Account Entries

The following entries in Accounts of the Dukes of Kingston 1725 to 1763 mention Joseph Church.

Date Name Type Description Amount (£ s d)   Building link 29/9/1733 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry Farms with the Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1733 Joseph Church rent for Westleys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1735 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry farm with Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1735 Joseph Church rent for Great Bosenham 8 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1735 Joseph Church rent for Westlys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1736 Joseph Church rent for the Chacery Farm with the Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1736 Joseph Church rent for Great Bosenham 8 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1736 Joseph Church rent for Westleys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1737 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry Farm with Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1737 Joseph Church rent for Great Bosenham 8 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1737 Joseph Church rent more for Westlys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1738 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry Farm with the Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1738 Joseph Church rent Great Bosenham 2 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1738 Joseph Church rent more for Westlys Close (by lease from Lady day 1722) 2 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1739 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry farm with the Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1739 Joseph Church rent for Great Bosenham 8 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1739 Joseph Church rent more for Westlys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none Transcriber's notes: & lease ending Ladyday 1743 29/9/1740 Joseph Church rent for the Chantry Farm with Additions 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1740 Joseph Church rent for Great Bosenham 2 - 10 - 00   none Transcriber's notes: by lease for 21 Years from Lady day 1722 29/9/1740 Joseph Church rent more for Westlys Close 2 - 00 - 00   none Transcriber's notes: by lease for 21 years from Lady day 1722 29/9/1741 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm 26 - 00 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1741 Joseph Church rent Great Bosenham and Westleys Close 10 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1742 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm 26 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1742 Joseph Church rent Great Bosenham and Westlys Close 10 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1743 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26 Great Bosenham & Westleys Close £10.10 36 - 00 - 00   none 29/9/1746 Joseph Church rent Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham and Westby Close £10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1747 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham, Westley Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1749 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westley Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1750 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westley Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/0/1751 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westleys Close £10.10, 36 - 10 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1752 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westly Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   Chantry Farm 29/9/1753 Joseph Church rent the Chantry farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westley Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1754 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm £26, Great Bsoenham & Westly Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1755 Joseph Church rent the Chantry farm £26, Great Bosenham & Westly Close £10.10 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1756 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm, Great Bosenham & Westly close 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1757 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm, Great Bosenham & Westley Close 36 - 10 - 00   none 29/9/1758 Joseph Church rent the Chantry Farm, Great Bosenham & Westly close 36 - 10 - 00   Chantry Farm

Notes:     These records are extracted from the accounts of the Dukes of Kingston's estates in Hanslope from 1722, not long after the first Duke inherited Hanslope Park and considerable property in the Parish of Hanslope until 1763 when the second Duke sold the estates. One accounts book was prepared each year containing six to ten pages on each of the estates owned by the Dukes. The information recorded was probably prepared in Nottinghamshire from returns submitted by each local agent. They are prepared on the double entry principle with balancing entries representing amounts owned by the agent to the Duke (excess of income over expenditure). This balancing entry is recorded after detailed records of amounts transferred during the year to the Dukes' bank account in London.