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Parish Records of York, All Saints, Pavement Parish Records of York, All Saints, Pavement Finding Aid PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) YORK Now Deanery of City of York ALL SAINTS, PAVWENT Y/ASP 1 - 11 Parish Registers [see also 19-20,22-24,36,70-71,79] 1 Register baptisms 1554-1690 marriages 1555-1690 burials 1554-1690 burials in church 1643-1690 (p. 113 contains list of minister's dues c.1680) 2 Register baptisms 1690-1738 marriages 1690-1738 burials 1690-1738 • burials in church 1690-1792 3 Register marriages 1754-1795 4 Register baptisms 1795-1812 marriages 1795-1812 (contains terrier for 1809) 5 Register baptisms 1813-1838 6 Register baptisms 1838-1885 7 Register marriages 1813-1837 8 Register marriages 1837-1915 9 Register marriages 1915-1923 10 Register marriages 1923-1934 11 Register burials 1807-1844 12 Register of affidavits of burials in woollen, 1678-1718, and of collections upon briefs, 1713-1733. Contains a loose sheet with list of births of children not christened, 1.702-1706 13 Terrier 1861 (bound volume) 1.4 Miscellaneous papers 1 terrier 1716 2 terrier n. d. (late 18th c.) 3 note on lands belonging to the parish for charitable uses 4 four marriage licences, 1926-1932 15 Cony of faculty for sale of part of churchyard to the Corporation for street widening 4 May 1906 16 Terrier and inventory early 20th century Continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) YORE ALL SAINTS, PAVEMENT (continued) Y/ASP 17 Miscellaneous papers concerning parish charities 1 rough notes taken from various terriers, mostly concerning charities 2 rough lists of charitable bequests 3 probate copy of will of John Brooke, of York, merchant 1. April/23 April 1611 4 copy of clause from unidentified will 5 certificate of exoneration of land tax 16 December 1.814 6 copy court roll: manor of prebend of Strensall admission of Rev. William Flower, rector of All Saints, Pavement, in succession to Rev.Eftward Bracken, deceased, to two closes in parish of Strensall 17 June 1816 7 copy of the accounts of the parish estate in St Saviour's Place 1893 8 rough notes on sale of certain plots of land n.d. (Cattle Fair, Fisher ate, Tadcaster, Burton Lane) 9 three receipted bills for repairs and decoration of parish property 1913 10 notes of yearly rental of Peasholme Green estate 1917-1920 1' Charity Commissioners' notification of e,iquiry into certain parish charities 1911 12 Letter: Andrew C. Kay assistant-Commissioner to Canon Walton concerning the Commissioners' intentions 23 May 19'1 13 Letter and papers concerning the sale of property in Colliergate and St Saviour ate 1921-2 18 Miscellaneous parish papers 1. list of streets and places constituting the parish n.d. 2 description of communier plate n.d. 3 draft appeal for funds for restoration r1021?3 4 illustrated newspaper article by George Beason: Yorkshire Herald, 26 November 1921 5 offertory account 1862-3 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) YORK ALL SAINTS, PAVEMENT (continued) Y/ASP 6 file of official documents concerning duties on land values (Finance Act, 1910) 1914 7 letter from Bounty Office to the rector concerning dilapidations, with receipt for money sent 13 May 1925 19 Register baptisms 1739-1795 [see also 1-11, 22-24, marriages 1739-1754 36, 70-71, 79] burials 17394807 (contains copy of terrier 1786) 20 Pegister marriages 5 Dec. 1934 - 30 Jan. 1950 21 Churchwardens' accounts 1904-1961 [see also 81] 22-24 Registers of services 22 1925-1930 23 1943-1949 24 1950-1965 25-30 Papers concerning the church fabric [see also 82] 25 Alteration of the east end of the church 1781-1783 1 instructions for the alteration of the church 1781-1783 2 articles of agreement: Edward Stabler and others with Thomas Robinson: to take down part of front and build another 26 Sep. 1781 3 bond to keep covenants of above 26 Sep. 1781 4 minutes of Committee appointing Treasurer and Joiner 7 Feb. 1782 5,6 Thomas Brook's vouchers, receipted 8 Apr., 15 July 1782 7 minutes of Committee concerning a loan of £150 21 Nov. 1782 S estimate of Thomas Robinson for completing flooring 10 Jan. 1782 9 estimate of joiner's work for altar and railing 20 Jan. 1783 10 minutes of Committee concerning position of pulpit etc. 10 Feb. 1783 11 certificate that Thomas Robinson, mason, has completed work on the altar 13 Feb. 1783 Continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on de5osit) (continued) YORK ALL SAINTS, PATATENT (continued) Y/ASP 25-20 Papers concerning the church fabric (continued) 26 New burial ground 1 resolution of Committee to raise a subscription for the purchase of the Herb Market from the Corporation n.d. [c.1790] faculty to take in former Herb Market as additional burial ground 8 Aug. 1792 3 John Hay's account for obtaining faculties 1789-1702 4 Townend Volley's account with feoloes, receipted 14 Jan. 1703 5 charges of consecration of burial ground, receipted 20 Apr. 1793 27 Faculty for removing galleries, re-pewing and other interior alterations 2 Aug. 1848 28 List of subscribers to renovation fund n.d. 29 Drawing of proposed praying desks by Drierley Symes and Leckenby Oct. 1955 20 The organ 1,2 letters from J.W. Walker re Maintenance contracts 2 Jan. 1961 3,4 details for rebuilding the organ 16 Apr. 1962 15 July 1963 31 Miscellaneous 1 Order in Council closing burial grounds in the city of York 11 Dec. 1854 Order in Council uniting benefices of All Saints Pavement and St Crux with St Saviour and St Sampson with Holy Trinity, King's Court 23 May 1969 3 leaflet on church of All Saints, Pavement, for visitors [printed] n.d. 4 the Office for the admission of a priest to cure of Souls; diocese of York [printed] n.d. 5 Annual Service of the Company of Merchant Taylors of the City of York [printed] 21 June 1967 Continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) YORK ALL SAINTS, PAVEMENT (continued) Y/ASP 32-35 Accounts 32 mortgage redemption account 42, 44 Clifton 1957-1963 33 audited balance sheets 1955-1965 34 vouchers 1960-1967 35 miscellaneous 1 bank statements 1960-1964 2 paid cheques 1961-1967 3 cheque stubs 1962-1967 4 paying in books 1962-1967 5 freewill offering fund 1957-1967 36 Register of banns 1870-1926 37 Overseers' of the poor; monthly assessments 1823-1826 [and] churchwardens' accounts 1846-1904 38 Vestry minutes 1911-1921 [and] minutes of the Church Restoration Committee 1921-1922 39 Register of apprentices 1807-1838 40 Newspaper cuttings' book containing sermons by Canon John Watson 1902-1907 [and] a newspaper account of a lecture by George Benson on the history of All Saints Pavement from 1080-1914 41 Parochial Church Council minute book 1931-1949 42 Parish correspondence 1974-1979 [not available for consultation] continued Nos. 1-14 deposited by the Rev. F.J. Mann, 44 Clifton, York May 1966 Nos. 15-18 were found among Canon Harrison's papers 1966 and transferred from the Minster Library in Jan. 1969; item 18/5, also transferred at the same date was from box BB25 Nos. 19-35 deposited by the Rev. J.H. Armstrong, The Rectory, Sutton on Derwent Dec. 1971 Nos. 36-40 deposited by the Rev. Canon J.H. Armstrong, Sutton/Derwent Sep. 1972 Nos. 41-42 deposited by the Rev. Canon J.H. Armstrong, York June 1982 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) YORK ALL SAINTS, PAVEMENT (continued) Y/ASP 43 Electoral rolls and applications 1920-1978 with certificate of numbers on electoral roll 1986 44 List of members of Parochial Church Council 1970 and of the feoffees of St Crux 1971 45 Printed guide to the church (annotated) and printed leaflet on the church and the associated Gilds and Companies (3 copies); typescript notes on the history of the church 46 Printed service sheet for the re-dedication of the pulpit by the Archdeacon of York 1979 (2 copies) 47-60 Service sheets 47 1972 48 1973 49 1974 50 1975 51 1976 52 1977 53 1978 54 1979 55 1980 56 1981 57 1982 58 1983 59 1984 60 1985 61 Form of tender for church roof repairs 1980 62 Correspondence, papers and catalogues relating to sale of church silver 1973-1974 63 Correspondence, plans, estimates and other papers relating to the appeal for, erection and maintenance of new rectory in St Andrewgate, York 1973-1984 64-65 Sequestration papers 64 accounts, correspondence and papers relating to sequestration of benefice 1957 65 accounts, correspondence and papers relating to sequestration of benefice 1971-1973 66 Plan of alterations to parish boundaries 1975 67 Statistical return 1968 68 Letter and drawing for church notice boards 1980 69 Form of service of thanksgiving, Guild of Surveyors 1979 Nos. 43-46 deposited by Canon J. Armstrong, All Saints Rectory, York Aug. 1984 Nos. 47-61 deposited by Canon J. Armstrong, All Saints Rectory, York Jan. 1986 Nos. 62-69 deposited by Canon J. Armstrong, All Saints Rectory, York Feb. 1986 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) YORK ALL SAINTS, PAVEMENT (continued) Y/ASP 70-71 Registers [see also 1-11, 19-20, 22-24, 36,79] 70 marriages 1950-1977 71 services 1965-1981 72 Sunday service papers 1986 73 Pastoral circular from incumbet to Friends of All Saints Pavement 1982 74-75 Papers relating to St Crux church hall 74 newspaper cutting on restoration programme n.d. [1977] 75 craftsmanship award to F. Parker for restoration of the monument 76 Parish Church Council minute book 1949-1977 77 Annual reports; Company of Merchant Adventurers 1968/9 - 1977/8 78 Order in Ccuncil: Pastoral Scheme for the union of the parish of All Saints, Pavement with Saint Crux, York and the parish of York, Saint Mary Castiegate, with York Saint Michael Spurriergate to form the new parish of All Saints, Pavement with Saint Crux and Saint Michael Spurriergate, York; the redundancy of the parish of Saint Michael Spurriergate, York; and the appropriation of the parish church of Saint Michael Spurriergate to Saint Michael-le-Belfrey, York 21 July 1987 79 Marriage register 1979-1987 [see also 1-11, 19-20, 22-24, 36, 70-71] 80 Envelope, formerly containing PR Y/ASP.
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