do. 5 12 8 34 17 4 9th Do. 5 12 8 11 13 10 10th Do. 5 12 8 11 3 9 11th Do. 5 18 8 13 1 7 ½ 12th Do. 5 18 8 15 12 8 13th Do. 5 18 8 39 19 9 ½ Andrew Tregennas Dis 77 5 2 216 15 10 ½ James Algars Disbursmts 91 13 6 170 1 7 168 18 8 £386 17 5 ½ 168 18 8 Total Disbursmts. For the year 555 16 1 ½

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1827 Inventory of Household Furniture Bought by Jas. Algar Overseer in Behalf of the Parish S D For Jos. Libby Labourer 1 Table & form 7 0 Washing tray 4 0 Stool 1 0 Iron pot 3 0 Teakittle 2 8 Baker 2 5 £1 0 1

Iron Pot Iron Pot Washing Tray & Stool Baker Table & ?--?

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Vestry held this 15th day of September 1828 for the Espress purpos of taking in to consideration the Poors Rate being appeald against by Thos. Slade

Vestry held this 30th day of Sept. 1828 for the purpos of Employing unemployed Labourers Agreed that Robert Clements shallwork with Mr Broad Mr Hocking and Mr Wm Dingle for one Month. Jos. Libby to work with Francis French and Mr Henry Lamb for one month. Jos. Libby wants to have £1:5s to pay 1 years House Rent an offers to alow 1 Shilling pr. Week to the Overseers George Collings to work with Mr Jonn. Hill Jos. Libbys House Rent not to be Alowd Thos Collings Do. Do. Thos. Collings to work with Mr H Stephens (signed) John Roskilly Jonathan Hill John Tregenna

1828 At a vestry holden in the vestry-room, pursuant to Notice, this 8th day of Oct, it has been agreed by a majority (of tree-crossed out) that Mr Thos Slade Innkeeper, shall be allowed the sum of Five pounds only, towards the Expences already incurred towards making an appeal In the Sessions

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Also it has been unanimously agreed that the Parish shall be new-rated by two respectable Farmers being Tenants under the Revd Mr Harry Trelawny and also by two respectable Farmers being Tenants under either Mr Buller of Downes or Genl Buller and assisted by Mr Robt Coad of Liskeard as Land surveyor Also it has been unanimously agreed that Mr. Jno Roskilly Senr and Mr Andrew Tregenna being Sir Harry Trelawny’s Tenants and Mr Wm Hitchens & Mr James Algar Senr being Tenants of Genl. Buller assisted by the advice of Mr Jonn K Werry as Tenant of J.W. Buller Esqr and by Mr Robt. Coad of Liskeard as Land Surveyor shall proceed as soon as possible to carry the last Resolution or Agreement into effect and new-rate the parish accordingly Signed John Milton J K Werry } John Clogg } Churchwardens John Rowe } Wm Harris } Overseers Wm Northcott William Hitchens

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At a Vestry holden this 4th day of Novr. 1828 – Agreed that Eliz Mouschell Shall have 5s in Relief John Skinnard a new Shart & Stockings Do. in relief 1/- Eliz Yeo A new pair Shoes Susanna May in Relief 2/- Peter Michell A new Hat & Coat Ann Skinnard in Relief 1/- Mary Pinch to Relived Mary Chipman Do. 2/- John Turner to have 9s pr week wile ill Jas. Pearce Senr. A new shart & in Relief 1/- Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/6 Mary Turner do. 1/6 Eliz Harris A new pair Shoes John Deeble in illness 7/- Henry Bettinson do. 10/- It is a greed that John Michell is to have 18/- if he will have his Child Bound apprentice next Month it is likewise a greed that Wm Chipman Shall have 6d pr week added to his pay from the above date (signed) John Roskilly Jonathan Hill John Rosevear

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Vestry Holden this 30th day of December 1828 Agreed that Ann Skinner Shall have 1s in Relief Mary Turner (under petticoat – crossed out) Gownd Ann Skinnard under petticoat Mary Chipman to pay for wood 1/- John Jago in Sickness Samuel Tamblingson Trowsers

Vestry Holden this 27th day of January 1829 John Skinnard in Relief 3/- John Skinnard in Relief 3/- Ann Skinnard Do. -/6 Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Mary Lean Do. 1/6 John Mouschell Do. 2/6 Thos Martyn Do. 2/6 Eliz: Harris Do. 2/- Do. Shift Corn: Moon in Relief 5/-

Vestry Holden this 24 day of Febry 1829 Susanna May in Relief 2s:6d Do. A new Shift & Blanket Christian Reynolds in Relief 1s:0d Mary Turner in Do. 1s:0d Mary Lean in Do. 1s:0d Ann Skinnard in Do. 1s:6d Mary Chipman A new Gowne Eliz Harris in Relief 1s:0d Joan Broad & Children in Relief 10s:0d Mary Jay A new Blanket John Skinnard in Relief 2s:0d

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From Ladyday 1828 to Ladyday 1829

John Rowes Disbursments Weekly Pay Reliefs &C £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbrs. 6 4 8 12 2 11 2nd Do. 6 4 8 7 14 3 3 Do. 6 4 8 33 15 10 4th Do. 6 4 8 11 17 6 ½ 5th Do. 6 4 8 9 18 9 6th Do. 6 4 8 8 9 6 7th Do. 6 4 8 13 5 4 8th Do. 6 2 0 8 18 1 9th Do. 6 2 0 13 2 10 10th Do. 6 2 0 33 6 5 11th Do. 6 2 0 16 0 0 ½ 12th Do. 5 16 0 17 0 6 ½ 13th Do. 5 10 0 70 13 9 ½ £79 6 8 £256 5 10

William Harris’s Disbmts. £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursments 6 8 0 6 1 5 2nd Do. 5 18 0 2 1 7 3rd Do. 5 18 0 2 7 9 4th Do. 5 18 0 2 6 0 5th Do. 5 18 0 2 2 0 6th Do. 5 18 0 4 18 9 7th Do. 6 2 0 28 5 2 8th Do. 6 2 0 5 16 5 9th Do. 5 12 0 6 9 7 ½ 10th Do. 5 12 0 6 15 5 11th Do. 5 12 0 8 5 7 12th Do. 5 12 0 9 12 2 13th Do. 5 12 0 37 12 3 Wm Harris Disburmts. 79 2 0 122 14 1 ½ John Rowes Do. 79 6 8 256 5 10 £155 8 8 373 19 11 ½ 155 8 8 Total Disbursments for the year £534 8 7 ½

(lefthand page) At a Vestry holden this seventh day of April 1829, pursuant to notice, it has been unanimously agreed that Mr Robt Coad of Liskeard Land Surveyor and Mr Coleridge of Exeter Land surveyor be employed to survey and value the Parish of Pelynt with a view to the making of an equal Rate for the Relief of the Poor of the sd. Parish and in case of any dispute arising between the above two Surveyors that they be at Liberty to call in Mr Wm Searle of Lanreath as an Umpire whose opinion respecting any question in dispute between the said two Surveyors that be binding and conclusive It is also resolved that the two said Surveyors Mr Coad & Mr Coleridge shall be paid the sum of Thirty pounds each for making the Said Survey & Rate; and in case of the Refusal of either of the two last mentioned Surveyors (continues on righthand page) to make the sd. Valuation for the Sum of Thirty Pounds then the sd. Mr Wm Searle shall be employed and is hereby appointed to act as a Surveyor conjointly with the consenting Surveyor and in that case the said Mr Searle and such consenting Surveyor an hereby authorise to appoint a third person to settle any dispute that may arise between them touching(?) the sd. Survey and valuation – It is also hereby agreed that an Advertisement be inserted In the two provincial Newspapers for the purpose of receiving Tenders for measuring all the Fields Woods & Closes orchards & Gardens at pr here(?) with a rough plan of each Enclosure and the measurements & plan to be given in on oath if required at a vestry to be holden on the tenth of June next at the Vestry room (signed) John Clogg } Jonn K Werry } Churchwardens John Rowe } William Harris } Overseers Jonathan Hill

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Vestry held this 10th day of May 1829 Granted Susanna May in Relief 2/6 Do. 2 night caps & pillow slip Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner in Do. 1/- Eliz Harris in Do. 1/- It is likewise Agreed that Jos. Leach and John Tregenna junr Shall be Collectors of Taxes for the ensuing year (signed) Jonn K Werry Wm Dingle Wm Harris

Vestry held this 16th day of June 1829 Granted John Skinnard & wife in Relief 2/- Ann Skinnard in Do. 1/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Mary Jay A new pair Shoes Peter Mitchell Do. Eliz. Harris in Relief 1/-

Vestry holden this 14th day of July 1829 Granted Jas Dann in Relief with a bad Arm £1 Mary Jay in Relief 5/- Ann Skinnard Do. 1/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/-

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From Ladyday 1829 to Ladyday 1830 John Rowe’s Disburments Weekly Pay Relief &C £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursmts 5 10 0 13 0 10 2nd Do. 5 10 0 19 6 8 ½ 3rd Do. 5 10 0 16 8 10 4th Do. 5 2 6 43 5 2 5th Do. 5 0 0 22 19 0 6th Do. 5 0 0 16 9 6 7th Do. 5 0 0 26 12 8 ½ 8th Do. 5 0 0 21 10 7 9th Do. 5 0 0 40 16 9 10th Do. 5 0 0 36 0 5 11th Do. 5 0 0 27 13 7 12th Do. 5 0 0 22 15 7 ½ 13th Do. 5 0 0 193 5 7 ½ 66 12 6 500 5 4

Wm Harris’s Disbursmts 1 Months Disbursmts 5 18 8 7 5 9 2nd Do. 5 18 8 6 12 6 3rd Do. 5 18 8 8 17 9 4th Do. 5 18 8 6 13 0 5th Do. 5 18 8 7 0 0 6th Do. 5 12 8 8 1 11 7th Do. 5 10 8 8 15 6 8th Do. 5 2 8 7 18 10 9th Do. 5 2 8 7 3 8 10th Do. 5 2 8 7 3 2 11th Do. 5 2 8 7 5 6 12th Do. 5 2 8 6 11 10 13th Do. 5 2 8 18 11 7 Wm Harris’s Disbrsmts71 12 8 198 1 0 John Rowes Do. 66 12 6 500 5 4 £138 5 2 608 6 4 138 5 2 Total Disbursments for the year £746 11 6

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Vestry holden this 8th day of September 1829 Granted Mary Jay ill to be Relived Jos. Deeble out of work Do. John Turner to have 4 ½d pr week with Mary Turner Henry Willcock to have only 10d pr day John Tamblinson to have 10/- in Relief Thos. Pinch Junr 5/- in Sickness Ann Skinnard 1/- Christian Reynolds 1/- Mary Turner 1/- John Badcock ill to be Relived A Greed that Sobey Shall have the Donkey token from Thos Mathews after wich he promised to maintain him self & Family (signed) Jonathan Hill Thos Northcott Henry Harris

Vestry hed this 7th day of October 1829 Agreed that the Overseers Shall Pay 2/- for Thos. Matthews Poor Rate It is likewise A greed that Petter Stephens Shall hav nothing from the Overseers all wile he keeps his Children home Likewise Thos. Stachey Shall have nothing from the Overseers until he puts out his Children It is likewise A greed that when ever John Deeble Applys to the Overseers for work that he shall be sent to Mr Henery Harris and he by his own agreement will Employ him Mary Turner in Relief 2/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- John Badcock in Sickness 8/-

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1829 At a Vestry held thus 3rd Day of November in the Vestry Room Granted Jonn: Hill & Thos: Slade Agree to Employ Thos: Collings for one Month at 9d pr day Hanna Hearle in Relief 5/- Ann Skinnard in Do. 1/- Grace Mouschill in Do. 2/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Mr Thomas Agreed to take Wm Soady to Muchlarnick to work for one Month at 1/- pr day

At a Mitting held at the Vestry Room thus 13th Day of November Concerning a Bill Returnd to the Parrish from Mr Lyne & Likeways a bill from Mr Anstis in wich is aggreed to Pay Mr Lyne by Votes = £15:0s:0d & to Deduct from Mr Anstices Bill £0:17:1 – And likeways that the new Poor Rate Shall Commence at Ladyday 1829 (signed) William Dingle Thos Northcott Andw Tregenna John Clogg

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Vestry holden this 1st day of Decr 1829 Granted Thos Slade a greed to Employ Thos Collings for 1 week at 9d pr day Mr Roskelly Agreed to Employ John Kitt(?) for 1 month if he is out of Employ at 1/- pr day Mr Rosevear Agreed to Employ Thos Collings for 1 week at 9d pr day Mr Thomas Agreed to Employ Georg Collings for 1 month at 1/- pr day Mary Jay to have 6d pr week in Relief Mr Jonn: Hill Agreed to Employ Thos Collings for 2 weeks at 9d pr day John Deeble to have a new pair Shoes Christian Reynolds A new Blanket Mary Turner Do. John Skinnard Do. Ann Skinnard A new under Petticoat Do. in Relief 1/- (signed) Robt Thomas John Rosevear John Roskilly Jonathan Hill

(lefthand page) Vestry held 5th day of Janry 1830 Granted John Skinnard in Relief 2/-6 Ann Skinnard Do. 1/- Do. A new Shift Eliz Harris A new Shift Christian Reynolds Do. Mary Turner a new Skirt A Greed that John Mouschell Shall have 1/- pr day for the time he is ill Petter Mitchell A new Blanket Phillip Hambly in Relief 2/- A Greed that the Overseers Shall pay Mr Thomas £1:5s:0d for House Rent due to him at Christmas 1829 from Robt Clemens & likewise agreed that Robt. Clemence Shall have 2 new Blankets

Vestry held this 2nd day of Febuary 1830 Granted Sarah Turner A new Blanket & 2/- Thos. Pinch Senr. In Relief 4/- Grach Mouschill A new pair Shoes Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Ann Skinnard Do. 1/- Do. A new Skirt Phillip Hambly for Lost time 2/-6 Jane Coals 2 Children A pair Shoes each Thos. Collings in Relief 2/-

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At a vestry held this 25th day of March 1830 It has been agreed that the Parishioners shall pay two Guineas towards Dr Roger’s Bill & 3 Guineas for taking off George Colling’s Finger & that the other Guinea shall be deducted out of George Colling’s Salary as Sexton for the Year Ending Lady day 1831. Also it has been agreed on the above day by Mr Rogers and the Parishioners in vestry assembled that he will attend for the year Ending Lady day 1831 all Paupers applying under the directions of an overseer for the Annual Sum of £5:5:0 For a Fracture – Amputation or a Broken Bone £1:1:0 For each case of Midwifery whether protracted or Otherwise the sum of 10s:6d Vaccination or inoculation pr Head 2s:6d

As Witness my Hand (signed) P. Rogers, Surgeon

Mr Rogers and the Parishioners agree to the same arrangment for his attendance on the poor for the year ending Lady Day 1832 (signed) P. Rogers Do agrees to the same arrangement for the ensuing Year for himself & Partner WWD? Box (signed) P Rogers March 26 1832

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At a Vestry held this 27th day of April 1830 it is a greed that John Burn shall have 5/- in Relief Ann Reed Relief 5/- John Reed in Relief 5/- Elizabeth Yeo A new pair Shoes Do. to have 10/- pr year Paid for House Rent Elizabeth Jasper a new pair Shoes Thos. Stachey junr new Cloaths Jos. Deeble A new pair Shoes & Hat Walter Reynolds in Sickness 9/- Christian Reynolds in Relief 7/- Mary Turner in do. 2/- John Collins in Do. 8/- (signed) Jonathan Hill John Rowe

At a Vestry held this 18th day of May 1830 it is A greed that Mary Turner junr Shall have A new pair Shoes Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner Senr in Do. 1/- Thos. Martyns wife in Sickness 5/- Samuel Tamblinson to have A new Coat & trowsers (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke Jonathan Hill Jonathan Hill Jonathan Hill

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At A Vestry held this 15th day of June it is agreed that Wm Chipman Shall have 3/- pr week from this day Sarah Reed to have 2/- pr week Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- John Reed to have new Cloths John May to have £1 as a Gift It is likewise A Greed that Henry Bettinson Shall have but 2/6 pr week Thos. Pinch Senr. 2/6 pr week John Mouschell 2/6 Do. (signed) Robt Thomas John Rowe Henry Harris T Lapenotiers

Vestry holden the 14th day of July 1830 it is here by Agreed that Thos. Pinch Shall have 3/- pr week Henry Bettinson to have 4/- pr week and John Mouschell to have 2/- pr week and to have a new Pair Shoes for his Boy (wife crossed out) John Turner to have his wages Paid wile he is ill Grace Hearle to have A new pair Shoes Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- Ann Reed under Petticoat Thos. Stachey junr New Stocking & Hat Eliz Harris in Relief 1/- John Triscott to be Relived wile he is ill (signed) John Rowe Jonathan Hill Thos. Northcott

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Vestry held this 10th day of August 1830 Granted Henry Bettisnsons Boy to have new Shoes Thos. Pinch to have a new Shart Samuel Tamlinson a New Shart & Stockings Ann Reed a new Skirt (crossed out) Christian Reynolds in Relief 1/- Mary Turner in Do. 1/- Mary Burner in Do. 1s/- Do. A new Pair Shoes (signed) John Rowe John Roskilly

Vestry held this 7th day of September 1830 It is hereby Aggreed that Grace Hearle shall go home with her Friends according to her wish (signed) John Rowe Jonn K Werry James Algar John Turner

Vestry held this 5th day of October 1830 Granted Christian Reynolds in Relief 6s Mary Turner in Do. 0/6 Mary Burner in Do. 1/- Peter Michell some Beading (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke Jonathan Hill John Rowe John Hocken Wm Dingle

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From Ladyday 1830 to Ladyday 1831 John Clogg’s Disburments Weekly Pay Relief &C. £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursment 7 14 0 32 1 4 2nd Do. 6 6 0 11 2 5 ½ 3rd Do. 6 6 0 16 17 8 4th Do. 6 6 0 29 15 8 ½ 5th Do. 6 6 0 14 9 0 6th Do. 6 6 0 9 2 0 7th Do. 6 6 0 36 17 11 ½ 8th Do. 6 6 0 16 6 7 9th Do. 5 19 0 13 3 0 ½ 11th Do. 6 6 0 23 19 9 12th Do. 6 6 0 20 11 9 ½ 13th Do. 6 6 0 58 1 8 £82 19 0 298 19 1 ¼ John Rosevear’s Disbursments £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursmts 5 0 2 8 7 3 2nd Do. 6 0 8 12 10 2 3rd Do. 6 2 8 20 10 7 4th Do. 5 14 8 13 10 0 5th Do. 5 14 8 15 1 3 ½ 6th Do. 5 14 8 13 8 6 7th Do. 5 14 8 13 18 6 8th Do. 5 14 8 17 12 0 9th Do. 5 14 8 12 8 6 10th Do. 5 14 8 31 19 8 ½ 11th Do. 5 14 8 20 3 3 ½ 12th Do. 5 14 8 15 16 4 ½ 13th Do. 5 14 8 54 9 3 ½ John Rosevears Disbursmt £74 10 2 249 16 5 John Cloogs Disbursmts 82 19 0 298 19 1 ¼ 157 9 2 548 15 6 ¼ 157 9 2 Total Disbursments for the year £706 4 8 ¼

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At a Vestry held this 5th day of October 1830 It is hereby agreed that the Revnd. H T Dyke shall have Mary Cole to take care of as a Parish Apprentice Mr John Rowe to have Nicholas Tamblin Mr James Algar Charles(?) Cole: Elizth Bate Thos Rolling Wm Dingle John Martin Sir Harry Trelawny Ann Collins John Hocking Wm Collins John Roskilly Wm Mathews It is further agreed that if the Apprentices must be lotted and Bound as before done those Children is to be left at the same places and have a Parish Indenture with them as above stated. (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke John Hocken William Dingle Jonathan Hill John Clogg } John Rosevear } Overseers John May Vestry Clerk

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Vestry held this 3rd day of Novr. 1830 Granted John Skinnard A new pair Shoes Ann Skinnard Do. Mary Burner in Relief 1/6 Mary Turner under Petticoat Wm Rean to have 2/6 pr week from this time Walter Reynolds maid to have 4/- (signed) Henry Thomas Dykes John Hocken Andw. Tregenna

Vestry held this 30 day of Novr. 1830 Granted Ann Reed to have A new Skirt John Reed to have 4/- for 1 Month Ann Skinnard in Relief 1/- John Skinnards wife A new pair Shoes Mary Burner in Relief 1/- Thos Martyns wife in Sickness 5/- Saml. Tamblinson A new Shart & Hat Thos. Collings A Smal Bead Stead John Brabin to have 2/6 pr week Mary Turner in Relief 1/- Christian Reynolds Do. 1/- (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke John Rowe John Dingle Jonathan Hill

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At a Vestry held this 5th day of October 1830 It is hereby agreed that the Revnd. H. T. Dyke shall have Mary Cole to take care of as a Parish Apprentice. Mr John Rowe to have Nicholas Tamblin Mr James Algar Charles Cole Elizth Bate Thos Rolling Wm Dingle John Martin Sir Harry Trelawny Ann Collins John Hocking Wm Collins John Roskilly Wm Mathews It is further agreed that if the Apprentices must be lotted and bound as before done those Children is to be left at the same places and have a Parish Indenture with them as above stated. (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke John Hocken William Dingle Jonathan Hill John Clogg } John Rosevear } Overseers John May Vestry Clark

(righthand page) Vestry held this 3rd day of Novr. 1830 Granted John Skinnard A new pair Shoes Ann Skinnard Do. Do. Mary Burner in Relief 1/6 Mary Turner under Petticoat Wm. Rean to have 2/6 pr week from this time Walter Reynolds Maid to have 4/- (signed) Henry Thomas Dykes John Hocken Andw. Tregenna

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Vestry held this 28th day of December 1830 Granted Thos. Stachey to have 1 peak of wheat & half Bl Barley Thos. Pinch Senr. To have 10/- to wards his House Rent Ann Skinnard A new Skirt & 1/- Wm. Chipman in Sickness 6/- Mary Turner in Relief 1/- Cristian Reynolds 1/- Benjemain Crapp with a Bad Hand 6/- Jos. Libby in Sickness in Relief 7/- Mary Burner in Relief 1/- (signed) Henry Thomas Dyke Jonathan Hill William Hill John Rowe Geo. Truscott

Vestry held this 26th day of Janry. 1831 Granted Ann Skinnard A new Gown Sarah Turner A new pair Shoes John Jones A new Blanket Eliz: Yeo Do. Catherine Rowling in Relief 5/- Mary Burner Do. 4/- Eliz Harris under Petticoat Christian Reynolds in relief 1/- Mary Turner Do. 1/- John Deeble a new Blanket Thos. Martyn in Relief 4/- Ann Jago Do. 2/- (signed) Henry Harris Thos. Northcott Jonathan Hill

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Vestry held this 23rd day of Febr. 1831 Granted Catherine Rowling in Relief 6/- Ann Jago new Blank Eliz Mouschell in Sickness 2/6 Henry Hawken in Do. 9/- Thos. Barrett in Do. 6/- Jos. Deeble new Cloths John Michell 6/- (Deeble crossed out) Christian Reynolds a new Crock Jas. Pearce ½ Bl Barley Thos. Pinch Junr. In Sickness 5/- (signed) T H Dykes Jonathan Hill Geo: Truscott Henry Harris Wm Dingle

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Vestry held this 25th day of March 1831 It is hereby A greed by Mr Rogers and the Parrshoners now present that Miss Hearle Shall Receive Four pounds as House Rent Due from John Mouschell – it is likewise A greed that the overseers Shal Pay Mr Reans bill Deliver this day £1:11s:6d (signed) T H Dyke Jonathan Hill John Jago

Vestry held this 5th day of April 1831 Granted Catherine Rowling to have 2/6 pr week Thos. Collins Some Clothing for his Children in considaration the Rent to remain the sam as usual an to have sam Cloths for his Children John Reed to have 10/- for 3 Months (signed) T H Dyke Vicar James Algar John Dingle

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Vestry held this 21st day of April 1831 Granted Rebecca Baks & Family in Relief 5/- Hannah Tamblins Child to have 1/6 pr week Samuel Tamblinson A new Shart Thos. Barretts maid A new Shift Christian Reynolds A new Gowne Mary Turner in Relief 1/- Ann Skinnard new Stockings John Skinnard a new Shart Richd Ginkings to have 2:0:0 towards his House Rent George Bowden Senr. To have Relief (signed) John Dingle Thos. Northcott John May

Vestry this 17th day of May 1831 Granted Eliz Yeo A new pair Shoes Christian Reynolds to have 2/6 pr week A greed to take off 1/- pr week from John Badcocks pay John Collins to have only 7/- pr wk John Mouschell to have only 1/- pr Do. Do. to have A new pair Shoes for his Boy John Brabyn A new Shart George Bowden Senr. To have Relief (signed) John Roskilly Jonathan Hill Thomas Slade John Clogg John Rosevear

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Vestry held this 14th day of June 1831 Granted John Skinnard A new Shart Ann Skinnard A new pair Shoes & 1/- Mary Burner to have 1/6 pr week Wm. Rain A new Shart

Vestry held this 12th day of July 1831 John & Ann Skinnard in Relief 2/- It is hereby A greed that Henry Bettinson Shall have only 3s pr week Also John Tamblinson Shall have only 1/6 pr week from this time George Bowden Senr. To have 3/- pr wk (signed) Jonathan Hill Charles Fiddick Thos Slade Wm Dingle

Vestry held this 30th day of Agust 1831 Granted John Jago in Sickness 2/6 Thos Stachey in Do. 10/- John Tamblinson to have 2/- pr week Mary Lane? (Lam?) to have A new pair Shoes

A vestry having been held this day to draw out a list of apprentices, and it having appeared that some Parishioners object to take their chances(?), because some children were taken as apprentices but without (righthand page) indentures as agreed upon at a former vestry held on the 5th day of October 1830, It is the opinion of this vestry that this arrangement will make no difference at all to the persons who make the objection above stated and that they ought to take their chances in turn with others, as much expense will be saved by the Parish and none of the masters are desirous of having indentures for there Children which they consented to take without indenture and fee – Signed Henry Thomas Dyke August 30 John Dingle Thos Northcott Geo: Truscott Jonathan Hill Wm Dingle Charles Fiddick

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Vestry held this 4th day of Oct 1831 Granted Samuel Tamblingson A suit of Cloaths Jane Hawken Cloaths for her Boy Mary Turner in Relief 6d Christian Reynolds Do. 6d

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A Vestery held this 20th day of Oct 1831 for the purpose of employing unemployed Labourers from this day to the 25th day of March 1832 Michael Cowling 4 days Mr Turner 2 days Mrs Bate

Edward Bowden } Phillip Hambly } Mr Wm Dingle Mr Pearce

Henry Bettenson } John Truscott Thos Vinson } Wm Soady John Hambly } John Rowe & John Clogg

James Hill & James Hill Jnr. } Walter Renolds & Thos Barrett} Jonn. K Werry

Joseph Libby – Thos Slade and son

Henry Hawkin } Wm Mitchell } Thos Bate & Wm. Rowling

John Jago Thos Hooper John Kitt Mr Rosevear & John Jago John Crap 4 day with Mrs E Bate 2 days Henry Lamb

John Tamblin } Thos Martin } Jos Leach Thos Briant Mrs Harding

Geoarge Tamblin Mrs Hill Ad. Tregena 6d Samuel Granville Mathew Daniel John Tamblin Senr. Thos Rowe John Peake Jos Clogg

Rundle Hunking } 6d John Deeble } James Alger Senr. 1s John Hambly Revnd H.T. Dyke at 1s pr day John Jones John Harris Nicholas Lean } Peter Stephens 9d. } John Roskilly 1/- Wm Tamblinson 3 days John Dingle 4 Thos Werry James Lamerton 2 days with Robt Williams 4 days Charles Deeble & James Alger 1/- James Pearce Mr Robt. Williams 8d Henry Willcock { Wm. Crap B May 3 days { Wm. Morshead & Jas Jago 8d Phillip Hawke Henry Stephens 1/- Thos Collins {John Ellery John Philp 2 days { Mr Harris 1 day Mr Northcott 1 day { Merss. Mottons 2 days John Vauge John Hockin Thos Pinch Thos. Northcott Carried Over

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We the under Signed do further agree that the Labourers shall receive their f--? Wadges from the Farmers who Employ--? and that the Overseers shall give the Farmers a List of their wadges and of th-? That have their houserents stoped from their wadges, and that at every monthly vestry the farmer who have any Deman--? on the Overseers shall bring their Account how many days each man have worked during the month, and that no man shall have any excuse or receive wadges on account of sickness without producing a Certificate of Mr Rogers of their Illness so as they are not able to work (signed) H T Dyke Minister John Roskilly } John Hocken } Churchwardens John Dingle } Thos. Northcott } Overseers Henry Harris Robert Williams Wm Dingle Thomas Bryant Benjamin May Thomas Bate Thos Hooper Thomas Hooper Saml. Pearce John Tregenna Joseph Leach Matthew Daniel Jonathan Hill William Crap Eliz? Bate

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Vestry held this 26th day of Oct 1831 Granted John Mouschell in sickness 5/- Wm Barrett in Do. 2/6

Vestry held this 29th day of Nov 1831 Granted John Wenmouth to be Relieved John Mitchell to have 6/- pr week Easter Soday to have Relief if the Overseer think proper John Jago in Relief 2/6 Thomas Pinch in Relief 15s (signed) H T Dyke John Roskilly John Dingle Henry Harris

Vestry held this 27th day of Decr. 1831 Granted I Phillip Roberts do acknoledge to have Recvd. 10 Shillings being five weeks pay for John Reed from the 27 day of December 1831 As witness my hand The mark of X Phillip Roberts George Bowden to have A new Hat Rebecca Bakes to have 3/- in Relief George Tamblingson 5/- Do. 3 Shillings to be deducted out of Sarah Reeds Pay (signed) H T Dyke John Roskilly Thos Slade John Dingle M Daniel Thomas Bryant

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A list of Labourers Ladyday Bowden George x 1- 0 (crossed out) Bowden Charles x 1- 6 Bowden Edward x 1- 6 Barrett John Barrett Thomas Barrett William x 1- 6 Bettinson Henry 1- 0 Bettinson Richard x 1- 0 Broad Henry x 1- 6 Collings John Cowling Michael x 1- 0 (crossed out) Crapp Benjamin x 1- 0 Crapp John x 9 Chipman Jonathan Chipman William Clemence Robert x 1- 6 Collings William x 1- 0 Collings George x 1- 0 Collings Thomas Deeble John (crossed out) Hill James Senr x 1- 0 Hill James junr x 1- 0 Hill William x 9 Hambly John Senr. Hembly John junr. 1- 0 Hambly Richard 1- 0 Hunking John x 1- 0 Hunking Rundle x 1- 0 Hewken Henry x 1- 6 Hawke Phillip Jones John x 1- 6 Kitt John x 1- 0 Lean Nicholas 1- 0 Libby Joseph x 1- 0 Carried up £1 8 0 (righthand page) Continued Lamerton James x 1 0 Moon Cornelius 1 0 Martyn Thomas x 1 0 Mitchell John x 1 0 Mitchell William x 1 0 Mitchell Robert x 1 0 May John x 1 0 (crossed out) Pinch William x 1 0 Pinch Thomas x 1 0 Reynolds Walter x 1 0 Rowlin Henry x 1 0 Stachey Thomas x 1 0 Soady William x 1 0 Tamblinson George (crossed out) Tamblinson John Senr. x 1 0 Tamblinson John junr. x 1 0 Tamblinson William x 1 0 Turner John (crossed out) Vague John Vinsent Thomas x 1 0 Triscott John x 1 0 Stephens Petter Jago John Wenmouth John x 1 0 Willcock Henry Glanvill Samuel Yeo Samuel x 1 6 1 0 6 Brought over 1 8 0 Brought over Total £2 8 6

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Vestry held this 24th day of January 1832 Granted Mary Potter in Relief 5/- John Mutton for wanting of work 5/- Jane Coals maid A new pair Shoes Eliz. Warne in Relief 2/6 Mary Barner A new pair Shoes Elizth: Yeo in Illness 2/- Elizth: Mouschell do. 2/- (signed) John Roskilly John Tregenna Matthew Daniel Joseph Leach John Hocken

Vestry held this 21st day of Feby 1832 Granted Eliz: Yeo in Relief 2/- Hanah Tammblins Child to have 1/8 pr week from this time Sarah Turner A new pair Shoes Mary Lean in Relief 2/- Phillip Hambly for lost time 4/- Eliz Harris A new pair Shoes Robt Clemence A Bl Barley Wm: Soday Do. Jnos: Martyn Do. (signed) HT Dyke Jonathan Hill Matthew Daniel John Dingle

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At a Vestry holden this 15th day of March 1832 pursuant to due notice It has been resolved by the Persons under named that the Sume of Thirty Pounds shall be Paid to Mr John Clinnock in lieu of the whole of his demand on the Parish of Pelynt. Also it has been resolved that the sun of Fifteen pounds ten Shillings shall be paid to Mr John Rowe for Money advanced by him & paid to Mr Silas Pearse for the passage in pact of Francis French and family to Van Diemans Land also that both of the said Sums shall be entered in the Parish Accts of this Year & br collected according to the existing rate of the Parish (signed) HT Dyke ?---? H? Trelawny Curate(?) John Roskilly

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Signatures Continued Thos Slade John Rowe John Jago John Dingle James Alger Senr William Dingle John Rosevear Thos Hooper Henry Harris Thomas Bate Wm Crapp John Philp

Inventory of Mary Jenkings Household Furniture taken by John Dingle and Thos Northcott Overseers of the Poor 1 Tableboard & form - Shelves & drawers 1 Doz of Pleats - ½ Doz Cups & sasers 5 ovel dishes – 2 Teapots – 4 basons – 3 earthen pots 2 Sugar dishes 3 Jugs 1 Lookinglass 1 stone Jar – 2 wood Bowls – 3 Chairs – 1 form 2 Stulls (?) 1 frying pan – 1 Gridirn 1 Solt Box – 2 pots 1 Teakittle – 2 peals – 2 Bead Steeds 2 Bead tics 2 Blankets & 1 Counterpin –

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From Ladyday 1831 to Ladyday 1832 John Dingle’s Disbursements Weekly Pay Relief &c £ S D £ S D 1st Months Disbursments 6 4 8 17 4 3 ¾ 2nd Do. 6 0 8 14 0 2 3rd Do. 5 18 8 17 8 1 4th Do. 10 8 8 28 14 5 5th Do. 10 8 8 12 8 2 6th Do. 9 6 8 7 13 8 7th Do. 9 3 8 11 4 4 8th Do. 9 0 8 8 18 9 9th Do. 9 0 8 28 1 7 10th Do. 9 0 8 14 5 2 11th Do. 8 14 8 10 2 9 12th Do. 8 14 8 11 18 8 13th 5 weeks Do. 10 18 4 61 6 0 ½ £113 1 4 £243 6 1 ¼

Thomas Northcott’s Disbursements 1st Months Disburemts 6 6 0 30 3 11 ¼ 2nd Do. 9 11 0 12 18 4 3rd Do. 11 13 9 19 4 7 4th Do. 10 18 0 18 3 4 ½ 5th Do. 10 8 0 16 7 5 6th Do. 10 8 0 12 15 2 7th Do. 10 8 0 25 12 4 ½ 8th Do. 10 8 0 12 2 0 9th Do. 10 8 0 9 3 0 ½ 10th Do. 10 8 0 8 13 7 ½ 11th Do. 10 8 0 16 4 2 12th Do. 10 8 0 14 7 4 ½ 13th Do. 13 0 10 46 13 11 Thos. Northcotts Disbursements 134 13 7 242 9 3 ¾ John Dingle’s Disbursemts 113 1 4 243 6 1 ¼ 247 14 11 485 15 5 247 14 11 Total Disbursements £733 10 4

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Vestry held this 24th day of April 1832 Granted Micle Cowling in Sickness 5/- John Reed toward his Shoe Bill 5/- Rebecca Bakes to have £5 Pounds towards helping her & Children to Vandemans Land leaving the power with the Overseers to advance upon that sum, not to Exceed 10£ on the whole and to make the best bargain they can Richd. Jenkings wife & 3 Children to have 4/- pr week Thos Martyn in Sickness 10/- Henry Broad in Do. 15/- (signed) John Roskilly John Rosevear John Hocken

Vestry held this 22nd day of May 1832 Granted Mary Turner Junr to have 2/6 pr week Elizth Yeo to have 6d pr week add to her pay Sarah Turner A new Skirt Jos. Deeble yearn for Stockings Michael Cowling in Sickness 5/- (signed) HT Dyke Jonathan Hill Thos. Northcott

Vestry held this 30th day of May 1832 it is Agreed that John Badco--- Shall have only 2/6 pr week John Collings 2/6 pr Do. Peter Stephens not to be Relived untill he puts out his Children John Vague to have 2/6 pr week Henry Bettinson to have 0 Thos: Pinch 3/- pr week John Barrett 2/6 pr Do. Jonn: Chipman 2/6 pr Do. Richd: Sargent 4/- pr Do. Carried over

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Brought over It is likewise A greed that the Overseer Shall go to see Grace Hearle Ann Reed and Jane Broad to inspect into their Curcumstance Signed Thos Slade John Ellery Jonathan Hill Joseph Slade

Vestry held this 19th day of June 1832 Granted John Jago in Relief 3/- Elizabeth Harris a new Shift Wm: Hawkens Pensen £11:18s:6d Recevd of Mr Barrett on Account of Grace Hearles Pay from the 26 day of February to the 26 day of May being 3 months pay at 6/- pr week £3:12s:0d John Harris in Relief for his Family 10/- (signed) Thos Slade Wm Dingle Henry Harris Saml. Pearce Matthew Daniel Thos Northcott

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Vestry held this 17 day of July 1832 Granted Robt Clemence for his wife 3/- in Relief John Michells Family in Illness 5/- Henry Bettinson for 5 weeks wages 18/- Benjamin Crapp in Illness 3/- Thos: Collins in Do. Corn John Barrett in Relief 2/- John Wenmouth in Sickness 6/- John Badcock to have 3/- pr week (signed) HT Dykes Wm Dingle Benjamin May John Tregenna

Vestry held this 11th day of Sept 1832 Granted Richd Jenkings wife in Relief 3/- John Skinnard to have 5/- pr week Chas: Bowden in Relief 10/- John Barrett to have 3/0 pr week Richd Sargent to have 4/- in Relief John Michell in Relief 10/- Thos: Stachey in Relief 10/- Robt Clemence for his wife 10/- Eliz Harris in Relief 1/- (signed) HT Dyke Thos Slade Thos Northcott

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Vistry held this 9th day of October 1832 Granted Richd Jenkins wife in Relief 5/- Jos Deeble to have trowsers & Shart Thos: Collins Boy to Cloths John Mitchell in Relief £1:0s:0d Margaret Barrett to have Cloths

Vestry held this 4 day of Decr. 1832 Granted John Brabyn A new Shart Eliz Yeo a new Blanket Richd Sargent to have 5/- pr week Mary Jenkins in Relief 4/- Charles Bowden to have 9/ pr week Mary Turner to have 1/- in Relief Robt Clemence a new Blanket It is here by A greed that if Richd Michell will not pay 1/- pr week to wards the maintainance of his Bass Child he is to be dealt with according to Law It is likewise Agreed that the Overseers Shall inquir after John Welsh and if he will not Agree to pay towards the maintenance of his Bass Child he is to be dealt with Acording to Law Thos. Martyn in Sickness 7/6 Thos: Stachey in Do. 5/- (signed) Jonathan Hill Thomas Bruyant John Ellery(?) Robt Thomas Thos Northcott John Rosevear John Dingle

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Vestry held this 29th Day of January 1833 Granted Thos Martyn to have 2s pr Week for his Maid for 1 Month on Account of his Wife’s illness Sarah Turner a pare of Shoes William Soby a Blanket Mary Chapman 1 Shilling Charles Bowden to have 20s for the ensuing Month Mary Jinkins 4s in Relief William Sowdey in Relief 10s Mary Turner Do. 1 John Tamblingson 1s pr Week until Lady Day next (signed) Thos Slade Jonathan Hill Calm Dingle Richard Richards

Vestry held the 27th day of Febaury 1833 Granted Mary Turner 1 shilling Michael Cowling 10 Shillings Jane Hawken Blanket Thomas Stacey to have Relief Walter Renolds Junr. 5s in Relief Elizabeth Tregena in relief 10/- Mary Lean Do. 2/- (signed) Jonathan Hill Robert Basely Thos Slade Henry Blake

Vestry held this 25th day of March 1833 Mary Turner 1/ William Tambling 12s Samuel Tambling 1 William Rowe a pair of shoes The Overseers is to apprehend John Welsh and Richd: Mitchell for the Purpose of Maintaining their Base Children or Committ them to Bodmin (signed) Jonn: Hill Thos Slade John Philp Wm Dingle John Rosevear

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From Ladyday 1832 to Ladyday 1833 John Roskellys Disbursements £ S D 1st Months Disbursments 26 19 5 2nd Do. Do. 19 9 8 3rd Do. Do. 17 19 8 4th Do. Do. 30 0 7 5th Do. Do. 21 9 7 ½ 6th Do. Do. 16 4 2 7th Do. Do. 37 13 9 8th Do. Do. 26 4 2 9th Do. Do. 30 0 2 10th Do. Do. 22 13 7 11th Do. Do. 21 8 9 12th Do. Do. 19 19 8 13th Do. Do. 25 9 10 13th Do. Do. £315 3 9 ½

John Hockens Disbursements 1st Months Do. 21 17 1 2nd Do. Do. 27 19 7 ½ 3rd Do. Do. 16 2 6 4th Do. Do. 15 19 5 5th Do. Do. 16 3 10 6th Do. Do. 15 0 0 7th Do. Do. 16 5 10 8th Do. Do. 16 18 0 9th Do. Do. 15 16 2 10th Do. Do. 31 6 10 11th Do. Do. 17 4 10 12th Do. Do. 17 19 2 13th Do. Do. 37 3 10 £280 13 1 ½

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From Lady day 1833 to Lady day 1834 Thomas Slades Disbursements £ S D 1st Month 17 15 6 2nd Do. 26 8 1 3 Do. 16 2 4 4 Do. 34 14 4 5 Do 15 15 5 6 Do. 16 11 1 7 Do. 19 16 9 8 Do. 23 5 3 9 Do. 17 4 1 10 Do. 18 3 10 11 Do. 37 19 10 12 Do. 22 1 3 13 Do. 81 18 5 347 17 2

Robt Williams Disbursements £ S D 2 Month 19 7 6 2 Do. 16 2 2 3 Do. 17 14 8 4 Do. 11 17 8 5 Do. 16 5 8 6 Do. 16 11 4 7 Do. 16 12 10 8 Do. 32 6 2 9 Do. 15 2 8 10 Do. 17 3 4 11 Do. 15 10 10 12 Do. 15 5 11 ½ 13 Do. 57 14 1 278 14 8 1/2 Omitted in last month 2 280 14 8 ½

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Vestry held this 24th April 1833 granted Mary Turner 1s:0d Jane Hawken 2s:6d

Vestry held this 21 Day of May 1833 granted Mary Turner 1s:0d Thos. Martyn in Sickness 6s:0d (signed) Matthew Daniel

Vestry held this 18th Day of June 1833 Granted Thos. Pinch Donky – and to allow 6/ pr Week til paid Mary Burnett Pair of Shoes Charles Bowden is to have £5:0s:0d for the purpose of purchaseing a House (?Horses?) and his relief to be done away with (signed) John Clogg Richard Richards Matthew Daniel Wm Dingle

Vestery held this 16 day of July granted Sarah Coath and three Children to have 6/ pr week Mary Lean to have a pair of Shoes Joe Deeble to have a pair of Shoes and pair of Trowsers Betty Harris to have a Shift (signed) Henry Blake John Roskilly Thomas Bryant

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Vestry held this 13th day of August 1833 Granted For attendance of Ann Reed in sickness 4/- Ricd(?) Bettenson & wife to have 9/- pr week so long as the continue ill Elizth Jasper to have 2/6 to buy a pair of shoes John Braben to have a pair of shoes (signed) Jonathan Hill

Vestry Held the 10th of Septr

Vestry Held this 5th day of Novr (this was crossed out)

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Vestry held this fifth at November Granted Betty Harris 2d to buy wood Jane Hawken – Five Children – in relief 15s Catherine Broad (crossed out) Mary Ann Matthews – some Ledding at the discretion of Mr Willyams, Wersur(?) Catherine Broad relief in Sickness 10s in addition to 5/- received from Mr Slade (signed) HT Dyke John Rosevear

1833 Vestry held 31st of December granted John Jago in relief William Soady pair of Blankits Mary Lean 2 0 John Mouchell 0 4 0 Jane Colling 0 10 0 John Kitt half Bushell of wheet Half Bushell of Barly in Money 0 5 0 (signed) Henry Blake Thos. Northcott Richard Richards

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Vestry holden this 28th day of January 1834 Elizabeth Warne Widow William Rane granted a coat Elizabeth Wilcocks Mary Chipman relief 3s for the month John Kitt relief, having a In Relief 5s crippled hand Elizabeth Harris, under petticoat John Brabyn a shirt Elizabeth Moushell a blanket Catherine Broad, relief having lost five days 5s Jane Hawken relief 5s William Sowby clothing at the discretion of the overseer Grace Moushell nothing granted Joseph Libby work with Mr Hill Tom Collins relief William Tambling work with Mr Hill Elizabeth Pearse 4 children, whilst her husband remains in gaol to have 5s per week. (signed) HT Dyke James Algar Senr. Matthew Daniel John Hocken

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Vestry held the 25th day of Febaury 1834 William Chapman 6/- John Monschill to be left to the overseers Decresion Elizth Harris 2/- Edward Bowden 20/- Sarah Turner Blanket Henry Broad Do. Thomas Collins Junr(?) Do. Sally may for John Mays maid 5/- (signed) Henry Blake Jonathan Hill John Rosevear

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I agree on behalf of my partner P. Rogers and myself with the Parishoners of Pelynt to attend the paupers of the said Parish on the same terms as were approved of in vestry for the year ending 1831 (signed) WH Box Henry Blake Jonathan Hill Robert Williams Thomas Slade

Vestry Held the 25 th day of March 1834 Agreed Mr Wm. Dingle is to be paid towards Henry Bettinson House rent from Ladyday 1833 to Ladyday 1834 one year £2:12:0 Henry Willcock Junr. to have 2/6 pr week James Pearces ½ years rent to be pd. £1:6:0 Grace Mouschill pair Shoes John Badcock pair Shoes Mary Lean relief 5/0 Ed: Bowden relief 1:0:0 Henry Hawken 3:0 (signed) Jonathan Hill John Rosevear Thomas Bryant Thos. Norhtcott Matthew Daniel John Roskilly John Rowe

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Account of rents to be Paid by the Parish for the year Ensuing Geoarge Bowden for Lodgings 9d pr(?) £1:19s:0d Clemence Robert rent pr. Year 2:0s:0d Jasper Elizth: rent 0:12s:0d Mouschill John rent pr year 1:10s:0d Potter Mary Do. 0:10s:0d Potter Sarah to be removed by } midsummer next paying rent } 10s:0d Rain Wm: for Lodgings 9d pr. 1:19s:0d Soby Wm: rent pr. Year 1:5s:0d (signed) Thomas Northcott Richard Richards Jonn: Hill John Hocken March 25th 1834 It is hereby agreed that Thomas Barrett Thomas Collins and Joseph Libby shall pay or cause to be Paid to the Overseers the sum of Twenty one 21s (six Shillings crossed out) pr. Year payable quarterly so long as they or each of them shall so long continue in possession of the Alms house belonging to the Parish of Pelynt (signed) Jonathan Hill James Alger John Hosken John Roskilly Thomas Slade Wm. Crap John Rosevear Thomas Bryant John Philp Henry Blake Wm Dingle Matthew Daniel Richard Richards Robert Williams John Rowe

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Labourers List Ladyday 1834

Bowden Charles 1 pd John Collins 1:3 Bowden Edward 1 pd Stephens Peter 1 pd Barrett William 1 pd Bettenson Henry 1 pd Wenmouth John 1 pd Bettenson Rd: 1:3 pd Collins Thos: } Broad Henry 1:3 pd st? Winnow? } 1:6 pd Crap Bejamin 1 pd Yeo Samuel 1:3 Crap John 1 pd £2:8:6 Clemence Robert 1 pd Collins William 1 pd Hill James 1 pd Hill James 1 pd Hill William 1 pd Harris john 1:3 pd Hambly John 1 pd Hambly John 1 pd Hambly Richd. 1 pd Hunking john 1:3 pd Hunking Rundle 1 pd Hawken Henry 1 pd Jones John 1:3 pd Kitt John 1:3 pd Lean Nicholas 1 pd Lamerton James 1 pd Moon Cornelius 1 pd Martin Thos: 1 pd Mitchell John 1 pd Mitchell Wm: 1 pd Mitchell Robt: 1 pd Pinch Wm: 1 pd Pinch Thos: 1 pd Renolds Walter sen 1 pd Renolds Walter Junr 1 pd Rowling Henry 1 pd Stacy Thomas 1 pd Soady Wm: 1 pd Tamblinson John sen 1 pd Tamblinson John junr 1 pd Tamblinson William 1 pd Vincent Thomas 1 pd Truscott John 1 pd

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From Ladyday 1834 to Ladyday 1835 the Disbursments of John Philp 1st Month £2-? 16 9 2nd Month 19 9 4 3rd Month 18? 17 2 4th Month 38 14 9 5th Do. 19 4 10 6th Do. 16 6 3 7th Months 17 7 4 8th Do. 18 13 10 9th Do. 17 8 ? 10 Do. 14 19 1 11 Do. 39 1 2 12 Do. 17 4 4 34 10 7 £298 10 5 Mitchell pay £1:6:0} 1 11 Rent of Libby 5. } 300 2 5 (signed) Jonathan Hill Jonathan Hill

From Ladyday 1834 to Ladyday 1835 the Disbursments of Robt: Williams 1st month £15 2 0 2nd month 16 12 8 3rd month 16 3 6 4th month 13 19 4 5th do. 14 16 6 6th Do. 13 15 10 7th Do. 36 19 11 8th Do. 12 17 8 9 Do. 13 18 2 10 Do. 13 0 10 11 Do. 14 7 0 12 Do. 17 14 2 12 Do. 40 13 1 £240 1 0

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Vestry Held the 22nd day of April 1834 Sally May to £1:0:0 to repair her Cart Thomas Stacey to be left to the Overseer John Deeble to have but 2/6 pr week Jane Cole to be relieved Thomas Martin in relief 5/- Elizth Harris in relief 1/- Samuel Yeo in relief for his wife £1:0:0 John Collins to have 7s pr week and one shilling pr week to be paid for his rent (signed) Jonathan Hill Thomas Slade Thos. Northcott Matthew Daniel

Vestry held the 20th day of May 1834 Joseph Deeble a Hat Geoarge Bowden pair stockings John Reed to have necessary Cloths Shir- and frockshirt Thomas Collins to have but 2/6 pr week Joseph Libby 1/- pr week (signed) HT Dyke Henry Blake Matthew Daniel Thomas Slade Thomas Bryant John Rosevear Jonathan Hill

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Vestry held the 17th day of June 1834 Ann Sargent for funeral Expences of her Husband £1:11 Henry Hawken Blanket and 2 Shillings by order of Vestry Polly Lean to be relieved 3-0 Mary Turner Peticoat Elizabeth Harris is relieved 1-0 Robert Clements for Six days lost time 6-0 (signed) R Richards H Blake John Roskilly Wm Dingle John Dingle

Vestry Held the 15th day of July 1834 Thomas Collins maid to be Bound apprentice John Yeo son of Samuel Yeo to have 1/6 pr week until he recovers his Bad Hand Henry Broad lost 7 days work through illness 9/0 Joseph Libby to have no wadges from the rate (signed) Henry Blake R Richards M Daniel Jonn: Hill Thomas Slade

Vestry held this 9th day of Sept 1834 Jno Deeble for relief with his arm 5/- for 1 Month Thos Pinch relief (crossed out) Mary Lean to have a pair Shoes Mary Bennett to have pay as usual Thos Collings to have 2/6 pr Week as usual Jno Mouchall to have 5s for the ensuing week No Overseer to relieve Thos Matthew before he first assigns off his Pension to the parish (signed) Henry Blake Mattw Daniel Thos Slade Thos Northcott Jonathan Hill

(righthand page)Vestry held the 6th day of October 1834 John Deeble Relief 5/- Granted Joseph Libby Lost time 9 days 9s/- Peter Stephens work Mary Burnett pair shoes Granted John Reed Elizabeth Harris pair shoes Granted Thomas Collins lost time Phillip Hawke ½ years rent to be paid John Collins omission on account of rent the sum of £1:4:0 to be paid (signed) Jonathan Hill Henry Blake Thomas Northcott Wm Dingle Thomas Bryant

Vestry held the 3 Day of November 1834 John Deeble Relief (crossed out) John Mouschell 2s Granted Thos. Collings want Work To look for it Thos Martin wanteth to have is rent Paid Granted – Five Shillings Joseph Libby Relief to the Discretion of the Overseers and some bedding as he considers absolutely necessary (signed) HT Dyke John Roskilly Henry Blake John Rosevear

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Vestry held this first of December 1834 John Deeble wants help for one month more Granted 3s relief Do not for Joe Deeble – left to the overseers Philip Hawke wants work – John Blake Relief for past month – 4s Sally Lean wants relief 1s 5d Mary Chipman – (complain crossed out) Request addition to 1s pr (month crossed out) week as forsid(?) John Mouschill relief – Corn? as the Overseer? Thinks fit Thomas Pinch Do. (crossed out) Henry Hawken’s wife been out of work a fortnight – In relief 10s in w----? John Wenmoth was to work John (crossed out) John Collins 2 children to bind Betty Harris bed cord Granted Thomas Collins pair of shoes - Corn if wanted (signed) HT Dyke John Roskilly Henry Blake John Roskilly

Vestry held this 29th Dec 1834 Granted Grace Mouchall to have 1 Peck Wheat & 6d Mary Chapman to have 2s in relief John Deeble 4s in relief Robt Clemens to have a Blanket (signed) Henry Blake Thomas Slade Matthew Daniel Wm

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Vestry this 25 Day of January 1835 Granted John Deeble to have 4/s for the month ensuing Mary Chapman Pair Shoes relief 2s Mary Lean 2/6 Jno Jones in sickness 15s Thos Martyns Wife in sickness 5s Jno Mitchell in relief 5s Grace Moushall in relief 6d (signed) Thomas Slade John Rosevear Thos Northcott Wm Dingle Thos Hooper

Vestry this 23d day of February 1835 Granted Mary Chapman to have 2s For the Mon--? John Deeble 3s For the Months Do. his son some years for stockings Mary Lean Left to the Overseer Thomas Martain to have 7s (signed) Thos Northcott Henry Stephens Henry Blake – Mark

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Vestry holden this 25th of March 1835 It was resolved that the sum of five pounds be given towards binding Charles Stephens a deaf and dumb Boy of this parish as apprentice S D William Chapman to have 5 0 Henry Bettinson to have 10 0 George Bowden in want of Bedding? Mary Lean in want of Relief 2 6 Robert Clements in want of Relief 10 0 Ann Jago wants an Under Petticoat Joseph Libby wants Relief Thomas Pinch Pay to be cut (righthand page)

Vestry holden this 21st day of April 1835 Rd. Sargeant’s widow application refused George Bowden 6d pr day from Master To have 2/- pr week in 6d in addition ?---? H Hawken’s wife – work – Relief 5s Thomas Pinch wants increase of pay not allowed (signed) HT Dyke John Roskilly Matthew Daniel

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From Lady Day 1835 the Disbursements of Mr Blake £ S D 1st month 21 7 4 ½ 2 month 14 19 1 3 month 15 15 2 4 month 31 2 10 5 month 19 10 3 ½ 7 month 17 5 2 8 month 20 0 1 9 month 15 5 1 10 month 14 15 6 11 month 31 12 5 12 month 15 3 10 13 Do. 29 11 3 261 18 5

From Lady Day 1835 the Disbursements of Mr Richards £ S D 1st month 20 16 9 2 month 14 18 0 3 month 16 2 4 4 month 16 14 2 5 month 21 7 5 6 month 13 3 2 7 Do. 28 15 9 8 month 15 1 11 9 month 14 2 8 10 month 13 9 6 11 month 15 1 3 12 month 13 0 10 13 month 35 5 8 238 9 5 Omitted 13th Month Weekly Pay 14 11 10 253 1 3 Omitted 19 11 9 272 13 0

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Vestry holden this 18th day of May 1835 1 Thomas Matthew’s wife – Clothing for Boy – answer underneath (see 1 below) 2 John Deeble relief & Shirt for Joseph – Mary Chapman 9d per week for Lodging for John Stevens and wife in the house of Wm Barret during 2 months 1 Thomas Matthew’s wife to have clothes for the Boy at the discretion of the Overeseer, when He is certified that she has obtained servitude for him 2 John Deeble relief 8s – For Son Joseph Shirt and trousers Robert Clements to have 7s:6d Thomas Collins to Have 2/ (signed) John Rosevear John Hooper Robert Williams John Philp

Vestry holden this 15th day of June 1835 George Bowden to have a pair of shoes Henry Hawken lost time 5 days not granted Elizabeth Jasper (crossed out) Betty Harris a shift granted Thomas Martins Boy pair of shoes granted John Harris in sickness relief 7s (signed) HT Dyke John Philp Thomas Slade F Lapenotiere (?)

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Vestry holden this 13th of July Resolved House rent due from the late Jane Cole amounting to £1:13:11 to be paid to Mr Anstis Margaret Northcotte relief for the last time eighteen shillings including the last remittance from Mr Blake of eight shillings A pair of shoes for one of the late Thos Mutton’s Children (signed) TH Dyke John Rosevear Daniel Bryant Thos Northcoot Thomas Slade

Vestry Held this 7th Day of Sept 1835 Sarah Turner new gound granted Elizabeth Harris wants Relief to be Relived John Colins wants Relief to Have it Henry Broad wants Relief to have 10/- Thos Mathis to have 8s

Vestry held this 5th Day of Oct 1835 Granted Joseph Libby in Sickness /5 Jno Wenmouth wants Relief in Sickness Rachael Bowden wants Blanket, Petticoat & Shoes Mary Lean wants Shoes Jno Skinner wants Blankett (signed) Matthew Daniel John Philp John Rosevear Thomas Slade

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1835 Vestry holden this second day of November Robert Clements pair of shoes for Boy Granted Thomas Martin Assistance to bring things from Cawsand 5/ Philip Hambly increase of pay from 2/6. 3/6 granted Henry Bettinson relief 10/ Peter Stevens work to Mr Dingle Thomas Collins repair poorhouse (signed) HT Dyke John Rosevear Thomas Slade Thomas Leach

Vestry helden this 30 Day of November Elizth Warn Relief John Deeble Relief 13/ Thos Collings Relief 3/

Vestry holden this Twenty eigth of December Elizabeth Warn blanket granted Betty Collins Mary Chapman increase of pay 1/6 till Lady Day granted Thomas Collins

Vestry holden this Twenty sixth January 1836 Betty Harris under petticoat Granted Henry Bettinson Relief 10s Mary Lean relief 2s:6 John Tambling relief 5s Resolved that John Vague to have no more than 2-6 per week and his wages for labor not to be charged by the Overseer to the parish (signed) HT Dyke Thomas Slade John Philp John Rosevear Thos Northcott

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Vestry holden this 22d Febry S D Henry Hawken’s Wife 2 6 Walter Reynold’s Wife 7 6 Mary Lean 2 6 (signed) John Rosevear John Rowe

1836 Vestry holden this 25th of March William Chapman in relief 5s granted Mary Chapman pair of shoes granted Mary Lean relief 2-6 John Badcock pair of shoes granted James Lamerton in sickness 5s Thomas Collins in relief 5s

1836 Vestry holden this 28th of April Joseph Deeble pare stockings and somthing for to mend a frock, Granted Matthews Close for the Little Boy Wm: Reain in Relief 2s Betty Warn in Relief 2:6 Elizebeth Harris in Relief 1:0 Gorge Bowedn in Relief 1:0 Philip Hambly Do. 5:0 Henery Hawken in Sickness 2:0 Mary Daws Child out of Pay Mary Lean 2/6 Granted (signed) Henry Blake Ra. Richards Wm Dingle

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From Ladyday 1836 the Disbursements of Wm Harding £ S D 1st Months 16 8 6 ½ 2 Do 16 4 3 3rd Do 22 10 6 4 Do. 15 5 7 5 Do. 11 19 4 6 Do. 17 7 0 7 Do. 24 19 6 8 Do. 15 12 4 9 Do. 20 3 0 10 Do. 14 10 10 ½ 11 Do. 12 6 0 12 Do. 34 0 1 ½ 13 Do. 69 5 9 290 12 9 ½

From Ladyday 1836 the Disbursements of Mr John Tregenna £ S D 1st Month 14 15 6 2 Do. 16 15 11 3 Do. 20 2 2 4 Do. 27 11 3 5 Do. 14 12 0 6 Do. 16 8 2 7 Do. 13 2 6 8 Do. 13 10 9 9 Do. 20 9 9 10 Do. 30 8 4 ½ 11 Do. 10 9 9 12 Do. 30 11 6 ½ 13 Do. 16 13 1 253 10 9 Omitted in 13th Month 2 255 10 9

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1836 Vestry holden this 26th of May Philip Hambly 6 days lost 5s Granted Betty Harris pair of shoes granted Betty Warn To have 2s per week Thomas Collins work granted Thomas Matthew’s wife Loan of 6s Henry Broad’s wife 8 days lost 8s granted It was resolved that the sum of Five pounds granted towards finding out Charles Stevens deaf & dumb Boy of this parish on the 25th of March 1835 and which has not yet been paid, he allowed by the Overseer and paid into the hands of the Revd. HT Dyke, at his next collection of the poors’ Rate. It was resolved also that the sum of Two pounds be advanced to Nancy Jago otherwise Oliver in lieu of weekly pay, to be counted from the time that she takes her passage to V Die Mans Land Signed this 26th of May 1836 HT Dyke Henry Blake Thos Northcott Thomas Slade Matthew Daniel Wm Dingle

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Vestry Holden 20th of June 1836 Thos Collins wants Relief to Have 2s John Collins wants Relief to Have 5/- Thos Pinch Junr to be Reliff as the Overseer thinks Proper Mottons 2 Children to Have Pair shoes each (signed) Henry Blake Thomas Slade Ra: Richards

Vestry Holden 25th of July 1836 Sarah Turner wants relief that is some Changes 2/6 George Bowden wants Blanket not granted Charles Bowden wants relief to have in sickness £1:0:0 Thomas Collings wants relief not granted Mary Lean Wants Shoes to Have them John Tamblinson wants relief to Have 4/6 (signed) Henry Blake John Hocken Thomas Slade John Philp

Vestry holden this 22d of August Philip Hambly and wife pay to be advanced from 3/6 per week to 4/6 Relief to do for the present 1/6 Thomas Pinch Junr Winsor relief during sickness of 7 weeks, having received 16/6 to have £1:0:0 more (signed) HT Dyke Thomas Slade Henry Blake John Rosevear John Dingle

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Vestry holden this 19th of September Catherine Hambly to have per week 5s Betty Harris 2s Seen & allowed this 19th September (signed) HT Dyke John Rosevear Henry Blake

Vestry holden this 24th of October John Jago 4s Thomas Pinch 3s Joseph Deeble pair of stockings & shirt granted William Hawken of Bristol to be granted £6 in relief October 24th (signed) HT Dyke Henry Blake John Philp

Vestry holden this 21st of November Sarah Turner Blanket granted Henry Hawken’s Wife 5s granted John Wenmouth lost time in sickness 5s granted James Hill Senr: to request relief from Poor Rate Adjourned Thoam Collins pair of Shoes granted John Mitchell 5s granted John Brabryn 1s a week for lodging (signed) HT Dyke Henry Blake Thomas Slade John Philp

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Vestry holden this 19th December 1836 £ S D Grace Moushall Loan 1 1 8 Relief 2 4 £1 4 Wm Rean Blanket Granted George Bowden blanket & shirt granted Mary Lean shoes mended relief 2-6 John Jago relief 2-6 Wm Soady lost time a Grist Benjamin Barrat 8 weeks ill Robert Clemence ½ bushl. of barley Thomas Pinch John Mitchell ½ bushl of barley Thomas Collins Resolved at this Vestry that John Hambly to receive from the parish only one shilling per week from Xmas next Resolved that the Overseer should proceed against Richard Mitchell for the recovery of the sum of £5:4:0 due for the support of a Bastard Child (signed) HT Dyke Thomas Slade Henry Blake

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Vestry holden this 23rd January 1837 Granted James Pearse to have a Blankett Cornelius Crapp to have £1 Mary Lean 3/- granted Mary Burnett to have 2/- pr Week Joseph Deeble a pair Trowsers Joseph Libby to have no wages from the Rates John Tambling 1/- pr Week for 1 Child (signed) Matthew Daniel Thomas Bryant Thomas Slade Thomas Northcott

Vistery holden this 20th of Febuary 1837 Granted Jane Hawken relief & have one peck of wheat and one peck of barley Philip Hawke also peck of each sort John Jago £5 in relief Elizth Harris to have a blanket John Wenmouth 6s granted Jospeh Libby 5s granted Cornelius Crapp peck of each corn & wages to be made up to one shilling per day, as before Mary Lean 2s:6d and a blanket Joseph Deeble a shirt granted (signed) HT Dyke Henry Blake

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Vestry holden this 20th of March 1837 Mary Chapman pair of shoes granted Mw: Rean a Shirt granted Betty Harris calico for change granted Mary Lean relief 4/- granted Betty Pearse

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Vestery holden this 28th Day of March 1837 Granted Mr Rd: Richards to have £1:0s:0d For Tom Martyns Little Boy

(signed) HT Dyke Chairman of the Vestry Thos Northcott John Philp Daniel Bryant John Hooper Benjamin May 19th March 1838

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Vestry holden this nineteenth day of March 1838 It was resolved that 1ly Mr John Rowe one of the Guardians of the past year, he requested to keep the office for the coming year, and Mr John Roskilly Junr be the other Guardian, who now vacates the office of Overseers 2dy That it shall be generally understood that the Guardians shall hold the Office for two years thus one going out every year and the other continuing and that one of the Overseers on going out of that office, supply the vacancy of the Guardians who vacates his office, in every year. 3rly That 3/6 be allowed weekly for the Guardians attendance at the Board, who are expected to arrange with each other, that one or the other shall attend every week. Signatures on the preceeding Page

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At a Vestry held this 25th Day of March 1841

Resolved that the Undermentioned Houses shall be Rated to the Poor Rate in the following Sums – Rate John Clemens 1 – 10 Philip Lean 1 – 0 Isaac Betenson 1 – 10 Wm Harris 1 – 0 Peter Stephens 1 – 0 Philip Northcote 1 – 0

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1837 J Mathews Account Paid From March 25th to June 24th £ S D March 26th First & second week 16 8 April 7th 3rd & 4th week 16 8 April 21st 5th & 6th Do. 16 8 May 4th 7th & 8th Do. 15 0 May 18th 9th & 10th Do. 15 0 May 31st 11th & 12th week 15 3 In Hand for Rent 8 9 £5 2 0

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At A Vestry held in the Vestry Room Pelynt the 27th day of July 1848, Concerning the Rate on Bake Estate, Mr Johns the Tenant thereon Complains of being over Rated, or Rated higher than his Neighbouring Tenements were the following undermentioned Parishoners present at the Vestry were of opinion that Bake Estate was not over Rated according to its Annual Value, or Rated higher then their Tenements was (signed) Chairman Jonathan Blake John Philp William Dingle John Rosevear William Hawken Charles Algar John Hooper Thomas Hooper John Slade Robert Williams

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Cornwall } To wit } Notice is hereby given that A Vestry will be held in the Vestry Room Pelynt on Thursday the 6th day of February (Instant) at 4 o’clock in the Afternoon. For the following purpose in pursuance to the Act 13 & 14 Victoria Chap 99 to determine whether the owners of Tenements in such Parish the Yearly Rateable Value whereof shall not exceed Six Pounds shall be rated and Assessed to the rates for the relief of the Poor in respect of such Tenements instead of the Occupier thereof – Given under our hands this 1st day of February 1851 – (signed) John Hocken } John Slade } Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt

Memorandum, that on Sunday the 2nd day of February 1851 Immediately before the commencement of divine service I affixed a notice of which the above is a duplicate on the principal door of the Parish Church of Pelynt – (signed) Thomas Hooper At A Vestry held this 6th day of Febry 1851 Pursuant to Notice It was unanimous by agreed that all the Cottages within the said Parish shall be rated to Three fourths of its Yearly Value according to the statute for that purpose.

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Secondly that all the Cottage Houses within the said parish at Six Rates and under the Six Rates to be paid by the Owner instead of the Occupier thereof (signed) Thomas Hooper Chairman Benjamin May Samuel Slade

Cornwall } To wit } Notice is hereby given that A Vestry will be held in the Vestry Room Pelynt on Thursday the 20th day of November Instant by 5 oclock in the Evening For the following purpose Concerning the Rate whether the Rate shall remain at its full annual Value as before or whether the deduction shall be made on the same according to the Depression or Per Cortage on lands Given under our hands this 15th day of November 1851 } Churchwardens } Overseers of the Poor of the Parish of Pelynt Memorandum that on Sunday the 16th November at the commencement of divine Service I affixed a notice of which the above is a duplicate on the principal door of the Parish Church of Pelynt (signed) Thomas Hooper

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Cornwall } To wit. } At a Vestry held in the Vestry Room Pelynt on Monday the 12th day of April (Instant) for the purpose of Raising a Rate of One Penney three farthings in the Pound towards the expence of making a new Road from Sowdens Bridge to Littelarnick Cross or thereabouts the above was Voted and carried by a Majority the following People were present – also at the above named time a sum of Five Pounds was allowed for repairing the Road leading through Trelask Farm

James Buller Kitson Chairman Bassett Richard Blake Jonathan Collings John Dingle William Deeble Mary Hooper Thomas Harding Jonathan Esqr Jagoe John Morshead Jonathan May Benjamin Northcott Thomas Pearce William Rundle Samuel Rosevear John Rowe Thomas Stephens Nicholas Slade John Slade Samuel Wyatt Thomas

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At a Vestry held the 24th day of March 1858 It was unanimously agreed for the future that Overseers being fined for neglect of their duty should stand to all expences incurred and all other Officers in their duty likewise Signed Thomas Hooper Thomas Bryant Samuel Slade John Rosevear William Pearce J Cossentine

(lefthand page) Notice of a Vestry Published, Dated the 12 January 1861 to be held 16th January Concerning the Settlement of Richard Pinch now in the asylum and Robert Clemens Jr. at Luxulyan being ill

At a Vestry held this 16 day of Jany It was agreed that Richard Pinch should not be received without an order Resolved that Robert Clemens Jr should not be received without an order (signed) Fras: EB Cole Chairman Samuel Slade J Henry Cossentine Joseph Morshead

The Examination of Charles Bawden now living in Brorsoak as to his peace of settlement I am now about 45 Years old having been Born in 1806 at West Looe – When I was about 12 years old, I went to live as Servant with Mr Rd Tregenna of Muchlarnick in Pelynt and lived there three Years I Bargained for the first year for 52 Shillings yearly and for the other Two Years at advanced Wages, I then went to live as servant with Mr John Rowe of Trelawny in the same Parish where I lived about 2 whole years at about £6 Yearly Wages – I then went to live with Mr Samuel Rabey of Bucklawren in St Martins Parish there I went for a Month on trial and the Bargained to remain eleven Months longer after the after the Rate of £7 which I did I then went to live with Mr Jos Grigg at Portlooe in Talland I went about May in 1834 where I lived 2 or 3 years. I then married my late wife at the Parish Church of Talland I have done nothing since to gain a Settlement, I have lived 3 years in Broadoak my daughters Catherine and Anne were Born in lawful wedlock at West Looe (signed) Charles Bawden

The above examination were taken before the Revd. Mr Tatham Trevarthick Pelynt 22 March 1861 Sir/ I am requested by the Parishoners of Pelynt to inform you that the object of taking Charles Bawden also Inclosed I have sent you Back the examination of Charles Bawden by the request of the Guardian of Broadoak I am Thomas Hooper For the Parish Offices Pelynt Revd: Mr Tatham Broadoak

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At a Vestry held this 8th day of August 1861 Concerning the Removal of Thomas Martyn now in the Workhouse Liskeard who wants to be sent to his Son in Norfolk and applies for £2 to defray the expence to Norfolk as the Son agrees to support him after his arrival there with him –

At a Vestry Meeting held this 24th day of March 1863 Joseph Bowden was to receive 1/6 per week for the next three months.

At a Vestry Meeting held this 24th day of March 1863 for Auditing Way wardens Accounts, and Choosing Parish Offices for the Year ensuing. The Accounts were allowed. (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman John Slade William Northcott John Vague

Notice of a Vestry Published Dated the 29th day of April 1863 to be held the 5th day of May next for the purpose of taking into consideration the Amount of Land Tax Charged on the Property belonging to Mr William Hawken

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The Examination of William Wills living at Offord in the Parish of Pelynt as to his place of Settlement – I was (am now – crossed out) about 28 years old last August, I was born in the Parish of St Keyne in the year 1835, When I was about 10 years old I went to live as an apprentice with Mr James Congdon at Penoak in the Parish of Duloe, I lived with Mr Congdon at Penoak between two and three years, and when Mr James Congdon came to reside at the farm called Trelask in the Parish of Pelynt, I came with him as an apprentice and remained with him until I was eighteen years of age - I then went and lived as a Servant with Mr John Marshall at Wayland in the Parish of Talland – about two years for £9 per year – I then went to live with Mr Pearce at Trelask in the Parish of Pelynt about 12 months for Eleven pounds per year – I then got Married to Maria Stephens and resided at Offord in the Parish of Pelynt and have resided here in this same house ever since, I have done nothing since to gain any Settlement from the time I first came to reside in this parish until I applied for relief. The Mark of William Wills Dated June 13th 1863

Taken before William Dingle Overseer Witness to signature W Churchill

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The Examination of William Congdon residing in the Parish of Pelynt as to his place of Settlement I William Congdon son of George Congdon was born at Dobwalls in the parish of Liskeard, am now about twenty five years of age – I was brought up with my Father at Blackwater in the Parish of Liskeard until I was about eleven years old. – I was then put to service with Mr Tambling at Tumena, and remained there four years and a half – I then went to live with Mr: Mulleys(?) at Doublebois and remained there one year and a quarter – I then went to live with Mr Hicks in the Parish of St Cleer for about seven months, when I went to Mr: Verran at Woodlays in the Parish of Lanreath and remained there twelve months, I then went with Mr Hicks at Pardithiel (?) in the Parish of St Pinock and remained there seven months, from that time I went about getting work where I could obtain it, until about Two years since when I got married – since which time I have resided in the Parish of Pelynt, but I have done nothing to gain any settlement in Pelynt The Mark of William Congdon Taken before John Philp Overseer Novr 30th 1863 Witness to the Signature Wm Churchill

At a Vestry Meeting held this 30th day of March 1864 for Auditing the Waywardens Account, and Choosing Parish Officers for the Year ensuing – The Accounts were allowed – (signed) William Northcott Chairman William Pearce

Notice of a Vestry published, Dated the 20th day of March 1865 to be held the 24th day of March Inst: for the purpose of Nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing was posted by me (signed) W Churchill

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At aVestry held this 24th day of March 1865 Mr. JW Blake was unanimously elect Waywarden for the year ensuing (signed) Francis EB Cole – Vicar Chairman John Slade Thomas Northcott

Notice of a Vestry Published, Dated the 13th day May 1865 to be held the 19th of May to take the late of Jane Northcott into Consideration was posted by me (signed) W Churchill

Notice of a Vestry Published, Dated the 22nd day of July 1865 to be held the 25th of July to take the case of Elizabeth Crapp and children into consideration was posted by me – W Churchhill

Notice of a Vestry published, Dated the 17th day of March 1866, to be held the 26th day of March Inst: for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing, was posted by me – W Churchill

At a Vestry held this 26th day of March 1866 Wm Hy Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the Year ensuing – (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman Thomas Bryant William Copp

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Notice of a Vestry published, Dated the 16 day of March 1867 to be held the 26 day of March Inst: for the purpose of Nominating Overseers, guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing was posted by me W Churchill

At a Vestry held this 26th day of March 1867 Mr WH Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the year ensuing – (signed) Frances EB Cole Vicar Chairman Thomas Northcott William Copp

1868 Notice of a Vestry published, Dated the 20th day of March 1868 to be held the 24th day of March Inst: for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywarden for the years ensuing was posted by me - W Churchill

At a Vestry held this 24th day of March 1868 Mr WH Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the year insuing (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman William Pearce Thomas Northcott John Philp

(lefthand page) 1869 Notice of a Vestry published, Dated this 19th day of March 1869 for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing was posted by me W Churchill

At a Vestry held this 25 day of March 1869 Mr WH Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the year ensuing (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman William Pearce Thomas Bryant William Copp

1870 Notice of a Vestry published Dated March 19th 1870 to be held the 24th day of March Inst: for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywarden for the Year ensuing was posted by me W Churchill

At a Vestry held this 24th day of March 1870 Mr W Hy. Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the Year ensuing - JW Blake Chairman James Algar

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1870 At the same Vestry held this 24th day of March 1870 It was resolved that Mr John Best be allowed ground Rent for Latchgate Quarry at the Rate of 3 pence per year per Annum, Also that Mr Best satisfies himself that the fences of the said Quarry be in a safe Condition before Cattle are placed in the Adjoining fields. And if not to his Satisfaction, he shall give seven days Notice to the Waywarden of the Parish –

At an adjourned meeting of the Vestry held on Wednesday 21st day of December 1870. It was resolved that for the present the Ratpayers should adopt the voluntary principle in elementary education of – that the Farmers should raise by voluntary rate the sum of 15£ towards repair of the School House by Lady day 1871 – and the same amount towards stipend of Master re at Michaelmas 1871 – these seems to be met by Voluntary subscription by the Vicar & Land proprietors – to an amount not less than 25£ - (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman John Slade JW Blake Richd Philp James Algar Thomas Northcott William Copp

(lefthand page) 1871 Notice of a Vestry published Dated March 1871 to be held the 27th day of March Inst: for the purpose of Nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywarden for the year ensuing was posted by me Wm Churchill

At a Vestry held this 27th day of March 1871 Mr: WH Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the year ensuing (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman Jonathan W Blake Thomas Northcott Thomas Bryant William Pearce

At a Vestry held this 25th day of March 1872 – Mr W. Henry Cossentine was re-elected as Waywarden for the year ensuing – (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman Gar: Thomas Northcott Jonathan W Blake Charles Turner

Notice of a Vestry published, Dated March 20th 1873 to be held the 25th day of March inst: for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing was posted by me Thos Giles

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At a vestry held this 25 day of March 1873 – Mr Thomas Bryant was elected Waywarden for the ensuing year (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman JW Blake WH Cossentine Thomas Northcott

Notice of a Vestry published March 20th 1874 to be held the 24th day of March inst: for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing, was posted by me Thos Giles

At a Vestry held this 24th day of March 1874 Mr Thos, Bryant was elected Waywarden for the ensuing year – (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman JW Blake Mr H Cossentine Wm: Hawken A resolution was passed that the Waywarden should propose that the contract for raising & breaking of stone should be made in January instead of after Lady Day as at present – (signed) Fr: EB Cole Chairman JW Blake WH Cossentine Wm Hawken

At a Vestry held this 27th day of March 1871 Mr WH Cossentine was unanimously elected Waywarden for the year ensuing (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman Jonathan W Blake Thomas Northcott Thomas Bryant William Pearce

At a Vestry held this 25th day of March 1872 – Mr W. Henry Cossentine was re-elected as Waywarden for the year ensuing - (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman

Gar: Thomas Northcott Jonathan W Blake Charles Turner

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At a vestry held this 25 day of March 1873 – Mr Thomas Bryant was elected Waywarden for the ensuing year (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman JW Blake WH Cossentine Thomas Northcott

Notice of a Vestry published, Dated March 20th 1874 to be held the 24th day of March inst for the purpose of nominating Overseers, guardians, and Waywardens for the year ensuing, was posted by me Thos Giles

At a Vestry held this 24th day of March 1874 Mr Thos: Bryant was elected Waywarden for the ensuing year – (signed) Francis EB Cole Chairman JW Blake WH Cossentine Wm: Hawken

A resolution was passed that the Waywarden should propose that the contracts for raising & breaking of stone should be made in January instead of after Lady Day as at present – (signed) Fr: EB Cole Chairman W Blake WH Cossentine Wm: Hawken

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At a Public Vestry held in the School Room on June 9th 1874 to consider a letter received from the Clerk of the Assessment Committee on the Valuation List of the Parish and whether there shall be a new List entirely or a recopy of the one passed in 1868 with minor alterations, it was resolved that the present rating of the Parish is giving general satisfaction and that a recopy of the last List passed, with some alterations of names of Tenants and Landlords will be sufficient. (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman William Hawken } Richard Hambly } Overseers Thomas Northcott

Notice of a Vestry published Dated March 18th 1875, to be held March 24th inst for the purpose of nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year insuing was posted by me Thos Giles

At a Vestry held this 24th day of March 1875 Mr Thomas Bryant was nominated Waywarden for the year ensuing - (signed) Francis EB Cole Vicar Chairman Wm: Hawken

(righthand page) From private Rate Resolved that 2£ be contributed towards the expense of the several cottage holders in bringing a stream of water from under Town for use of their Tenants in lieu of the present Shute – Resolved also that the expense of filling up the pool within Hall gate be paid from Private Rate (also crossed out) signed Rev. F. EB Cole Chairman WH Cossentine Wm: Hawken

Notice of a Vestry published Dated March 18th 1876, to be held March 24th inst for the purpose of Nominating Overseers, Guardians and Waywardens for the year ensuing was posted by me Thos Giles

At a Vestry held this 24th of March 1876 Mr Thos Northcott & Mr W Hy Cossentine consented to continue in the office of Guardians, & were unanimously elected – Mr: John Philp (Lancare) MR: Giles Deeble (Trelawne Barton) were nominated as overseers – Mr. Thomas Bryant was nominated waywarden for the ensuing year. – Signed - F E B Cole chairman Thomas Northcott

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At a vestry held, after due notice on Monday March 16th 1877 – Mr. Thos. Northcott & Mr W.H. Cossentine having consented to continue in the office of Guardians for the ensuing year – were unanimously reelected – Mr. John Deeble of Muchlarnic & Mr. Isaac Bettinson of Pelynt were nominated as Overseers – Mr. William Pearse of Trelask was nominated as Waywarden for the year ensuing – Signed Francis EB Cole March 26th Vicar – Chairman 1877 Jonathan W Blake William Hawken

At a vestry held after due notice on Monday March 25 1878 Mr Thomas Northcott and Me Wm Hy Cossentine having consented to continue in the office of Guardians for the ensuing year – were unanimously re-elected – Mr. John Deeble and Mr. Thomas Bryant were elected as Overseers – Mr. William Pearse was nominated as Waywarden for the year ensuing – Signed Francis EB Cole March 25th Vicar Chairman 1878 Jonathan W Blake John Philp

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At a Vestry held after due notice on Tuesday March 25th 1879 Mr Thomas Northcott and Mr William H Cossentine having consented to continue in the Office of Guardians for the ensuing year were unanimously reelected. Mr Thomas Bryant and Mr Jonathan Werry Blake were nominated as Overseers. Mr William Pearse was nominated as Waywarden for the year ensuing March 25th signed 1879 W Martin Vicar Chairman Jonathan W Blake John Best Thos. Northcott

At a Vestry held after due notice on Wednesday March 24th 1880. Mr Thomas Northcott and Mr Richard Philp were nominated to the office of Guardians for the ensuing year. Mr Jonathan Werry Blake and Mr John Dawe were nominated as overseers. Mr William Pearse was nominated as Waywarden for the year ensuing. March 24th Signed 1880 J.B. Kitson Vicar Chairman John B. Dawe John Philp John Slade

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At a vestry held, after due notice on Thursday March 25th 1881 Mr. Thomas Northcott & Mr Richard Philp having consented to continue in the office of Guardians were unanimously reelected. Jonathan Werry Blake and Mr. William Rundle were nominated Overseers, and Mr William Pearse waywarden for the ensuing year. March 25th 1881. (signed) J.B. Kitson (Chairman) Thos. Northcott John B. Dawe Thos. Bryant

At a vestry held after due notice on Thursday March 23rd. 1882 Mr Thomas Northcott & Mr Richard Philp having consented to continue in the office of Guardian were unanimously reelected. Mr Frank Honey & Mr John Slade were nominated overseers & Mr William Pearse waywarden for the ensuing year. Mr John Cock Slade & Mr Robert Cleave Brown were appointed assessors. (signed) J.B. Kitson Vicar Chairman JW Blake

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At a vestry held after due notice on Wednesday March 21st 1883. Mr Thomas Northcott & Mr Richard Philp having consented to continue in the Office of Guardians were unanimously reelected. Mr. Frank Honey & Mr. William Henry Cossentine were nominated overseers for the ensuing year. Mr. William Pearse – waywarden for the ensuing year. Mr. John Cock Slade & Mr Robert Cleave Brown were reelected assessors. March 21st 1883 (signed) J.B.Kitson (chairman) JW Blake

At a vestry held after due notice on Tuesday March 25th 1884 Mr Thomas Northcott & Mr Richaed Philp having consented to continue in the office of Guardians were unanimously reelected. Mr John Maddiver and Mr. William Maddiver were nominated overseers for the ensuing year. Mr William Pease waywarden for the ensuing year. Mr John Cock Slade and Mr. Robert Cleave Brown were reelected assessors. March 25th 1884 JB Kitson (Chairman) JW Blake Thos: Northcott Frank Honey

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At a vestry meeting held after due notice held on Wednesday March 25th 1885. Mr: Thomas Northcott having consented to continue in the office of Guardian was unanimously re elected. Mr: Thomas Bryant was also unanimously nominated Guardian. Mr: William Maddever and Mr: John Dingle were nominate (as -crossed out) overseers for the ensuing year. Mr: Robert Cleave Brown and Mr: Thomas Bryant were elected assessors. Mr: William Pearse was re-elected waywarden for the Ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) March 25th Thos. Northcott 1885 John Best John Maddever

At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Thursday March 15th 1886. Mr: Thomas Northcott and Mr: Thomas Bryant having consented to continue in office they were unanimously re-elected. Mr: John Dingle and Mr. James Algar were nominated overseers for the ensuing year. Mr: Robert Cleave Brown and Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: were elected assessors. Mr. William Pearse consenting to stand again was re-elected waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) JW Blake John Best

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At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Thursday March 24th 1887. Mr: Thomas Northcott having consented to continue in the office of Guardian was unanimously re-elected. Mr: John Best was also unanimously nominated Guardian. Mr: James Truscott and Mr: William Gilbard were nominated overseers for the ensuing year. Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: and Mr, William Pearse were elected assessors. Mr: William Pearse consenting to stand again was re-elected waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) JW Blake Thos. Northcott

At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Monday March 26th 1888. Mr: John Best having consented to continue in the office of Guardian was unanimously re- elected. Mr: Fred. Philp was also unanimously nominated Guardian. Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: and Mr Richard Pearse were elected assessors. Mr: Robert Turner and Mr: William Hawken were nominated overseers for the ensuing year. Mr: William Henry Cossentine was elected waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) Thos. Northcott WH Cossentine

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At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Monday March 25th 1889. Mr: Frederick Philp having (continued -crossed out) consented to continue in the office of Guardian was unanimously re-elected. mrMr: John Deeble was unanimously elected guardian. Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: and Mr: Richard Pearse were re-elected assessors. Mr: John Cock Slade and Mr: Charles Turner were nominated overseers. Mr: William Henry Cossentine was re-elected waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) Thomas Northcott John Best

At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Tuesday March 25th 1890. Mr: Frederick Philp and Mr: John Deeble having consented to continue in the office were unanimously re-elected Guardians. Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: and Mr: Richard Pearse were re-elected Assessors. Mr: John Broad and Mr: James Hitchens were nominated Overseers. Mr: William Henry Cossentine was re-elected Waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kinder (chairman) Thomas Northcott Richard Philp

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At a Vestry meeting held after due notice on Wednesday March 25th 1891. Mr: John Deeble was unanimously re-elected guardian. Mr: William Maddever was unanimously elected as Guardian. Mr: Thomas Bryant Junr: & Mr: Richard Pearse were re-elected Assessors. Mr: Joseph Light and Mr: George Colling were nominated Overseers. Mr: William Henry Cossentine was re-elected Waywarden for the ensuing year. Lewis K. Kender (chairman) Thomas Northcott John Best

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At a Vestry meeting held after notice at the Jubilee Hotel on 25th March 1892, and after dinner at 1’oclock, Rev WS Grigson (vicar) in the chair, 17 other ratepayers being present:- The notice of the meeting having been read, and the minutes of the last meeting. Mr John Cock Slade was elected Guardian of the poor, Mr Deeble not wishing to serve again. Mr Slade was proposed by Mr Deeble & seconded by Mr Bryant. Mr W. Maddever was re-elected Guarian of the Poor, being proposed by Mr Northcott & seconded by Mr Cossentine. A vote of thanks was given to the retiring Guardians. On the motion of Mr Cossentine, seconded by Mr Maddever, Mr R. Pearce & Mr Thos. Bryant junr: were re-elected assessors – On the motion of Mr Maddever, seconded by Mr Pearce, Mr Thos. Slade was nominated as overseer, & on the motion of Mr J. Maddever, seconded by Mr Best, Mr J. Williams, was also nominated on the motion of Mr Cossentine, seconded by Mr Northcott the name of Mr F. Philpm & on the motion of Mr Maddever seconded by Me Deeble, that of Mr Richd Philp, were placed on the list for overseers after those of Mr Best & Mr J. Philp. On the motion of Mr Maddever, seconded by Mr Pearce Mr W.H. Cossentine was re-elected Waywarden. Proposed by Mr Best and seconded by Mr Deeble & carried ?----? That Mr Cossentine be requested to bring the matter of the bridge at Plashtown before the Highway Board. Mr John Broad moved (& Mr Northcott seconded it) that 3d a week more be asked for by the Guardians for the parish for Ann Broad & 3d a week more for James Hobbah & the same for his wife. W.S. Grigson Chairman WH Cossentine Thos: Northcott

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At a Vestry meeting held after notice at the Jubilee Hotel on 24th March 1893, and after dinner at 1 o’clock, Rev W.S. Grigson (Vicar) in the chair, 17 other ratepayers being present:- The minute of the last meeting were read. Mr William Maddever and Mr John Cock Slade were relected Guardians of the Poor. Mr Thos. Bryant jun. & Mr Richd. Pearce were re-elected Assessors. Mr John Best and Mr John Philp were nominated as overseers, and the names of Mr R. Pearce and Mr W.J Rowe were added at the end of the list for a future year. Mr Cossentine was elected Waywarden again. All the foregoing elections were carried unanimously. A vote of thanks was given to all the outgoing officers. The list of persons receiving outdoor relief was read. The accounts of the Private Rate were read, showing a balance in hand of £5.6.1 ½ . It was moved by Mr Cossentine, and seconded by Mr R. Philp that a Private Rate of ¼ d. in the £ be made next time. Amendment moved by Mr J. Philp, and seconded by Mr T. Slade, that the Rate be ½ d in the £. Question put and amendment carried by 9 voted to 6. The chairman gave some account of the way in which the Labourers’ money arose – W.S. Grigson Chairman Richard Philp JC Slade Wm Maddever John Philp William Gillbard Thomas Slade John Maddever John Williams

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At a Vestry meeting held, after Notice, at the Jubilee Hotel on March 22nd, 1894, and after dinner at 1 o’clock, Rev. W.S. Grigson, Vicar, in the chair, 14 other ratepayers being present, viz Mr John Philp, Mr Bryant, Mr J.C. Slade, Mr Gilbard, Mr Best, Mr J. Bryant jun:, Mr Hawken, Mr J. Deeble, Mr R.G. Pearce, Mr J. Broad, Mr Algar, Mr Maddever, Mr Cossentine, Mr Northcott, - The minutes of the last meeting were read – No elections were made to the offices of Guardians of the Poor, and Waywarden, at the officers of last year were to continue in office until the new Local Govt. Act came into force in November. Mr R.G. Pearce & Mr J. Bryant jun. were nominated as assessors. The following names were nominated on the overseers List:- Mr Richard Philp Mr Thos. Northcott Mr John Deeble Mr W.J. Rowe Mr Liddicoat Mr R.G. Pearce These names were carried unanimously. The list of persons who were in receipt of outdoor relief was read. The accounts of the Private Rate and the list of names for the Labourers’ money were read. Moved by Mr Cossentine, and seconded by Mr Hawken, and carried unanimously, that the New overseers be instructed next time to collect a Private Rate of ¼ d in the Pound – Moved by Mr Cossentine & seconded by Mr Hawken that a hearty vote of thanks be given to the retiring overseers for their past services. A vote of thanks was given to the Chairman & acknowledged by him – W.S. Grigson Chairman WH Cossentine Wm Maddever John Philp John Best JC Slade

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Under Local Government Act 1894

At a meeting held at the National School, on 3rd December 1894, at 7 pm Rev W.S. Grigson in the Chair, to elect a Waywarden & serve until 31st March 1895, a large number of ratepayers being present Mr W.H. Cossentine was unanimously elected (signed) W.S. Grigson Chairman On Tuesday Dec 6th 1894 A meeting was held in the National School Room at 6.30 pm under the presidency of Sir W. Trelawny Bart, for the purpose of appointing or receiving nominations for the Parish Council. The following were received and considered valid. The number of votes by show of hands is placed after name Best John Farmer 18 Bowden Richd. Labourer 24 Broad Willm. Scantlebury Labourer 4 Butland Willm. Coachman 20 X Deeble John Farmer 46 * Ede John Labourer 7 Gillbard Willm. Farmer 24 Hambly Willm. Shoemaker 26 * Hawken Willm. Farmer 26 * Maddever Willm. Farmer 15 Northcott Thos. Farmer 20 X Pearce John Labourer 32 * X Pearce Richd. Geach Farmer 25 * Philp Richd. Farmer 26 * X Philp John Farmer 40 * Philp James Farmer 25 * Rundle Thos. Pensioner 3 Slade Gerald Mason 29 * Slade John Cock Farmer 25 X Turner Robt. Deeble Shoemaker 27 * Wakeham George Carpenter 21

X indicates 2 nominations *Indicates persons elected by show of hands

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The number of votes being equal for Mr. James Philp, Mr Richd. Geach Pearce, and Mr John Cock Slade, with their consent, the chairman gave casting vote for the first two names as they appeared on the list, thus placing the two first mentioned viz. Mr Jas. Philp and Mr Richd. G. Pearce among the successful candidates. At 8.35 p.m. the allotted 10 minutes were announced to consider if the meeting demanded a poll, no such poll being demanded chairman formally announced the parish council to consist of the following viz. 1 Mr. John Deeble 2 ‘’ John Philp 3 ‘’ John Pearce 4 ‘’ Gerald Slade 5 ‘’ Robt. Turner 6 ‘’ Willm Hambly 7 ‘’ Willm Hawken 8 ‘’ Richd Philp 9 ‘’ James Philp 10 ‘’ Richd. G. Pearce

Votes of thanks to the Chairman. Overseers, and Overseers Assistant for duties connected with the meeting were given and acknowledged. Signed on Decr. 6th 94 W ?-? Trelawny Chairman ( December 4th 1894 – crossed out)

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March 28th 1895

The Annual Parish Meeting was held on the above date, after due notice, in the National School Room Pelynt. Mr Wm. H. Cossentine. Chairman of the parish Council presided. The recipients of the Trelawny Charity were named to the Meeting which were as follows. 1. James Collings 2. Cook Tom. 3. Cook Mary 4. Edwards Eliza 5. Hambly John 6. Hambly Jane 7. Jago (alias Collings) Elizabeth 8. Jago Maria 9. Libby Samuel 10. Libby Mary Ann 11. Lean Philip 12. Martin John 13. Martin Harriet 14. Reynolds Elizabeth 15. Sambells Susanna 16. Tamblin Thomas Henry 17. Toms Mrs.

The above Charity was distributed by the Vicar – the Trustee who also delivered the following Balance Sheet of the Charity Receipts £ S D Bal: in Hand from 1894 4 4 Pelynt Share of Interest on £400 at 2 ¾ per cent after deducting 2/- for Bankers Commission 3 12 8 £3 17 0

Payments £ S D Distributed in money among 17 poor people 3 16 6 Balance in Hand 6 £3 17 0 14 March 1895 W.S. Grigson Trustee No comment was made on this list or Balance Sheet.

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The “Unknown Donors” Charity was introduced by the Chairman and the list was corrected for this year as is found in the “Labourers Money” Account Book. The money was distributed by the Overseers viz – Messrs. Thomas Northcott and Richd. Philp. Each labourer receiving one shilling and three pence.

The Water supply of Pelynt Village was then mentioned by the Chairman who invited opinions on the subject. After various remarks Mr. Thos. Northcott proposed and Mr. Gerald Slade seconded “That we take the present water course and open it up to the end of the moor”. While Mr John Deeble put as An Amendment Mr. R. Philp seconded “That we take the flush of Summer Lane and carry it below Hall Pond with consent of both Owner and Occupier”. On being put to the Vote 15 voted for the Proposition and 9 voted for the Amendment. The Proposition was declared carried. Signed by } J.Cock } Mr Cossentine } Being deceased } W.H. Cossentine Before the } Chairman next Meeting }

March 28th 1895

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February 13th 1896

A meeting was called in the Nat. School Room on the above date to consider the Proposed New Basis of Rating as arranged by the County Council for County purposes. Communications were read from the County Council and one from the Clerk to the County Council who informed the assistant overseer that the County Council Committee arranged their Basis from the returns as given in the Property Tax Assessment Sch A. After comparisons were made by the Assistant Overseer with the Existing Basis and the Rate Book it was proposed by Mr W. Hawken and seconded by Mr R.G. Pearce that the amount be not objected to especially as it was reported that the Basis might probably be withdrawn. This was carried unanimously. Signed John Deeble Overseers

(righthand page) March 9th 1896 A meeting was held in the National School Room after due notice to receive Nominations for the (purpose – crossed out) Parish Council. The meeting being called by the Chairman of the Parish Council Mr John Philp who also acted as Chairman at the opening of this meeting until it was found that his name was among those nominated for the new Council when he vacated the chair and Mr Ernest Philp conducted the meeting from then. There was a fair attendance. After complying strictly with the Orders from the Local Government Board the following names were duly received and sanctioned by the Chairman. As a result of the show of Hands for the 10 seats the following was obtained. 1. Best John 11 2. Bowden Richard 1 3. Cossentine John 7 4. Cossentine Wll. H. (withdrew) 5. Deeble John 9 6. Grigson W. S. T 9 7. Hawken Willm. 8 8. Liddicoat Jon 6 9. Northcott Thos. 8 10. Pearce Rich. G. 8 11. Philp Rich. Thos. 8 12. Philp Richd. 12 13. Philp John 8 14. Pearce John 0 15. Slade John Cock 8 16. Slade Gerald 2 17. Turner Charles 2 18. Turner Robert Deeble 0 Mr Wm. Hawken demanded a Poll. Signed Ernest Philp Chairman

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March 18th 1897 A Parish Meeting was held in the National Schoolroom for the Election of Parish Councillors (on – crossed out) The Chairman of Parish Council Mr W Hawken occupied the Chair at the opening of the meeting: nominations papers were handed to the Chairman on receiving his own nomination he vacated the Chair and Mr. Ernest Frank Philp was unanimously voted to the Chair and Conducted the meeting throughout There was a good attendance about 50 Electors being present Twelve nominations were handed in for the Ten Seats Mr. R Turners nomination was invalid Mr. G Slade withdrew The remaining Ten were ten were then declared elected Who are as follows 1 Best John Searle Gilbert 2 Bowden, Richard 3 Cossentine, John Harris 4 Deeble, John 5 Deeble, Robert 6 Hambly, William 7 Hawken, William 8 Marshall, James 9 Philp, Richard 10 Turner, Charles Signed Ernest F. Philp Chairman

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March 14th 1898

The Parish meeting for the Election of Parish Councillors was held in the National Schoolroom There being a large attendance of Electors Mr. Robert Turner Chairman of the Parish Council opened the meeting on receiving his own nomination he vacated the Chair, no one being nominated to take the Chair the Clerk to the Parish Council Mr. Richard Thomas Philp conducted the meeting throughout Eighteen nominations were handed in for the Ten Seats Ten nominees were in favour of the water question or its alteration at the Village Shute and Eight were in opposition Following is the result of the show of Hands + * Best John SG Farmers Son 37 Bowden Richard Labourer 16 *Cossentine John H Farmer 20 +* Cossentine William H “ 45 +* Collings George Innkeeper 36 +* Ede John Labourer 40 +* Grigson William S Clergyman 41 Hill John Carrier 16 * Hawken William Farmer 22 Hawken William Bootmaker 17 Liddicoat John Farmer 16 Marshall James “ 13 +* Philp Richard “ 42 +* Philp John “ 45 +* Pearce Walker V Schoolmaster 43 Pearce John Labourer 15 Turner Robert D Bootmaker 15 Turner Charles Tailor 16 + indicates the opposition candidates *indicates those elected by show of Hands A Poll was demanded by Messrs W Hawken, JH Cossendine, T Liddicoat, RD Turner, & W Hambly Signed Richard T Philp Chairman of the Meeting

(righthand page) March 6th 1899 The Parish meeting for the Election of Parish Councillors was held on the above date in the National Schoolroom There was an attendance of 60 Electors Rev WS Grigson first occupied the chair but being a candidate he vacated the Chair and Mr William Henry Cossendine was Unanimously voted to the Chair Fifteen nominations were handed in for the Ten Seats Following is the result of the Show of Hands Name Description No of Votes John Deeble junr: Farmers Son 37 a Richard Philp “ 37 a John SG Best “ Son 35 a John Philp “ 35 a Walter V Pearce Schoolmaster 34 Edward L Slade Farmers Son 33 a John Ede Labourer 32 a John H Cossentine Farmer 31 Thomas J Slade “ 31 a George Collings Innkeeper 30 a William S Grigson Clergyman 29 a William Hawken Farmer 28 William Hambly Bootmaker 24 James Marshall Farmer 24 John Liddicoat “ 19 Those marked (a) are returning members No Poll being demanded the first Ten were declared elected Signed W.H. Cossentine Chairman of The Meeting

(lefthand page) October 19th 1899 A Parish meeting was held on the above date seven electors were present Rev WS Grigson presided The Meeting was convened for the purpose of reconsidering the “Unknown Donors” Charity Question It was proposed by Mr: R Turner That the Clerk write to the charity Commissioners and ask them if they can supply a scheme whereby the money can be obtained to pay to the Labourers of the Parish Seconded by MR: R Philp and carried The Chairman mentioned that it had been given him on Authority the burials on the South Side of the Churchyard would have to be dis-continued and of that on the North-Side would be reserved for people that were 60 years of age and above on the date of the official Order (signed) W.S. Grigson Chairman 22 March 1900

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March 22nd 1900 The Annual Assembly of the Parish meetings was held in the National Schoolroom nine Electors were present Rev W S Grigson chairman of the Parish Council presided The Minutes of the past year were read to the Meeting as was also a statement of the Financial accounts of the Parish The Chairman a Trustee of the Trelawny Charity gave an account of the distribution of the Money and the names of the recipients. The Poor List was examined, In the case Susan Northcott it was decided by one voting in favour and no one against that her pay be continued On the motion of Mr: R. Philp Seconded by Mr: John Broad It was decided to recommend that the Pay of John Hambly and his Wife, at Millcombe, be increased 1s per week. (signed) W.S. Grigson Chairman 28 June, 1900

(end - transcribed by Frances Kenshole – 2020)