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London Metropolitan Archives Pilgrim Trust Lma LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates ADMINISTRATION TRUSTEES MEETINGS LMA/4450/A/01/001 Minutes 1930 - 1931 Pages 1-68, Grants 1-91 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/002 Minutes 1932 Pages 69-139, Grants 92-169 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/003 Minutes 1933 Pages 140-198, Grants 170-239 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/004 Minutes 1934 Pages 199-282, Grants 240-336 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/005 Minutes 1935 Pages 283-379, Grants 337-455 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/006 Minutes 1936 Pages 380-482, Grants 456-565 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/007 Minutes 1937 Pages 483-607, Grants 566-679 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/008 Minutes 1938 Pages 608-703, Grants 680-816 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/009 Minutes 1939 Pages 797-796, Grants 817-916 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/010 Minutes 1940 - 1941 Pages 797-941, Grants 917-1108 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/01/011 Minutes 1942 - 1943 Pages 942-1117, Grants 1109-1297 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/012 Minutes 1944 - 1945 Pages 1118-1292, Grants 1298-1499 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/013 Minutes 1946 - 1947 Pages 1294-1413, Grants 1500-1626 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/014 Minutes 1948 - 1949 Pages 1414-1540, Grants 1627-1737 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/015 Minutes 1950 - 1951 Pages 1542-1664, Grants 1738-1857 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/016 Minutes 1952 - 1953 Pages 1665-1779, Grants 1858-1973 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/017 Minutes 1954 - 1955 Pages 1780-1923, Grants 1974-2096 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/018 Minutes 1956 - 1957 Pages 1924-2036, Grants 2097-2189 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/019 Minutes 1958 - 1959 Grants 2224-2354 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/020 Minutes 1960 - 1961 Grants 2355-2505 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/021 Minutes 1962 - 1963 Grants 2506-2662 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/01/022 Minutes 1964 - 1965 Grants 2663-2823 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/023 Minutes 1966 - 1967 Grants 2824-3000 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/024 Minutes 1968 - 1969 Grants 3001-3181 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/025 Minutes 1970 - 1971 Grants 3182-3421 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/026 Minutes 1972 - 1973 Grants 3422-3671 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/027 Minutes 1974 - 1975 Grants 3672-3949 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/028 Minutes 1976 - 1977 Grants 3951-4195 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/029 Minutes 1978 - 1979 Grants 4196-4444 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/030 Minutes 1980 - 1981 Grants 4445-4721 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/031 Minutes 1982 - 1983 Grants 4722-5050 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/032 Minutes 1984 - 1985 Grants 5051-5413 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/01/033 Minutes 1986 - 1987 Grants 5414-5762 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/034 Minutes 1988 - 1989 Grants 5763-6115 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/035 Minutes 1990 - 1991 Grants 6116-6558 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/036 Minutes 1992 - 1993 Grants 6559-6929 1 volume LMA/4450/A/01/037 Minutes 1994 - 1995 Grants 6930-7342 1 volume FINANCE PAPERS LMA/4450/A/02/001 Finance papers 1930 - 1931 Papers 1-46 1 volume LMA/4450/A/02/002 Finance papers 1932 - 1933 Papers 47-95 1 volume LMA/4450/A/02/003 Finance papers 1934 - 1935 Papers 96-147 1 volume LMA/4450/A/02/004 Finance papers 1936 - 1937 Papers 148-190 1 volume LMA/4450/A/02/005 Finance papers 1938 - 1939 Papers 191-213 1 volume SECRETARY'S PAPERS LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/03/001 Secretary's papers 1930 - 1931 Papers 1-55 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/002 Secretary's papers 1932 - 1933 Papers 56-104 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/003 Secretary's papers 1934 - 1935 Papers 105-145 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/004 Secretary's papers 1936 - 1937 Papers 146-187 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/005 Secretary's papers 1938 - 1939 Papers 188-232 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/006 Secretary's papers 1940 - 1945 Papers 233-311 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/007 Secretary's papers 1946 - 1947 Papers 312-366 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/008 Secretary's papers 1948 - 1950 Papers 367-437 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/009 Secretary's papers 1951 - 1955 Papers 438-514 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/010 Secretary's papers 1956 - 1959 Papers 1-84 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/011 Secretary's papers 1960 - 1962 Papers 85-160 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/03/012 Secretary's papers 1963 - 1964 Papers 161-234 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/013 Secretary's papers 1965 - 1966 Papers 235-293 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/014 Secretary's papers 1967 - 1968 Papers 294-353 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/015 Secretary's papers 1969 - 1970 Papers 354-394 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/016 Secretary's papers 1971 - 1972 Papers 395-434 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/017 Secretary's papers 1973 - 1974 Papers 435-472 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/018 Secretary's papers 1975 - 1976 Papers 473-517 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/019 Secretary's papers 1977 - 1978 Papers 518-569 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/020 Secretary's papers 1979 - 1980 Papers 570-620 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/021 Secretary's papers 1981 - 1982 Papers 621-659 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/022 Secretary's papers 1983 - 1984 Papers 660-669 1 volume LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/03/023 Secretary's papers 1985 - 1986 Papers 700-737 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/024 Secretary's papers 1987 - 1988 Papers 738-779 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/025 Secretary's papers 1989 - 1990 Papers 780-820 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/026 Secretary's papers 1991 - 1992 Papers 821-863 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/027 Secretary's papers 1993 - 1994 Papers 864-956 1 volume LMA/4450/A/03/028 Index to Secretary's papers 1930 - 1996 1 volume PAPERS AND CORRESPONDENCE LMA/4450/A/04/001 Farrer and Company, solicitors to The Pilgrim 1930 - 1946 Trust Regarding setting up of Trust and US tax liability. Contains copy of The Pilgrim Trust's 'Deed of Trust' 1 file LMA/4450/A/04/002 The Revision of Charity Law 1930 - 1966 How it affects The Pilgrim Trust as a charitable trust 1 file Former reference: 3809 LMA/4450/A/04/003 Grant cheques, seal and emblem: 1930 - 1979 commissioning of design 2 files Former reference: 2005 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/04/004 Agreements and copies of deeds 1930 - 1962 For English Medieval Wall Painting, Recording Britain, Men Without Work, Recording Scotland 1 file LMA/4450/A/04/005 Administration of The Pilgrim Trust 1930 - 1944 Correspondence between Edward Stephen Harkness, Thomas Jones, Lord Macmillan, John Buchan, Robert McGowan Barrington -Ward, Mary Harkness, Stanley Baldwin, James Irvine, Ramsey MacDonald, Josiah Stamp 1 file LMA/4450/A/04/006 Custodian trusteeship 1931 - 1988 Including retirement of Coutts and Company as custodian trustees and appointment of Robert Fleming Investment Management Limited 1 file Former reference: 2014 LMA/4450/A/04/007 Dr Thomas Jones 1931 - 1982 Secretary of Pilgrim Trust's papers and correspondence 2 files LMA/4450/A/04/008 Applications and grants 1934 - 1943 Relating to Westminster muniments and library, Ripon Cathedral Library, Music and Art in Northern Ireland, Nursery School Association, Centre for Child Care, Working Men's College and others 2 files LMA/4450/A/04/009 Lincoln Diocesan Record Office 1935 Regarding grants made for preservation of diocesan archives 1 file LMA/4450/A/04/010 Unemployment Committee of Enquiry 1935 - 1936 Minutes of meetings and memoranda 1 file LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 9 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/04/011 'Men Without Work' 1935 - 1993 The Pilgrim Trust financed enquiry into unemployment which was published as 'Men Without Work' 1 file Former reference: 3433 LMA/4450/A/04/012 Unemployment Committee of Enquiry: 1935 - 1946 correspondence 1 file Former reference: 2149 LMA/4450/A/04/013 Unemployment Committee of Enquiry: papers 1936 - 1937 2 files Former reference: 2149 LMA/4450/A/04/013/A Donations and legacies made to The Pilgrim 1936 - 1995 Trust 1 file Former reference: 3393 LMA/4450/A/04/014 Edward Stephen Harkness and The Harkness 1939 - 1994 Fellowships 2 files Former reference: 1889a LMA/4450/A/04/015 War-time emergency 1939 Regarding role of The Pilgrim Trust during war 1 file Former reference: 2590 LMA/4450/A/04/016 Trustees 1941 - 1960 See also 3380 and 3380A 1 file Former reference: 1888 LMA/4450/A/04/017 Pension scheme for clerical employees of The 1942 - 1968 Pilgrim Trust Contributory group scheme arranged with Legal and General Assurance Group, established 1938. Includes details of pensions for William Daniel Watson (messenger), Mary Calliard (assistant secretary), Ursula Alwine Stearn (accountant and head of the office), Mrs Jerome (private secretary) 1 file Former reference: 3330c LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 10 PILGRIM TRUST LMA/4450 Reference Description Dates LMA/4450/A/04/018 The Newton Library 1943 - 1944 The Pilgrim Trust purchased remainder of Newton collection and donated to Trinity College, Cambridge 1 file LMA/4450/A/04/019 Nuffield Foundation 1943 - 1970 See also 7078 1 file Former reference: 2736 LMA/4450/A/04/020 Draft chapter on The Pilgrim Trust by Lord 1943 Macmillan for inclusion in his reminiscences 1 file Former reference: 2759 LMA/4450/A/04/021 Appointment of secretary as successor to Dr.
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