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LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates Accounts CLC/119/02/001 Annual Account 1915 1 document CLC/119/02/002 Annual Account 1916 1 document CLC/119/02/003 Annual Account 1917 1 document CLC/119/02/004 Annual Account 1918 1 document CLC/119/02/005 Annual Account 1919 1 document CLC/119/02/006 Annual Account 1920 1 document CLC/119/02/007 Annual Account 1921 1 document CLC/119/MS08965 Central governing body: Trustees' attendance 1891 - 1930. 48 hours notice required for book. access 1 volume Former reference: MS 08965. Central Governing Body: Trustees' general minute books. CLC/119/MS08966/001 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1891-1893 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/002 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1894-1898 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/003 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1898-1903 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/004 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1903-1908 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08966/005 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1908-1913 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/006 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1913-1918 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/007 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1919-1925 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/008 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1925-1931 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/009 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1931-1936 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/010 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1936-1943 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/011 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1944-1951 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 CLC/119/MS08966/012 Central Governing Body: Trustees' general 1951-1959 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08966 Central Governing Body: estates committee minute books. CLC/119/MS08967/001 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1891-1894 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/002 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1895-1899 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/003 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1899-1903 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08967/004 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1903-1907 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/005 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1908-1912 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/006 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1912-1916 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/007 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1917-1923 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/008 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1923-1930 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/009 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1930-1936 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/010 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1936-1947 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 CLC/119/MS08967/011 Central Governing Body: estates committee 1947-1954 48 hours notice required for minute book. access Former reference: MS 08967 Central Governing Body: Finance and General Purposes committee minute books. CLC/119/MS08968/001 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1891-1896 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/002 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1896-1901 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/003 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1901-1904 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08968/004 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1904-1908 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/005 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1908-1911 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/006 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1911-1914 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/007 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1914-1917 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/008 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1917-1923 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/009 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1923-1929 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/010 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1929-1934 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/011 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1934-1940 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/012 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1940-1948 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 CLC/119/MS08968/013 Central Governing Body: Finance and General 1948-1954 48 hours notice required for Purposes committee minute book. access Former reference: MS 08968 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, signed minute books. CLC/119/MS08969/001 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, 1891-1907 48 hours notice required for signed minute book. access Former reference: MS 08969 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08969/002 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, 1907-1914 48 hours notice required for signed minute book. access Former reference: MS 08969 CLC/119/MS08969/003 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, 1915-1924 48 hours notice required for signed minute book. access Former reference: MS 08969 CLC/119/MS08969/004 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, 1925-1936 48 hours notice required for signed minute book. access Former reference: MS 08969 CLC/119/MS08969/005 Central Governing Body: Pensions committee, 1936-1952 48 hours notice required for signed minute book. access Former reference: MS 08969 CLC/119/MS08970 Central Governing Body: Special Pensions 1900 - 1935. 48 hours notice required for committee signed minute book. access Half manuscript and half printed. 1 volume Former reference: MS 08970 London Polytechnic Council: signed minute books. CLC/119/MS08971/001 London Polytechnic Council: signed minute 1894-1901 48 hours notice required for book. access Former reference: MS 08971 CLC/119/MS08971/002 London Polytechnic Council: signed minute 1901-1904 48 hours notice required for book. access Former reference: MS 08971 CLC/119/MS08972 Capital accounts ledger 1898 - 1923 48 hours notice required for 1 volume access Former reference: MS 08972 Reported payments account books. CLC/119/MS08973/001 Reported payments account book. 1894-1921 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08973 access CLC/119/MS08973/002 Reported payments account book. 1922-1933 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08973 access LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08973/003 Reported payments account book. 1933-1941 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08973 access CLC/119/MS08973/004 Reported payments account book. 1942-1949 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08973 access CLC/119/MS08974 City Church Fund: journal 1908 - 1936 48 hours notice required for 1 volume access Former reference: MS 08974 CLC/119/MS08975 Central Fund: journal. 1921 - 1936. 48 hours notice required for 1 volume access Former reference: MS 08975 CLC/119/MS08976 City Church and Central Funds: journal. 1937 - 1947. 48 hours notice required for 1 volume access Former reference: MS 08976 CLC/119/MS08977 City Church Fund: agency cash book. 1930 - 1936. 48 hours notice required for 1 volume access Former reference: MS 08977 Central Fund: agency cash books. CLC/119/MS08978/001 Central Fund: agency cash book. 1928-1933 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08978 access CLC/119/MS08978/002 Central Fund: agency cash book. 1933-1936 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08978 access CLC/119/MS08979 City Church and Central Funds: agency cash 1937 - 1945. 48 hours notice required for book. access 1 volume Former reference: MS 08979 Cash books CLC/119/MS08980/001 Cash book. 1929-1932 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08980 access LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 CITY PAROCHIAL FOUNDATION CLC/119 Reference Description Dates CLC/119/MS08980/002 Cash book. 1932-1934 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08980 access CLC/119/MS08980/003 Cash book. 1934-1936 48 hours notice required for Former reference: MS 08980 access CLC/119/MS08980/004 Cash book.
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