Subject: 12 May 1758 Budget (part 2 of 2)
Resent-Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 21:53:15 -0800 (PST)
Resent-From: SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Sat, 28 Mar 1998 00:55:48 -0500
From: Steve Coker
Organization: gamecock@yours.com
To: "SCROOTS-L@rootsweb.com"
Friday the 12th day of May 1758.
"... The Schedule of the Charges of this Government from the Twenty fifth day of
March in the Year of our Lord, One Thousand Seven hundred and Fifty Seven
inclusive to the Twenty Fifth day of March One Thousand seven hundred and Fifty
Eight Exclusive....
To the following Persons for Rent of Houses for barracks & Hospitals & for
Materials & Workmanship in fitting the Same.
William Banbury £ 287:19:05
Daniel Bourgett £ 48:00:00
William Bampfeild £ 450:00:00
Thomas Booden £ 65:00:00
Lambert Lance £ 62:10:00
Jonathan Scott £ 75:00:00
Richard Berresford Esqr. £ 144:00:00
Mrs. Ann Wragg £ 237:06:08
Mary Scott £ 100:00:00
Hugh Anderson £ 195:05:08
Samuel Wainwright Esqr. £ 45:00:00
Luke Stoutenburgh Esqr. £ 50:00:00
Robert Rawlings £ 62:10:00
To Samuel Prioleau £ 56:05:04
Brunett & Hall £ 891:02:05
To Benjamin Stead for Rum,
Duffils & brown Rolls £ 6643:05:09
Sarah Nightingale for Damages sustained by
the Royal American Encampment in her Pasture £ 75:00:00
To Hugh Anderson for Barracks necessairies £ 170:02:00
To Elizabeth Jones for Bedding £ 30:18:10
To Smith & Brewton for Blanketts,
Rolls, & Pepper £ 2350:10:04
To Ancrum, Lance & Loocock for Brown Rolls £ 135:13:09
To John Guerard Esqr. for Barracks
Necessaries £ 268:04:00
To James Laurens & Company
for Blanketts & other Articles £ 1772:05:10
To Ruth Hartman for Bedding £ 20:19:04
To Elizabeth Larry for Bedding £ 16:17:06
To Elizabeth Jones for Bedding £ 31:02:00
To John McQueen & Company for
Rum, Glass & Nails £ 341:17:06
To Inglis & Pickering for Blanketts
& brown Rolls £ 1035:11:10
To Othniel Beale Esqr. for Blanketts £ 171:10:00
To John Savage for Blanketts £ 212:10:00
To Williams & Carne for Vinegar £ 23:04:04 1/2
To Bremar & Neyle for Barrack Necessaries £ 153:03:01 1/2
To John Remington Jur. Tubs & Buckets £ 124:10:00
To Daniel Crawford Esqr. for wood £23:12:6,
To John Marley for wood & Cartage £1873:18:9,
To Thomas Wright Esqr. for wood £3746:3:3,
To Commissary Pinckney for wood £828:5 £ 6471:19:06
To Commissary Pinckney for
Cartage & several other Articles £ 823:19:09
To James Henderson for Candles £ 1308:15:00
To John Parnham for Pepper £ 36:00:00
To Thomas Buckle for transporting
a detachment to Fort Johnson £ 5:00:00
To William Brandford for Straw £ 119:00:00
To Mary Frost for Hay £ 20:00:00
To John Harvey for Hay £ 162:00:00
To William Laurence for Straw £ 27:00:00
To reimburse the Treasurer advanced for
Materials & workmanship for Constructing
new Barracks £8000 & for transporting Parties
& Provisions to Fort Johnson £40 £ 8040:00:00
To John Stevens, Glasier, for working
at the barracks £ 51:15:00
To defray the Expence of Constructing
Barracks for the Officers £ 3750:00:00
To the Church Wardens of St. Philips
for Subsisting the Wives &
Children of the Independant
Company sent to Virginia £ 420:02:05
To the same Church Wardens for
Supplies to several Invalids
discharged from the Service £ 116:12:03
£43,314:19:05
For the Scout Boats.
To Pay for a Scout Boat lately built £ 300:00:00
To two Commanders one years Pay at
£25 per Month Each £ 600:00:00
To pay 20 Men at £10 per Month
Each from 25th of March
inclusive to 15th May Exclusive £ 307:18:04 1/4
To pay 22 Men from 15th May to the
24th March both days inclusive
at £12 per Month Each £ 2725:08:00 3/4
Provissions for 22 Men at £28 per Annum
Each £ 616:00:00
Provisions for 2 additional Men at
Same Rate from the 15th of May £ 48:04:00 1/2
To Gordon & Elliott for Several Articles £ 77:06:10
To John Joyner for Several Articles £ 110:19:00
£ 4,785:16:03 1/2
For Lookouts.
For 8 Lookouts each Consisting of 3 men
at £12 per Month each Man £ 3356:00:00
To Margueret Boone for making Flags £ 30:00:00
To Joshua Grimball for Several Articles £ 112:10:00
To Barnard Beekman for Several Articles £ 22:00:00
To William Eddings for a Flag Staff
& Freight of Cannon £ 25:00:00
To James Laurens & Co. for Several Articles £ 21:03:09
To John Scott, Merchant, for Spy Glasses £ 8:00:00
To William King for a flag Staff £ 12:00:00
To Brunett & Hall for Carriages £ 195:00:00
£ 3,781:13:09
For the Public Arms.
To John Milner for mending &
keeping them Clean [&] for
Scabbards to the Bayonetts £ 668:18:09
£ 668:18:09
Parochial Charges.
To the Church Wardens of St. James
Santee to finish the Parsonage House £ 350:00:00
To Robert Hume for repairs to the
Parsonage of St. James Goose Creek £ 50:04:07
To David Maybank for repairs to
St. Bartholomews Parsonage £ 124:10:00
To John Ioor for repairs to
St. Georges Parsonage £ 39:18:00
To the reverend Mr. Henry Chiffelle,
Rector of St. Peter Purrysburgh
for three Years Rent of a Parsonage House £ 120:00:00
To the Church Wardens and Vestry
of the Parish of Prince George
Winyaw toward defraying the
Expence of purchasing a
Glebe & building a Parsonage House £ 500:00:00
£ 1,184:12:07
For Coroners Inquests.
To Francis Kinloch Esqr. on an Order of
James Roberts Esqr., Coroner of Craven County £ 60:00:00
To John Skene Esqr. £ 20:00:00
To William Simpson Esqr., Coroner
of Berkley County £ 50:00:00
To James Carney, Constable,
for summoning Jurors £ 7:00:00
£ 137:00:00
For Criminals.
To the Chief Justice, Fees on
Prosecuting them at March &
October Sessions £ 208:15:00
To the Clerk of the Crown, Fees
[for the like Service] £ 169:10:00
To the Late Attorney General, Fees
[for the like Service] £ 119:15:00
To the Present Attorney General,
Fees [for the like Service] £ 121:00:00
To Charles Lowndes Esqr., Late
Provost Marshall, for their Subsistance £ 1513:05:00
To Samuel Fry, Constable, for
conveying Malefactors to Goal £ 9:07:06
To Mark Hayes, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 10:14:02
To John & Ulrick Tobler, Constables,
[for the like Service] £ 17:00:10
To William West, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 9:07:06
To George Bland, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 2:12:06
To Charles Badingfeild, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 5:15:00
To Thomas Conway, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 50:00:00
To Nicholas Yonker, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 11:08:09
To William Streather, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 29:14:00
To James Robertson, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 19:00:00
To Hugh Branchman, Constable,
[for the like Service] £ 9:00:09
To the Treasurer which he paid
Constables for the Like Service £ 72:18:09
£ 2,379:04:09
For Criminal Slaves.
To John Giessendanner for [a] Slave Executed £ 200:00:00
To William Dalton for Slave[s] Executed £ 400:00:00
To Hugh McCutchins Estate
for [a] Slave Executed £ 200:00:00
To James Ladson for [a] Slave
Executed £ 200:00:00
To James Ash's Estate for [a] Slave Executed £ 90:00:00
To Joseph Ash for [a] Slave Executed £ 90:00:00
To William Osborn £ 29:02:06
To William Bonneau £ 6:19:09
To John Gibbes £ 15:15:00
To Christopher Holson £ 3:06:03
To James Rochford £ 3:17:06
To Jacob Rumph £ 9:07:06
To Henry Orr £ 14:15:00
To John Coone £ 18:00:00
To Samuel Wood £ 7:07:06
To Jacob Ladson £ 8:08:09
To John Rice £ 25:07:06
To George Allison £ 7:02:06
£ 1,329:09:09
Indian Expences.
To the Commissioner for Indian
affairs one Years Salary £ 100:00:00
To Daniel Pepper Esqr., Agent to the Creeks £ 2000:00:00
£ 2100:00:00
To the following Person[s] for Presents, Viz.
To Tew & Roybould £ 210:10:00
Margaret Boone £ 20:00:00
Benjamin Stead £ 67:10:00
Ancrum, Lance & Loocock £ 127:12:06
Jerome Courtonne (to be paid upon his
Accounts being Attested upon Oath) £ 1350:00:00
John Spencer £ 84:06:00
Smith & Brewton £ 1979:14:04
John Paul Grimkie £ 4:10:00
John Dodd £ 49:00:00
James Laurens & Company £ 6:00:00
Thomas Nightingale £ 289:06:03
John Scott, Gun Smith £ 71:05:00
Rae & Barksdale £ 7:01:00
Alexander Petrie £ 15:00:00
Thomas Smith Junior £ 14:00:00
Ogilvie & Ward £ 24:17:06
John McQueen & Company £ 2467:00:04
Inglis & Pickering £ 266:05:00
McCartan & Campbell £ 2466:19:03
Gabriel Guignard £ 16:13:06
Bremar & Neyle £ 36:11:03
Jacob Motte Esqr. £ 32:10:00
£ 9606:11:11
And to the following Persons for Provissions &c.
Sarah Nightingale £ 1025:11:06
James Sawyers £ 2:12:06
Henry Gallman £ 2:03:09
Daniel Burnett £ 26:05:00
George Jackson £ 8:00:00
John Gallman £ 52:10:00
John Frentz £ 6:15:00
Daniel Droze £ 47:17:01
John McQueen & Company on an Order
of McIntosh & Johnston £4:2:6
& on Robert Gowdeys Order £22:10
& on Nicholas Blacks Order £10 £ 36:12:06
White Outer Bridge £ 1:17:06
William Seawright £ 22:10:00
Henry Smith £ 13:01:03
James Germany, Interpreter £ 100:00:00
Simeon Theus £ 81:10:00
Edward Legge £ 29:14:04
Elizabeth Mercer £ 26:05:00
Samuel Wyley £ 62:10:00
Mary Whitford £ 59:07:06
William West £ 51:15:00
Ancrum, Lance & Loocock on
Hannah McGregor's Order £ 127:12:06
Benjamin Godfrey £ 19:12:06
Margaret Olivier £ 33:19:08
Mary Cannon £ 10:05:00
James McKelvie £ 4:10:00
George Sommers £ 5:18:04
Alexander Rantowl £ 12:00:00
Lachlan McGillivray £ 80:06:09
William Cardogan £ 12:10:00
Captn. John Stuart £ 18:00:00
Edward Brody £ 3:00:00
Commissary Pinckney £ 513:10:09
Lionel Chalmers attending Sick Cherokees £ 14:05:00
Oliphant & Garden for the Like Service £ 7:05:00
£ 2519:13:05
[£14,226:05:04]
For Prisoners of War.
To Judith Postell for the board of Several £ 680:17:06
To Thomas Gordon £ 220:15:00
To James Akin £ 16:12:06
To Anthony Bonneau's Estate £ 62:05:00
To Peter Butler £ 32:16:00
To Mark Antho. Besselleu £ 13:17:06
To Robert Collins £ 43:17:06
To Paul Combé £ 34:17:06
To Frederic Holzendorff £ 60:15:00
To James Marion £ 39:15:00
To Mary Langley £ 349:17:06
To Peter Pegguin £ 33:15:00
To Francis Simmons £ 59:12:06
To Philip Chichett £ 9:00:00
To Robert Quash £ 30:00:00
To Benjamin Simmons £ 15:07:06
To Margaret Olivier £ 979:17:03
To John Channing for Medecines £ 17:10:00
To Oliphant & Garden for Ditto £ 37:07:06
To the Treasurer advanced by him to
pay the Passages of Several to Great Britain £ 750:00:00
To the Commissary for this Service £ 42:00:00
To Pay Timothy Philips & the Men under
his Command for Guarding the Said Prisoners
to the 2d of July £ 181:14:10
To pay William Wilkins & his Men
for the Like Service £ 180:06:06
To pay Richard Collis & his Men for
the Like Service £ 189:13:04
£ 4,082:10:05
For the French Accadians.
To the following Persons for maintaining them.
Joseph Palmer of St. Stephens Parish £ 33:00:00
Stephen Crell of Saxe Gotha Township £ 54:00:00
Henry Gallman of Saxe Gotha Township £ 53:00:00
Henry Hertell of Saxe Gotha Township £ 24:00:00
Henry Sertrunk of Saxe Gotha Township £ 12:00:00
Joshua Grimball of Edisto Island £ 48:10:00
Elias Ball on two Orders of George June
of St. John Berkley County £ 171:00:00
William Burd of Edisto Island £ 16:00:00
Church Wardens of St. Helena £ 184:10:00
Church Wardens of St. Philip £ 541:17:08
Joseph Norman of Beach Hill £ 91:12:09
John Glover of St. Pauls £ 180:00:00
John Hayes of St. James Goosecreek £ 14:10:00
Henry Hartley of Amelia Township £ 26:00:00
William Heathley of Same Township £ 171:10:00
Samuel Jeanes of St. Pauls £ 107:18:08
Edward Parry of St. Pauls £ 76:00:00
Mary Postell of St. Georges £ 115:00:00
John North of St. Bartholomews £ 620:03:01
John Sharpe of St. Bartholomews £ 70:00:00
Thomas Mitchell of Prince George Winyaw £ 71:08:00
Christopher Rowe of Orangeburgh
(to be paid when duely Certified) £ 64:00:00
Thomas Heyward of Prince William
(to be paid when duely Certified) £ 8:10:00
Zachariah Villepontoux of St. James Goosecreek
(to be paid when duely Certified) £ 28:00:00
John Marley for Wood £ 11:12:06
£ 2,794:02:08
Extraordinary Charges.
To Thomas Gordon repairs to the Guard House £ 3:05:07 1/2
To Jonathan Badger for the use of the Assembly £ 63:05:00
To the Church Wardens of St. Philip For
Subsisting Poor from remote Parts where
no Poor rates are Collected £ 163:14:06
To William Matthewes for Provissions
to the Militia on an Alarm £ 6:00:00
To William Maxwell for Provissions to
the Militia on an Alarm £ 5:00:00
To Timothy Philips for making Tents £ 91:00:00
To John Elliott, Ballance of his
Account for Subsisting two
French Prisoners taken by the
Cherokees in 1753 £ 67:00:00
To Benjamin Smith Esqr. for Crimson
Damask to Cover the Chairs in
the Council Chamber £ 77:10:00
To the Fire Masters in Charles Town
(to be paid by the Inhabitants
of the said Town) for the use of
the fire Engines £ 286:12:03
To Elff & Hutchinson for Chairs &
Tables for the Council Chamber £ 728:02:06
To the Treasurer, Ballance of Money advanced
by him to [send] for Musketts, Warlike Stores
& other Articles £ 15095:13:00
To the Treasurer a Recompence for receiving
and Issuing £42000 Granted for defending His
Majestys Rights in North America & for his
trouble in attending the Press, indenting,
filling up, Signing & paying out £25000 in
Orders issued or the use of the Fortifications
& for Paying out £40,000 raised for the use of
the Fortifications by the Tax Laws for the
Years 1754 & 1755 and for paying out the Money
mentioned in the Last preceeding Article £ 350:00:00
To John Kitt for apprehending Robert Wall,
a deserter from Fort Loudoun £ 134:00:00
Annuity to the Negroe Sampson for discovering
a Cure for the Bites of Rattle Snakes £ 50:00:00
To the Treasurer, Ballance due to him from the
General Duty Fund the 29th September Last £ 1238:16:04
To the Treasurer for Orders Sunk which were
Issued in 1740 for the relief of Georgia
& defence of this province £ 12:00:00
To the Commissioners for the Streets in
Charles Town (to be paid by the Inhabitants
of the said Town) £ 500:00:00
To the Commissioners for the Roads
on Charles town Neck to be paid by
the Inhabitants of St. Philip
& St. Michael Charlestown £ 50:00:00
To Benjamin Stradtman for
taking Care of the Artillery £ 200:00:00
Towards defraying the Contingent
Charges of the Current Year £ 3000:00:00
£22,121:19:02 1/2
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£174,507:18:02 1/4
...."
Source:
The Colonial Records of South Carolina
The Journal of the Commons House of Assembly
Published by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 51-62239
ISBN: 1-880067-28-5
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