An Extract from the Upottery Churchwardens' Accounts.
1769 : Pd Mr John Parkhouse for one fox 4s-0d Total Paid in Year 17-11-1/2 1770 : Nov 24th Mr John Parkhouse for a Badger 1s 1771 : Jan 14th John Parkhouse for a fox 4s
Jun 12th Mr John Parkhouse for one old fox and a young ones 8s
Mr John Parkhouse for 2 Foxes 8s 1776 : Mr John Parkhouse for a Fox 4s 1777 : Mr John Hurford for a Badger 1s
1784 : Pd John Parkhouse for one Fox 4s
Pd Jacob Parkhouse for two Foxes 8s
Pd Isaac Hurford for 2 Hedge Hoggs 0s 8d
1785 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for one Fox 4s 0d
1786 : Pd John Hurford for Board to repair the Bells and for Spanners for the same 3s 9d Pd John Hurford in assisting Robt Rowland about the fourth bell 1s
1787 : Pd Expenses of Ann Hurfords when Peter Poole came to view the church 1s 8d [Peter Poole = carpenter]
Pd Jacob Parkhouse the mason 4s
Pd Jacob Parkhouse and boy for one days work about the Church 2s
Pd John Hurford for a Lock for the Belfry and Oil 1s 6 1/2d
1788 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a fox 4s
Pd John & Jacob Parkhouse for 1 old fox and 2 young cubs 6s Pd for Liquor for Masons Carpenters and labourers 7s 6d
1789 : Pd Willm Hurford the Dogg Whipper 4s
Pd John Parkhouse for a young fox 1s
1793 : Paid Mr John Parkhouse for 5 Jays and 3 hedgehoggs 1s 10d
1794 : Pd John Parkhouse for two young Foxes and one Badger 3s
Pd Parkhouse for 5 jays 10d
1795 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for 5 cubbs 5s
Pd John Parkhouse for a fox 4s
Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a fox 4s
1799 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a badger 1s
Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a fox 4s
1800 : Pd John Parkhouse for a badger 1s
1802 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a badger 1s
1803 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for Six Aupes 6d
1808 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for 2 foxes 8s
1810 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for 2 foxes 8s
Pd John Parkhouse for a hedgehog 4d
1811 : Pd John Parkhouse for a hedgehog 4d
1812 : Pd John Parkhouse for 2 hedgehogs 8d
1813 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a Fox 4s
1815 : Uncollected of F. Parkhouse 1s 10 1/2d
1826 : Pd Jacob Parkhouse for a fox 4s
1829 : Pd John Parkhouse for a fox 4s
[Transcribed from Upottery Churchwardens' Accounts]
