GENUKI: Norfolk: Tuttington, Norfolk

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Overseers' Payments: 1809-15

Tuttington raised money at various times, to either support its poor (from the Overseers' Rate) or to pay for other parish expenses (from the Churchwardens' Rate). This rate was levied on the occupiers (who may not have owned the land) and based upon the value of the property (which was usually a rental valuation). Both occupiers and owners are found living in and outside the parish.

For more information on these records see the Parish Accounts page.

This is one item from a Norfolk Record Office document [with the reference PD 401/34 and microform MF943/1 (starting at frame 63)] containing the Overseers' accounts (1802-1815) of payments to the poor and these are the accounts for Michaelmas 1809 to Michaelmas 1815.

Note that only extracts have been transcribed but this includes most items which mention surnames. Some names occur many times and not all of these are listed here. For more information on all the weekly payments etc. see the NRO document.

Other accounts available


- Churchwardens' Accounts -
Rates	1812-13	1815-16	1823
Payments	1812-20
- Overseers' Accounts -
Rates	1802-03
Payments	1802-04	1804-09	1809-15
- Land Tax Accounts -
Payments	1800-01	1809-10	1818-19	1826-27	1832-33

The Disbursements of Wil^m Elden? one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Michaelmas 1809 to Easter following. Note that the records until January 1810 are not very legible so none have been transcribed.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Feb 9th	Paid M^r Postel for the Widow Hayne Coffen(sic)	15/-
Apr 20	Paid Elizabeth Allen for 2 Children for M^r Samiel George 28 Weeks at 5s per Week [see also Bastardy orders]	7/-/-
	Paid Ann Bond for 1 Child for Samuel George 28 Weeks at 2/6 week	3/10/-

The Disbursements of W^m Mitchel one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Easter 1810 to Michaelmas following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Aug 17th	Paid M^r Cook for the Local Militia proportion	4/8
	Paid for the order of Widow Bowels Examination	1/-
Sept 28th	M^r Kent Shoemakers bill for Gillingwater	10/-
	To a warrant for Pratt	2/6
	Paid M^r Simpson for Randall's Substitute to the 31st March 1810	1/19/-
Oct 23rd	Paid to Burry (sic-Bury) the Wider Dyke at Norwich	1/2/-
Nov 4th	Paid to Burry (sic-Bury) Woolsey	1/-/-
Dec 21st	Cath Swann for 11 Weeks at 2/10d	1/11/2
1811 Mar 29th	Patt Woolsey and Widow Thurtle Child	5/2
	Rofes - Thatcher for Thatching the Town House	1/3/-
	Bond - Carpenter bill	4/2
	Scott bill Shoemaker	2/13/11
	Tho Hall bill for Different things	8/4½
	Peter Williams Aylsham for Clading	2/12/2
	Saunders bill Surgeon	7/9/-
	Allen bill Norwich for Clading	19/6
	Paid Elizabeth Allen for Sam^l Georges two Children 27 Weeks at 5/-	6/15/-
	Paid M^rs Wardle (Late Ann Bond) for one Child of Sam^l George 27 Weeks at 2/6	3/7/6
	Paid M. J. Mitchell for Clothing for the Boy Starling for two years	5/-/-
Apr 12th	Paid M^r Neech for Beer for the Carpenter and Roof the Thatcher when Repearing (repairing) Timbers House	4/3
	Wortley bill for Clading Dikes 2 Girls	4/13/7
	Hooks bill for bedding &c for Susanna Bullock	1/-/-
	Women Wilson for washing J. Woodrow	1/-

Note - Easter 1811 to Michaelmas 1811 very feint so very few entries have been transcribed.

Date	Other payments	Amount
c. Sept 27th	Cate Swann Burring [Burying -see Notes]	1/-/-
June 25th
	Corfen [Coffin] for Old Starling
	Warrants for John Pratt and John Welden
	Paid Tho^s Dike his feese [fees] for Burring Old Starling
	Paid M^r Mitchell his Rent for his Cottage for use of the poor	2/12/6

The Disbursements of W^m Elden one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Micklmas [sic -Michaelmas] 1811 to Easter following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Nov 22nd	Paid Wil^m Howard for Drawing the Common River	10/-
	Paid Mr Simpson for Randel Substitute	2/-/-
Nov 29th	Woolsey Martha and Child Thurtle	6/3
Mar 27th	Paid Elizabeth Allen for Sam^l Georges two Children 24 Weeks at 5/-	6/-/-
	Paid Ann Bond (sic) for one Child of Sam^l George 22 Weeks at 2/6	2/15/-
	Paid Mary Hall for John Welden one Child 24 Weeks at 1/6	1/16/-
	Paid Ann Bond (sic) for Prat one Child 1/6 per week	16/-
May 8th	Worten Ann Late Miss Bond	1/-
	Women Timbers from Marmouth? [Yarmouth] in Need	10/-
	Women Forrow from Brickling [Blickling?] in Need	10/-
June 5th	Widow Dike at Horning for 12 Weeks pay at 2/6 per week	1/10/-
June 12th	Widow Dike at Norwich to Bind [ie. apprentice] her Boy to A Weelright [Wheelwright]	2/-/-
June 19th	Starling Peg	11/2
July 3rd	Paid the Lavey [Levy] Money 5700	5/4/6
Oct 9th	Paid the Norwich Collectioners :- Mary Dike and Children 28 (Weeks) at 7/- Leady [Lydia] Dike Widow 28 at 2/6 Elizabeth Dike Widow 28 at 2/6	16/16/-
March 27th	Paid Colthorp [Calthorpe] Overseers for the Soport [Support] of Militia	5/6
	Paid Samuel Georges 3 Children - Eliz Allen and Ann Bonds 28 Weeks at 2/6 per week [per child]	10/10/-
	Lost by Weldons Child	1/7/-
	Lost by Prat Child	1/2/-

The Disbursements of William Elden one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Michaelmas 1812 to Easter following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Oct 23rd	Timbers Jo^s at yarmuth [Yarmouth] at Need	10/-
1813- Feb 5	Paid for Spanto(n) Examination	1/-
Feb 26th	Paid Ann Bond for Samuel Georges Child and Prats Child 4 Weeks at 5s per Week	1/-/-
	Paid Elizabeth Allen for Samuel Georges Children 4 Weeks at 5s per Week	1/-/-
April 2	Jo^s Timbers at Yarmouth at Need	10/-

The Disbursements of John Ives one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Easter 1813 to Michaelmas following.

April onwards. Payments to the following people :-
Joseph Timbers, Matthew Howard, Thomas Culley, Margaret Starling, Thomas Woodrow, Catherine Fish, Mary Hall, Amy Dyke, Margaret Wone, Thomas Starling, Boy Starling, Hannah Howard, Woman Culley, Ann Worten, Elizabeth Allen, Thomas Bishop, Robert Hayne, Benajmin Culley, Randall's Substitute, Starlings Shoemaker.
Widows :- Woolsey, Culley, Francis, Dyke, Bowles.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Jul 6th	To Calthorpe overseers relating Militia	7/-
Jul 25th	Wiley's Bill repairing Parish houses	1/5/-
Jul 30th	Allowance for Burial of Elizabeth Dyke, Norwich	1/10/-
Sept 24th	M^rs Burrow for Girl Dyke	11/10

The Disbursements of William Elden one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Michaelmas 1813 to Easter 1814.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Nov 5th	Paid Ann Worten for Georges Child and Pratt Child 4 weeks	1/-/-
	Paid Elizabeth Allen for Samuel Georges Child 4 weeks	1/-/-
Dec 24th	Paid W^m Mitchell Jo^s Timbers Rent	3/-/-
Feb 4th	Paid Ann Webster 8 weeks pay at 2/6	1/-/-

The Disbursements of John Ives one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Easter 1814 to Michaelmas following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
May 3rd	Allowance for the Funeral of Widow Francis	1/-/-
June 10th	Paid Maintenance of Militia Wife 26 (weeks) at 2/-	2/12/-
Sep 30th	Hannah Howard 2½ yds Baise for Petticoat at 14d (per yd)	2/11
	Girl Starling 1½ yds D^o at 1/- yd	1/6
	D^o 3 yds of Callico at 14d	3/6
	D^o 2 yds Sheeting at 14d	2/4
	D^o 1 Blanket	5/-
	D^o 1 Rug	3/6
	D^o 5¾ Yds of Ticking at 20d	9/7
	Mary Culley for Apron 2¼ Yds Blue hemp at 13d	2/5¼
	Boy J Howard 6ozs Yarn	1/9
	[+ other bills here for Clothes & cloth etc.]
	Norwich Collectioners:- Widow Dyke, Lydia Dyke

The Disbursements of William Elden one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Michaelmas 1814 to Easter following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
Oct 28th	Paid Fountain Neal the use money of the cottage the __?
Nov 10th	Paid a years property tax for the Cottage on the Common	4/-
Dec 13th	Paid M^r Copeman In trust money for Rounces Cottages	2/5/-
March 31st	Instalment paid to M^r Copeman on account of money borrowed for Rounces Cottages	10/-/-

The Disbursements of Thomas Swann one of the Overseers of the Parish of Tuttington from Easter 1815 to Michaelmas following.

Date	Other payments	Amount
1815- May 19th	W^m Smith Hainford Need	6/-
	Journey to Hainford after Smith	2/6
Aug 11th	Woman Forrow 1 Week	2/-
Oct 6th	Wm Howard in Need	5/-
	D^o towards his Loom	10/-
July 3rd	Warrant for Pratt	2/6
Jul 4th	Commitments of D^o to Bridewell	1/-
	Expences at St Faiths after Pratt	4/6
	D^o at Aylsham after D^o	2/-
Aug 2nd	For a Pit Saw for Benjⁿ Culley	1/15/-
	M^r Neech for 21 Quarts Beer	10/6
	M^r Silence for Jacket for Howard	14/-½
	M^r Weelden's bill for Colehouse	1/5/6
	M^r neal Interest Money for Rob^t Hayns House	2/16/-
	Paid Vincent 2 Weeks up to Oct 6th	5/-
	M^r Coopers Opinion on Wright	1/1/-
	A Journey to Norwich after D^o	5/-
	Expences moving Wright and family to Blickling	4/-
	Order for Removal of D^o	6/-
	M^r Dents Cole Bill	11/1/6
	3 Bushels of Lime and Sand Carring (carriage to) for the Cole (Coal) House	3/-
	M^r Mitchell for Timbers Rent	2/7/4
	Rec'd Bastard Money of Prat	4/-/-

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Notes

In other rate documents the following alternative spellings have been seen which appear to refer to the same people/places:-
Culley/Cully, Dike/Dyke, Hayne/Hayns, Postel/Postle, Prat/Pratt, Randel/Randell/Randall, Rofe/Roofe/Roof, Swann/Swan, Welden/Weldon, Worten/Wardle.
A "Catherine Swan" - Widow aged 82 yrs was buried 29th Sept 1811 in Tuttington.

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