A History of Hickling to 1860
and of all its Clergy.
by Christopher Granger
Churchwardens’ expenses (1700s).
| 17 (?) | Leather for the bells | 2/- |
| Wine Wistentide | 6/6 | |
| Bell wheel and mending | 18/- | |
| Malkng new surplus& mending old | 11/6 | |
| 1/2 100 of coals | 6d | |
| cost of correcyion fes & thanksgiving prayer | 5/- | |
| Thomas Sutton bill | 1/2/3 | |
| Load of lead - carrying and fetching | 11/- | |
| For a bridge and laying down | 2/- | |
| Robert Corner for cleaning the clock | 2/6 | |
| 1785 | 4 new bell ropes | 13/- |
| Sam Morley for a leather for the great bell | 1/- | |
| 1784 | John Bonser for Bell wheel and putting up | 1/8/- |
| Sand Brick and stone for the Church | 9/6 | |
| 1793 | Joseph Daft for wooden work | 1/- |
| A J Wright for while working the Church | 8/8/- | |
| Mr Martin paid young people’s eating and drinking in the morning lunch | 6/8 | |
| 1/6/8 | ||
| 2 church warden’s dinner | 5/- | |
| 1 yard of green baize mat for Mr Tinley | 8d |
