Note: Category headers and bracketed script have been added for clarification and do not appear in the original document. Additionally, it would not be uncommon to discover accounting errors as these were gentlemen who created inaccuracies the same as you and I.
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IncomeTo Pay & arrears Due you to y'e. 24th Apr. 1758
£ 6. 11. 0
[Total] £ 6. 11. 0
Expenses
To 1 Pair Shoes & 1 Napsack
£ 0. 6. 6
To 1 Haversack & 1 Cocade
£ 0. 1. 8
To 1 Pair Garters & 1 Sett Buckles
£ 0. 1. 4
To 1 Kilt & Small Belt
£ 0. 1. 4
To Provision at Glasgow
£ 0. 4. 8
To Spruce Beer at Halifax
£ 0. 2. 8
To 2 Cheq'd. Shirts
£ 0. 7. 0
To Y'e. Proportion of a Cooks Frock
£ 0. 0. 8
To 10 months stops for y'e. Payment Serjt. @ 1½p Month
£ 0. 0. 10
To 7 D'o. D'o. for y'e. barber @ 2p D'o.
£ 0. 1. 2
To Cash given you at Fairf'd.
£ 0. 18. 8
£ 2. 6. 11
To Cash Paid as Ball'ce. of y'e. above
£ 3. 4. ½
£ 6. 11. 0
Source:
[Total] £ 2. 6. 4
[Income minus Expenses equals Cash Paid]
To Cash Paid him as Bala'ce. of y'e. Above
£ 4. 4. 8
Halifax 17th May 1758 Rec'd. y'e. above ball'ce in full of all my Pay & arrears of Pay Due from y'e. Date of my attestation to y'e. 24th Apr. Last as witneĹżs my hand
[signed] John Watson
Source:
Major James Clephane, "Payroll account of Serjeant Alexander Rose, 1758." Military Account Book at Halifax. NAS GD125-34-5, pp. 10-11.
© Jeffrey Campbell, The 78th Regiment of Foot, 2018.
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