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L Heron accounts and calculations

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R Heron
1772                                                     to the Charity - Dt
                                                                           £  s  d
Febry   To cash resting in R Heron's Hands, being the surplus   )
        of £200 after paymt to the first class of sufferers of  )           4 12 2
        4s 6d in the pound according to their Estimates         )
        To Dr! On the Exchange Bank                                       760 12 3
        To Do on the old Bank                                             217 10  -
        To cash received of The Revd Mr Rickman, being a collection   )
        made by him in the parish of Newburn and which he remitted to )     9  6  -
        R. Heron after the Subscription Book was closed               )
        To cash received of The Revd Mr Railton, being a collection    )
        made by him in the parish of Knaresdale and remitted as above  )    3  8  6
        To cash received of anon by the payment of The Revd Mr         )
        Railton and remitted as above                                       1  8  -
        To cash received of anon by the payment of Mr Ralph Sparke )
        and remitted as above                                      )        - 12  -
        To cash received of Wm Fenwick Esq, being his subscripton   )
        to this charity and remitted as above.                      )      52 10
                                                                         1049 18 11½
                                                                          603 13   ¾
                                                                          444  5 10¾
        To cash recd of Mr Cuthbert                                       609  7  1
                                                                         1659  6   ½

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