Workhouse Masters Dates are Approx		Wages
1804	Thomas Willis to look after no more than 40 inmates	£400 per year For any number over 40 he was to receive 4 Shillings (20p) a week per head He also received Two Guineas (£2.10p) for every inmate that he managed to apprentice to a Master or Mistress outside the Parish By doing this the Village was not now responsible for the person, and therefore saved money
1805	John Beal	£20 per year raised to £25 in 1806 He was also to receive the weekly earnings of the inmates work In 1810 it was agreed that the inmates could keep three halfpence (0.6p) in the Shilling (5p) of their weekly earnings
1813	Robert Webb	Not Known
1815	William Kershaw	Not Known
1821 to 1854	William Nash	Not Known