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Benefactor.
OBJECT.
By whom Administered.
Annual Income
SOURCE OF
INCOME.
£
s.
d.
12
Atkinson Morley.
1850.
To be divided yearly, in equal shares and
proportions, between 10 Widows of Tradesmen;
who at their respective deaths were
Parishioners of the Parish, and had been
respectively rated to the poor at not less
than £20 per annum.
The Rector for the time being;
the Trustees of the Will; and Six
Inhabitants of the Parish.
75
10
8
£2.746 19s. 2d.
Consols.
The amount of the
legacy was £3,000;
it was reduced by
payment of duty
to £2,700.
13
James Payler.
1853.
To be divided equally between 20 poor
deserving Persons resident in the Parish.
The Rector and Churchwardens
for the time being.
27
19
8
£1,017 16s. 2d.
Consols.
14
Charles Smith.
1869.
To be divided annually at Christmas
amongst the Poor of the Parish
Rector for the time being.
2
13
2
£96 15s. 3d.
Consols.
15
William Blanchard.
1892.
For the Poor at the discretion of the Rector
and Churchwardens.
Rector and Churchwardens.
14
3
0
£514 15s. 11d.
Consols.
16
St. James'
Scholarship
Fund.
To be divided equally between the Tenison
and Burlington Schools.
Rector and Churchwardens
28
15
1
£1,045 15s. 0d.
Consols.
Part of the purchase
money of
St. James's Chapel
and Burial Ground
Hampstead Road,
sold under a special
Act of 1869.