Itm payde to the Scolemʳ (Schoolmaster) of Allforde for wryting of Thoms Jacson Wylle iiijᵈ Itm payde unto Thoms Wryghte for dressynge the crosse ijᵈ Itm payde for a horsse skyne for bellstryngs ijˢ iᵈ Itm payde to the players iiijᵈ Itm reseuyd (received) for ye Sepuller lyghte gatheryd in ye cherche iiˢ iᵈ Itm reseuyd for ye wyttworde[18] of Rycharde Grene xijᵈ Itm Receuyd of Anthony Orby for his wyffs yereday[19] xijᵈ Itm payde un to Wyllm Craycrofte for the rente of ye Kyrke platte ijˢ vᵈ Itm payde for washing the corporaxys[20] iiijᵈ Itm payd for a ynglyghe sultʳ [an English psalter] xxᵈ Receuyd of Thomas Thorye for o̅n̅ thrughestone iijˢ iiijᵈ Itm payde for the Sepulcre xˢ Itm for a paire of Sensors xˢ iiijᵈ Receuyd of John Curtus for his Wyff lying in ye churche viˢ viijᵈ Receuyd[21] of ye said John for o̅n̅ thrughstone xxᵈ It Recd for ye sowll of John Dodyke xiiiˢ It Recd for ye sowll of Syr Gregory Wylk viᵈ Impmus [In primis] payd for certeffyenge of ye Rodloffe xijˢ Itm payd for dyssygerenge [_query_ dressing] of ye Rod loffte iijˢ iiijᵈ It given to ye men of mumbye chappelle for carryinge of ye lytle belle to Lincolne xijᵈ It Layde oute for a lytle booke of prayer for Wednesdays and frydayes iijᵈ The church has six bells. From the account of the charities left in Addlethorpe we find that in 1554 a gift of land was sold for £4 an acre, but in 1653 an acre situated in Steeping let for 15_s._ [Sidenote: INGOLDMELLS]