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Receipts for payments to Second Class

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             25th Feb 1772 Reced of Mr Ra: Heron five pounds fifteen shillings
             and fourpence half penny which together with £6 12s 6d ? paid by Lady
£5  15  4½d Broughton & others is in full of a Paymt of 6/8 in the pound for the
             sum of £37 3s 8d which is the Total of the Estimates of the second class of
             sufferers in the parish of Ovingham for whose use I receive the same
 2.  4.  8½  25th Feb 1772 Recd of Mr Ra: Heron two pounds four shillings
             and five pence half penny being a payment of 6s 8d in the
             pound for £6 13s 4½ which is the total of the Losses of
             the 2d Class of sufferers in the parish of Heddon on the Wall
                                                          Chris: Gregson
£18. -s 8½d  1772 25th Febry Received of Mr Ra: Heron Eighteen pounds and eight pence
             half penny being a payment of 6/8 in the pound for the sum £54 2s 2d which
             is the Total of the Estimates of the second class of sufferers within Warden
             and Haydon for whose use I receive the same
                                                          By Me   Wm Laidman
£19  –s  3d  1772 25th Febry 1772 Received of Mr Ra: Heron nineteen pounds and three pence
             being a payment of 6/8 in the pound for the sum of £57 -s 9d which is
             the Total of the Estimates of the second class of sufferers within the parish of
             Haltwhistle for whose use I receive the same
                                                          Thomas Rotheram
£11.18s 8½d  25th Febry 1772 Received of Mr Ra: Heron Eleven pounds Eighteen shillings
             and Eight pence half penny being a payment of 6/8 in the pound for the
             sum of 35 16s 2d which is the Total of the Estimates of the second class of
             Sufferers within the parish of Ovingham for whose use I receive the same
                                                          Chris: Gregson
-   10s 7¼d  24th April 1772 Received of Mr Heron ten shillings and seven pence
             farthing being a payment of 6s/8d in the pound for the sum of £1 11s 10d
             which is the Total of the Estimate of the second class of Sufferers
             within the Parish of Knaresdale for whose use I receive the same
                                                          Jos Railton

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