A record of the deathes and burials off the members of this church as also the common hearers.

Sister Ann Walker buried May 13th 1671
Bro. William Toweres 7 7 1671
Bro. William Rawlingson
Bro. Rowland Atkinson - April 28 1678
Bro. And Elder Camelford - March 10 1680
John Parks buried Sept. 14th 1685
Math. Dawson buried.

George Talor the first buried in Tottlebank old meeting house Oct. 21 1726 Fun. 1 Cor. 15.51 IS.
Robert Kendal dyed Jan 25 buried Jan 28 1728 at Tot. Fun. 2 Cor. 5.14.
Jennet the wife of James Lindow of Broughton Beck buried at Tottlebank May 8 1728 fun. Job 14.14.
David Trearson buried at Tottlebank May 6 1730 fun. 1 Cor. 15.5.
Priscilla the daughter of John Towers of Gleadness fun. Isa. 35.10
Buried at Tottlebank May 9th 1730
Wm. Son of William Askew of Keldra Dec. 4 1730 fun. Job 10.20
Mary the wife of Thomas Kendal dyed December buryed att Tottlebank
Dec. 9 1732 aged 64 her funeral sermon preached from Eccl. 7.1. and Isa. 26.4.


1724
1725
  1. Isabel Askew funeral sermon preached from Psa. 26.89 April 25 at Tottlebank.
  2. Nov. 7 preached for Mary Gardner at Tottlebank from Deut. 32.29

1726
  1. George Talor the first that was buried in Tottlebank meeting house (as before) Oct. 21 fun. Serm. from 1 Cor. 15.57.
  2. James Troughton April 24 buried at Ulverstone fun. Sermon from Psa. 71.9
  3. Old John Atkinson dyed April 17 fun. Tottlebank May 8. 2 Sam. 23.5. Mary French dyed April 17 fun. Psa. 90.12.

1727
1728
  1. Jennett Lindow, Broughton Beck, 1728 buried Tottlebank May 28. Fun. Job. 14.14.
  2. Mary the wife of Rd. Park dyed Jan. 7 1728 buried at Turver church, funeral sermon Mat. 24.44 at Summbank Feb. 4.
  3. Sam. Wells a young man dyed Jan. 31.1728 buried at Coulton church his funeral sermon from Eccl. 11.9 at T'bank.
  4. Agnus widdow of Joseph Towers fun. Sermon preached Feb. 18 1728 at Broughton from Psl. 73.25.26.
  5. Robt. Ashburner fun. Serm. preached at Tottlebank Oct. 20, 1728 from Zech. 9.12.
  6. James Towers funeral sermon preached at Broughton Dec. 8,1728 from Psl. 49.14,15.
  7. Mrs. West fun. Serm. preached Dec. 15 at Mr. Anyons in Skerton near Lancaster from Jer. 23,6 now printed.
  8. Rob. Kendall, as before, June 28 buried at Tottlebank fun. 2 Cor. 5.2.

1729
  1. James Pritt fun. Serm. preached at Broughton March 2nd from Isa. 51.6.
  2. Joshua Sedgfield a child of six days old buried at Tottlebank April 14 funeral from Job 3.11,12,13.
  3. Mr. Joseph Dodson fun. serm. at Tottlebank April 20 from 2 Sam. 14,17.
  4. Isabel the widow of old John Atkinson dyed April 25 her funeral sermon May 25 from Psl. 73,26.
  5. Edward Wilson of Butterithel dyed Dec. 15,1728 his fun. serm. not preached till Jun 22 this year at his own house from 2 Sam. 14.14 he hath devised means etc.
  6. Mr. Towers dyed Sept. 5 fun. serm. preached at Broughton the 14th from Psl. 119,71.
  7. The 25 Mrs Towers his widdow dyed, her fun. serm. from Rev. 14,13.

1730
  1. Caleb Sedgfield a boy about 3 years old dyed Jan. 23. fun. The 25 from 2 Sam. 12,23 buried at Tottlebank.
  2. John Mowson of Oupha fun. serm. April 12, Phil. 1,21.
  3. Precilla Towers fun. As before.
  4. David Trearsons fun. May 31, 1 Cor. 15.55. as before.
  5. Miles Harrison dyed at Kendal July 11 fun. serm. 2 Cor. 13,11. Aug. 23 Tottlebank.
  6. William Askew Jun. As before, Job. 10.20.

1731.
  1. Edw. Fisher of Ulverstone fun. From Mat. 24.42 March 7. At Tottlebank.
  2. Mr. Anyon fun. Serm. at Skirton April 4 Mica. 7,1,2.
  3. Isabel the wife of John Addison at Tottlebank fun. 27th from Heb. 13,14.
  4. James Greaves of Roset fun. Serm. at Flan upon 2 Tim. 4,6,7,8.
  5. Mr. Wm. Benson, Mrs N. Griggs fun. serm. at Tottlebank upon Phil. 1,23 Oct. 17.
  6. Eliz. Ashburner fun. serm. Tottlebank Rom. 5,1 Oct. 31.
  7. Mary Atkinson the wife of John Atkinson of Houthet fun. Sermon upon Joh. 8,35 December 12.

1732.
  1. Han. Towers fun. Serm. John 17,24 Feb. 27 Tottlebank by two hands.
  2. James Coward, Nettlessach serm. John 17.24 March 19 Tottlebank.
  3. Wm. Garners fun. serm. at Tottlebank May 28 Prov. 1,10.
  4. Emmy Wilson fun. serm. Aug. 6 Tottlebank.
  5. Wm. Walker of Kirby fun. serm. Sept. 17 from Rom. 14,7,8 Tottbk.
  6. James Garner fun. serm. Nov. 12 Rev. 22,12 Tottlebank.
  7. Tho Robinson of Pennington fun. serm. at Flan Psl. 26,8,9.
  8. Mary Kendal Dec. 9 as before. N. Skelding wife in May.

1733.
  1. Isabel Dodson wife of Isaac Dodson fun. Jan. 7 Rev. 7,16,17.
  2. Miles Drinkal dyed April 21 buried at Tottlebank 24th Fun. serm. 2 Tim. 4,7,8.
  3. Hester wife of Geo. Drinkall dyed April 2 fun. serm. May 27 from Eccl. 9,10.
  4. Thos. Jackson fun. serm. at Tottlebank Sept. 15 from Joh. 17,3.
  5. A child of John Swaensons buried at Tottlebank Dec. 20 fun. From Job 1,21 last part.

1734
  1. John Pennington of Whetstonecroft fun. serm. at Broughton from Gen. 25,8.
  2. Eliz. Palmers fun. serm at Broughton near Cockermouth from Psa. 118,15.
  3. Thos. Towers fun. serm. at Tottlebank buried at Coulton Oct. 27 Psa. 146.5.

1735
  1. Wm. Walker of Ulverston fun. serm. at Tottlebank, March 2, Job. 14.13
  2. Alice Hull Psa. 16,11 at Tottlebank
  3. Agnus Wilson dyed Jun. 15 fun. serm. preached at Broughton July 13 from Rev. 22,20.

    + (1679. The 19th of the 12th month it is agreed by the church that our brother Thomas Sledding shall have £1.10 for the liberty of the house and fixing his yard.)+

  4. Mrs. Benson dyed Oct. 2,1735 fun. serm. at Tottlebank Nov. 9 from Isa. 43,25.

1736
  1. Dinah the wife of Isaac Atkinson dyed Feb. 24 fun. serm. preached at Broughton March 21 from Mat. 24,42.
  2. Ann Greaves fun. serm. preached at Tottlebank Mar. 28th Mat. 11,28.
  3. Elin Strickland fun. serm. May 23rd at Tottlebank 1 Pet. 1,9.
  4. John the son of Geo. Braithwhat fun. serm. July 4 Mat. 24,44.
  5. Hannah Wilkinson was buried at Tottlebank Sep. 12 fun. From Rev. 14,13.
    She was mother to Mr. John and Isaac Wilkinson.

1737
  1. March 20 for Robt. Hartley's wife at Broughton 1 Cor. 15,31.
  2. April 3 for John Addison of Addistone Broughton Joh. 9.4.
  3. April 10 for Jennet Coward at Tottlebank Job. 30,28.
  4. May 8 for Elizabeth the wife of Tho. Rigg Tottlebank Psa. 94,17,18.
  5. July 3 for Margaret Coward of Knapertha Tottlebank Rev. 7,17.
  6. July 24 for John Christopherson Broughton Psa. 73,25.
  7. Sep. 22 preached at Hazel Hall in Tuver for Sarah the daughter of Wm. Jackson Psa. 73,25.

1738
  1. Jan. 15 Jer. Postlewhait was buried fun. serm. Psa. 34.19.
  2. Feb. 19 Mr. Joh. Jacksons fun. Preached at Broughton Mica. 7,1,2, and at Hurtbarren March 5.
  3. May 21 preached at Tottlebank for Bridget Fleming Col. 1,12.
  4. Jun. 4 preached at Tottlebank for Hen. Atkinson fun. Ecc. 11,9.
  5. July 17 for Mary Kendal Phil. 1,23 buried at Tottlebank.

In the year 1739 I find no deathe among us.

1740
  1. Jan. 13 preached for Isaac Dodson Gen. 27,2 he dyed Dec. 25th.
  2. Jan. 26 for Sarah Towers Rev. 14,13 buried at Tottlebank.
  3. Feb. 10 for John son of Robt. Talor of Croslands from 1 Joh. 5,5.
  4. Sept. 14 for Joh. Christopherson fun. From Luk. 21,8.

1741
  1. Jun. 8 dyed James Askew his fun. Serm. preached at Tottlebank Jan. 25 from Deut. 32,29.
  2. April 25th I preached a funeral serm. at Stainton for Lidia Park. Psa. 31,5.
  3. April 19 preached at Tottlebank for Abigail Keen from Mark 13,13.
  4. May 3rd preached for Eliz. The wife of Geo. Talor from Psa. 57,1.
  5. Nov. 29 preached for Mr. James Lindow of Toppingrayes Psa. 25,8 who dyed at Dublin.

1742
  1. Feb. 21 preached a funeral sermon for Len Benson from Psa. 23, buried at Ulverstone.
  2. April 24th Tho. Wilson buried at Tottlebank meeting house preached at the interment Ecc. 8,8 May 2 to our people from Isa. 57,1 1st Serm. he dyed April 21.
  3. Aug. 23rd was buried at Tottlebank Mrs Dodson preached upon Job 14,14.
  4. Nov. 24th Hannah Fell dyed buried at Ulverstone her fun. serm. preached Dec. 12th at Tottlebank.
  5. Dec. 20th John Towers our deacon dyed buried at Hawkshead Hill Dec. 25 his funeral sermon preached at Tottlebank from Phil. 1,23.

1743
  1. Robt. Hartley buried at Broughton church his fun. serm. preached at the meeting house Jan. 30 from Psa. 116,16.
  2. April 1st for John Sweanson from Psa. 31,5 he was first buried in the new burying yard at Tottlebank.
  3. Oct. 5 Geo. Drinkall 3rd child dyed buried at Tottlebank meeting house the serm. preached from 2 King 4,26.
  4. Nov. 12 dyed Esther Brocklebank 15 buried in the new burying yard preached upon Col. 1,12,27 upon Mat. 17,5 the Lords day


(December the 22nd Anno. Dom. 1682.)
By the last will of Wm. Dodson of Niblewt. Glower bearinge date the day and yeare above said amongst other things and legally there decided how doth adde these following that is he doo give and bequeath unto my said nephew John Towers, Roger Sawrey esq. And James Ffisher of Coulton the sume of twenty pounds of lawfull money and I will that they and their assigned doe yearly and every yeare pay and give the intrest and benefitt thereof unto usor and usors as I have mentioned and declared in words forever hereafter and I doo friendly require them and their assigned to bee faithfull in the same.
Witnesses hereof
James Stottson
John Strickland
John Rawlinson.)+



+(Gifts given to the church ffor maintaininge a publick ministry in Furness fells in and from the yeare 1682)
By William Dodson as on the other side the some - £ 20

1685
By Abigail Dodson - £ 05
By John Kendall - £ 01
Besides given by James Ffisher after his wifes death the some of fforty pounds - £ 40
and by John Towers after his Mothers death the some of eighty pounds - £ 80
£146. 0.
Given by --- £ 14.10.
£160.10.
Given by John Ancher in his last will to the church after the deathe of Mr. Ro. Sawrey the some of £18.)+


+(October 14th 1690.
Lent this as followith to Mr. Roger Sawrey - £20
To John Swaynson _ 05
More to John Swaynson if not given by Jo. Kendal
To Hugh Towers - 01
All of whom are to pay back after the rate off 12d per pound ffrom the 14th day of October 1690
Havinge accounts for all past ffully 29th 1691
To John Swaynson - £1
Added above being in all £6

------------------------------------------------------------------
An account taken the 16 day of this July
Ffeb. 1702 by us the elders of the church at Tottlebank viz. D. Crosby, Wm. Benson, Miles Harrison, Jo. Atkinson, Will Robinson and Ja. Towers and is as follows J. Ffisher 401/2 yrs on these tenants in Broughton viz.
Andrew Leese, Will Wilson and John Brockbank.
Ten pounds in Tho. Addisons hand in Broughton James Wenington and Will. Addison bonds men payd in six pound in Joseph Towers hand. Bonds man Hen. Jackson eleven pounds in Robert Ashburners hand, Willm. Ffisher and Jas. Coward bonds men paid in eleven pounds in Mr. Jer. Sawreys hand and six pounds in John Swainsons hand, as is mentioned before on the reverse payd in two pound in Thomas Skelding hand off Tottlebank, being the gift off John Postlewait off Wellwood in Kirby commencing Mar. 26 1702
witness my hands Thomas Skelding
as witness by hand John Swainson
this same six pounds due October the 14 1702 with interest to be paid by me or my executors to Mr. William Benson of Mantriggs.+

April 3rd 1734.
Jer. Postlewhaite settled accounts with the church about repairs of Tottlebank house which stood thus
Collected at both Tottlebank and Broughton 9.16. 8.
Laid out in repairs 9. 4. 6.
Remains 12. 2.
How it was disposed of
To Ed. Park for a door at Broughton 0. 8. 0.
To Wm. Askue for leading slate 0. 1. 0.
To Jer. Postlewhait & John Tower dito 0. 1. 0.
To Tho. Kilner for a day work 0. 1. 0.
To Mr. Sedgfield for a shill lent 0. 1. 0.
0.12. 0.



July the 25 1704
A memo.
What money was given and by whome for the paying Mr. Thomas Mires for Little Tottlebank at the time aforesaid as a free gift.
By Wm. Benson 5. 0. 0.
By Miles Harrison 5. 0. 0.
By John Atkinson sen. 2.10. 0.
By John Swainson sen. 1. 0. 0.
By Richard Addison 1. 0. 0. £14.10. 0.
Money taken up of the church stock and from whome for the use aforesaid.
John Swainson jun. 6. 0. 0.
Thos. Skelding 2. 0. 0.
Joseph Dodson 6.10. 0.
Which sume was left by Nicolas Penny of Wabridge.
Ffeb. The 2nd 1704

Money taken up of the church stock paying Mr. Tho. Myers the 2nd payment on the 2nd of Ffeb aforesaid from M. Jer. Sawrey - 11
From Tho. Addison - 10
From Robt. Ashburner - 11
Ffeb. The 2nd 1706
Recd. Of the hands of Bert Penington £10 being a legacy left by the said Bert Pen. to Tottlebank.


1744
  1. April 30 intered in the new burying ground Geo. Talor of Elinhath fun. Mat. 24.42 dyed April 26th 1744.
  2. March 1st John Kendal intered in the new yard fun. Luk. 15.2.
  3. April 9 Madm. Lawrey dyed at Whitehaven fun. serm. preached at Broughton Job. 5,26.
  4. Sarah Pritt buried at Broughton fun. serm. preached June 2 Psa. 34,19.
  5. Mat. Coward intered in the new burying yard at Tottlebank un. Serm. John 8,36 Jun. 24th.

1746
  1. June 7th Eliz. Sweanson intered in the burying yard at Tottlebank fun. serm. 1 Cor. 15,31.
  2. Sept. 25 . 2 - Mary Christopherson, Oct. 19 fun. serm. preached Psa. 90,12.

1747
  1. June 25 Mary Askew intered in the yard at Tottlebank fun. serm. Psa. 73,26.
  2. June 14th at Broughton preached for the son of James Kendal Isa. 38,17. He was buried at Broughton.

1748
  1. March 7th the wife of Tho. Tubman was intered in the yard at Tottlebank fun. serm. Job 7,2,3,4.
  2. Nov. 12 Deb. Swenison dyed buried in the yard at Tottlebank fun. serm. Psa. 34.6.

1749
  1. March 5th at Broughton preached old John Hartleys fun. serm. 1 Cor. 15,57, he dyed and was buried at Lancaster meeting house.
  2. March 16th preached at Myles Sandys for 2 - Margt. Corkney a scotch woman. She was buried at Ulverstone Rom. 8.18.
  3. April 9 at Myles Sandys for Michael Fletcher Deut. 32,29 he was buried at Ulverstone
  4. June 4th fun. for Agnes Cowpland aged 76. She dyed May 14 buried at Ulverstone.
  5. July 20 at Broughton for Tho. Hartley Psa. 73,24,25,26 buried at Ulpha.

1750

1751
  1. Feb. 23rd buried at Tottlebank, James the son of John Hartley preached upon Job. 10,20.
  2. May 31 Hannah the daughter of Mr. Isaac Wilkinson buried at Tottlebank preached Job 1,21.


+(At a meeting of the elders and brothers of the society of Tottlebank the 3rd of May 1728. The following account was made and sett down of all sums of money as belongs to the ministry at Tottlebank aforesaid.
John Eawers of Mosside in Furnessfells 55s. 10d. secured to Wm. Benson by mortgauge.
James Dixon of Woodyeat 10s secured by bill to Jo. Swainson.
Robt. Benson of Grossacrag 10s secured to Jo. Swainson the bill.
Jo. Atkinson of Hoathwle £1
Wm. Benson £4 recd. Of Maball Strickland and James Broughton.
Ann Walker of Ulverstone £20 of the price of the wood sold secured the bond Ja. Pritt, Jo. Christopherson, John Atkinson & Tho. Kendall, (in Jo. Atkinsons hand)
Paid our for repairs of Tottlebank house and other of the wood price
£ s d £ s d £ s d
All 20. 0. 0. Spent 4. 1. Repair 7. 8. 5.
the 10. 9. 0. Returned 2. 6.
sums 3.11. 0. Meal chest 7. 6.
total 34. 0. 0. In Mr. Sedgfields hand 3. 4. 5. 10. 9. 0.
3.11. 0. )+



At the meeting of some of the society of protestant dissenters belonging to Tottlebank and Broughton this 9 day of Feb. 1731/2 the following account was made up and set downe of which sums of money they have, the interest of which is to be disposed of yearly towards the support of the ministry amongst them, and upon which security it is let out, and in whole hands the deeds or bills are,
+(Jno. Towers of Mosside in Furness fells gives a mortgage for )
£60 to Jn. Atkinson jun., Jn. Pritt and others. The deed in Jn. )
Atkinson sen. Hands of Howthwaite; the mortgages have made a ) £60
Deed of users to Mr. Sedgfield, Jno. Atkinson, Thos. Kendall & )
Which deed is in the hands of Henry Atkinson of Greenholme. )

James Penny of Bridge End in Lowish gives a bill for £10 to )
Henry Atkinson of Greenholm which is in his hands. ) £10

Rot. Benson of Grossacrag gives bill for £10.0. to Hen. )
Atkinson of Greenholme the bill in Hen. Atkinsons hands. )£10

Dan. Gamer gives bill to Jn. Hartley and Wm. Askew for £5.0. note)
£4 of this was in Wm. Bensons hand and £1 in Jn. Atkinsons which )£5
he recd. From Elijah Swainson, the bill in Jn. Hartleys hand. ))+

+(Ann Walker of Ulverstone gives bond to Jn. Atkinson sen. )
of Howthwath, Tho. Kendall and others for £20, the bond in Tho. )£20
Kendalls hand.

Wm. Cooper of Beckfoot in Ulpha Dur gave bill to Tho. Kendall )
And Jn. Christopherson for £20 left by Jn. Mawson, the bill in )£20
Thos. Kendalls hand. )

Mr. Sedgfield acknowledges himself to be indebted to the )
Society £4. £3 of which was part of the wood money and )£4
£1 recd. From Elijah Swainson. )

Note the wood was sold for £34. £20 of which is in Ann Walkers hands as before mentioned. Allowed for the repairs of the house at Tottlebank £7.12.11. £2.19. 0. A chest to remain in the house £0. 7. 6.

Spend and returned to the buyers of the wood £0. 6. 7. Which balances the account about the wood.

The foregoing accounts were examined and allowed by us the day, year above. R. G. Sawrey
John Atkinson
Thomas Kendall
Jn. Christopherson. )+



+( March 14, 1731/2 Jon. Atkinson Jnr. Of Heathwaite gives bill )
for twenty pounds to Henty Atkinson of Greenholm. Tho. Kendall )
of Lowick Bridge and Jn. Christopberson (the £20 Ann Walker had )£20
before) bill in Thjo. Kendall hand. )

Mr. Sedgfield paid the four pound he was indebted to John )
Atkinson jnr. Who gave bill to Tho. Kendal & John Christopherson )£4
For it, the bill in Tho. Kendals hand.

Jn. Christopherson gives bill for five pounds left by Wm. Benson,)
The bill in Jn. Atkinsons hand of Heathwaite. )£5

Jn. Pritt gives bill for five pounds left by Isabel Atkinson, )
The bill in Jn. Atkinsons hands. )£5

Note Jn. Hartley recd. The five pounds mentioned on the other side to be in Dan. Garners hands, and promises to be accountable to the society for it. He gave bill for it. Jn. Atkinson jnr. had of Mr. Sedgfield £4 which he had in his hand as on the other side and for which Jn. Atkinson gave bill which is in the box. Ed. Park and Mr. Sedgfield had each of them 10/- of the money that was in the hands of Wm. Cowper of Beckfoot in Ulpha.)+



+(Feb.2 1737-8
Edmund Gibson of Dalton gives a mortgage for £80 to Geo. Drinkall of Riseland and John Hartley of Bandrichead £60 whereof was in the hands of John Towers of Gleadness, £10 in the hands of Edward Park and £10 in the hands of James Penny of Lowick Bridge.

John Addison gives bill for two pounds ten shillings which was left by Bridget Fleming the bill in the box.
Mr. Sedgfield indebted to the congregation £10 his bill in the box.
Jn. Hartley has given £5 of it in Matthew Jacksons hands sen. of Stephenson ground and one pound in Jn. Pritts hands and one in Jonathan Jacksons hands.

1743. A legacy left by Thomas Wilson which is ten pounds in Isaac Atkinsons hands.
1744. A legacy left by Ester Brocklebank which is five pound in George Drinkills hand.)+




At a meeting of some of the society of Protestant Dissenters belonging to Tottlebank and Broughton this 22 day of Feb. 1742 the following account was stated and agreed upon as to the sums of money belonging to the said society, the yearly intrest of which is to be given toward the support of the ministry amongst them, and it appears to us whose names are under written, that the sum of one hundred and sixty one pounds, ten shillings now belongs to us, and is in the following hands viz.
+(In the hands of John Atkinson of Dublin Taner 24. 0. 0.
Secured by two notes in the box, belonging to the said Society in John Atkinsons hands, secured by note in 2.10. 0.
The said box, In Mr. Sedgfields hands - paid in secured by note in the said box. 10. 0. 0. )+

£. S. d.
+(John Hartleys legacy 5. 0. 0.

Three pounds in Matthew Jacksons hands, one pound in John Pritts and one in Jonathan Jacksons.
In Isaac Atkinsons hands propossed to be secured
By bond or mortgage 120. 0. 0
In all 161.10. 0 )+

At the same time accounts stated and audited with Mr. Sedgfield, as to money recd. By him out of the sale of woods upon the estate at Tottlebank belonging to the said society, and money laid by him in necessary repairs about the house at Tottlebank aforesaid and it appears to us

+(That the sum of £6. 6. 0½
has bin laid out and the sum of 5. 6. 7½
recd. neat produce of the wood.
Remains due to Mr. Sedgfield 0.19. 5. )+

At the same time the condition of the house and outhouse at Tottlebank aforesaid was view'd and inspected by us, and we are of opinion that they are much out of repair, not tenantable and some parts likely to fall, and that it is absolutely necessary that they should immediately be attended and that £20 at least will only put them in tolerable condition, and we do request and desire, Geo. Drinkall for Tottlebank, and John Pritt for Broughton, to collect and receive the contributions of the congregation. for the purposes aforesaid, within these several districts and we also request and desire Edward Parke to take upon him the management and direction of the said intended repairs, and to provide all things necessary for the same, and to take care that they be done with all convenient speed and to good purpose and the said Ed. Parke doth testify his consent to undertake as aforesaid, by his subscribing his name hereunto, and we do promise and agree on behalf of ourselves and the rest of the congregation that he shall have reasonable allowances for the work he shall do or cause to be done. Witness our hands the day and year above - R. G. Sawrey
Thomas Kendall
John Atkinson
Ed. Parke
Robt. Christopherson.



+(January the 1st 1744.
Then given my Matthew Coward while alive of Tottlebank for the use of the church and ministry at Tottlebank £5
In George Drinkall hand of Refrome £5)+

Jan. 2nd 1744 The above sume was taken and paid on account of sundrey repairs about the houses.
Be it remembered that it was thought meet and needfull to take £24. 6s. to defray the charge of rebuilding the kitchen part of the house att Little Tottlebank due Feb. 2 1744 which said sum was taken out of the money received for wood which was sold of that estate.
Note the money that makes the sum in Isaac Atkinsons hand came from the Following hands.
By Ed. Gibson - eighty pounds 80
By Robt. Benson - ten pounds 10
By Mr. John Sedgfield 10
By Tho. Willsons legacy - ten pounds 10
Mr. Bensons and Isabel Atkinsons legacy 10
By Matthew Coward & Jn. Hartley bill 10
By John Penington legacy 5
from John Atkinson by bill 4
from John Pritt 1
140



+(Feb. 19 1744.
Att a meeting of protestant disenters belonging to Tottlebank and Broughton the following account was stated and agreed upon as to the sums of money belonging, the interest of which is to go towards the support of the ministry among them and it appears to us that there is in Isaac Atkinsons hand secured by a mortgage bond
One hundred and forty pound & put in the box £140
Ditto
In George Drinkall hand five pound secured by a bill in the said box £5
The gift of Esther Brocklebanke
Ditto
In John Addisons hand secured by a bill in the said Box £2.10s.

The money in John Addison hand was taken and paid to Thomas Parke on account of the new house at Tottlebank. Feb. 2 1754 In Mr. George Drinkall hand five pounds, the gift of James Lindow a bill in the box £5 )+


+(Feb. 2nd 1745
In Ed. Parkes hand five pounds, the gift of Elin Coward
The bill in the box. £5. 0. 0.)+
Feb. 13th 1757 In Geo. Drinkalls hand five founds, the gift
Of Mary Atkinson of Hethwaite, the bill in the box. 5. 0. 0.
Feb. 13th 1758. Be it remembered that this day was sent to
Ed. Kellet of Kirkwaite upon a mortgage of his estate at
Kirkwaite aforesaid, the sume of one hundred and sixty pounds
Being in the hand and gifts before mentioned, the bill in
Isaac Atkinsons hand pd. up £140. 0. 0.
In Geo. Drinkalls hand pd. up 15. 0. 0.
In Ed. Parkes hand pd. up 5. 0. 0.
£160. 0. 0.


1762 - Feb. 13th In George Drinkall hand ten pounds the gift of
Nath. Skelding the bill in the box.

1763 - Feb. 13 In Geo. Drinkall hand twenty pounds the gift of Mr.
& Mrs. Braithwaite the bill in the box.

+ (1763 May 10th in Nathaniel Sedgfields hand fifteen pounds the
gift of John Atkinson - paid Mr. Drinkall.)+

1765 Feb. 13. Memo - that forty pounds of the above sum £45, is
lent to Ed. Kellet and for the security there of it is to be indorsed on the back of his mortgage and £5 is in Geo. Drinkalls hand which he is to be liable for.

Feb. 28th. The five pounds in Geo. Drinkall hand above was taken by the elders of the church and paid on account of Mr. Kettelbys expenses when he came to Tottlebank.

Feb. the 13th 1767. Be it remembered that the two hundred pounds that was in Ed. Kellet hand upon mortgage, was pd. and lent upon bond to Mr. Benj. Trearson and John Addison as the bond in the box.

Feb. the 13th 1768. The five pounds taken out of Geo. Drinkall hand by the order of the people was paid to George Drinkall against for which he hath given a note for bill in the box being the amount of the gift of John Atkinson.

Memo. That the five pounds above in Geo. Drinkall hand was paid up 18th of Feb. 1769 and was lent this 24 day of June 1769 to Robt. Christopherson the bill in the box.


Memo. That whereas this 13th day of July 1768 there have been twelve pounds ten shillings borrowed by the trustees of Tottlebank and Broughton for discharging sundrey debts thereto belonging, and in order to discharge the said sum we joyntly and surely agree to the trustees, who have given security for said money by subscribing our hands hereto, that when the wood upon the estate at Little Tottlebank is grown fitt to cutt downe that the trustees shall take the money arising therefrom for discharging the same, allowed as a church act and signed by
Joshua Kettleby
Geo. Drinkall
Benj. Atkinson
John Hartley
John Adison
Robt. Christopherson.



1769 - Memorand - That this 29th day of March was lent to Robt.
Christopherson five pounds being the gift of Timothy Strickland the bill in the box.

1769
Feb. 13th the £200 borrowed by Bro. Trearson and John Addison was paid and is now lent to Mr. Wm. Rawlinson of Graithwaite. The Bond now in Geo. Drinkalls hand.

Memorand - that this 24th day of June 1769 was borrowed of Henry Skilling twelve pounds by the trustees of Tottlebank being for discharging sundry debits for sundry goods bought for Mr. Kettleby by the peoples.


1770
Feb. 13th the above £12 was paid to Henry Skilling by the trustees.

1770
Feb. 13 the two five pounds that was in Robt. Christophersons hand is paid and now lent to John Heartly.



Minutes.
At a meeting held at Tottlebank July 2nd 1842 the case of our brethren at Kirby was brought forward when by the unanimous vote of the church Geo. Barr, Wm. Barr, John Stephenson, Edward Turner, Aggy Barr, John Johnson, Anthony Todd and Ann Todd were excluded from communion having long troubled the peace of the church and caused divisions. May God restore them to us again being brought from the error of their way.

At a church meeting held July 24th 1842 James Postlethwaite, Mary Postlethwaite, James Barr, Sarah Turner and Wm. Robinson were cut off from our number by the unanimous vote of the church having been visited by the pastor of the church and found intentionally absenting themselves and confederated with their brethren whose case had received the decisions and discipline of the church before. May the prayers of the church for their recovery be heard and answered. All the foregoing persons were duly written to and acquainted with the decisions of the church respecting this.

END.