24th. September 1789

The foregoing Accounts of Mr. John White< no role > and Mr. John Morga [..]
were examined and audited at a Vestry this day held And it thereby
Appears that the Said John White hath received the Sum of two
hundred and Sixty five Pounds, three Shillings and three Pence and
Paid and disbursed the Sum of Two hundred and Sixty five Pounds the [..]
Shillings and ten Pence So that there is a Ballance due to him from [..]
Parish of the Sum of Ten Shillings and Seven Pence And it also app [..]
that the Said John Morgan< no role > hath received the Sum of Sixty one Pounds
Eleven Shillings and Ten Pence and Paid and disbursed the Sum of
Forty Eight Pounds Sixteen Shillings and three pence half Pencey So [..]
there remains due from him to the Parish to Ballance the Sum of
Twelve Pounds fifteen Shillings and Six Pence half Penny And if
was Ordered that the Said Mr. John Morgan do out of the Said Ball [..]
in his Hands Pay to the said Mr. John White the above Mentioned
Ten Shillings and Seven Pence and retain the remainder of the said
Ballance in his own Hands which reduces the Ballance due to him [..]
his last Years Accounts to the Sum of Eighty one Pounds and one
Penny, half Penny.

Willm. Baker< no role > Thos. Jackson< no role >
Peter Astie< no role > John Chamberlain< no role >
Benjn. Curtis< no role > Fras. Pearse< no role >
Wm. Rogers< no role > Jos. Sargeant< no role >
David Steel< no role > Wm. Coles< no role > .