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E36/210 folio 79 ( Payments ), 1502 [modernised text]
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It
e
m the 25 day of December to Robynet the Queen's
embroiderer for money by him paid to certain persons
working upon the rich bed as well for their
wag
es
as for thair board wag
es
first to one
Anthony for 41 days ended at Christmas at
4 d

the day
8 d
It
e
m to the same Anthony for
his board wag
es
by the space of 7 weeks & 3 days
at
16 d
the week x
d
˄
s
It
e
m to one William

for 41 days at
4 d
the day
8 d
It
e
m to the
same William for his board wag
es
by the space of
7 weeks & 3 days at
16 d
the week x s It
e
m to
one James
for his wag
es
by the space of
7 weeks & 3 days at
16 d
the week x s It
e
m to
the same James for his board wag
es
by the said
space x s It
e
m to one Johanne
for her wag
es

by the space of .v. weeks at
16 d
the week
8 d

It
e
m to the same Johanne for her board wag
es
by
the said space of 5 weeks
8 d
It
e
m to
Margrette Stok
es
for her wag
es
by the space of
two weeks and her board wag
es

4 d

It
e
m to Johanne pot for her wag
es
and board
wag
es
by the space of two weeks
4 d
It
e
m to
John Bolok for 6 days work upon the altar
cloths ij s and for his board wages by the same
space xvj d It
e
m to thesaid Robynet for his
board wag
es
by the space of 7 weeks and 3
days at
16 d
the week x s It
e
m for candles
by the space of 7 weeks and 3 days v s It
e
m
for Searing candles for the altar clothys
ij d It
e
m for black Crewle to purfull the
Ro
ses

Lacuna in MS. Nicholas Harris Nicolas, Privy Purse Expenses p. 83, suggests the word is Rosys. The o and a terminal flourish for a s can be read with reasonable confidence

vj d It
e
m for Searyng candles for the White
and Red Roses and Clowd
es
v d It
e
m for Colys
for the workers by the space of 7 weeks ij s
And for tawny the areed for to leye the work
upon thegge of Red Sattyn iiij d sum to
ta
l
is

Cxiij s 1 d
wardrobe
checked
sum pag
ine

113 s
1 d

79

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