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Church Reports 1848
Belloram

Note where the amount is in reference to a Donation the figure is followed by a D. All other amounts are Annual Subscriptions. All figures are in Pounds, Shillings and Pence. Some communities give in Quintalls of Fish and this amount is followed by a Q

Surname	Given	Pounds	Shillings	Pence
Blagdon	Sylvestor	0	10	0
Brown	Robert	0	5	0
Burne	John	0	10	0
Cluett	John, Sr.	3	5	0
Cluett	John, Jr.	0	15	0
Cluett	William	1	10	0
Cluett	William	2	0	0
Cluett	Thomas, Sr.	1	10	0
Cluett	Thomas, Jr.	1	15	0
Cluett	Samuel	1	10	0
Cluett	George	1	10	0
Cluett	Stephen	1	10	0
Caines	John	0	5	0
Dicks	George	1	10	0
French	William	0	10	0
Fudge	Edward	0	15	0
Gould	George	1	10	0
Gould	Philip	1	5	0
Grandy	John, Sr.	1	0	0
Grandy	John, Jr.	2	0	0
Grandy	John, (Son)	0	10	0
Grandy	Mrs. M.A.	1	5	0
Green	Henry	0	15	0
Kerley	John	0	5	0
Marshall	John	2	0	0
May	Thomas	1	0	0
May	Jonathan	0	10	0
Maser	Charles	0	5	0
Pool	Samuel	0	10	0
Romkey	John	0	10	0
Romkey	Jacob	0	10	0
Rose	Thomas	2	0	0
Rose	Robert	1	15	0
Strawbridge	Christopher	0	10	0
Strawbridge	Samuel	0	10	0
Stringer	Ambrose	0	10	0
Tulk	William	0	10	0
Trivett	John	0	5	0
Vincent	Fredrick	0	15	0

Transcriber's Note: The names have been extacted as they appear in the Church Records. Over the years many of the names have become colloquialized.

This page Transcribed by Bill Crant

Page Last Modified: Saturday December 11, 2010 (Don Tate)

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