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Bury St Edmunds Record Office ACCESSIONS 1 APRIL 2002 – 31 MARCH 2004 BURY ST EDMUNDS BRANCH OFFICIAL Mildenhall Internal Drainage Board: miscellaneous records 1711-1986 (EK500) Lakenheath Internal Drainage Board: miscellaneous records 1768-1989 (EK501) Newmarket Urban District Council: rate books 1973 (EF506) Cosford Poor Law Union: minute book/Guardians’ out-relief book 1835-1836 (HD2361) Greater Suffolk Coroner’s District: sudden death files 2000-2001 (EC501) Sudbury Union: Assessment Committee minute book 1895-1923 (ADA501) Thingoe Rural District Council: miscellaneous records 1900-1945 (EF510) LOCAL PUBLIC Anglia Health Personnel: articles of association, minutes, correspondence file, brief history 1990-2004 (ID509) St Leonard’s Hospital, Sudbury: register of operations 1949-1971 (ID501) SCHOOLS St James’ Boys School, Bury St Edmunds: colour photos of prizes 1908-1910 (K1126) Silver Jubilee Boys’ School, Bury St Edmunds: governors’ minutes 1965-1970 (ADB566) The Forest CP School: logbook 1994-1997 (ADB546) Elmswell Board/Council School: admission register 1888-1912 (HD2592) King Edward VI Grammar School, Bury St Edmunds: accounts 1967, account book 1935- 1960, register of governors 1879-1977 and other miscellaneous records 1879-1988 (GD502) All Saints VAP School, Newmarket: managers’/governors’ minutes, school record book and visitors’ book 1948-1999 (ADB561) Sudbury Secondary School for Boys: school magazine 1923-1954 (HD2569) CIVIL PARISH Bardwell: exchange of glebe land with plan 1863 (EG510) Bradfield St George: minutes 1979-2002 (EG591) Chelsworth: minutes 1894-1993 (EG553) Chilton: minutes 1973-2003 (EG500) Felsham: map of footpaths 1994 (EG718) Hawstead: annual accounts and Parish Councillors’ declarations 1894-1997 (EG713) Kersey: minutes 1984-1995 (EG556) Ixworth and Ixworth Thorpe: photographs, newspaper cuttings and other printed material 1963-2001 (EG502) Milden: minutes 1929-2001 (EG544) Polstead: minutes, attendance register, declarations of office, charity papers and other papers 1895-1996 (EG508) Stoke-by-Nayland: photographs of Stoke-by-Nayland and its inhabitants collected by Parish Council members 1880s-1990s (EG584) Tostock: minutes and meeting book 1966-1988 (EG503) 1 Great and Little Whelnetham: minutes, account books and declaration books 1894-2000 (EG719) ANGLICAN Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich: Diocesan Registry files 20th-21st cent (FE500) Clare Rural Deanery: minutes of Synod meetings 1969-1980 (FH509) PARISHES Acton: register of marriages, PCC minutes, service register, miscellaneous records 20th cent-2001 (FL518) Barnham: inspection reports and faculty papers 1990-1999 (FL524) Barrow: register of marriages and parish magazines 1912-1998 (FL525) Boxford: register of baptisms 1920-2001 (FB77) Bury St Edmunds, St James: registers of banns and services 1986-1998 (FL541) Bury St Edmunds, St Mary: registers of marriages, banns, confirmation and services, PCC minute books and other miscellaneous records 1915-2001 (FL545) Culford: register of marriages 1999-2002, PCC minute book 1973-1989 (FL557) Edwardstone: charity account books, church guide and Morden College guide, handbook and related papers 1816-1967 (FL563) Groton: High Green charity account book 1854-1917 (FL506) Haverhill: registers of baptisms, marriages, banns and services 1954-1999 (FL578) Ixworth: parish register transcript 1559-1809 (HD2596) Kedington: tithe apportionment 1841 (HD2590) Kedington: registers of marriages, banns and services, visitors’ books and churchwardens’ receipts 1859-1999 (FL595) Lawshall: registers of baptisms and burials 1905-1996 (FL600) Long Melford: register of preachers, readers and collections in St Catherine’s Mission Church, parish electoral roll 1885-1897 (FL509) Newton Green: registers of marriages and burials, service reports, PCC minute book, visitors’ book, terrier and faculty 1834-1990 (FL611) Stanningfield: register of services 1963-1987 (FL626) Stanton: register of services, PCC account books 1961-1995 (FL629) Great Waldingfield: register of services, faculties, annual reports and other miscellaneous papers 1980-2001 (FL514) Little Waldingfield: miscellaneous papers, baptism certificate book and marriage certificate books 1894-1975 (FL645) West Stow: register of marriages 1992-2002 (FL648) Great Whelnetham: register of services 1974-1999 (FL649) Little Whelnetham: register of marriages 1994-1999 (FL650) Wissington: miscellaneous records 1963-1996 (FB65) NONCONFORMIST Clare Baptist Church: deeds re land at Stoke by Clare 1817-1980, photographs, minutes of teachers’ meetings 1892-1981, church minutes 1805-1990, Sunday School registers 1837- 1939, Church accounts 1860-1980, Deacons’ minutes 1905-1997 and other records 1817- 1990 (FK2506) Haverhill Methodist Circuit: reports 1877-1932, orders of service 1916-1930, Sunday School schedules 1933-1942, preachers’ plans 1883-1939, plans of Haverhill chapel 1961, miscellaneous records of chapels in circuit 1870s-1961 (FK1508) Rattlesden Baptist Chapel: register of marriages 1963-2002 (FK2505) Sudbury Society of Friends: title deeds of meeting house 1658-1859 (FK6500) 2 Suffolk Baptist Association: minutes, reports, annual reports and yearbooks, reports and accounts, directories, reports from churches, file relating to closure of small trust funds, Earl Soham Legacy and Woollard Trust 1902-2002 (FK2500) CHARITIES Chevington Village Hall: cashbook, revenue book, financial and insurance papers 1985- 1996 (GB510) Guildhall Feoffment Trust, Bury St Edmunds: trustees' reports and financial statements 2001- 2002 (GB500) Stanton Community Council: minutes, accounts and correspondence 1980-2002 (GB571) Suffolk Regiment: miscellaneous records and papers 19th-21st cent (GB554) SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS Bury St Edmunds Concert Club: programmes, posters and brochures 1997-2002 (GC566) Bury Housing Society: register of members, ledger, account book, minutes and other records 1948-1991 (HC569) Great Barton Women’s Institute: Millennium Challenge landscape record, maps and mounted photographs 2001 (GH532) Happy Timers Over 60s Club, Ingham and District: minutes, diary entries of meetings and events, membership lists, financial records and miscellaneous papers 1986-2001 (GC579) Horringer Men’s Society: minutes, financial records, correspondence and papers 1975- 2002 (GC578) Kedington Local History Group: survey of tombstone memorials in Kedington churchyard and new burial ground 2002 (HD2597) Lavenham Women’s Institute: record book of monthly meetings 2000-2002, Committee minute books 1998-2002, annual reports from president and secretary 1989-2000, photograph and newspaper cutting relating to new village sign 1989, programme cards 1931- 2002; scrapbook 2001-2002 (GH511) Suffolk West Federation of Women’s Institutes: Bradfield St Clare minute books, record books and programmes 1988-2002, Federation yearbook 2000 (GH503) Royal St Edmunds Freemasons’ Lodge, Bury St Edmunds: minute book, presence books and cashbook 1883-1988 (GC549) Suffolk Deaf Association, Bury St Edmunds Branch: letter and plan re proposed Deaf Centre in Bury St Edmunds, copy of minutes of Council meeting, with associated papers relating to the company’s constitution, letter re rent payment 1965-1995 (GC568) Thurston Afternoon Women’s Institute: record book and minute book 1990-1997 (GH536) United Grand Lodge of England: Abbey Lodge 1592, Bury St Edmunds: engraving plate used for new hymn books and signature book 1991-2003 (GC577) Wickhambrook Pre-School Playgroup: records 1972-2002 FAMILY AND PERSONAL Gault family: Gault family history research files compiled by the late Mrs G H Gaught 20th cent (HD2703) Elizabeth Wright of Bury St Edmunds: letter reciting and relating to the will of Elizabeth Wright 1799 (HD2710) Hyde Parker family: marriage settlement of Rev William Hyde Parker of Melford Hall and Miss Ethel Leech, settlement of jointure rent charge, 1890-1901 (HD2713) Stevens and Savage families: settlement of the shares of Mrs S G Stevens of Philadelphia 1839, probate and will of John Savage of Newmarket 1884 (HD2714) Gwilt family of Icklingham: declaration of trust, settlement, appointment and release relating to the Gwilt family 1858-1880 (HD2715) John Lucas of Bury St Edmunds: act of probate 1715 (HD2719) 3 Levett Hanson: transcripts of the correspondence of Levett Hanson (1741-1818) 1980s (HD2722) Warner Bromley family of Badmondisfield Hall, Wickhambrook: papers relating to the Barrett, Warner, Bromley and Duckinfield families 1721-1913 (HD2723) Ranald Clouston: printed material by or about Ranald Clouston, research files relating to bells and bell-ringing, photographs, papers and bell rubbings 1945-2003 (HD2563) Kathleen Garrett, music teacher: material relating to schools at which Mrs Garrett taught and to her musical activities 1924-1993 (HD2582) Hervey family of Ickworth: letters from A Starling and article re Gravelot’s portrait of Lady Hervey and her children 1931-1932 (HA507) Posford family of Semer: probate copies of wills of Benedict and Edward Posford 1671/2- 1725 (HD2579) de Clare family: photograph album containing photographs and notes of the history of the de Clare family of Clare c 1995 (HD2721) Cyril John Spink of Bury St Edmunds: certified copy of birth registration, letters and papers relating to service in the Royal Field Artillery and death in France in 1918 1894-2001 (HD2358) Private William Stuteley of Bradfield St Clare: notes, copy correspondence, photographs and papers relating to the campaign to have Pte. Stuteley commemorated by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission 2000-2002 (HD2593)
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