PARISH CHURCH OF WEAVERHAM 'L. ,v 333

These items are very important for they show the work which was being done was to flag the aisles and seat the church. These seats remained until 1877. I well remember diem and in that year when the restoration was being carried out, all the old panels were used again to form the backs and ends of the new seats. The pews were floored with rushes until 1825, when the owners of pews were requested to floor them with boards.

1635. Payde for bread and wine for the first

Communion after Easter 6 4

Spent fetching the same 4

Payde for a dinner on the Communion

Daye 4

Paydc for dressing the Pulpit and Fonte in Cullor 2 2

1661. Evidently a great storm had done damage for we

find :—

Paydc to Thomas Hawkins for mending the locke for the Church gate, making clean the Tabic Cloth and Booke, dressing the Church and Steeple after the great Wind and tending the Slaters and Glazier 2 o

1709. Given to a Capuchin Fryar converted

to the Protestant faith 2 6

1732. Given to foreign Protestants by order

of Vestry 10 o

1734. Spent walking the Boundaries being 55

persons 14 G

1738. Velvet silk and fringe for Cushion for

Pulpit 1 12 6

Paid for new Pulpit 2 10 o

1742. Spent on Plummer ^ 1 o

For my own trouble attending to the

Plummer I o

Spent on Ringers at supposed taking of

Carthage 4 o

1745. Spent hiding die Church Plate 6

(When the Pretender's forces were marching south.)