Accounts(Church Fabric): Church rate assessment to include cover of the cost of reparations of the church made under the orders issued in the second year of Queen Mary. A list of the amounts each person to pay under each tything.

Accounts(Church Fabric): Measurements for materials for repairs to church chancel 17th century

Accounts(Church Fabric): Itemised account of Isack Drewer for the timbering of the church lantern and windows, the seats in the alley of the church and the church hatch. also included the account from Humphrey Shoulden for colouring and painting of the church hatch. Also, work carried out by Robert Halson and John Alstone.

Churchwardens accounts of receipts and disbursements from the tithings of Colyton, Watchcombe, Whytwell, Farwood, Woodland and Colyford,made by William Bockwelle and Robert Dolbere. Expenditure on repairs and maintenance of church, the purchase of wine and bread, the washing of the surplices and purchase of the book of articles following a visitation.

The accounts of John Serle and Robert Tucker, churchwardens. Receipts and payments listed. Ends with a list of those that owe for graves and burials in the church.

Churchwardens accounts of receipts and payments made: The accounts of Walter Morris and John Reed of Puddlebrydge. Payments made for wine and for maintenance of the church and for the Bishop’s visitation.

The accounts of William Bocland and John Vye churchwardens for the year 1590. Accounts record receipts and payments made presented as list of items with names. Payments include wine for communion and burials and maintenance of church.

The accounts of Robert Burd and William Stocker churchwardens listing receipts and payments including for burials and church maintenance.

The accounts of John Tyrlynge and William Mychell, churchwardens showing receipts and payments made including for bread, wine, candles and cleaning.

Accounts showing receipts and disbursements for Peter Blackaller and John Newton, churchwardens in 1606, buying a cloth to wrap the communion cup. The accounts of George Sampson and John Carswell, churchwardens in 1607, record the significant work on the church roof, involving the felling of 16 oak trees and the purchase of tonnes of lead. […]

Robert Bragge, churchwarden: his accounts of receipts and payments including money recieved for burials and for a peal rung by the men of Shute. Payment to Spiller the Smith for work on the great bell.

Accounts of receipts and payments made by Raphe Teepe and Gregory Sampson, Churchwardens: includes money received from Allen Abbott, parish bailiffe on behalf of feoffees and twenty men for the visitation, receipts for graves and burials listed,

The Churchwardens’ accounts of John Hollwell and Thomas Sampson: Payments included money given to help two families who had lost goods when their ships leaked, payment to John Robinson a maimed soldier of the Duke of Monmouth, released slaves and castaways and travellers.

Account of Richard Newton and John Clapp, churchwardens. Maintenance and repair of church with list of materials bought. Expenses such as work on the bells including payment for the bells rung on the coronation of the king and queen.

The accounts of churchwardens Francis Bagwell and Robert Baseleigh listing receipts and payments, including donations to travellers and payments to the ringers for ringing on November 5th.

The acccounts of Thomas Marwood and Richard Stokes, churchwardens payments only. Large numbers of wildlife killed as vermin including an otter. Ringers paid for November 5th.

Churchwardens’ accounts for receipts and disbursements including the killing of polecats and hedgehogs and the ringing of the church bells for the coronation of George the first.

Churchwardens: accounts of receipts and disbursements. Ringing of bells on king’s birthday.

Churchwardens accounts: note of fees for visitation

Receipts signed by Thomas Sampson and Phillip Michell for churchwardens’ account for 1683. John Frooke named as parish Bailiff. Includes payment made to two seamen who had been cast away.