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Cumbria Archive Service CATALOGUE: new additions

August 2021

Kendal Archive Centre

The list below comprises additions to CASCAT from Archives from 1 January -

31 July 2021.

Ref_No Title Description Date 1986- LDSPB/1/13 Minute book 1989 1989- LDSPB/1/14 Minute book 1993 1993- LDSPB/1/15 Minute book 1997 1996- LDSPB/1/16 Minute book 2001 Oct 2001- LDSPB/1/17 Minutes Dec 2001 Jan 2002- LDSPB/1/18 Minutes Mar 2002 Apr 2002- LDSPB/1/19 Minutes Jun 2002 Jul 2002- LDSPB/1/20 Minutes Sep 2002 Sep 2002- LDSPB/1/21 Minutes Dec 2002 Dec 2002- LDSPB/1/22 Minutes Mar 2003 Mar LDSPB/1/23 Minutes 2003-Jun 2003 Jun 2003- LDSPB/1/24 Minutes Sep 2003 Sep 2003- LDSPB/1/25 Minutes Dec 2003 Dec 2003- LDSPB/1/26 Minutes Mar 2004 Mar LDSPB/1/27 Minutes 2004-Jun 2004 Jun 2004- LDSPB/1/28 Minutes Sep 2004 Sep 2004- LDSPB/1/29 Minutes Dec 2004 Mar LDSPB/1/30 Minutes 2005-Jun 2005 Jun 2005- LDSPB/1/31 Minutes Sep 2005 Sep 2005- LDSPB/1/32 Minutes Dec 2005 Including newspaper cuttings relating to 1985- LDSPB/12/1/1 Thirlmere reservoir, papers relating to water levels, 1998 and Thirlmere Plan First Review 1989. Leaflets and newspaper cuttings relating to 1989- LDSPB/12/1/2 Mountain safety safety on the and winter walking. 1990s Tourism and conservation Papers relating to funding conservation 2002- LDSPB/12/1/3 partnership through tourism. 2003 Includes bibliography of useful books; newspaper articles on Swallows and Amazons, John Ruskin, Wordsworth, 1988- LDSPB/12/1/4 Literary , Beatrix Potter; scripts 2003 of audio/visual presentations regarding literary tours of . Leaflets and newspaper cuttings relating to 1980s- LDSPB/12/1/5 Health and safety top assessors, cycling, mountain rescue, 2002 etc. Newspaper cuttings relating to Staveley 1987- LDSPB/12/1/6 Staveley including housing, St Margaret's tower, 2003 railway station, Papers and newspaper articles relating to second homes, affordable housing, rural 1980s- LDSPB/12/1/7 Housing housing issues. With 1991 housing survey 2004 report. Including Teacher's Pack for red squirrel week 1997, newspaper articles relating to 1989- LDSPB/12/1/8 Nature and wildlife ospreys in Lake District, moorland grazing, 2003 woodlands, golden eagles; papers relating to yellow-necked mouse, mammals, etc. Mainly newspaper articles relating to built 1980s- LDSPB/12/1/9 Built environment heritage of Lake District 2002 Includes newspaper cuttings relating to parking issues in Lake District, . With 1990- LDSPB/12/1/10 Parking and traffic 'Enjoying Without a Car' report, 2003 1990; Langdale traffic figures, 1989-1991. Includes newspaper and magazine articles relating to Josefina de Vasconcellos, Andy Goldsworthy, Brantwood, Betrix Potter, 1987- LDSPB/12/2/1 Cultural heritage etc., traditional crafts. With section of Lake 2003 District National Park Management Plan on protecting and conserving cultural heritage. Leaflets and papers relating to dry stone LDSPB/12/2/2 Dry stone walling 1998 walling Newspaper cuttings and papers relating to design in the National Park, including 1989- LDSPB/12/2/3 Design information sheets on designs for litter bins, 2000 etc. Including Countryside Commission 1995- LDSPB/12/2/4 Environment Act summary of main aspects of the act 2003 Includes survey of recreational use of 1993- LDSPB/12/2/5 Derwentwater Derwentwater, 1993; proposals for 1999 discussion on the future management of the lake, 1995; Derwentwater Management Plan, 1996. Including leaflets, environmental awareness 1998- LDSPB/12/2/6 Cumbria Wildlife Trust pack, and newspaper cuttings 2002 Newspaper articles relating to 4x4s, radio masts, wind turbines, GM foods, vandlism, fox hunting, etc. With agenda item relating to use of long distance trails, Jan 1994; 1988- LDSPB/12/2/7 Controversial activities report of 'Approaches to the Environment' 2003 conference, Nov 1988; report 'Countryside Stewardship Scheme Public Access Sites' 1995. Includes 1981 census profile of district wards; newspaper articles relating to Donald Campbell's Bluebird, Coppermines 1981- LDSPB/12/2/8 Coniston Valley; leaflets relating to Brantwood, 2003 Consiton Water, etc.; Consiton Water Management Plan, 1992. Including brief history of the parish of Hawkhead; a comparison of summer and winter visitors to , Seathwaite, 1989- LDSPB/12/2/9 Hawkshead and White Moss Common, 1989; YHA 2003 Hawkshead education pack, 1997; newspaper cuttings relating to Hawkshead. Includes bracken management handbook, LDSPB/12/2/10 Bracken management press release 'Banding Together in The 1998 Bracken Battle'. Includes newspaper articles relating to the Langdales; note of a bid to repair the Redacre Gill route to summit of Pike of 1989- LDSPB/12/2/11 Langdale Blisco; article 'Great Langdale: the 2003 archaeology of an upland common of the English Lake District' by Bevan, Stanley, and Webster, 1992. Includes newspaper cuttings; paper on 'The Habitat management and 1998- LDSPB/12/2/12 biodiversity planning process in Cumbria' conservation - general 2002 by Cumbria Biodiversity Partnership, 1998. Includes newspaper cuttings; article on Habitat management and 2000- LDSPB/12/2/13 deterioration of by Colin S conservation - lakes and rivers 2003 Reynolds. Draft management plans for and Mountain massif - Helvellyn mountain massifs; with article 1978- LDSPB/12/2/14 and Skiddaw 'Effects of Hikers and Horses on Mountain 1990s Trails' by J McQuid_Cook, 1978. Includes White Moss Common and Grasmere Woodlands draft management plans, 1997 & 2002; resources for teachers 1997- LDSPB/12/3/1 White Moss Common 'Recreation and Conservation - White Moss 2002 Common'; case studie on environmental impact of tourism at White Moss Common. Includes newspaper cuttings relating to 1989- LDSPB/12/3/2 Windermere: lake Windermere lake; leaflets; average number 2004 of craft on Windermere, 1991-1992. Forest Enterprise publications, including 1998- LDSPB/12/3/3 Forestry material relating to Grizedale; Lakes Forest 2005 District strategic plan. Including newspaper cuttings; public 1999- LDSPB/12/3/4 Windermere: town consultation document for one-way traffic 2002 proposals. Includes draft proposals for consultation on 1984- LDSPB/12/3/5 Grasmere Grasmere Conservation Ares, 1984; 2005 newspaper cuttings; maps of village. Includes dissertation 'An investigation into the movement of material along an upland footpath in the English Lake District' by 1994- LDSPB/12/3/6 Footpath erosion Sam Lascelles; numbers of people using 2003 Swirls footpath during August 1994; newspaper cuttings. Includes newspaper cuttings on Whinlatter Forestry and woodland and Grizedale, trees and woodland; leaflets 1998- LDSPB/12/3/7 management and booklets including Whinlatter visitor 2003 centre teachers' pack. Including papers and newspaper cuttigs relating to peatland, hedgerows, hay 1990- LDSPB/12/3/8 Habitat management meadows, moorland, limestone, dry stone 2003 walls, LDSPB/12/3/9 Local Agenda 21 Includes draft plan 2002 1986- LDSPB/12/3/10 Environmental education Educational guides and booklets 2002 Includes newspaper articles; press releases; 2001- LDSPB/12/3/11 Foot and mouth disease Foot and Mouth Report, by LDNPA, 2002 December 2001. Includes newspaper articles relating to tourism in Cumbria; 'The Facts - tourism in 1989- LDSPB/12/4/1 Tourism Cumbria in the 1990s'; economic impact of 2003 tourism; press releases. Includes articles on sustainable tourism; 1998- LDSPB/12/4/2 Sustainable tourism newspaper cuttings. 2003 Includes stategies and action plans for Lakes Parish Area, Keswick, Furness, Windermere and Bowness; report 'Traffic in the Lake District, 1995; dissertation 'Road 1995- LDSPB/12/4/3 Transport Pricing: A Potential Leisure/Tourism 2001 Traffic Management Tool for the Lake District National Park?' by George Douglas Campbell Eckton, 2000; newspaper cuttings. Development and research publications; 1989- LDSPB/12/4/4 Cumbria Tourist Board facts of tourism. 2001 Including newspaper articles; report on 1988- LDSPB/12/4/5 Timeshare developments timeshare development, 1989; dissertation 2003 'An Appraisal of the Socio-Economic and Environmental Impact of Timeshare and Leisure Complexes in the Lake District National Park' by R H MacFarlane, 1989. Includes Report on Traffic in the Lake 1965- LDSPB/12/4/6 Transport and traffic District National Park, 1965; newspaper 1999 articles; reports. 1998- LDSPB/12/4/7 Transport Includes newspaper cuttings; reports; 2004 Inlcudes leaflets regarding planning; 1992- LDSPB/12/5/1 Local plan newspaper cuttings; statistics from 1981 2001 census. Includes draft planning factsheet; corporate plan 2000-2001; press releases; village 1989- LDSPB/12/5/2 Community planning appraisals papers including Lamplugh 2001 Parish Council village appraisal report 1989. Includes lake warden reports/annual reports; 1981- LDSPB/12/5/3 Windermere - lake mangement plan for the lake - final 2000 recommendations, 1981. Includes strategy document 'A Future for Rural Cumbria' 1995; newspaper cuttings; 1995- LDSPB/12/5/4 Rural development Rural Action Zone newsletters, 2002; 2003 Cumbria Economic Intelligence Partnership 2002. Includes draft proposals for consultation; 1981- LDSPB/12/5/5 Troutbeck Conservation Area Troutbeck Traverse learning pack, 1989 1989 Includes papers and newspaper cuttings relating to World Heritage Site bid; Study 2001- LDSPB/12/5/6 World Heritage Site of Cultural Landscape Significance by Gill 2003 Chitty, 2002. 2000- LDSPB/12/5/7 Windermere - 10mph Mainly newspaper cuttings. 2003 Includes list of principle events leading up 1999- LDSPB/12/5/8 Windermere Inquiry the inquiry; principle events following the 2001 inquiry; press releases. Newspaper cuttings relating to windows, 1992- LDSPB/12/5/9 Planning controversies low-flying aircraft, tourism development, 2001 etc. 2001- LDSPB/12/5/10 Planning Newspaper cuttings 2003 Includes papers on sustainable rural development; sustainable development 2000- LDSPB/12/5/11 Rural development application form and guidelines; newspaper 2003 cuttings. Photocopy of draft proposals for LDSPB/12/5/12 Rydal Conservation Area 1984 consultation Includes factsheet on mining and quarrying in the Lake District; 'Ticking Timebombs? 2001- LDSPB/12/5/13 Mines and quarries The threat of old mineral permissions in 2004 NationalParks'; newspaper cuttings; press releases, Power (wind farms, overhead Mainly newspaper cuttings relating to wind 1993- LDSPB/12/5/14 lines) farms/turbines. 2004 Newspaper cuttings relating to employment 1999- LDSPB/12/5/15 Employment issues; press releases on careers in 2002 countrside. Including newspaper cuttings relating to blue-green algae, litter, sewage,etc.; 1993- LDSPB/12/6/1 Pollution pollution topic papers on noise, litter, farm 2003 effluents, sewage, exhaust emissions, acid rain; press releases. 50th anniversary of Lake LDSPB/12/6/2 Newspaper cuttings. 2001 District National Park Visitors to National Parks Includes summary of findings, report of the LDSPB/12/6/3 1994 Survey survey in the Lake District National Park. Includes tourist information centres figures, 1998-2004; comparison of summer and winter visitors to Hawkshead, Seathwaite and White Cross Common; visitor 1989- LDSPB/12/6/4 Visitors and miscellaneous accommodation statistics, c1994; 1988 2004 summer visitor survey; report on a proposed Lake District Protection Bill, 1989; report on sustainable rural tourism. Includes leaflets; newspaper 2000- LDSPB/12/6/5 National Trust cuttings. 2002 Includes marketing plan, 1997; 1996- LDSPB/12/6/6 Brockhole report on visitor numbers; A Guide for 2002 Teachers; newspaper cuttings. Includes extract from 1999 management 1999- LDSPB/12/6/7 Outdoor activities plan relating to the fells; newspaper 2003 cuttings. Includes report on management issues at popular crags, 1999; reports of site visits; 1985- LDSPB/12/6/8 Climbing and ghyll scrambling press releases; newspaper cuttings; ghyll 2003 survey, 1985. Includes report on recreational off-road Green roads and off-road driving, 1995 & 1996; Lake District 1995- LDSPB/12/6/9 driving Heirarchy of Trail Routes, first report, 2003 1997; press releases; newspaper cuttings. Includes newspaper cuttings relating to Power - windfarms, water windfarms, Helvelly hydro-electric scheme, 1991- LDSPB/12/6/10 power, overhead power lines nuclear waste, etc.; 'Windpower and the 2003 Landscape' report, 1994. Lake District National Park Newspaper cuttings and articles relating to 2001- LDSPB/12/6/11 Authority the authority. 2003 Includes report on mountain biking in the National Park, 1992 & 1993; newspaper 1992- LDSPB/12/6/12 Mountain biking cuttings; Cumbria Cycleway review, 1999; 2003 'Mountain Biking and the Environment' report, 1992. 2002- LDSPB/12/6/13 Water based activities Newspaper cuttings 2003 Includes 'Landscape, Leisure, and Locals in 1977- LDSPB/12/6/14 National Parks the Lake District National Park, c1977; 2003 1988 summer visitor survey; articles. Includes Bassenthwaite Lake Management 1993- LDSPB/12/7/1 Bassenthwaite Plan, 1993; newspaper cuttings. 2003 Includes Drigg Local Nature Reserve management plan, 1993; Nationwide 1993- LDSPB/12/7/2 Coast Beach-Clean and Survey Report, 1999; 2003 newspaper articles. Includes Recretaion Plan and Report, 1989; factsheet; 1981 census statistics; leaflets; report on moorings on 1989- LDSPB/12/7/3 Ullswater Ullswater, 1991; papers regarding the 2003 Kepple Cove Dam distaster; papers regarding ; newspaper cuttings. Includes Thirlmere Plan First Review 1988- LDSPB/12/7/4 Water Consultation repirt, 1988; leaflets; 2003 newspaper cuttings. Includes newspaper cuttings relating to 1992- LDSPB/12/7/5 Farming farming issues; press releases; leaflets. 2003 Includes press releases; 'Erosion and Path Repair in the Uplands' report of a workshop held at Centre, Threlkeld, 1996; 1972- LDSPB/12/7/6 Footpath erosion and repair report on upland path erosion, 1996; 'Lake 2003 District Footpaths: A study of their capacity' 1972; newspaper cuttings. Includes ' in the Lake District' 1997- LDSPB/12/7/7 Ambleside key stage 2 work pack, by Lisa Fairclough; 2002 newspaper cuttings. Includes newspaper cuttings; correspondence regarding the link road; 1990- LDSPB/12/7/8 Ambleside Rothay link road booklet 'How Should The Town Be 1992 Bypassed?', 1992; plans; environmental impact assessment, 1990. Caldbeck and Hesket Draft proposals for consultation on LDSPB/12/7/9 1983 Newmarket conservation areas Includes newspaper cuttinga relating to footpaths, access; papers and articles on 1997- LDSPB/12/8/1 Access access for people with limited mobility; 2003 press releases. Includes newspaper cuttings regarding Disabled access and ethnic access; progress report on 'Opening Doors - 2001- LDSPB/12/8/2 minorities Opening Minds' 2001; 'Mosaic' project final 2003 report, 2002. Includes newspaper cuttings; press releases; 1999- LDSPB/12/8/3 Walking report on Mountain Challenge code, 1999. 2002 Includes newspaper cuttings on volunteer 1999- LDSPB/12/8/4 Careers rangers, trainingschemes, etc.; Connexions 2003 Cumbria careers information leaflets. Mountain fundraising Includes newspaper cuttings; press releases; 1995- LDSPB/12/8/5 challenges report mountain challenges code of conduct, 2002 1998; 'Large scale events in the Lake District' report, April 1995. Includes newspape cuttings; section of Lake 1998- LDSPB/12/8/6 Housing District National Park Local Plan on 2003 housing, 1998. Includes newspaper cuttings; press releases; Bowness and Windermere Development 1988- LDSPB/12/8/7 Bowness Study, 1988; 'The Development, Testing 2002 and Evaluation of a Town Trail in Bowness, Cumbria' by Dave Palmer, 1982. Includes a review of the definitive map and statement of public rights of way, 1997; 1997- LDSPB/12/8/8 Access leaflets on rights of way; newspaper 2003 cuttings relating to green lanes, access, footpaths, etc. Includes planning brief to former bus LDSPB/12/8/9 Ambleside bus station 1994 station site; newspaper cuttings. Newspaper cuttings; climate summaries, 1984- LDSPB/12/8/10 Climate 1992-1997; climatological memorandum on 2003 Pennines and Lake District, 1988; Kendal Borough Council With entries by Alfred Wainwright for 1936- WDAW/10/2/8 ledger years 1941-1954. 1954 Lakes and Lune Water Board With entries by Alfred Wainwright for 1962- WDAW/10/2/9 ledger years 1962-1966 1972 Plan of Parterrie [sic] designed Parterre plan, in colour. Marked as 'No.59', by Sir John Naysmyth, for the 25 Jun WDB 133/3/3/1 inscribed 'W G Habershon, Architects, 38 Rev. J J Hornby, 1850 Bloomsbury'. [Holme] Photographs and slides relating to various 1958- WDB 171 Capita infrastructure projects, including A591, 2010 A66, M6, bridges, etc. Henry VIII to William Thorneburghe [Thornburgh], granting manor of 2 Jun WDD/HA/28 Letters patent Haverbrack, capital messuage called 1545 Haverbrack Hall and lands in Haverbrack, parish Preparative 1929- WDFCF/1/151/1 Meeting receipts and payments 1996 account sheets Kirkby Stephen Preparative 1973- WDFCF/1/151/2 Meeting account book 1990 Kirkby Stephen Friends 1931- WDFCF/1/152/1 Property Trust account book 1991 Kirkby Stephen Friends Jul 1971- WDFCF/1/152/2 Property Trust minute book Mar 1990 1. Kirkby Stephen Meeting ¶2. Youth Hostels Trust of and Wales ¶Property: upper storey of the Meeting 17 Jun WDFCF/1/152/3 Lease House, Kirkby Stephen, together with one 1975 room on the ground floor for use as cycle shed and drying room. ¶Rent: £70 per annum. 1. Trustees of Kirkby Stephen Meeting Property ¶2. Veronika Laksberger of 3 31 Oct WDFCF/1/152/4 Agreement Leybourne Road, Liverpool ¶Property: 1977 Cottage, Kirkby Stephen Kirkby Stephen Friends 1984- WDFCF/1/152/5 Property Trust receipts and 1999 payments account sheets Correspondence between Charity Commission and 1933- WDFCF/1/152/6/1 Kirkby Stephen Meeting 1993 Property Correspondence relating to valuation of a piece of land at WDFCF/1/152/6/2 Kirkby Stephen Meeting House Nov 1964 which County Council wish to purchase Letters from Brian W Atkinson, building surveyor, to With report on condition of the Meeting Feb-Mar WDFCF/1/152/6/3 Kirkby Stephen Friends, House and York Cottage 1975 regarding woodworm in the loft and other issues Correspondence regarding conversion of upstairs of Kirky 1981- WDFCF/1/152/6/4 With plans Stephen Meeting House into a 1983 flat Correspondence regarding life WDFCF/1/152/6/5 1986 of Frank William Parrott Correspondence regarding an appeal for funds for a new roof 1990- WDFCF/1/152/6/6 at Kirkby Stephen Friends 1991 Meeting House 'Proposed Conversion of Small Meeting House to form Meeting Room on Ground Floor with Four Class Rooms Over', by Geoffrey Morland ARIBA, Castle Green Road, Kendal, Feb 1934; 'Proposed Street Between New Road and Stramongate', by A Plans of Stramongate Friends' 1933- WDFCF/1/153 S Glover, County Surveyor, Kendal, Meeting House, Kendal 1935 undated; 'Friends' Meeting House, Ground Floor Plan as existing, by Geoffrey Morland ARIBA, 13-28 Dec 1933; First Floor Plans and Elevations as existing, by Geoffrey Morland ARIBA, Dec 1933 [badly damaged]. Minute book of Strickland 1711- WDFCF/2/24 FRAGILE (Women's) Monthly Meeting 1764 Minute book of Strickland 1764- WDFCF/2/25 (Women's) Monthly Meeting 1791 Minute book of Strickland 1791- WDFCF/2/26 (Women's) Monthly Meeting 1810 Minute book of Strickland 1810- WDFCF/2/27 (Women's) Monthly Meeting 1880 Minute book of meetings of 1724- WDFCF/2/28 ministers and elders for 1799 Strickland Monthly Meeting Minute book of meetings of 1800- WDFCF/2/29 ministers and elders for 1875 Strickland Monthly Meeting Minute book of meetings of ministers and elders/ministry 1876- WDFCF/2/30 and oversight for Strickland 1906 Monthly Meeting Strickland Monthly Meeting 1890- WDFCF/2/31 tabular statements 1921 Strickland Monthly Meeting 1922- WDFCF/2/32 tabular statements 1962 List of members of Strickland 1837- WDFCF/2/33 Monthly Meeting 1967 1776- WDFCF/2/34 Certificates of transfer 1810 1812- WDFCF/2/35 Certificates of transfer 1834 Certificates of 1890- WDFCF/2/36 removal/acceptance 1949 Acceptances of certificates of 1894- WDFCF/2/37 removal 1923 1789- WDFCF/2/38 Receipts of certificates 1820 1820- WDFCF/2/39 Receipts of certificates 1834 With two loose birth notes for Tirril, 1800 1838- WDFCF/2/40 Birth notes & 1803. 1866 1868- WDFCF/2/41 Birth notes 1909 1903- WDFCF/2/42 Birth extracts 1919 1914- WDFCF/2/43 Birth notes 1919 With loose marriage forms, 1777, 1883- 1838- WDFCF/2/44 Register of marriages 1930. 1963 1838- WDFCF/2/45 Burial notes 1849 1862- WDFCF/2/46 Burial notes 1899 1899- WDFCF/2/47 Burial notes 1909 1903- WDFCF/2/48 Death and burial extracts 1919 1910- WDFCF/2/49 Burial notes 1946 With loose papers including burial notes for 1946- WDFCF/2/50 Burial notes Strickland Monthly Meeting members 1986 buried elsewhere, and a note on type of headstone to be used in burial ground [with illustration]. 1862- WDFCF/2/51 Orders for Burial book 1906 1913- WDFCF/2/52 Orders for Burial book 1945 Minute book of Strickland Including Kirkby Stephen Meeting Property 1895- WDFCF/2/53 Monthly Meeting Property Trust minutes, 1961 [at back of volume]. 1961 Trust Minute book of Strickland Including Kirkby Stephen Meeting Property 1962- WDFCF/2/54 Monthly Meeting Property Trust minutes, 1968-1971 [at back of 1974 Trust volume]. Minute book of Strickland 1974- WDFCF/2/55 Monthly Meeting Property 1995 Trust Minute book of Strickland 1995- WDFCF/2/56 Monthly Meeting Property 2002 Trust Minute book of Strickland 2003- WDFCF/2/57 Monthly Meeting Property 2021 Trust Statement of accounts of WDFCF/2/58 charitable trusts under the care 1862 of Strickland Monthly Meeting Strickland Monthly Meeting 1865- WDFCF/2/59 Property Trust cash book 1945 Strickland Monthly Meeting 1945- WDFCF/2/60 Property Trust cash book 1964 Strickland Monthly Meeting 1965- WDFCF/2/61 Property Trust cash book 1988 Strickland Monthly Meeting 2001- WDFCF/2/62 Property Trust income and 2001, 2003-2005 2005 expenditure accounts Strickland Monthly Meeting 2012- WDFCF/2/63 Property Trust income and 2013 expenditure accounts Minute book of Morland 1776- WDFCF/2/64 (Women's) Preparative 1830 Meeting Minute book of Morland 1830- WDFCF/2/65 (Women's) Preparative 1838 Meeting Register of burials in Morland 1870- WDFCF/2/66 Only two entries in volume. burial ground 1882 Minute book of Penrith 1707- WDFCF/2/67 (Women's) Preparative 1733 Meeting Minute book of Penrith 1733- WDFCF/2/68 (Women's) Preparative 1799 Meeting Minute book of Penrith 1799- WDFCF/2/69 (Women's) Preparative 1840 Meeting Minute book of Penrith 1976- WDFCF/2/70 Preparative Meeting 1983 Minute book of Penrith 1984- WDFCF/2/71 Preparative Meeting 1991 Minute book of Penrith 1991- WDFCF/2/72 Preparative Meeting 1997 Minute book of Penrith 1997- WDFCF/2/73 Preparative Meeting 2003 Register of burials in Penrith 1865- WDFCF/2/74 burial ground 1892 Register of burials in Tirril WDFCF/2/75 One entry only in volume. 1866- burial ground Minute book of Strickland 1751- WDFCF/2/76 (Women's) Preparative 1775 Meeting Minute book of Tirril 1805- WDFCF/2/77 (Women's) Preparative 1823 Meeting Minute book of Tirril 1823- WDFCF/2/78 (Women's) Preparative 1839 Meeting 1928- WDFCF/2/79 Acceptance of certificate forms 1965 1948- WDFCF/2/80 Notices of removal 1966 1840- WDFCM 1/1/2/1 Register of members 1866 1867- WDFCM 1/1/2/2 Register of members 1874 circa WDFCM 1/1/2/3 Register of members 1888- 1891 1891- WDFCM 1/1/2/4 Register of members 1893 1894- WDFCM 1/1/2/5 Register of members 1899 1902- WDFCM 1/1/2/6 Register of members 1908 1910- WDFCM 1/1/2/7 Register of members 1914 1914- WDFCM 1/1/2/8 Register of members 1929 1921- WDFCM 1/1/7 Circuit Trust Schedules With copy (loose, inserted) for 1922. 1929 Kirkby Stephen, Appleby and 1937- WDFCM 1/1/11 Circuit Schedule Methodist Circuit 1947 1948- WDFCM 1/1/12 Circuit Schedule 1951 1951- WDFCM 1/1/13 Circuit Schedule 1961 Appleby Missionary Society 1823- WDFCM 1/1/14 cash book 1846 Marriage register of The 1920-1944 [officially closed because of 1920- WDFCM 1/2/3 Tabernacle, Appleby disuse of chapel] 1944 Collection book for new chapel 17 Jan WDFCM 1/4/5 at Colby 1874 Minutes of the Colby Trust WDFCM 1/4/6 1910 meetings 7 Oct Colby Trust annual meeting WDFCM 1/4/7 1971-12 minutes Apr 1988 19 Sep WDFCM 1/5/11 Local preachers' minute book Includes two letters (loose, inserted). 1908-13 Mar 1924 5 Jun WDFCM 1/5/12 Local preachers' minute book 1924-18 Jun 1932 1900- WDFCM 1/5/14 Statistical summary book 1918 Methodist Union Committee 1931- WDFCM 1/5/20 minutes 1938 Includes an invitation card to hear "a Sep 1921- WDFCM 1/7/7 Steward's book thrilling story of Methodism in action". Jun 1925 Sands Methodist Church, 1964- WDFCM 1/7/10 collection register 1978 Centenary Celebrations - Sands Booklet includes centenary calendar of WDFCM 1/7/11 1988 Methodist Chapel, 1888-1988 events. Jul-Sep WDFCM 1/10/24 Brough Circuit plan 1914 Brough Circuit Temperance WDFCM 1/10/25 1933 Schedule Apr 1933- WDFCM 1/10/26 Brough Circuit plans Jun 1933 1968- WDFCM 1/13/5 Circuit Stewards' account book 1977 Circuit plan and directory, WDFCM Apr-Jun Kirkby Stephen, Appleby and 1/13/12/4 1963 Tebay Circuit Jul-Sep 1994; Oct-Dec 1994; Lan-Mar 1995; Apr -Jun 1995; Jul-Sep 1995. All WDFCM 1994- Circuit plans apart from the Jul-Sep 1995 edition have a 1/13/12/12 1995 note on the cover thanking 'Bell' [Pratt], preacher. WDFCM Jan-Mar, Apr-Jun. Jul-Sep, Oct-Dec Circuit plans 1997 1/13/12/13 editions, 1997 The location of the chapel concerned is not WDFCM Account book (including 1897- specified, (a bill for works on the organ 1/13/14/1 renovation account) 1905 mentions Kirkby Stephen). Undated WDFCM Manse account book [circa 1/13/15/1 1933] Kirkby Stephen Methodist 1976- WDFCM 1/14/6 Manse committee minute book 1984 Foundation Deed for Charity re 1 Jun WDFCM 1/14/9 Wesleyan Sunday School and 1901 Church at Kirkby Stephen Methodist Celenratory leaflet including programme of WDFCM 1/15/7 1989 Church - 150 Years, 1839-1989 events. Notice for Harvest Festival and WDFCM 1/15/8 Harvest Festival conducted by Mr B Pratt. Undated Public Meeting Minute book of Women's 1965- WDFCM 1/16/2 Bright Hour meetings 1982 Lists of trustees of Tebay WDFCM 1/16/7 Undated Methodist Church Letter from James W of Tebay stating his intention to 2 May WDFCM 1/16/8 retire from the Board of 1933 Trustees Letter from Methodist Church General Chapel Committee to 4 Apr WDFCM 1/16/9 Rev C G Wilkes, Kirkby 1934 Stephen, re Declarations of Tebay and Blencarn Chapels 1953- WDFCM 1/19/4 Collection journal 1962 1962- WDFCM 1/19/5 Collection journal 1975 1965- WDFCM 1/22/8 Collections cash book 1976 1976- WDFCM 1/22/9 Collections cash book 1983 Mallerstang Methodist Chapel 1941- WDFCM 1/22/11 trustees' minutes 1987 1 Sep WDFCM 1/22/12 Society Stewards' account book 1947-29 Aug 1954 21 Nov WDFCM 1/22/13 Society Stewards' account book 1954-26 Nov 1961 Includes correspondence with amongst others the Wesleyan Chapel Committee,1887-1907; discharge (from Mallerstang Wesleyan Chapel: 1882- WDFCM 1/22/14 duty) notes, 1907; certificate for registration miscellaneous papers 1954 of marriages, 1914; provisional valuation for dutes on land values, 1890; account from Abraham to E and E Heelis (solicitors) re instructions for 'draining and engrossing conveyance of a parcel of land as a site for a chapel at Mallerstang', Oct 1882; insurance policy, 1954; Certificate as place for religious worship, Jan 1887; schedules (of accounts) x2, 1880, 1887. With (at back) subcription lists and Mallerstang Wesleyan Chapel WDFCM 1/22/15 summaries of income and expenditure (31 1887 Board of Trustees minutes Jan 1887). Mallerstang Methodist Sunday 1951- WDFCM 1/22/16 School bank book (Martins 1971 Bank Ltd) Mallerstang Chapel WDFCM 1/22/17 correspondence re Wharton 1948 Bibles Mallerstang Methodist Sunday 1954- WDFCM 1/22/18 School bills and receipts 1971 Mouthlock Sunday School roll 1887- WDFCM 1/24/7 book 1895 Mouthlock Sunday School roll Sep 1895- WDFCM 1/24/8 book Mar 1904 Mouthlock Sunday School roll Apr 1904- WDFCM 1/24/9 book Nov 1915 Mouthlock Sunday School roll Dec 1915- WDFCM 1/24/10 book Jul 1924 Aug Mouthlock Sunday School roll WDFCM 1/24/11 1924-Mar book 1933 Mouthlock Sunday School roll Jan 1943- WDFCM 1/24/12 book Oct 1950 Mouthlock Sunday School Jan 1951- WDFCM 1/24/21 register Dec 1956 Chapel trustees' minute 1888- WDFCM 1/25/1 Includes enclosed items. book 1977 1889- WDFCM 1/25/2 Seat rent ledger 1903 General conditions and WDFCM 1/25/3 contracts for building Handwritten and stamped. 1892 Wesleyan chapel at Soulby 1965- WDFCM 1/25/4 Collection journal 1977 Includes loose handwritten notes (inserted) Milburn Methodist Chapel read out at the Milburn Annual General 1959- WDFCM 1/29/5 Trustees' meeting minutes Meeting on 12 Oct 1984 by Mrs Dorothy 1987 Ewin. Milburn Methodist Church 1950- WDFCM 1/29/6 account book 1987 circa WDFCM 1/30/2 Pledge book 1920- 1939 1902- WDFCM 1/32/2 Sunday School roll book 1908 1908- WDFCM 1/32/3 Sunday School roll book With miscellaneous loose papers inserted. 1914 1924- WDFCM 1/32/4 Sunday School roll book 1933 1933- WDFCM 1/32/5 Sunday School roll book With miscellaneous loose papers inserted. 1938 1939- WDFCM 1/32/6 Sunday School roll book With miscellaneous loose papers inserted. 1946 Sunday School attendance 1947- WDFCM 1/32/7 register 1955 Winton Mission Room: Sunday School committee minutes 1903- WDFCM 1/38/1 1903-1906 with attendance Includes loose papers enclosed. 1941 record 1903-1907 and Harvest Festival collections 1926-1941 1922- WDFCM 1/41/2 Minute book 1937 1919- WDFCM 1/42/1 Stewards' accounts book 1948 1948- WDFCM 1/42/2 Stewards' accounts book 1988 Methodist 1900- WDFCM 1/42/3 Sunday School account book 1946 Long Marton Wesleyan Chapel Apr 1929- WDFCM 1/42/4 and House Trust minute book Apr 1988 Long Marton Methodist 1935- WDFCM 1/42/5 Sunday School class book 1937 Long Marton Methodist 1938- WDFCM 1/42/6 Sunday School class book 1940 1946- WDFCM 1/42/7 Collection journal 1971 Collection journal and Society 1971- WDFCM 1/42/8 Steward's record 1983 Martins Bank (Appleby Branch), with insert 1966- WDFCM 1/42/9 Bank book re Barclays Bank. 1968 Planning scheme re water closet and coal stores, 3 Jul 1945, with architect's plan re proposed reconditioning, 8'/1" scale, by A Knewstubb, Jun 1945; Certificate of Proposed reconditioning of the Approval of Works, 27 Dec 1945; Letter to Jun 1945- WDFCM 1/42/10 Chapel House, Long Marton A Knewstubb from H B Greenwood Clerk Feb 1946 to the County Council (Westmorland) re Chapel House grant, 18 Feb 1946; Handwritten notes on Long Marton's chapel, church and farmers, undated. Bill for conveyancing work by Cant and Fairer re plot of land WDFCM 1/42/11 1867 for a chapel in the parish of Long Marton Nov Blencarn Chapel: trustees' WDFCM 1/43/2 1938-Jun minute book 1988 Blencarn Methodist Church 1982- WDFCM 1/43/3 collection journal 1987 Letter from Arnison & Co., 16 Jun WDFCM 1/43/4 Solicitors, to John Cannon re 1905 grant for Blencarn Chapel Includes: Specifications by A Knewstubb, architect, Apr 1913; expenditure and Papers relating to renovation income accounts, 1913; Invoice from 1913- WDFCM 1/43/5 work at Blencarn Methodist Lindsay & Son, builders and contractors, 1914 Chapel Appleby, 13 Jan 1914; Bill for work done on pipe from Albert Iron Works, Penrith, 9 Feb 1914. Statement for £1345.50 from 4 Sep WDFCM 1/43/6 Birkett Bros., Penrith, for work 1984 done at Blencarn Chapel Chapel Building 1902- WDFCM 1/49/1 Committee minute book 1977 1908- WDFCM 1/49/2 Bleatarn Chapel accounts book 1967 1967- WDFCM 1/49/3 Bleatarn Chapel accounts book 1997 Copy application for erection WDFCM 1/49/4 1902 of chapel at Bleatarn Copy sanction for erection of WDFCM 1/49/5 1902 chapel at Bleatarn Quinquennial Inspection WDFCM 1/49/6 1994 Report, Bleatarn Chapel Quinquennial Inspection WDFCM 1/49/7 certificate and summary of 1994 report, Bleatarn Chapel Formerly known as the Wesleyan Chapel Wesleyan Methodist 1904- WDFCM 1/50/1 until new building in 1931 (48 entries 1904- Church marriage register 2006 2002; closed 2006). Fletcher Hill Chapel collection 1977- WDFCM 1/51/6/2 journal 1979 1983- WDFCM 1/52/1 Circuit Stewards' accounts 1988 1988- WDFCM 1/52/2 Circuit Stewards' accounts 2000 1954- WDFCM 1/52/3 Kaber Sunday School minutes 1994 Enclosed is loose Kaber Primitive Methodist Chapel Centenary leaflet 1891- 1991 (with service sheet for stone-laying Kaber Methodist Church 1985- WDFCM 1/52/4 ceremony); request sheets showing requests Council minutes 2004 for items from various chapels, Jan 2003; bill for £135.15 from W C and E A Staley for work done on building, 8 Jun 2000. Kaber Methodist Trust 1962- WDFCM 1/52/5 accounts 2006 Catherine Holme Chapel 1979- WDFCM 1/52/6 accounts 2006 Kirkby Thore Methodist Church collections book with Youth Leaders' minutes, 1968; collections, 1968- WDFCM 1/52/7 Youth Leaders' meeting 1983-2005. 2005 minutes Minute book, Edward Spencer 1913- WDFCM 1/56/1 Trust 1998 Letter and receipt from Hewitson and 18 Nov Winding-up of the Edward WDFCM 1/56/2 Harker, Solicitors of Kirkby Stephen 1999-19 Spencer Charity concerning the winding up of the charity. Jan 2000 Entries from 1936-1960 relate to administration of funds from sale of chapel. Appleby Primitive Methodist [Note: A plan for an iron chapel of 1901 1900- WDFCM 1/59/1 Church (Rock Chapel) minute (which was previously folded up and 1936 book enclosed) is now rolled and referenced WDFCM 1/59/2]. Pen and ink plan in colour by J Rolfe and Co. of , including floor plan, Design for an iron chapel at extension and elevation, scale 4ft to 1 inch. 10 May WDFCM 1/59/2 Appleby [Note: this plan (now rolled) was previously 1901 folded and enclosed in the minute book referenced WDFCM 1/59/1]. 1939- WDFCM 1/59/3 Blencarn Chapel accounts book 1988 Church Register for Appleby 1969- WDFCM 1/59/4 Section of the Circuit 1976 Letters relating to Appleby 1846- WDFCM 1/60/1 Mostly regarding applications for grants. Rock Chapel Trust Fund 1969 Primitive Methodist Chapel Including minutes of Trustees Meetings up 1885- WDFCM 1/60/2 Secretary's book to 10 Feb 1927 1927 From George Ginger Junior, building Estimate for the construction of 23 Jun WDFCM 1/60/3 contractor, Longsight, with accompanying an iron chapel at Appleby 1897 letter. Plan of foundations of iron Circa WDFCM 1/60/4 For the Rev W R Hirlington. chapel, Appleby 1897 Plans for: Appleby Circuit; Brough Primitive Methodist Circuit; Kirkby 1865- WDFCM 1/61/1 Circuit Plans Stephen and Appleby Wesleyan Circuit; 1949 Kirkby Stephen, Appleby and Circuit. Kirkby Stephen, Appleby and Tebay Jan-Mar WDFCM 1/61/2 Circuit Plan and Directory Methodist Circuit. 1949 Kirkby Stephen, Appleby and Plans for 1911, 1933, 1945, 1956, 1958, 1911- WDFCM 1/64 Tebay Methodist Circuit Plans 1980 1980 Centenary Methodist Church 23 Aug WDFCM 1/65/1 Society leaders' meeting 1961-3 minutes Dec 1973 Teachers' meetings minute With attendance registered at the end of the Jan 1905- WDFCM 1/66/1 book book. Mar 1909 Includes report 'for the year ending 30th Teachers' meetings minute Jan 1910- WDFCM 1/66/2 November 1909'; secretary's postage book Dec 1920 account, 1910-1920; attendance lists. 1925- WDFCM 1/67/1 Attendance register 1928 1928- WDFCM 1/67/2 Attendance register [1930] Synod Directory: Sep 1969- WDFCM 1/68/1 District No. 9 1970 1874- WDFCM 1/69/1 Account book 1911 1938- WDFCM 1/70/1 Account book Hoff Methodist Sunday School 1967 Journal of the Wesley WDFCM 1/71/1 Historical Society (Cumbria Journal No. 8. Sep 1980 Branch) Includes: Invoice for services provided by C G Thompson solicitors regarding the purchase of Holly Bank, May-Aug 1907; Inland Revenue letter and valuation sheet re Land Value duities, 18 Mar 1915; Memorandum of Choice and Appointment of New Trustees of the Wesleyan Wethodist Minister's House, Kendal, 15 Mar 1923; Holly Bank Trust deeds and Receipt of Declaration from Department for 1923- WDFCM 2/1/30 papers Chapel Affairs, 27 Sep 1944; Official list of 1958 names and addresses of trustees of Holly Bank, Feb-Mar 1946; Memorandum of Choice and Appointment of New Trustees of the Methodist Minister's House, known as Holly Bank, Kendal, 30 Mar 1946; Letter and Completion of Memorandum notice, Jul-Sep 1958; Handwritten note of records, undated. "Nine WDFCM 2/1/31 Hundred Years" Celebration 1980 Programme Leaflet for production of Frank Circa WDFCM 2/1/32 Topping in 'An Impossible 1990s God', a one-man play The Methodist Church: Kendal WDFCM 2/3/1 Nov 1994 Circuit Directory The Methodist Church: Kendal Plans for Dec 1994-Feb 1995; Mar-May Dec 1994- WDFCM 2/3/2 Circuit Quarterly Preaching 1995; Jun-Aug 1995; Sep-Nov 1995. Nov 1995 Plans Circuit Link: A Journal for the WDFCM 2/3/3 Kendal Circuit of the Methodist Summer and Christmas 1995 editions. 1995 Church. The Methodist Church: Kendal Sep 1992- WDFCM 2/3/4 Circuit Quarterly Preaching Feb 1995 Plans Sep-Nov 1986; Dec 1986-Feb 1987; Mar- May 1987; Dec-Feb 1988; Mar-May 1988; Jun-Aug 1988; Sep-Nov 1988; Dec 1988- Kendal Methodist Circuit: Plan Feb 1989; Sep-Nov 1989; Dec 1989-Feb Sep 1986- WDFCM 2/3/5 and Directory 1990; Jun-Aug 1990; Sep-Nov 1990; Dec Aug 1992 1990-Feb 1991; Mar-May 1991; Jun-Aug 1991; Sep-Nov 1991; Dec 1991-Feb 1992; Mar 1992-May 1992; Jun 1992-Aug 1992. Circuit Link: A Journal for the Christmas 1993; Summer 1994; Christmas 1993- WDFCM 2/3/6 Kendal Circuit of the Methodist 1994. 1994 Church Kendal Methodist Circuit Sep 1981- WDFCM 2/3/7 Sep 1981; Sep 1992. Directory Sep 1992 Dec 1997-Mar 1998; Mar-May 1998; Jun- Kendal Circuit Quarterly Dec 1997- WDFCM 2/3/8 Aug 1998; Sep-Nov 1998; Dec 1998-Feb Preaching Plans Feb 1999 1999. Nov Kendal Methodist Circuit WDFCM 2/3/9 Annual subscription: 30 new pence. 1973-Jan Monthly News 1974 Kendal Methodist Circuit: 1 Jan WDFCM 2/3/10 Quarterly Meeting Attendance 1937-7 Register Mar 1957 7 Mar Kendal Methodist Circuit: WDFCM 2/3/11 With typed inserts affixed. 1952-9 Policy Committee minute book Dec 1975 Kendal Methodist Circuit: 1956- WDFCM 2/3/12 Stewards Nominations 1976 Committee minutes Kendal Methodist Circuit: 6 Jun WDFCM 2/3/13 Quarterly Meeting attendance 1957-18 register Sep 1975 6 Sep Kendal Methodist Circuit: WDFCM 2/3/14 Contains inserted items. 1952-7 Quarterly Meeting minutes Jun 1962 7 Jun Kendal Methodist Circuit: WDFCM 2/3/15 Includes numerous inserted items. 1962- 6 Quarterly Meeting minutes Mar 1969 A Journal for the Kendal Circuit of the WDFCM 2/3/16 Circuit Link Dec 1996 Methodist Church, Christmas edition. Edition nos. 2/89, Nov/Dec 1994; 2/90, Nov WDFCM Jan/Feb 1995; 2/91, Mar/Apr 1995; 2/92, Stricklandgate Newsletter 1994-Dec 2/4/55/10 May/Jun 1995; 2/93, Jul/Aug 1995; 2/94, 1995 Sep/Oct 1995; 2/95, Nov/Dec 1995. WDFCM Jan/Feb 1998; Mar/Apr 1998; Summer Jan-Dec Stricklandgate Newsletter 2/4/55/11 1998; Autumn 1998; Christmas 1998. 1998 WDFCM 2001- Stricklandgate Newsletter Christmas 2001; Spring 2002. 2/4/55/12 2002 Mar WDFCM Stricklandgate Newsletter Not comprehensive. 1974-Apr 2/4/55/13 1998 WDFCM Feb 1985- Stricklandgate Newsletter Not comprehensive. 2/4/55/14 Dec 1992 Social Activities 1997/1998; Flower Rota, 1998; 'Happy Easter' Services, 1998; Membership Reception Service fro Jo Ashcroft, William Cartmell, Michelle Stricklandgate Methodist Sutcliffe, 7 Jun 1998;Service of Welcome 1997- WDFCM 2/4/62 Church: miscellaneous services for the Rev. Alan G Raine, Superintendent 1998 and activities leaflets of the Kendal Cicuit and Rev. Bill Seville, Minister of the Section, 1 Sep 1998; 'Christmas Celebrations' services and events, Dec 1998. Stricklandgate Methodist 17-24 WDFCM 2/4/63 Church: Notices for the Week Mar 2002 17 Mar-24 Mar 2002 A leaflet outlining plans to renovate and redevelop Stricklandgate Methodist Church, A New Look: Stricklandgate circa WDFCM 2/4/64 with insert stating that members are Methodist Church Kendal 1990s "committed to raise £75,000 towards the total cost". Showing west, south and east elevations, Stricklandgate Methodist 1:50 scale. Draughted by The Boyd WDFCM 2/4/65 Undated Church plans (photocopies) Partnership, Chartered Architects, Lowther Street, Kendal. Undated, Service at Stricklandgate Methodist Church, WDFCM 2/4/66 Ordination Service brochure circa 23 Jun (no year stated) 1990s Friday Forum Programme, 1997- WDFCM 2/4/67 Stricklandgate Methodist 1998 Church Stricklandgate Methodist 28 Mar WDFCM 2/4/68 Church Craft Day poster 1998 Sep-Dec WDFCM 2/4/69 Stricklandgate Newsletters Sep/Oct 1997, Nov/Dec 1997. 1997 Correspondence regarding sale by the Correspondence and documents Conregational Union to the 1929- WDFCM 2/5/1 relating to the sale of the Primitive Methodist Church, 1929-1930; 1937 Lowther Street Chapel Documents regrding the sale of the property to Kendal Corporation, 1935-1936. Plan of proposed site for chapel WDFCM 2/5/2 By the Borough Surveyor, Kendal. Jun 1935 near Romney Bridge, Kendal. Printed by the Epworth Press, with message: 'We shall continue to hide in the trenches so long as we continue to hate' Poster entitled 'The Beacon WDFCM 2/5/3 (from 'The Faith that Saves', by Leslie F undated Light'. Church, BA. Ph.D.) Note: This poster was previously used to wrap the contents of WDFCM 2/5/1. Letter from the Superintendent Registrar for the County of Westmorland to the Rev R Armstrong stating that one year must elapse from the chapel's authorisation for religious worship before marriage services can take place there, 11 Sep 1937 (with from certifying Sandylands Methodist Church as a suitable place for Religious Worship, 11 Aug 1937); Receipts for the repayments of loans and reduction of debt, with Sandylands Methodist Chapel: 1937- WDFCM 2/6/27 correspondence, 1943-1944; Notices of miscellaneous records 1983 retirement of trustees, Jan-Feb 1973; Circular regarding the Methodist Church Act 1976 and its application to property, Sep 1981; Memorandum regarding security on a loan of £10,000 payable to the Methodist Chapel Aid Association, 3 Jan 1983 (marked as cancelled 25 Jul 1984); Schedule of deeds and documents relating to Sandylands Methodist Church, 17 Jan 1983. Fellside Methodist Mission 1898- WDFCM 2/9/7 Hall Treasurers Book 1965 Fellside Methodist Mission 1936- WDFCM 2/9/8 Hall Collection Journal 1966 1940-1942; 1942-1944; 1947-1951; 1951- 1940- WDFCM 2/9/9 Fellside Methodist Class Books 1955; 1955-1958; 1960-1962 (x2). 1962 Pennington Memorial Church 1927-1948; 1949-1955; 1955-1965; also 1927- WDFCM 2/9/10 Fund account books. deposit account book for 1961-1968. 1968 Pennington Memorial School 1938- WDFCM 2/9/11 Building Fund account book 1943 Fellside Mission Hall 1936- WDFCM 2/9/12 expenditure account book 1941 Includes inserted papers: List of Fellside Trustees (with addresses), 25 Oct 1963; Methodist Conference, Nottingham 1972, The Restructuirng Report - 'What's it all about?', a leaflet; Sandylands Methodist Church restructuring, 1974, information sheet; Letter to Mr R P Hastewell from Edward J Ager regarding a meeting of leaders and trustees of Fellside Methodist Church, 15 Apr 1974, with restructuring Fellside Chapel Trustees' 1941- WDFCM 2/9/13 information sheet attached; 'Restructuring at minute book 1976 Stricklandgate Methodist Church, Kendal', circa 1974; Letter to 'Friends' from Edwrd J Ager regarding changes "within our church's method of government", Feb 1974; Stricklandgate Methodist Church - The Church Council and Church Committees, 1975/1976 with names and contact details of committee members; Fellside Methodist Church and Trust Fund balance of account, 1 Nov 1975-8 Oct 1976; Letter to Mr R P Hastewell regarding the Church Fund, 10 Nov 1975. Rough handwritten notes Includes names of trustees or committee circa WDFCM 2/9/14 regarding accounts. members. 1960s Includes: Rough Copy of Will made by John Noble of Kendal, 14 Jul 1849; Worship Certificate, 2 Aug 1900; Copy of release of burgage rents and the Rev John Taylor's receipts from the Trustees of the Primitive Methodist Job Pennington Memorial Hall, 6 Dec 1900; Inland Revenue Estate Duty account, 31 Oct 1902, with attached letters re Jane and William Simpson, deceased, 1 Dec 1902; Certificate for the Solemnization of Marriages at the Job Pennington Memorial Hall, 20 Jul 1907 14 Jul Fellside Methodist Trust deeds with accompanying letter from Kendal WDFCM 2/9/15 1849-18 and papers. Register Office; Codicil to the will of Rev. Jun 1963 R J Pennington, 8 Nov 1916; Notices to act as trustee for the Fellside Mission Hall (and one to be discharged from duty), 1922; Land charges papers, 1927; Trustee papers - handwritten list of trustees (undated), letter of relinquishment of trusteeship by John Snedker, 17 Jul 1936, typed list of trustees (undated, circa 1920s); Correspondence with General Chapel Committee, Manchester, re Job Pennington Memorial Hall, 1941-1942; Church Fund accounts, 1948-1949 Plan for the Fellside Free WDFCM 2/9/16 By J M Thompson, Kendal. Feb 1882 Mission Room, Kendal 1887- WDFCM 2/11/3 Old Hutton Class Books 1887-1893; 1894-1900; 1901-1910 1910 Old Hutton Methodist Church: 9 Mar WDFCM 2/11/4 Society Stewards' Book 1911-22 (accounts) Mar 1919 Circuit financial statement 1890, receipt for hymn books 1936, press cuttings of missionary meetings at Old Hutton 1910- Old Hutton Methodist Church: 1912, account of camp meetings at 1890- WDFCM 2/11/5 miscellaneous records Holmescales 1994, photograph of service at 1994 Holmescales 1966, by Kenneth Shepherd - preacher Mr J P Wilson, organist Mrs F Robinson. Kendal Wesleyan Methodist 1841-1842; 19 Jan-20 Apr 1902; 18 Jan- 1841- WDFCM 2/11/6 Circuit Plans (photocopies) 17Apr 1903; 16 Apr-15 Jul 1905. 1905 Catalogue for designs of iron letters (2) from Isaac Dixon and Co. to and steel buildings by Isaac Thomas Martindale, Low Bendrigg, Old WDFCM 2/11/7 1901 Dixon and Co., Liverpool, with Hutton enclosing said catalogue and associated correspondence concerning design for church, Dec 1901. Methodist Missionary Society: 1908- WDFCM 2/11/8 Collections copied up from 1908-1956. Meeting and Collection Book 1997 for overseas missions from Strickley and Holmescales Inscribed on colour frontispiece: "Presented Old Hutton Methodist Church: by Frances Robinson in memory of her WDFCM 2/11/9 1964 The Shorter Book of Offices brother John, who lived at Holmescales from 1904 to 1957". Mar WDFCM 2/11/10 Circuit Schedules With typed assessments sheet, undated. 1947-Dec 1978 Includes 'Memorandum and Articles of 14 Oct Beckfoot Methodist Chapel: Association', 1984; copy of deed, 1984; WDFCM 2/11/11 1970-5 Beckfoot Water Limited papers correspondence regarding water supply, Aug 1987 1970-1987. 19 Nov Old Hutton Methodist Society Meetings held at 'Robinfield'. A list of WDFCM 2/11/12 1991-21 minute book Society members is included. Aug 1997 Notice of services on 9 May 1948 for Stricklandgate, Gillinggate, Fellside, Sandylands, Arnside, Storth, , Holme, levens, , Cowan Kendal Circuit: Plan of WDFCM 2/11/13 Bridge, Barbon, Lupton, Challon Hall, May 1948 Services Beckfoot, , Mealbank, Staveley, and Strickley (Old Hutton); and of a public meeting in the Sandymands Methodist Church on 8 May 1948. Service in kitchen at Holmescales, circa circa Old Hutton Methodist Church: 1952/1953 (x1); Dedication of plaque to WDFCM 2/11/14 1952- photographs John Wesley in Old Hutton, 1956 (x1); 1992 Holmescales Camp Meeting, 1992 (x3) Staveley Chapel: Quinquennial Report by Roger D Wolstenholme, 6 Apr WDFCM 2/13/3 Inspection Certificate and Chartered Surveyor. 1992 Survey Report Staveley Methodist Register of 1884- WDFCM 2/14/5 Baptisms 1988 23 Mar Staveley Methodist leaders' 1950-4 WDFCM 2/14/6 meeting minutes Aug [1995] Staveley Methodist Sunday 1961- WDFCM 2/14/7 School attendance register 1971 1 May Staveley Methodist account WDFCM 2/14/8 1977-23 book Aug 1991 Letter of authorisation for consent to undertake religious services at the chapel, Certificate for Religious from Wesleyan Chapel Committee, 18 Jun Worship (with letter) and 1892; Form for Certification of Religious 1892- WDFCM 2/15/1 Certificate for the Worship, 30 Jun 1892; Certificate of Place 1925 Solemnization of Marriages at of Meeting for Religious Worship, 5 Aug Levens Methodist Chapel 1925; Certificate for the Solemnization of Marriages, 15 Aug 1925. Duties on Land Values papers including Provisional Valuation forms, Jan-Feb 1915; Letter from G M Jennings to Rev W George re trusteeship papers, 26 Feb 1915; Memorandum from Rev John Hornabrook Levens Methodist Church: 1915- WDFCM 2/15/2 of the Wesleyan Chapel Committee, miscellaneous records 1946 Manchester, re deed, 31 Jul 1920; Notes and letter regarding discharge of trusteeship duties, 1914-1946; Official list of names and addresses of Trustees of Levens Methodist Church, 1946. Arnside Methodist Church 1935- WDFCM 2/16/1 Includes names of donors and subscribers. Women's Work: cash book 1977 Arnside Methodist Church 1977- WDFCM 2/16/2 Women's Fellowship: 1997 treasurer's book Arnside Methodist Church WDFCM 2/16/3 Seventy-fifth Anniversary May 1951 Services programme Declaration of Mr John Bouskill regarding sale of land in Storth to Mr Joseph Drewett, 24 Jan 1885; Application for an Official Search for the name John William Dixon in the Alphabetical Index to the Registers, under the terms of Land Charges Act 1925, 8 May 1936; Inspection Report on the Storth Methodist Mission 1885- WDFCM 2/17/9 Mission Church at Storth by F J Harrison Church: miscellaneous records 1965 and Son, , 6 Jan 1936; Certificate of Registration as place for Religious Worship, 30 Jan 1936; Promise and acknowledgement of payment of £200 to John William Dixon, 1 Jan 1938; Notices of relinquishment of duties as a Trustee of Storth Chapel and School, Feb-Mar 1965. Milnthorpe Methodist Church 1947- WDFCM 2/18/11 collection journal 1958 Milnthorpe Methodist Church 1958- WDFCM 2/18/12 collection journal 1970 Milnthorpe Methodist Church 1970- WDFCM 2/18/13 collection journal 1995 Milnthorpe Methodist Church 1947- WDFCM 2/18/14 Trustees Treasurer's Accounts 1976 Comprising: 'Agreement relating to the building used as Primitive Methodist Chapel, Milnthorpe', 17 Dec 1866; Certificate of the registry of a building (Milnthorpe Methodist Chapel) for the Milnthorpe Methodist Trust: 1866- WDFCM 2/18/15 solemnization of marriages, 2 Aug 1906; miscellaneous records 1950s Minute book of the trustees of Milnthorpe Chapel, 11 Jun 1903-17 Feb 1921; Worship Certificate for Milnthorpe Chapel, 9 Jul 1904; Leaflet for the Stone-Laying Ceremony (and public meeting) for Milnthorpe Wesleyan Church , 3 Sep 1903; Milnthorpe Chapel Fund account book (The Bank of Liverpool), 9 Jul 1904-18 May 1906; Duties on land values - letter and valuation, 20 Jul 1915; Trust nomination and discharge notes, 1944; Letter to the Trust Treasurer from C G Thompson and Wilson, solicitors, re the will of William Dobson, 22 Nov 1944; Various letters relating to the Chapel land and other matters, 1902-1906; Correspondence relating to a motor car crashing into a boundary wall, 1951-1952; Correspondence re widening of the A6, Milnthorpe, 1925; Correspondence re widening of A6, 1951- 1952 circa Wesleyan Methodist Society WDFCM 2/19/1 1905- Class Book, Holme Chapel 1908 Wesleyan Methodist Society 1911- WDFCM 2/19/2 Class Book, Holme Chapel 1920 With letter attached dated 17 Nov 1922 Collection Book, Holme WDFCM 2/19/3 regarding the proposal to erect a new chapel circa 1922 Chapel at a cost of about £1500. Biographical note on Mr and WDFCM 2/19/4 circa 1940 Mrs A Blamire Holme Methodist Church 21 Mar WDFCM 2/19/5 Certificate for Solemnization of 1924 Marriages Holme Methodist Church 5 Jan WDFCM 2/19/6 Religious Worship Certificate 1927 Treasurers Book, 1877-1897; with receipt Beckfoot Chapel Treasurers 1877- WDFCM 2/20/6 inserted per Rev. Parker for insurance Book 1889 premium, 19 Jul 1899. Beckfoot Methodist Chapel With invoices (2) for alterations and WDFCM 2/20/7 account book for subscriptions 1923 additions to the tea-room, inserted. to tea-room and expenditure. Comprising: Conveyance (copy), 4 May 1869; Memorandum of Appointment of New Trustees, 3 Dec 1898; Certificate of religious worship, 12 Jun 1873; Certificate to solemnize marriages, 30 Dec 1910; Memorandum of Appointment of New Beckfoot Methodist Chapel Trustees, 8 Mar 1930, with trustee 1869- WDFCM 2/20/8 deeds appointment slips and accompanying letter 1955 from the Department for Chapel Affairs, 9 Nov 1955; Declaration by the Trustees of Beckfoot Chapel adopting the new model deed, 21 Oct 1955; Memorandum of Choice and Appointment of New Trustees of the Methodist Chapel at Beckfoot, 1 Feb 1956. Trustees Treasurer's Account 1970- WDFCM 2/21/11 Book 1993 17 Oct Minutes of Leaders' and Titled "Kirkby Lonsdale Methodist Church WDFCM 2/21/12 1961-18 Annual Society Meetings Leaders Meeting 'Minuet' Book". Jul 1974 Barbon Methodist Church WDFCM 2/22/4 Commemorative Brochure. 1989 Centenary 1889-1889 Certificates: solemnization of Jan 1911- WDFCM 2/22/5 marriages and religious Jan 1912 worship Barbon road improvements: 1924- WDFCM 2/22/6 plans and correspondence 1928 List of names and addresses of WDFCM 2/22/7 Trustees of Barbon Methodist With sundry nomination papers. 1942 Church. Methodist 1879- WDFCM 2/24/3 Church: part of Sunday School 1886 register Includes: Certificate for the solemnization of marriages at Cowan Bridge Wesleyan Chapel, 16 Oct 1920; Certificate of Cowan Bridge Methodist Religious Worship, 11 Sep 1920; general 1920- WDFCM 2/24/4 Chapel papers. correspondence, 1920-[1945]; [1945] Correspondence re Order of the Board of Charity Commissioners for appointing new trustees, 1941. Methodist Missionary Society 1 Jan treasurer's account book WDFCM 2/26/2 1977-20 (Overseas Mission account Jan 1984 only) Methodist Missionary Society With breakdown of inivdual chapel Women's Work: Easter 1924- WDFCM 2/26/3 donations and names and addresses of Offerings record book, Kendal 1988 secretaries. Circuit Methodist Missionary Society 5 Feb Includes lists of committee members, 1941, WDFCM 2/26/4 Women's Work Committee 1937-5 1942, 1945-1951. minutes. May 1952 Methodist Missionary Society 14 Jan Includes lists of Committee members, 1952- WDFCM 2/26/5 Women's Work Committee 1952- 2 1967. minutes. Feb 1967 Methodist Missionary Society 18 May Includes lists of Committee members, 1967- WDFCM 2/26/6 Women's Work Committee 1967- 25 1984. minutes. Oct 1984 Methodist Missionary Society 1924- WDFCM 2/26/7 Women's Department: Kendal 1990 Circuit Officer's account book. Sedbergh Circuit Record notes WDFCM 3/1/2-3- 1871- of meetings, including copies 1c 1878 of resolutions Feb-Apr WDFCM 3/1/28/2 Sedbergh Circuit plan 1885 WDFCM Sedbergh Circuit plans Jan-Mar, Apr-Jun, Jul-Sep, Oct-Dec 1997. 1997 3/1/28/12 WDFCM Sedbergh Circuit plan 1888 3/1/28/14 'Mine Eyes unto the Hills': Edited by Mary Gladstone, with drawings WDFCM 3/1/30 Places of Worship in Sedbergh 1995 by Hilary Moore, map by Martin Dodds. and The Surrounding Dales Mar Sedbergh Methodist Circuit WDFCM 3/1/31 1965- minute book Mar 1999 Notes of meetings of leaders and stewards held at the 22 Nov WDFCM 3/1/32 (Two versions are presented). Wesleyan School Room, 1878 Sedbergh Duplicate schedule completed by the Superintendent of WDFCM 3/1/33 Mar 1924 Sedbergh Circuit for the District Synod Fragment from a Methodist Sedbergh section piece relates to a financial WDFCM 3/1/34 magazine concerning Appleby Undated statement for a bazaar. and Sedbergh Sections 3 Oct Sedbergh Methodist Church WDFCM 3/2/54 1971-3 collection journal Nov 1996 Includes affixed leaflet 'Souvenir Orders of Mar Dentdale Methodist Church WDFCM 3/6/6 Service for the Chapel Anniversary' (6 Mar 1994-Aug weekly notices book 1994). 1996 Dent Methodist Church 1956- WDFCM 3/6/7 accounts book 1994 8 Oct Dent Methodist Chapel pulpit WDFCM 3/6/8 1989-28 notices book Feb 1994 Dent Methodist Chapel 1940- WDFCM 3/6/9 collection journal 1958 Dent Methodist Chapel 1958- WDFCM 3/6/10 collection journal 1976 Dent Primitive Methodist Oct-Dec WDFCM 3/6/11 Connexion circuit plan 1896 Brochure with blue cover marked Deepdale Methodist Church "Sedbergh Circuit 9/8" (another edition, WDFCM 3/8/12 1989 Centenary 1889-1989 referenced WDFCM 3/8/10, has a yellow cover instead). Deepdale Methodist Chapel 1954- WDFCM 3/8/13 Sunday School minute book 1977 25 Oct Deepdale Methodist Church 'For the annual meeting of the Church WDFCM 3/8/14 1985-26 minute book Council' Jan 1994 Deepdale Methodist Church 1970- WDFCM 3/8/15 collection journal 1994 Includes accounts, schedule and list of 27 Mar trustees of Fellend Chapel, also a poster of WDFCM 3/9/3 Fellend Wesleyan Chapel book 1865-8 14 Oct 1861 announcing the opening of the Nov 1997 chapel on 27 Oct 1861. Plan of Fell End Wesleyan WDFCM 3/9/4 1861 Chapel, Ravenstonedale Millthrop Methodist Church A centenary information sheet, with WDFCM 3/16/16 1989 1889-1989 illustration. Millthrop Methodist Church Sep 1977- WDFCM 3/16/17 Note states 'Date of Closure 2 May 1993'. Property Account book Oct 1993 Millthrop Methodist Society 1948- WDFCM 3/16/18 account book 1978 Millthrop Methodist Church 1958- WDFCM 3/16/19 collection journal 1993 Notice for Anniversary WDFCM 3/17/9 Services at Barden Methodist Mr B Pratt of Kendal, preacher. 1967 Chapel, near Leyburn WDFCM 3/19/1/1 Middleham Circuit plan Jul-Sep 1872 1872 Apr-Jun 1873; Jul-Sep 1873 (this copy has WDFCM 3/19/1/2 Middleham Circuit plans writing on the reverse, a preacher's notes on 1873 visits to chapels etc.). Jan-Mar WDFCM 3/19/2/1 Richmond Station plan 1874 Oct-Dec WDFCM 3/19/3/1 Circuit plan 1913 Nov Hawes and Sedbergh circuit WDFCM 3/20/1 1870-Jan plan 1871 Ambleside and Windermere Circuit Joint Overseas and 1973- WDFCM 4/1/14 Women's Work Missionary 1987 Committee Minutes Ambleside and Windermere Contains accounts for Ambleside, Bowness, 1937- WDFCM 4/1/15 Circuit account book Windermere, Grasmere, Hawkshead. 1972 Cumbria District Overseas Includes accounts for 1981-1982, 1984- 1981- WDFCM 4/1/16 Missionary Income accounts. 1988. 1988 Includes photographs of ministers John H Clucas, Maurice Harker and George Ambleside and Windermere Jackson. There is also a list of churches in WDFCM 4/1/17 Circuit 'The Ministers Letter' undated the circuit with times of services and news sheet. meetings at Ambleside, Bowness, Grasmere, Hawkshead, Windermere. Circuit plans with order of Plans for: 1 Apr 1973-24 Jun 1973; 30 Dec 1973- WDFCM 4/1/18 public worship. 1973-24 Mar 1974. 1974 Windernere Methodist Church Includes minutes of Annual General 1976- WDFCM 4/1/19 Council minutes Meetings and the Property Committee. 1988 Ambleside and Windermere Jan-Jun WDFCM 4/1/20 Methodist Circuit: Circuit Plans for: Jan-Mar (x2) and Apr-Jun 1996. 1996 Plans Poster for Ambleside and Windermere Circuit Gift Day Stating that 'Gifts for the Bowness Project 16 Mar WDFCM 4/1/21 'At Home' in the New Room at will be gladly received'. [1990s] Windermere Flyer for 'A Quiet Day' for all 28 Oct WDFCM 4/1/22 Christians involved in To be held at the Damson Dene Hotel. [1990s] education Circuit Policy and Strategic 15 Jun WDFCM 4/1/23 Plan for 1993-1998 1993 Ambleside and Windermere Jul-Oct WDFCM 4/1/24 circuit plan 1945 Ring binder with miscellaneous papers (including files inserted) including: Property Committee minutes, 9 Jan 1980-18 Oct 1985; 'Bowness Methodist Chapel proposed alterations', includes background information, plans and photographs, Oct 1985 (bound with slide binder); 'Bowness Methodist Church 1991 to', includes correspondence and property Committee minutes, 1991 (bound with slide binder); 'Fund-raising for Building Schemes' (information from the Church's Property Bowness Methodist Church: Division, Manchester), Sep 1984; 'Property 1979- WDFCM 4/5/1 property related records Points' information sheets, 1983-1992; 1993 Printed leaflet with article on Robert Walker, Architect of Windermere, undated; Methodist Trust schedules, 1986-1993; Quinquennial Inspection of 1986, correspondence and reports (in envelope attached to ring binder); Information on fire reports and care and maintenance of buildings, circa 1983; Quinquennial Inspection checklist - Chapel, undated; Miscellaneous correspondence; Photocopy of Bowness Methodist Church account, year ended 1986; Envelope (attached to ring Bowness Methodist Church Includes minutes 1984-1994, and Jun 1975- WDFCM 4/5/4 Council: miscellaneous correspondence. Dec 1994 records, including minutes Ring binder, includes: Information on the 'Building for the Future' scheme; Correspondence; Financial position as of 31 Dec 1995; Report and valuation on 1994- WDFCM 4/5/7 Bowness Action Group Bowness Methodist Church, 1994; 1996 photocopies of ground floor plans; Research papers on the needs and problems of young seasonal workers in , circa 1995. 4 Jun Bowness Methodist Church: WDFCM 4/5/10 1946-1 minutes of Leaders' Meetings Oct 1973 Includes: 'Bowness-on-Windermere Church 1987-1990' - being correspondence kept Bowness Methodist Church: together with a plastic slide binder, though 1987- WDFCM 4/5/11 miscellaneous records letters actually go up to 1994; 1998 Correspondence, 1992-1995; Fire protection papers, 1992-1995; NatWest bank standing order authorities, 1992; Methodist Church Property Division prices effective from 1 May 1992; Report and Valuation on Bowness Methodist Church, 28 Dec 1994; Report based on inspection carried out by the Boyd Partnership, Feb 1993; Notes of a Meeting of the Bowness Action Group, 14 Dec 1994; Minutes of Church Council held at Bowness Methodist Church, 3 Aug 1994; Proposed Alterations,with costings, to toilet accommodation and screen, undated; 'Notes Regarding Bowness Plans', undated; 'Building for the Future at Bowness on Windermere', plans by Crichton Bodger Booth, circa 1995; Leaflet re 'Building for the Future' scheme, undated; 'Building for the Future - Vision and Service' leaflet, cicra 1995; Bowness Methodist Church Alterations and Refurbishment Preliminary Cost Repor Specification for works required to erect new Wesleyan For Messrs. Hird and Co., by M[iles] WDFCM 4/5/12 Feb 1858 Chapel, school and cottage, Thompson, Architect, Kendal. near Bowness Plan, Feb 1880, shows basement and Plans for Wesleyan Chapel, ground plans and an illustration in colour of Feb 1880- WDFCM 4/5/13 Bowness, by Robert Walker, the Front Elevation; Plan, Jun 1882, shows Jun 1882 Architect, Kendal basement and ground plans, and also a sub- basement plan, all in colour. Contains the following: Promissary note to pay Miss Mary Catherine Frost £300, 31 Mar 1880, with note of receipt on reverse side; Letter to the Chairman of the trustees of Bowness Wesleyan Chapel and School re plans for the building, 11 May 1882; Agreement between William Wilson, builder, and Rev G Alton to provide heating and hot water to Methodist buildings at Bowness, 23 May 1883; Extract from minutes of the Bowness Local Board re 31 Mar Bowness Methodist Chapel: footpath and strip of land at one end of the WDFCM 4/5/14 1880-Oct miscellaneous papers chapel, 7 Sep 1883; ¶'Methodism at the 1885 English Lakes - Bowness New Chapel', a printed notelet from George Barnley, Superintendent Minister, Ambleside and George Sabin, Circuit and Trustees Steward, Bowness, 24 Oct 1885; Memorandum re grant of £200 for the erection of chapel, with handwritten note signed by George Barnley, Jun 1885; Duplicate copy of confirmation of accounts form sent to the Chapel Committee, 26 Apr 1886; Photocopy of plan showing plot of land (presumably for proposed chapel or school), undated; Photocopies of various Receipts and bills for works carried out at Bowness Jan 1882- WDFCM 4/5/15 Wesleyan Chapel and Sep 1903 associated buildings May Correspondence regarding the WDFCM 4/5/16 1882-May Wesleyan Chapel, Bowness 1885 Bowness Wesleyan Chapel: Programmes (x2); Hymn Sheet for the WDFCM 4/5/17 Memorial Stone-Laying event, plus photocopy of the cover of hymn Mar 1883 Ceremony leaflets sheet. Memorandum of Agreement for 11 Nov 1883 onwards, whereby Andrew Thompson agrees to take the cottage known as the 'Chapel Cottage' as a quarterly tenant, made Memoranda of Agreement for on 21 Nov 1883; likewise for 12 Aug 1887 Nov WDFCM 4/5/18 tenancy of Chapel Cottage, onwards, whereby Dodgson Fell agrees to 1883-Nov Bowness tale over the cottage, made on 12 Aug 1887; 1890 and likwise for 11 Nov 1890 onwards, whereby William Kellett agrees to take over the cottage, agreement made on 11 Nov 1890. Bank of Liverpool ccount book for The Wesleyan Chapel Building Fund, Sep 1892- Oct 1896; The Manchester and Liverpool Sep 1892- WDFCM 4/5/19 Bank account books District Banking Company Limited account Apr 1913 book for the Wesleyan Bazaar Account, Jan-Apr 1913. Forms of Application to the [19th WDFCM 4/5/20 Wesleyan Chapel Committee Includes 2 blank sheets. century] for permission to erect chapel Plans: 'Slurring Crags, Bowness, Windermere' - sections through quarry and alongside public road, by Robert Walker, Architect, undated [circa 1900]; Two plans, [Circa WDFCM 4/5/21 Miscellaneous plans untitled and unattributed, one showing 1900]- basement and gallery, undated; Blueprint 1932 plan of the organ chambers of Wesleyan Church, Bowness, by Musgrave, 3 Mar 1932. Bowness Wesleyan Chapel 2 Mar With list of appointed trustees at front of WDFCM 4/5/22 Trustees' Meetings minute 1899-30 book. book Jan 1947 Bowness Methodist Chapel 5 Feb With list of trustees' names, addresses and WDFCM 4/5/23 Trustees' Meetings minute 1948-14 trade/profession. book Jan 1974 Bowness Methodist Church: 22 Aug WDFCM 4/5/24 Women's Fellowship minute 1978-11 book Feb 1992 With inset ground plan in the top right 'New Wesleyan Chapel and WDFCM 4/5/25 corner. Photo-lithographed by W Kleinertz, undated Schools, Bowness', print of Manchester. illustration by Robert Walker, Architect. Bowness Wesleyan Sunday School Anniversary service leaflet, 13 Aug 1899; Notice of a meeting of Free Churchmen and others at The Institute, Windermere, to protest agianst the Government's Education Miscellaneous notices, a Bill, 4 Jun 1902 (Chair of meeting, T H Sunday School service leaflet Mawson); The Home Missionary 1899- WDFCM 4/5/26 and copy of the Methodist Anniversary at Windermere Wesleyan 1907 Almanack Church, 14 Feb 1907; Notice of evangelical services at Bank Terrace Meeting Room, J H brunton conducting, undated (15 Feb only); Lake Road Chapel Bowness Peoples' Service, undated (30 Mar only), speaker Rev J H Tuckwell. Comprising: Methodist Insurance Co Ltd Church Policy brochure, undated; Letter to Mr Hiley re insurance policy, 23 Nov 1979; Bowness Methodist Church Typed notes on insurance of premises and 1979- WDFCM 4/5/27 insurance policy papers premiums, Nov 1979; Claim receipt 1982 documents from the Methodist Insurance Co Ltd, 1982; Note re insurance 'average clause', undated. Quote and receipts for work 20 Jul WDFCM 4/5/28 done by G H Pattinson Ltd at 1970-7 Bowness Methodist Chapel Jun 1972 Correspondence regarding the state of repair of Merton May-Nov WDFCM 4/5/29 House, a property adjacent to 1969 Bowness Methodist Chapel Letter to Mr Hiley re equipment and precautions from Divisional Officer, East Fire precautions papers, WDFCM 4/5/30 Division, Cumbria County Council, 16 Feb 1978 Bowness Methodist Church 1978; Service agreement and equipment order , 1978. Plans for extension of gallery Plans by the John Compton Organ Co. Ltd., 1 Feb WDFCM 4/5/31 floor for new organ, Bownes signed by J A Musgrave. 1932 Methodist Church Drawing of chapel by the architect, Robert Walker (signature part visible due to damage, half the surname is missing). Ink drawings of Bowness Drawing of pulpit, undated, with smaller 19th WDFCM 4/5/32 Methodist Chapel, and of the printed version used as design for Bowness century pulpit Methodist Sunday School publication. There is also an A4 photocoy of both drawings together. Bowness Methodist Church: 1955- WDFCM 4/5/33 organ overhaul papers 1961 Legacy, covenant and grant 1959- WDFCM 4/5/34 papers 1982 1960- WDFCM 4/5/35 Church heating, Bowness 1982 Bowness Methodist Sunday 1961- WDFCM 4/5/36 School attendance register 1975 Correspondence and other papers regarding the pavement 1965- WDFCM 4/5/37 outside Bowness Methodist 1971 Chapel Letters regarding ' 1973- WDFCM 4/5/38 meetings at Bowness 1974 Papers re caretaker's cottage, Change of user; Brian Johnson's tenancy; 1973- WDFCM 4/5/39 Bowness Methodist Church Right of light. 1980 Typewritten list signed by Joseph Duties of Chapel Keepers, WDFCM 4/5/40 Hewertson and C E Carruthers, Chapel undated Bowness Stewards. Bowness Methodist Church 1907- WDFCM 4/5/41 collection journal 1916 Bowness Methodist Church 1936- WDFCM 4/5/42 collection journal 1959 Bowness Methodist Church Includes (enclosed, loose): bank account 1959- WDFCM 4/5/43 collection journal and Society statements, 1964-1971; circuit constitution. 1971 Steward's record Bowness Methodist Church Includes (enclosed, attached): bank 1972- WDFCM 4/5/44 collection journal and Society statements, 1971-1972. 1984 Steward's record Bowness Methodist Church Treasurer's accounts, 1860-1933; Collection 1860- WDFCM 4/5/45 treasurer's accounts and journal, 1984-1995. 1995 collection journal 9 Feb Bowness Methodist Church WDFCM 4/5/46 1986-25 notices book Dec 1988 1 Jan Bowness Methodist Church WDFCM 4/5/47 1989-18 notices book Aug 1991 Includes (loose) Ambleside and 25 Aug Bowness Methodist Church WDFCM 4/5/48 Windermere Circuit Order of Public 1991-26 notices book Worship, Apr-Jun 1994 Jun 1994 Notices written in the book go up to Nov 3 Jul Bowness Methodist Church WDFCM 4/5/49 1995; typed notices (loose, enclosed) go up 1994-21 notices book to Jan 1996. Jan 1996 Bowness Methodist Church 1980- WDFCM 4/5/50 visitors book 1983 Bowness Methodist Church 1983- WDFCM 4/5/51 visitors book 1986 Bowness Methodist Church 1993- WDFCM 4/5/52 Typed minutes in a ring binder. Council minutes 1994 Papers concerning the rating of 1963- WDFCM 4/5/53 Chapel House, Bowness 1964 Bowness Methodist Church Sep 1969- WDFCM 4/5/54 marriage register Dec 2009 Hawkshead Methodist Church 1942- WDFCM 4/7/6 Collection Journal 1974 Presentation and Dedication of New Organ and Methodist 24 May WDFCM 4/7/7 Hymn Books, Hawkshead 1934 Methodist Chapel. Newspaper cuttings relating to circa WDFCM 4/7/8 Methodist buildings in 1930s Hawkshead The Methodist Church - Includes correspondence, training Cumbria District: Self- 1995- WDFCM 4/8/5 programmes, information brochures and Appraisal and Connexional 1996 booklets. Administration papers Cumbria Methodist District Taken from the Division of Ministries pack WDFCM 4/8/6 undated Stewards Training Manual 'Don't Panic'. 'The Best Helps on the Junior and WDFCM 4/8/7 The Junior Concise Guide International Lessons', founded by Ernest H 1933 Hayes. A Methodist Church publication printed by Declarations of Conference on WDFCM 4/8/8 the Epworth Press, with preface by Edward 1959 Social Questions Rogers. It's More Than...'Shutting Your Eyes', by John S Lampard (1988); 'Installing a Ramp', The Methodist Publishing by Elizabeth Davies-Johns (1990); 'Inviting 1988- WDFCM 4/8/9 House's 'It's More Than' series Ministers', by Malcolm L Braddy (1991); 1991 of books 'Shaking Hands', by Judith H Lampard (1991). IR75 'Tax Reliefs for Charities', 1987; Inland Revenue tax relief and 1987- WDFCM 4/8/10 IR113 'Gift Aid, A Guide for Donors and gift aid information booklets 1994 Charities', 1994. 'A Passion for Life', by Richard Six bible studies on the Passion of Jesus in WDFCM 4/8/11 1989 Kidd Mark's Gospel 'The Next Steps for Churches A booklet including definitve proposals for WDFCM 4/8/12 1989 Together in Pilgrimage' ecumenical instruments With list of names and addresses of persons Rota for Stewards at Apr-Jun WDFCM 4/9/1 [stewards or pastoral visitors?] mostly from Windermere Methodist Church 1996 Windermere. Windermere Methodist Church WDFCM 4/9/5 '106th Chapel Anniversary and Mar 1973 Gift Weekend' flyer Windermere Methodist Church 1974- WDFCM 4/9/6 collection journal 1983 Windermere Methodist Church 1974- WDFCM 4/9/7 income and accounts book 1987 1938- WDFCM 5/1/1/1 Minute book 1985 1960- WDFCM 5/1/2/2 Annual statements 1973 1960- WDFCM 5/1/2/3 Kendal Branch account book 1965 1966- WDFCM 5/1/2/4 Kendal Branch account book 1971 1972- WDFCM 5/1/2/5 Kendal Branch account book 1974 1975- WDFCM 5/1/2/6 Kendal Branch account book 1977 1978- WDFCM 5/1/2/7 Kendal Branch account book 1980 1962- WDFCM 5/1/2/8 Interim schedules 1974 Certificate of William 1 Jan WDFCM 5/1/3/1 Parrington's membership of 1914 Kendal Branch 'Rules' books dated: 1925, 1956, 1964, Association Rules and Guides 1925- WDFCM 5/3/1 1966, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1978, 1984. 'Guide for Branch Officers 1984 to Branch Officers' dated: 1954, 1961. Areas included: , Headingley, : Methodist circuit 1940- WDFCM 5/3/2/1 Leeds North-East, Leeds South, Leeds plans 1996 West, Wensleydale. Areas included: Barrow, Brampton, Ambleside, Carlisle, Appleby & Kirkby Cumbria: Methodist circuit 1959- WDFCM 5/3/2/2 Stephen, Kirkoswald, Keswick, , plans 1996 Ulverston, , , Sedbergh, Penrith. Lancashire: Methodist circuit Areas included: Preston, Nelson, Garstang, 1972- WDFCM 5/3/2/3 plans , Accrington, Blackburn. 1990 Miscellaneous Methodist Areas included: Isle of Man, Ringsash 1979- WDFCM 5/3/2/4 circuit plans (Devon), Sleaford (Lincs.) 1995 Four bundles: 1960-1969*; 1970-1979; 1980-1989;1990-1997. *Includes Annual 1960- WDFCM 5/3/3 Aggregate meetings Reports presented at Aggregate Meetings in 1997 1960, 1961 and 1963. 1962- WDFCM 5/3/4 Illustrated reports and leaflets 1996 1988- WDFCM 5/3/6 Directory 1989 1873- WDFCM 5/4/1/1 Class tickets, 1873, 1874, 1888 1888 1926- WDFCM 5/4/2/1 Membership tickets Not comprehensive. 1987 1933- WDFCM 5/4/3/1 Subscription Card 1947 'With statementsconcerning Church Membership adopted by Confeernece in 'Rules of the Society of the WDFCM 5/4/4/1 1908, 1912 and 1913'. Signed by Bell Pratt, 1928 People Called Methodists' admitted on trial Dec 1928, Sedbergh Circuit. Bell Pratt's preaching 1931- WDFCM 5/4/4/2 appointments record book 1962 Connexional Local Preachers' Committee examination WDFCM 5/4/4/3 Feb 1932 certificate for preacher on trial (Bell Pratt) Methodist Local Preachers' Mutual Aid Association: WDFCM 5/4/4/4 1 Jul 1933 membership enrolment certificate of Bell Pratt Notebooks recording Bell 1954- WDFCM 5/4/4/5 Pratt's services 1997 Bell Pratt's delegate's badge for WDFCM 5/4/4/6 the 1997 Methodist Aggregate 1997 in Exeter With note of Public Meeting at Fellside Kendal Branch Anniversary 10 May WDFCM 5/4/5/1 Methodist Church, Kendal, addressed by Plan of Services 1964 Bell Pratt. Opening of Extensions to 6 May WDFCM 5/4/5/2 Home at Grange-over-Sands 1972 (Mutual Aid Homes leaflet) 'Order of Proceedings' and invitation to the Silver Jubilee WDFCM 5/4/5/3 Mar 1976 of the opening of Westerley, Grange-over-Sands. Miscellaneous Orders of WDFCM 5/4/5/4 1960s Service Miscellaneous circuit plans 1938- WDFCM 5/4/6/1 associated with Bell Pratt as 1997 preacher WDFCM 6 Carlisle Methodist District Carlisle District Methodist 1936- WDFCM 6/1/1 Synod minutes 1937 Carlisle District Methodist 1937- WDFCM 6/1/2 Synod minutes 1938 Carlisle District Methodist 1938- WDFCM 6/1/3 Synod minutes 1939 Carlisle District Methodist 1939- WDFCM 6/1/4 Synod minutes 1940 Carlisle District Methodist 1940- WDFCM 6/1/5 Synod minutes 1941 Carlisle District Methodist 1941- WDFCM 6/1/6 Synod minutes 1942 Carlisle District Methodist 1942- WDFCM 6/1/7 Synod minutes 1943 Carlisle District Methodist 1943- WDFCM 6/1/8 Synod minutes 1944 Carlisle District Methodist 1944- WDFCM 6/1/9 Synod minutes 1945 Carlisle District Methodist 1945- WDFCM 6/1/10 Synod minutes 1946 Carlisle District Methodist 1946- WDFCM 6/1/11 Synod minutes 1947 Carlisle District Methodist 1947- WDFCM 6/1/12 Synod minutes 1948 Carlisle District Methodist 1948- WDFCM 6/1/13 Synod minutes 1949 Carlisle District Methodist 1949- WDFCM 6/1/14 Synod minutes 1950 Carlisle District Methodist 1950- WDFCM 6/1/15 Synod minutes 1951 Carlisle District Methodist 1951- WDFCM 6/1/16 Synod minutes 1952 Carlisle District Methodist 1952- WDFCM 6/1/17 Synod minutes 1953 Carlisle District Methodist 1953- WDFCM 6/1/18 Synod minutes 1954 Carlisle District Methodist 1954- WDFCM 6/1/19 Synod minutes 1955 Carlisle District Methodist 1955- WDFCM 6/1/20 Synod minutes 1956 Carlisle District Methodist 1956- WDFCM 6/1/21 Synod minutes 1957 Carlisle District Methodist 1957- WDFCM 6/1/22 Synod minutes 1958 Carlisle District Methodist 1958- WDFCM 6/1/23 Synod minutes 1959 Carlisle District Methodist 1959- WDFCM 6/1/24 Synod minutes 1960 Carlisle District Methodist 1960- WDFCM 6/1/25 Synod minutes 1961 Carlisle District Methodist 1961- WDFCM 6/1/26 Synod minutes 1962 Carlisle District Methodist 1962- WDFCM 6/1/27 Synod minutes 1963 Carlisle District Methodist 1963- WDFCM 6/1/28 Synod minutes 1964 Carlisle District Methodist 1964- WDFCM 6/1/29 Synod minutes 1965 Carlisle District Methodist 1965- WDFCM 6/1/30 Synod minutes 1966 Carlisle District Methodist 1966- WDFCM 6/1/31 Synod minutes 1967 Carlisle District Methodist 1967- WDFCM 6/1/32 Synod minutes 1968 Carlisle District Methodist 1968- WDFCM 6/1/33 Synod minutes 1969 Carlisle District Methodist 1969- WDFCM 6/1/34 Synod minutes 1970 Carlisle District Methodist 1970- WDFCM 6/1/35 Synod minutes 1971 Carlisle District Methodist 1971- WDFCM 6/1/36 Synod minutes 1972 Carlisle District Methodist 1972- WDFCM 6/1/37 Synod minutes 1973 Carlisle District Methodist 1973- WDFCM 6/1/38 Synod minutes 1974 Carlisle District Methodist 1974- WDFCM 6/1/39 Synod minutes 1975 Carlisle District Methodist 1975- WDFCM 6/1/40 Synod minutes 1976 Carlisle District Methodist 1976- WDFCM 6/1/41 Synod minutes 1977 Carlisle District Methodist 1977- WDFCM 6/1/42 Synod minutes 1978 Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/1 May 1938 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/2 May 1940 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/3 May 1942 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/4 May 1943 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/5 May 1944 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/6 May 1945 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/7 May 1946 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/8 May 1947 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/9 May 1948 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/10 Contains Synod Directory. May 1949 Synod agenda Three brochures are enclosed: Synod Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/11 Directory, Conference Decisions (1949), May 1950 Synod agenda Memorial for Local Preachers. Carlisle District Methodist Two brochures are enclosed: Synod WDFCM 6/2/12 May 1951 Synod agenda Directory, Memorial for Local Preachers. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/13 May 1952 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist Annotations made in red ink (updating the WDFCM 6/2/14 May 1953 Synod agenda names of committee members). Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/15 May 1954 Synod agenda Includes arrangements leaflet for the Synod Carlisle District Methodist of 1955 and a leaflet of the Methodist WDFCM 6/2/16 May 1955 Synod agenda Ministers' Children's Relief Association, 1954-1955. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/17 May 1956 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/18 May 1957 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist One of the editions (signed 'Gwen Hardy' WDFCM 6/2/19 May 1958 Synod agenda on the cover) contains annotations. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/20 May 1959 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/21 Includes Synod arrangements leaflet. May 1960 Synod agenda Includes: Synod arrangements leaflet, Carlisle District Methodist attendance slip, Methodist Ministers' WDFCM 6/2/22 May 1961 Synod agenda Children's Relief Association leaflet, and 'Report from the Book Room', 1961. Includes attendance slip and Methodist Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/23 Ministers' Children's Relief Association May 1962 Synod agenda leaflet. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/24 Includes attendance slip. May 1963 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/25 May 1964 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/26 Includes attendance slip. May 1965 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist Includes leaflet for the May Synod at WDFCM 6/2/27 May 1966 Synod agenda Workington with route plan. Includes 'Abstract of Returns Relating to Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/28 Rural Work in the Carlisle District - May May 1967 Synod agenda 1967'. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/29 May 1968 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist Includes handwritten notes (in ink) on page WDFCM 6/2/30 May 1969 Synod agenda 20. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/31 May 1970 Synod agenda Includes attendance slip and 'A Message Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/32 from the Chairman' re the retiurement of Dr May 1971 Synod agenda Eric Baker, Secretary. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/33 Includes annotations in ink. May 1972 Synod agenda Includes loose sheet re the nomination of Carlisle District Methodist the Chairman of the District, 1974 - a WDFCM 6/2/34 May 1973 Synod agenda 'reasoned statement' of Rev Ronald H Brown. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/35 Includes annotations in ink. May 1974 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/36 May 1975 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/37 May 1976 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist Includes annotations in ink; cover signed by WDFCM 6/2/38 May 1977 Synod agenda Alan O Barber. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/2/39 Apr 1978 Synod agenda Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/1 Sep 1949 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/2 Sep 1950 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/3 Cover signed by R E Brown. Sep 1951 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/4 Cover signed by R E Brown. Sep 1952 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/5 Cover signed by R E Brown. Sep 1953 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/6 Sep 1954 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist Includes annotations in ink; cover signed WDFCM 6/3/7 Sep 1955 Synod directory 'R.E.B.' Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/8 Includes annotations in ink. Sep 1956 Synod directory Includes annotations in ink, cover signed Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/9 [Enid?] Hardy; also loose sheets (2) Sep 1957 Synod directory enclosed re ministers' widows, 1957. Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/10 Sep 1958 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/11 Sep 1959 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/12 Cover signed by Enid Hardy. Sep 1960 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist WDFCM 6/3/13 Sep 1961 Synod directory Carlisle District Methodist Names of committee members have been WDFCM 6/3/14 Sep 1962 Synod directory ticked in green ink. Carlisle District Methodist Names of committee members have been WDFCM 6/3/15 Sep 1963 Synod directory ticked in green ink. Carlisle District Methodist Names of committee members have been WDFCM 6/3/16 Sep 1964 Synod directory ticked in green ink. Carlisle District Methodist Names of committee members have been WDFCM 6/3/17 Sep 1965 Synod directory ticked in green ink. Carlisle District Methodist Sep 1966- WDFCM 6/3/18 Some annotations in ink. Synod directory 1967 Carlisle District Methodist Sep 1967- WDFCM 6/3/19 Synod directory 1968 Carlisle District Methodist Sep 1968- WDFCM 6/3/20 Synod directory 1969 Carlisle District Methodist Cover labelled as a 'study copy'; annotations Sep 1969- WDFCM 6/3/21 Synod directory included in ink. 1970 Carlisle District Methodist Cover labelled as a 'study copy'; annotations Sep 1970- WDFCM 6/3/22 Synod directory included in ink. 1971 Carlisle District Methodist Cover labelled as a 'desk copy'; annotations Sep 1970- WDFCM 6/3/23 Synod directory included in ink. 1971 Carlisle District Methodist 1972- WDFCM 6/3/24 Synod directory 1973 Carlisle District Methodist 1973- WDFCM 6/3/25 Synod directory 1974 Carlisle District Methodist 1974- WDFCM 6/3/26 Cover signed 'R.O.B.' Synod directory 1975 Cover signed 'A.O.B.' [Alan O Barber] and Carlisle District Methodist 1975- WDFCM 6/3/27 labelled 'Study'; annotations in ink Synod directory 1976 throughout. Carlisle District Methodist 1976- WDFCM 6/3/28 Synod directory 1977 Carlisle District Methodist 1977- WDFCM 6/3/29 Synod directory 1978 Cumbria District Methodist 1978- WDFCM 7/1/1 Synod minutes 1979 Cumbria District Methodist 1979- WDFCM 7/1/2 Synod minutes 1980 Cumbria District Methodist Inlcuded compliment slip from the WDFCM 7/2/1 Apr 1979 Synod agenda Secretary. Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/2 Apr 1980 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist Apr-May WDFCM 7/2/3 Synod agenda 1981 Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/4 Apr 1982 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/5 Apr 1983 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/6 May 1984 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/7 Apr 1985 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/8 Apr 1986 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist Apr-May WDFCM 7/2/9 Synod agenda 1987 Cumbria District Methodist WDFCM 7/2/10 Apr 1988 Synod agenda Cumbria District Methodist Includes loose sheet: Report to District WDFCM 7/2/11 Apr 1989 Synod agenda Property Sub-Committee, 20 Feb 1989 Cumbria District Methodist Includes handwritten note re closing of WDFCM 7/2/12 Apr 1990 Synod agenda Newbiggin (Heads Nook) Chapel. Cumbria District Methodist Labelled 'Study' on cover; annotations in 1978- WDFCM 7/3/1 Synod directory ink. 1979 Cumbria District Methodist 1979- WDFCM 7/3/2 Compliment slip inserted. Synod directory 1980 Cumbria District Methodist 1980- WDFCM 7/3/3 Synod directory 1981 Cumbria District Methodist 1981- WDFCM 7/3/4 Synod directory 1982 Cumbria District Methodist 1982- WDFCM 7/3/5 Synod directory 1983 Cumbria District Methodist 1983- WDFCM 7/3/6 Synod directory 1984 Cumbria District Methodist 1984- WDFCM 7/3/7 Synod directory 1985 Cumbria District Methodist 1986- WDFCM 7/3/8 Synod directory 1987 Cumbria District Methodist 1987- WDFCM 7/3/9 Synod directory 1988 Cumbria District Methodist 1988- WDFCM 7/3/10 Synod directory 1989 Cover signed 'MP'; annotations in ink; loose Cumbria District Methodist 1988- WDFCM 7/3/11 cutting of an article headed 'New North- Synod directory 1989 West Representative', re Geoff Harrison. Programme for a Service of Thanksgiving to celebrate the 30 Jul WDFCM 7/4 250th Anniversary of the 1988 conversion of John and Charles Wesley Order of Service for the Welcome of The Reverend Donald Frith to the 1 Sep WDFCM 7/5 Chairmanship of the Cumbria 1990 District of the Methodist Church Miscellaneous Methodist 1877- WDFCM 8 Records 1983 Programme for the Opening Published by Methodist Homes for the 22 Oct WDFCM 8/1 Ceremony of 'Woodlands', Aged. 1983 Bridge Lane, Penrith. Copy tithe apportionment for WDGH/7 1847 Hawkshead Mar Peal book of William Robinson WDK/53/1 Includes photograph of William Robinson. 1904-Jul of Ambleside 1936 Peal book of Alan Capstick of Feb 1939- WDK/53/2 Includes photograph of Alan Capstick Ambleside May 1962 1925- WDK/54/1 Minute book With names of members at back of volume. 1954 Postcards of members of Unknown productions, but photographer is undated WDK/56 theatrical productions in Platt of Kendal. Some names on reverse of [circa costumes postcards. 1930s] Showing interiors and exterior of a library; WDK/63 Kendal Group library slides some slides labelled 'Barriers to Joining the 1984 Library', etc. Glass negatives of groups of WDK/68 1906 unidentified soldiers Including sale catalogue for auction of surplus contents of the library, 1973; various enquiries relating to Armitt Correspondence relating to 1970s- WDK/70/1 collections; letters relating to dialect and Armitt Library, Ambleside 1980s oral history project, 1978; library security; letters relating to Beatrix Potter book illustrations, 1980. Correspondence relating to Mainly relating to relocation of Armitt WDK/70/2 1980s Armitt Library, Ambleside library, library security, library rules, library trustees, etc. Includes a photocopy of the will of Mary Louisa Armitt. Photograph: Premises of David Parker, tobacco and snuff This photograph features in "Life in Old WDMPD/3/1/87 1897 manufacturers at 10 Finkle Kendal" Street, Kendal Photograph: Premises of David Parker, tobacco and snuff WDMPD/3/1/88 A cropped version of WDMPD/3/1/87 1897 manufacturers at 10 Finkle Street, Kendal undated Photograph: Kendal Co- [early WDMPD/3/1/89 operative Society premises in Included in "Kendal in Old Photographs" 20th Finkle Street, Kendal century] undated Photograph: (2 copies): Kendal [early WDMPD/3/1/90 Co-operative Society premises A different photograph to WDMPD/3/1/89 20th in Finkle Street, Kendal century] Photograph: Premises of undated William G. Dawson Cash [early WDMPD/3/1/91 Included in "Life in Old Kendal" Drapery Store at 3 Finkle 20th Street, Kendal century] Photograph: Premises of undated William G. Dawson Cash [early WDMPD/3/1/92 A different photograph to WDMPD3/1/91 Drapery Store at 3 Finkle 20th Street, Kendal century] undated Photograph: premises of Henry (early WDMPD/3/1/93 Dodd, butcher, at 21 Finkle Included in "Kendal in Old Photographs" 2oth Street, Kendal century) undated Photograph: Premises of Shaws [early WDMPD/3/1/94 in Finkle Street, Kendal 20th century] undated Photograph: Premises of Albert [early WDMPD/3/1/95 Roth, pork butcher, at 8 Finkle 20th Street Kendal century) undated Photograph: Premises of Albert Taken from the same torn original as (early WDMPD/3/1/96 Roth, pork butcher, at 8 Finkle WDMPD/3/1/95 20th Street Kendal century) undated Photograph: Premises of Albert A cropped version of WDMPD/3/1/95, (early WDMPD/3/1/97 Roth, pork butcher, at 8 Finkle showing three figures in the doorway 20th Street Kendal century) Photograph: Picture captioned 1926 - WDMPD/3/1/98 "Town Crier c. ? 1926-7 Finkle 1927 St" Photograph: Gandy Street, undated WDMPD/3/1/99 Kendal [early 20th century] Photograph: (2 copies): WDMPD/3/1/100 1984 Gillingate, Kendal Note on back reads: "Mr. Gibson's Milk WDMPD/3/1/101 Photograph: Gillingate, Kendal c1910 Horse grazing - was called Tommy" undated Photograph: Green Road, WDMPD/3/1/102 [mid 20th Kendal century] WDMPD/3/1/103 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/104 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/105 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/106 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/107 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/108 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/109 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/110 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/111 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/112 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/113 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/114 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/115 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/116 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/117 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/118 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/119 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/120 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/121 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/122 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/123 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/124 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/125 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/126 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/127 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/128 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/129 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/130 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/131 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/132 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/133 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/134 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/135 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/136 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/137 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/138 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/139 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/140 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/141 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/142 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/143 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/144 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/145 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/146 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/147 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/148 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/149 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/150 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/151 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/152 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/153 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/154 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/155 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/156 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/157 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/158 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/159 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/160 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/161 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/162 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/163 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/164 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/165 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/166 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/167 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/168 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/169 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/170 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/171 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/172 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/173 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/174 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/175 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/176 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/177 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/178 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/179 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/180 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/181 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/182 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/183 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/184 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/185 Photograph: WDMPD/3/1/186 Photograph: 5 Feb WDRC/8/15/2 Bretherdale tithe apportionment Map stored separately 1840 Sockbridge tithe Two copies: one in blue hardback cover, the 19 Apr WDRC/8/18/2 apportionments other in a green hardback cover. 1839 22 Sep WDRC/8/64/2/2 Lowther tithe apportionment Map stored separately. 1837 High Barton tithe 11 Apr WDRC/8/80/2 Map stored separately apportionment 1839 King's Meaburn tithe 31 May WDRC/8/94/2 Map stored separately. apportionment 1841 Tebay (Western Part) tithe 3 Mar WDRC/8/110b/2 Map stored separately. apportionment 1841 Crosby Ravensworth tithe Map (which is unfit to produce) is stored 28 Jan WDRC/8/114/1/2 apportionment separately. A CD version is available. 1841 Birkbeck Fells (Orton parish) 5 Feb WDRC/8/127/2 Map is stored separately. tithe apportionment 1840 17 Feb WDRC/8/130/2 Brampton tithe apportionment 1841 Great Strickland tithe 25 Sep WDRC/8/167/2 Map stored separately. apportionments 1838 and Patterdale tithe 27 Jul WDRC/8/189/3 Maps stored separately. apportionment 1839 WDRC/8/195/2 Askham tithe apportionment Map stored separately. 7 Jul 1838 WDRC/8/207/2 Dufton tithe apportionments Map stored separately. 1843 Undermillbeck tithe 30 Nov WDRC/8/244/2 Map stored separately. apportionment 1838 13 May WDRC/8/250/2 Casterton tithe apportionment Map stored separately. 1843 Ambleside below Stock tithe 7 Dec WDRC/8/289/2 Map stored separately apportionment 1838 Plan, elevations and sections of Architects: Thompson and Webster of WDS 31/15 proposed new school at Jun 1853 Kendal Troutbeck 1917- Missing: 1918-1942, 1949, 1969, 1979, WDSO 42/1/1/1 Annual reports 1990 1984, 1987 [gaps] WDSO 42/1/1/2 Draft notes for annual reports Including names for county directory 1960s Westmorland County Girl WDSO 42/1/2/1/1 1957 Guides annual meeting agenda Cumbria South Girl Guides 13 Apr WDSO 42/1/2/1/2 With annual accounts as at 31 Dec 1983 annual general meeting agenda 1984 Westmorland Girl Guides 1918- WDSO 42/1/2/2/1 county meetings minutes 1929 Westmorland Girl Guides 1935- WDSO 42/1/2/2/2 district commissioners 1940 meetings minutes Westmorland Girl Guides 1941- WDSO 42/1/2/2/3 commissioners meetings 1947 minutes/county court of honour minutes Westmorland County court of honour minutes/county 1947- WDSO 42/1/2/2/4 executive committee meetings 1964 minutes Cumbria South County 1981- WDSO 42/1/2/2/5 executive meeting minutes 1988 Cumbria South County 1988- WDSO 42/1/2/2/6 executive meeting minutes 1993 Cumbria South County 1993- WDSO 42/1/2/2/7 executive meeting minutes 1997 Cumbria South County 1998- WDSO 42/1/2/2/8 executive meeting minutes 2003 Westmorland County Camping 1949- WDSO 42/1/2/3/1 committee minutes 1960 Westmorland County Camping 1961- WDSO 42/1/2/3/2 and Training committee 1974 minutes Cumbria South training 1974- WDSO 42/1/2/3/3 committee minutes 1987 Cumbria South programme and Known as Guiding Development committee 1988- WDSO 42/1/2/3/4 training committee minutes from Nov 2000 2002 Cumbria South camping 1974- WDSO 42/1/2/3/5 committee minutes 1984 Outdoor committee minute 1984- WDSO 42/1/2/3/6 book 1993 Camp Advisors meetings Includes some camp advisers reports from 1996- WDSO 42/1/2/3/7 minutes, reports and notes divisions 2010 Cumbria South Brownie WDSO 42/1/2/3/8 Jubilee celebrations sub- undated committee minutes Includes letter from Olave Baden-Powell re visit 1949, and letters regarding a county 1920- WDSO 42/1/3/1 Miscellaneous correspondence camp site at Low Lindeth Farm, 1967 Windermere, 1960 Cumbria South Trefoil Guild 1985- WDSO 42/1/3/2 correspondence 1986 Cumbria South Trefoil Guild 1987- WDSO 42/1/3/3 correspondence 1988 Cumbria South Campsite Low 1998- WDSO 42/1/4/1 Lindeth annual accounts 2001 Including Seascale camp 1935, camp, Hawkshead camp, Bardsey [?] 1930, Imperial camp 1925, Westmorland Guiders 1918- WDSO 42/1/5/1 Photographs of various camps training camp 1924, Appleby rally 1922, 1935 march through Windermere in memory of '12 brothers fallen in the war'. Photograph of group of 31 May WDSO 42/1/5/2 attendees at Westmorland Girl 1919 Guides County Rally Photographs of visit of Lady WDSO 42/1/5/3 Baden-Powell to Appleby 1922 Castle Guides' Rally Lieutenant Eastwood's WDSO 42/1/5/4 photographs of the Appleby 1922 Girl Guide Rally Photograph album of Curlew WDSO 42/1/5/5 1926 Camp, Calgarth Printout of photographs of WDSO 42/1/5/6 guide celebrations of 1937 May 1937 coronation, at Levens Hall Photographs of Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/5/7 1951 county rally at Casterton Includes invite to Miss Dinsdale, rally Photograph album of Casterton programme, photographs HRH The Princess WDSO 42/1/5/8 1951 Hall county rally Royal, photographs of pageant of Kirkby Kendal by the Kendal District guides Photograph of group of Rangers in front of the Heaton WDSO 42/1/5/9 Cooper gallery, Grasmere 1952 [International Gathering of Rangers] Photograph of Westmorland Girl Guides Association 7 Jun WDSO 42/1/5/10 coronation service and 1953 dedication of county standard, Kendal Church Photograph of guide leaders at WDSO 42/1/5/11 Showing county commissioner? 1956 Knowsley Park camp Photographs of Westmorland WDSO 42/1/5/12 County Jubilee camp, 1960 Windermere Photographs of Low Lindeth WDSO 42/1/5/13 Sep 2006 county campsite Newspaper cutting from 'The 3 Jun WDSO 42/1/6/1 Herald' regarding Westmorland 1922 Girl Guides Rally at Appleby Scrapbook [unbound] of Includes photograph of Czech and Polish newspaper cuttings and 1944- WDSO 42/1/6/2 refugee childen playing with toys sent by photographs relating to 1957 the and Guides, 1946 Westmorland Girl Guides Newspaper cuttings relating to 1956- WDSO 42/1/6/3 Westmorland Girl Guides c1961 Newspaper cutting regarding opening of Westmorland Girl 22 May WDSO 42/1/6/4 Guides permanent camp near 1965 Bowness Album of newspaper cuttings 1968- WDSO 42/1/6/5 regarding Westmorland Girl 1972 Guides Cumbria South and Cumbria WDSO 42/1/6/6 North Rangers Diamond 1977 Jubilee celebrations scrapbook Scrapbook of Jenny Gilfellon, memories of her time as 1998- WDSO 42/1/6/7 County Commissioner for 2004 Cumbria South Scrapbook re Silver Smile Contains photographs, newspaper cuttings WDSO 42/1/6/8 Challenge [celebrating and letters from different units re their 1999 Cumbria South's 25th birthday] efforts to meet the Silver Smile challenge Westmorland Girl Guides news Jul 1938- WDSO 42/1/7/1 sheets 'Curlews Calling' Jul 1939 Cumbria South Guides Jan 1984- WDSO 42/1/7/2 newsletters May 1993 Log book of Westmorland 1922- WDSO 42/1/8/1 County camp, 'Curlew Camp', Includes some photographs 1923 Fell Log book for Guiders' Training 1926- WDSO 42/1/8/2 camps, Calgarth, Windermere c1929 Log book for Castle Farm, Includes messages of thanks to Mrs Heelis 1931- WDSO 42/1/8/3 Sawrey and Hawkshead Field (Beatrix Potter) 1953 campsites The Campers' Leaflet 1933- WDSO 42/1/8/4 1933 1934 Westmorland Girl Guides 22 May WDSO 42/1/8/5 County Campsite visitors book 1965-27 [Low Lindeth] July 1991 Letter and information relating to Cumbria South County WDSO 42/1/8/6 1985 Camp 'Curlew 1985' at Stock Park, Windermere Invitation to and information about Cumbaree 1997, an international camp WDSO 42/1/8/7 'Cumbaree' 1997 1997 organised by the Cumbria Scout Association and to include Guides Wigwams on Windermere WDSO 42/1/8/8 camper's handbook and camp 2011 information Programme for Westmorland WDSO 42/1/9/1 Guiders' Training Week, High Apr 1921 School, Kendal Programme for Westmorland Signed by Olave Baden-Powell, Chief 27 May WDSO 42/1/9/2 Girl Guides Rally at Appleby Guide [related material in photographs 1922 Castle WDSO 42/1/5/3] Rally programme for guide 2 May WDSO 42/1/9/3 rally 1925 Order of Service of thanksgiving, The Girl Guides 29 May WDSO 42/1/9/4 1911-1932, at the parish 1932 church, Kendal Order of Service - Scout and Guide Memorial Service for the 8 Jan WDSO 42/1/9/5 Chief Scout Lord Badon- 1941 Powell of Gilwell Programme of Westmorland With general notes and details relating to 19 May WDSO 42/1/9/6 Girl Guide Rally at Casterton the rally and invite to Miss Joan Dobson 1951 Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale Form of Service to And to dedicate the county standard of the commemorate the coronation 7 Jun WDSO 42/1/9/7 Westmorland Girl Guides in Kendal Parish of Her Majesty Queen 1953 Church Elizabeth the Second Order of Service - Girl Guides Association Service of 23 Jul WDSO 42/1/9/8 Thanksgiving and Dedication 1960 1910-1960, at St Paul's Cathedral Programme for Westmorland 25 May WDSO 42/1/9/9 Girl Guides adventure day at 1963 Levens Park Invitations - opening of the county campsite at Low 1965 & WDSO 42/1/9/10 Lindeth, Bowness, 22 May 1967 1965; County Scout and Guide Open Day, 30 Sep 1967 Order of service of thanksgiving to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 24 Sep WDSO 42/1/9/11 County of Westmorland Girl 1967 Guides and the appointment of the first County Commissioner in 1917 Programme for Girl Guides 26 Feb WDSO 42/1/9/12 Association National Guide 1972 Festival of Song Westmorland Girl Guides Names commissioners, secretaries, captains 1920s- WDSO 42/1/10/1 county record etc of county and districts 1940s Westmorland Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/10/2 Names secretaries, captains etc of districts 1930s county record Westmorland Girl Guides Names commissioners, secretaries, captains WDSO 42/1/10/3 1930s county record etc of districts Certificate awarded to the Westmorland team for tug of 9 Aug WDSO 42/1/11/1 war at Guides Rally, Lowther 1920 Castle Challenge Picture competitions 1920-21, 1923-1924; Calling all Curlews Challenge Details of various Westmorland and Handicraft competition, 1950; YWCA 1920- WDSO 42/1/11/2 County competitions National Guide Camp challenge, 1958; 1978 Flamingo Challenge; handicraft challenge; Calling all Curlews Patrol Challenge, 1978 Westmorland Guides and Brownies log book to G F Includes photographs, drawings, names of WDSO 42/1/11/3 1938 Armitage, county secretary brownies and guides, and messages from 1918 to 1938 Copy of farewell message from WDSO 42/1/11/4 Jan 1941 the Chief Scout to Girl Guides List of Westmorland Guiders 1949- WDSO 42/1/11/5 Training Days 1950 Circular letter to Westmorland Girl Guides captains regarding WDSO 42/1/11/6 1950 stars and grading for Turnout and Sealed Orders challenge Circular letter to Westmorland Girl Guides regarding WDSO 42/1/11/7 1951 residential training at Waddow Hall, Clitheroe List of Westmorland Girl WDSO 42/1/11/8 Covers 1948 to 1961 1961 Guides Queen's Guide Awards 1960s- WDSO 42/1/11/9 Various training certificates 1970s Presentation certificate from Westmorland Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/11/10 Association to Mrs Francis Jul 1961 Scott, county president from 1943 to 1961 Album presented to Mrs P M B Millar, county secretary 1958- Includes messages of thanks and good WDSO 42/1/11/11 1975 1975, assistant county wishes from districts commissioner 1965-1975 Girl Guides Thailand 1985 WDSO 42/1/11/12 1985 expedition photograph album Cumbria South Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/11/13 Expedition to Thailand 1985 1986 report Cumbria South Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/11/14 Expedition to Nepal 1990 1990 report Cumbria South Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/11/15 1992 Nepal 1992 Expedition report Girl Guides Nepal 1992 WDSO 42/1/11/16 1992 expedition photograph album Sheet of notes regarding undated Westmorland lone guides, with WDSO 42/1/11/17 [circa photograph of Westmorland 1930s] Lones in Switzerland Notes relating to a pageant undated WDSO 42/1/11/18 given by Westmorland Girl [circa Guides 1950s] Westmorland County Girl undated WDSO 42/1/11/19 Guides First Class Badge notes [circa for captains 1950s] Illustrated sheets, depicting the districts and undated Westmorland Girl Guides WDSO 42/1/11/20 good turns carried out, with list of good [circa record of good turns turns on reverse 1957] Kendal Lowther Division Jun 1974- WDSO 42/2/1/1 meetings minute book Feb 1993 May Kendal Lowther Division WDSO 42/2/1/2 Known as Kendal Division after 1995 1993-Feb meetings minute book 1998 Kendal Division meetings Sep 2002- WDSO 42/2/1/3 minutes Sep 2012 Kendal Division annual general 2002- WDSO 42/2/1/4 meetings minutes 2012 Photographs of Kendal Division guides and brownies WDSO 42/2/2/1 Sep 1986 at Kendal Torchlight Procession Thinking Day Order of Service, 28 Feb WDSO 42/2/3/1 Kendal Parish Church 1988 Kendal Division Thinking Day WDSO 42/2/3/2 1992 Order of Service Annual reports from various 1975- WDSO 42/3/1/1 districts and units in Kent-Lune 1980 Division Nov Kent-Lune Division minute WDSO 42/3/2/1 1978-Sep book 1984 Kent-Lune Division minute Oct 1984- WDSO 42/3/2/2 book Oct 1989 Kent Lune Trefoil Guild 2002- WDSO 42/3/3/1 photograph album/scrapbook 2014 Reports, notes, correspondence, 1981- WDSO 42/4/1/1 from various Lakes districts 1990 and units Photograph of presentation of a cheque and silver salver to Mrs Margaret Hiley upon the WDSO 42/4/2/1 With newspaper cutting Oct 1979 occasion of her retirement as Lakes Division divisional commissioner Girl Guides Association Authorised to act as commissioner for the 10 Oct WDSO 42/4/3/1 Commissioner's Warrant to Girl Guide Division of Lakes 1975 Mrs H Hiley Girl Guides Association Authorised to act as commissioner for the 10 Oct WDSO 42/4/3/2 Commissioner's Warrant to Girl Guide Division of Lakes 1975 Mrs M M Evans Ambleside District Rangers 1920s- WDSO 42/5/1/1 Only 4 pages with entries Company record book 1930s With copy of photograph of Marjorie Story of Grange District Stevenson and two Grange Rangers with WDSO 42/6/1/1 Rangers standard, by Marjorie Dec 2003 standard at Grange United Reformed Stevenson Church Includes photographs of rallies, visits, Christmas Stocking Trail helpers 1935, thinking days events, parades. Also includes Kendal District Chain of 1923- WDSO 42/7/1/1 names of those taking part in the Christmas Guiding scrapbook 1953 Stocking Trail of 1934, names of brownies, guides and rangers from various Kendal District units. Photographs of Kendal District 19 black and white photographs attached to WDSO 42/7/1/2 Rally and Pageant at Oct 1956 a folded sheet of paper Albert Hall, London Handwritten programme with watercolour Programme for Kendal District sketch of Kendal Castle and a curlew. With WDSO 42/7/2/1 Jun 1943 Rally newspaper cuttings relating to the rally which was attended by Lady Baden-Powell. Brownies Kendal and Kent Valley Sports, 1935; Brownie Revels, 1963; Division Programmes for Kendal 1935- WDSO 42/7/2/2 Revels at Queen Katherine School, 1989. District Brownie Revels 1989 With some ideas for Brownie Revels taken from The Guider, 1948 & 1959. District Secretary's warrants and Good Service certificate 1921- WDSO 42/7/3/1 belonging to Miss Marion 1946 Greenwood of Bankfield, Kendal Kendal North District annual 1987- WDSO 42/8/1/1 With annual meeting report, 1989 reports 1992 Kendal North District minute Jul 1977- WDSO 42/8/2/1 book Nov 1990 Kendal North District minute Feb 1991- WDSO 42/8/2/2 book Feb 1993 May Kendal North District annual WDSO 42/8/2/3 1993-May reports and minutes 1999 Oct 1999- WDSO 42/8/2/4 Kendal North District minutes Nov 2002 Mar WDSO 42/8/2/5 Kendal North District minutes 2003-Sep 2012 Kendal North Thinking Day order of service in celebartion 26 Feb WDSO 42/8/3/1 of the centenary of the birth of 1989 Olave Baden-Powell Mar WDSO 42/9/1/1 Kendal South District minutes 2002-Jun 2012 Girl Guides Association certificate registering Kendal 28 Nov WDSO 42/9/2/1 South District Ranger Guide 1977 Unit at Headquarters With Kent Valley Local Association May Kent Valley District minute WDSO 42/10/1/1 minutes at back of volume, Nov 1939-Dec 1944-May book 1953 1955 May Kent Valley West District WDSO 42/11/1/1 1988-Jun minute book 1989 At rear of volume: Cumbria South Upper Lunesdale District Oct 1979- WDSO 42/12/1/1 newsletters, Jan 1984-May 1989 [with minute book Mar 1990 gaps], and various letters Statements of accounts of units 1937- WDSO 42/12/2/1 in Upper Lunesdale District 1940 Mar Upper Lunesdale District cash WDSO 42/12/2/2 1946-Jan book 1996 Reports state name of company, name of captain, place of meeting, number of Reports from units in Upper 1937- WDSO 42/12/3/1 meertings held, number in company, Lunesdale District 1955 summary of work done this year, games, activities and camp, other events. Counterfoil nomination forms and registration forms for 1929- WDSO 42/12/4/1 With certificates and warrant cards guides and units in Upper 1950 Lunesdale District Windermere and District Girl 1919- WDSO 42/13/1/1 Guides Association annual 1941 reports undated Windermere District Brief notes on personnel and units in WDSO 42/13/1/2 [circa commissioner's reports Windermere District 1960s] Windermere District minute Jan 1918- WDSO 42/13/2/1 book Mar 1952 Windermere District minute Jul 1945- WDSO 42/13/2/2 book May 1958 Windermere District minute Oct 1958- WDSO 42/13/2/3 book Oct 1968 Jun 1968- WDSO 42/13/2/4 Windermere District minutes Oct 1979 Jan 1980- WDSO 42/13/2/5 Windermere District minutes Jan 1990 Including Calgarth Rangers planting trees, guides at Lindale Camp, entertaining at undated Miscellaneous photographs Fayrer Holme, Trefoil Guild planting a tree, WDSO 42/13/3/1 [20th relating to Windermere District postcard of Waddow, Lady Baden-Powell century] and Miss Heelis 1918, guides at Brantfell, 1st Windermere Guides at a Rally. Photographs of 75th 1985- WDSO 42/13/3/2 anniversary rally at Levens 1986 Hall, Jun 1985 Kendal and District Local Jun 1954- WDSO 42/14/1/1 Association minute book Nov 1968 May Kendal and District Local WDSO 42/14/1/2 1972-Apr Association minute book 1990 Girl Guides Local Association 1921 & WDSO 42/14/2/1 Certificates for Kendal District 1954 Kendal and Kent Valley Local Oct 1917- WDSO 42/15/1/1 Association minute book Nov 1971 Nov Kendal and Kent Valley Local WDSO 42/15/2/1 1919-Oct Association account book 1926 Upper Lunesdale Local Apr 1917- WDSO 42/16/1/1 Association minute book Jan 1945 Upper Lunesdale Local Feb 1945- WDSO 42/16/1/2 Association minute book Oct 1962 Upper Lunesdale Local Apr 1917- WDSO 42/16/2/1 Association cash book May 1966 Photograph: 1st Ambleside WDSO 42/17/1/1 Guides Company at Brathay 1950s Hall Rally Photographs, newspaper cuttings and letters regarding a 1979- WDSO 42/17/1/2 first aid parcel to Siffoe School 1980 in Gambia from 1st Ambleside Guide Unit Photograph album of 1st Including camps at Bow Hall, Dufton, St 1924- WDSO 42/18/1/1 Appleby Company guide Bees in 1925, Ash Bank, and Saltburn in 2927 camps 1927 Including article regarding Mrs Mary Newspaper cuttings relating to 1926- WDSO 42/18/1/2 Burkett's (nee Hewitson) death at 100 years 1st Appleby Company guides 2001 of age With Brenda Eggleston's home makers Photocopy of cover and pages badge certificate, Nov 1926, and a thank 1926- WDSO 42/18/1/3 of Brenda Eggleston's girl you notice from The Guide for Brenda 1929 guide diary Eggleston's contribution to the wildlife pages, 1929. Photograph album of 1st WDSO 42/18/1/4 Appleby Company visit to Includes photographs of Paris landmarks 1929 camp in France Postcards from 1st Appleby Company guide Brenda WDSO 42/18/1/5 Jun 1929 Eggleston in camp at La Haye Malherbe, France Including photographs of Brenda Eggleston, Photographs of 1st Appleby 1920s- WDSO 42/18/1/6 Mary Hewitson, and guide company at Company guides 1930s Beechcroft (with some names). Pearly Curlew Challenge, celebrating the 1st Arnside WDSO 42/19/1/1 30th anniversary of Cumbria 2004 scrapbook South 3rd Arnside Guides photograph Trip to Netherurd House, 1978; Thinking 1978- WDSO 42/19/2/1 album Day Hike 1979 1979 Includes route taken (Runcorn to Nantwich 3rd Arnside Guides canal and back), patrol members, menus, weather WDSO 42/19/2/2 1979 cruise scrapbook charts, portraits of members of the party, sketches of canal scenes, stories about canal life, photographs including the Anderton boat lift and various locks. Arnside Guides - Claire Youdale's report of WDSO 42/19/3/1 With postcard to Helen Ogden, sponsor. 1999 International Guide Camp, Footprints in Time, Manitoba Mar Crosscrake School Guides Includes minutes, names of some members, WDSO 42/20/1 1976-Mar record book and draft programme for events for 1979 1979 1st Endmoor Brownies guiders For Mrs B Hartley, Mrs M R Wilson, Mrs S 1974- WDSO 42/21/1/1 warrants B Newman, Mrs K M Wightman 1984 Mar 1st Endmoor Brownies WDSO 42/21/1/2 1983-Jul scrapbook 1984 1st Hawkshead Company 1921- WDSO 42/22/1/1 register 1932 1st Hawkshead Company 1949- WDSO 42/22/1/2 register 1959 1st Hawkshead Company 1958- WDSO 42/22/1/3 register 1968 1st Hawkshead Company Containing statistics, descriptions of work 1924- WDSO 42/22/1/4 captain's reports done during the year. 1930 1st Hawkshead Company 1928- WDSO 42/22/1/5 record book [loose sheets] 1931 1st Hawkshead Company 1932- WDSO 42/22/1/6 With photographs pasted in hiking log book 1937 'Guiding' - official paper of the Contains articles on , firecraft, WDSO 42/22/1/7 1st Hawkshead Company, vol 1925 knots, with news. 1, no.1 Photographs of 1st Hawkshead 1951 & WDSO 42/22/1/8 guides at Casterton Rally, 1960s 1951; at Rydal, 1960s Photographs of 1st Hawkshead 26 Jun WDSO 42/22/1/9 guides and Golden Jubilee cake 1971 Photograph of presentation of new World Flag to Miss A 26 Jun WDSO 42/22/1/10 Park, captain of 1st Hawkshead 1971 Girl Guides Company Photographs of Queen's Guide presentation to Christine WDSO 42/22/1/11 Dewhurst of 1st Hawkshead 1981 Company at Diamond Jubilee celebrations Photograph of Miss Amy Park receiving her British Empire undated Medal awarded for services to WDSO 42/22/1/12 [circa guiding in Hawkshead from Dr 1960s] Toothill, with Canon Scott, vicar of Hawkshead History of 1st Holme Guides WDSO 42/23/1/1 With 5 photographs 1989 Company by Mrs Jean Crewe Tawny Owls Warrant for Miss 30 Sep WDSO 42/24/1/1 M G Clayton, 1st Kendal 1932 (YWCA) Brownie pack 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownies 1936- WDSO 42/24/1/2 Includes photographs of Brownie activities photograph album 1937 Including holiday to Scotland, 1932; 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie WDSO 42/24/1/3 holiday at Boot, 1932 [with 2nd Kendal 1930s pack photograph album Brownies]. 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownies Oct 1961- WDSO 42/24/1/4 meeting programmes Dec 1964 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Including photographs of visit to Phoenix 1984- WDSO 42/24/1/5 pack photograph album Centre, Windermere, Aug 1985. 1985 Includes photographs of visit to Kendal Fire 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1991- WDSO 42/24/1/6 Station, 1991, visit to Lowther Park, 1992, pack photograph album 1993 visit to Castle Dairy, 1993. 1st Kendal Brownie pack Pack holiday at YWCA, tree planting, WDSO 42/24/1/7 1994 photograph album Brownie Revels, farm visit, wildlife oasis. 1st Kendal Brownie pack Including day out at Low Plain Farm, pack WDSO 42/24/1/8 1994 photograph albums holiday, Thinking Day, and activities. Including visit to Mayor's parlour, Thinking 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie WDSO 42/24/1/9 Day, peace packs, Grizedale Forest, 1995 pack photograph album sponsored walk, and carol singing. 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Including Thinking Day, making pancakes, 1996- WDSO 42/24/1/10 pack photograph album visit to Lowther Park, and sponsored walk. 1997 Including quiz night, Grizedale Forest, party 1st Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1998- WDSO 42/24/1/11 night, Christmas party, Lowther Park, pack photograph album 2004 thinking day, halloween parties. Includes badges, certificates, photographs, 2009- WDSO 42/24/1/12 1st Kendal Brownies scrapbook and 90th birthday cards. 2011 Brown Owls Warrant for Miss 30 Jul WDSO 42/24/2/1 M Clayton, 2nd Kendal 1934 Brownie pack Invite to 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Brownies golden 19 Apr WDSO 42/24/2/2 jubilee celebrations in the 1969 YWCA Hall, Kendal Photograph of Margaret Wilson undated of 2nd Kendal Brownies with WDSO 42/24/2/3 [circa mayor and 'message of 1950s] friendship' Certificate of registration of 3rd 16 Nov WDSO 42/24/3/1 Kendal (YWCA) Brownie pack 1931 Including details of pack meetings, with entry of 8 July 1954 relating to the conquest 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie of Everest: 'two of our pack were dressed up Jul 1940- WDSO 42/24/3/2 pack logbook as Hillary and Tensing - complete with ice Sep 1955 axes, goggles, gas masks and fur gloves- all rather hot in July.' 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie WDSO 42/24/3/3 1952 pack nature logbook Nov 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie WDSO 42/24/3/4 1936-Jun pack register 1940 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Jul 1940- WDSO 42/24/3/5 pack register Feb 1945 Mar 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie WDSO 42/24/3/6 1945-Dec pack register 1949 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Jan 1950- WDSO 42/24/3/7 pack register May 1953 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Dec 1954- WDSO 42/24/3/8 pack register Apr 1958 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Apr 1958- WDSO 42/24/3/9 pack register Jul 1962 With Christmas cards, photographs, 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1937- WDSO 42/24/3/10 newspaper cuttings, and a 'post pack' from pack scrapbook 1951 1st Hants Brownies. Including photograph of egg rolling, Easter 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1952- WDSO 42/24/3/11 1954; photographs of the Queen's visit to pack scrapbook 1957 Kendal at County Hall, Aug 1956. 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie Including Christmas cards, photographs, 1958- WDSO 42/24/3/12 pack scrapbook invites, letters. 1969 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1978- WDSO 42/24/3/13 Including photographs of Brownie activities pack scrapbook 1984 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1985- WDSO 42/24/3/14 75th anniversary of Girl Guides pack scrapbook 1986 3rd Kendal (YWCA) Brownie 1986- WDSO 42/24/3/15 pack scrapbook 1993 Certificate: Westmorland Gazette Cup, 1982, Keep WDSO 42/24/3/16 Kendal Tidy Group - "special 1982 mention" relating to 3rd Kendal Brownies 6th Kendal (United Reformed 30 Apr WDSO 42/24/4/1 Church) Brownies certificate of Re-registered 31 Jul 1973 1943 registration 50th birthday card to 6th undated WDSO 42/24/4/2 Kendal Brownies from Jenny [circa Gilfellon, county commissioner 2003] Including visit to Uganda, Clayton sisters, Photographs of Dorothy and a letter from Olave Baden-Powell to 1941- WDSO 42/24/5/1 Clayton, Kendal St Thomas Enid Clayton regarding a Brownie Rally, 1971 Brownies 1960. May Kendal St Thomas Brownies WDSO 42/24/5/2 1959-Nov log book 1966 Includes photographs of 1st and 2nd (Parish Photograph album of various Church) pack holiday at Low Skelgill, 1931- WDSO 42/24/6/1 Kendal Brownie packs Troutbeck, Jul 1932; 2nd Kendal pack at 1989 Brownie Revels, 1952; St Thomas stewardship, 1960; Brownie Revels at Serpentine Wood, Kendal, 1963. Certificate of registration that 1st Kendal (YWCA) Company 4 Jan WDSO 42/24/7/1 is duly registered at 1915 Headquarters Jan 1919- WDSO 42/24/7/2 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Jul 1923 Jun 1922- WDSO 42/24/7/3 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Oct 1929 Aug WDSO 42/24/7/4 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book 1933-Nov 1937 Nov WDSO 42/24/7/5 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book 1937-Jun 1940 Jul 1940- WDSO 42/24/7/6 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Feb 1943 Mar WDSO 42/24/7/7 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Gap between Jan 1944 and Jun 1946 1943-Mar 1948 Aug WDSO 42/24/7/8 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book 1948-Dec 1950 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Sep 1971- WDSO 42/24/7/9 and attendance record Jul 1973 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Sep 1973- WDSO 42/24/7/10 and attendance record Jul 1975 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Sep 1975- WDSO 42/24/7/11 and attendance record Jul 1977 Sep 1977- WDSO 42/24/7/12 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Mar 1979 Sep 1981- WDSO 42/24/7/13 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Sep 1984 Sep 1984- WDSO 42/24/7/14 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Jul 1986 Sep 1986- WDSO 42/24/7/15 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Jul 1987 Sep 1988- WDSO 42/24/7/16 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book Jan 1990 Aug WDSO 42/24/7/17 1st Kendal (YWCA) log book 1990-Jul 1992 1st Kendal (YWCA) record of 1920- WDSO 42/24/7/18 badges won 1942 Keep Kendal Tidy award of merit, 23 Nov Certificates and awards of 1983; silver for Kendal Lowther Division 1930- WDSO 42/24/7/19 merit for 1st Kendal (YWCA) 1985 scrapbook competition; swimming 1987 Girl Guides sports senior competition; 'Try Wearing Someone Else's Hat' challenge, 1986-1987; Adopt and Cherish, 1981; for help towards building the Guide House, Nov 1930. 1st Kendal (YWCA) record 1944- WDSO 42/24/7/20 book of guides enrolled 1956 1st Kendal (YWCA) record 1954- WDSO 42/24/7/21 book of guides enrolled 1963 1st Kendal (YWCA) record 1961- WDSO 42/24/7/22 book of guides enrolled 1969 Letter from Florence Somervell to Miss Philipson of 1st Kendal Company offering 26 Apr WDSO 42/24/7/23 congratulations for winning at 1922 the Mary Wakefield Music Festival 1st Kendal (YWCA) inspection 1925- WDSO 42/24/7/24 book 1930 1st Kendal (YWCA) inspection 1930- WDSO 42/24/7/25 book 1943 1st Kendal (YWCA) court of 1946- WDSO 42/24/7/26 honour minute book 1961 Photographs of 1st Kendal With note on history of the company and 1915 & WDSO 42/24/7/27 (YWCA) Company some names 1924 Includes coronation celebrations 1953; visit 1942- WDSO 42/24/7/28 1st Kendal (YWCA) scrapbook of HM the Queen to Kendal, 1956 1957 Hawkshead and Kendal camp at Kirklands, Ratho, near Edinburgh. Includes 1st Kendal (YWCA) Aug-Sep WDSO 42/24/7/29 photographs of a trip to Edinburgh Zoo, photograph album 1950 showing elephant, giraffe, polar bear, zebras. Photograph of White Heather patrol 1st Kendal Guides as 25 Nov WDSO 42/24/7/30 winners of best patrol in 1950 Westmorland 1st Kendal (YWCA) 1st Kendal and 3rd Ambleside companies in WDSO 42/24/7/31 Aug 1951 photograph album camp at Lorne, Craigavad, near 1st Kendal (YWCA) Summer Camp at Foxlease, Lyndhurst, WDSO 42/24/7/32 Aug 1952 photograph album Hampshire 1st Kendal, 1st Kirkby Stephen, three 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/33 Westmorland Lones in camp at Hill Tops Aug 1953 photograph album site, Waddow Hall, Clitheroe Coronation celebrations in Levens Park, 1953; Kendal district Brownies in the 1st Kendal (YWCA) 1953- WDSO 42/24/7/34 YWCA garden, 1953; company camp, photograph album 1955 Whitsun 1954; Rydal Hall Whit camp, 1955. 1st Kendal, 1st Kirkby Stephen and 2nd 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/35 Ambleside in camp at the Trefoil School, Aug 1954 photograph album Hermiston, Edinburgh 1st Kendal and 4th Kendal (High School) in 1st Kendal (YWCA) Aug-Sep WDSO 42/24/7/36 camp on Orchard site at Foxlease, photograph album 1956 Lyndhurst, Hampshire 1st Kendal and 1st Kirkby Stephen guides 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/37 in camp at Blackland Farm, East Grinstead, Aug 1957 photograph album Sussex Including photographs of visit of guides 1st Kendal (YWCA) from Ghana; paddling at Brighton; Whit 1957- WDSO 42/24/7/38 photograph album Camp at Little Langdale, 1958; Brantfell 1959 Hut, 1959. 1st Kendal and 4th Kendal (High School) 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/39 summer camp at Hunter's Quay near Aug 1959 photograph album Dunoon 1st Kendal and 4th Kendal (High School) 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/40 Jubilee camp at Causeway Farm, Aug 1960 photograph album Windermere Including photographs relating to jubilee 1960- WDSO 42/24/7/41 1st Kendal (YWCA) scrapbook year of 1960, and YWCA centenary. 1963 1st Kendal and 4th Kendal (High School) in 1st Kendal (YWCA) WDSO 42/24/7/42 camp at Trefoil Camp Site, Gogar, near Aug 1961 photograph album Edinburgh 1st Kendal (YWCA) Summer Camp at Foxlease, Lyndhurst, WDSO 42/24/7/43 1962 photograph album Hampshire 1st Kendal (YWCA) 1st Kendal and 4th Kendal (High School) in WDSO 42/24/7/44 Aug 1963 photograph album camp at Lorne, Craigavad, near Belfast WDSO 42/24/7/45 1st Kendal (YWCA) scrapbook 1964 WDSO 42/24/7/46 1st Kendal (YWCA) scrapbook Golden Jubilee Year 1965 1st Kendal (YWCA) 75th WDSO 42/24/7/47 1985 anniversary scrapbook 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) 1915- WDSO 42/24/8/1 Company log book 1918 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Jan-Dec WDSO 42/24/8/2 Company log book 1919 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Jan-Dec WDSO 42/24/8/3 Company log book 1920 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Jan 1921- WDSO 42/24/8/4 Company log book May 1922 May 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) WDSO 42/24/8/5 1922-May Company log book 1924 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Company log book of patrol WDSO 42/24/8/6 Aug 1922 leaders camp at Prestatyn, North Wales 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) 1921- WDSO 42/24/8/7 Company songs and poems 1923 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) 1966- WDSO 42/24/8/8 Company swimming Pasted into a volume 1981 certificates 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) Includes postcard and autograph of ballerina 1921- WDSO 42/24/8/9 Company scrapbook Anna Pavlova, 1921 1970s undated 2nd Kendal (Parish Church) WDSO 42/24/8/10 History of the Guide Movement [20th Company scrapbook century] 4th Kendal Girl Guides 1980- WDSO 42/24/9/1 scrapbook 1985 4th Kendal Girl Guides 1983- WDSO 42/24/9/2 scrapbook 1988 4th Kendal Girl Guides 1989- WDSO 42/24/9/3 scrapbook 1990 6th Kendal Guides photographs 1984- WDSO 42/24/10/1 Loose sheets of activities 1992 Certificate of registration that 7th Kendal (YWCA) Company Re-registered 3rd Kendal YWCA 15 Jan 29 Apr WDSO 42/24/11/1 is duly registered at 1981 1932 Headquarters 1957- WDSO 42/24/11/2 7th Kendal (YWCA) log book 1963 1964- WDSO 42/24/11/3 7th Kendal (YWCA) log book 1968 1968- WDSO 42/24/11/4 7th Kendal (YWCA) log book 1972 Mary Wakefield Westmorland Festival certificate of merit to WDSO 42/24/11/5 For 1st place in junior choir (unison) 1938 7th Kendal Company Girl Guides 7th Kendal guides - photograph of Joan Mark and Audrey Plint, WDSO 42/24/11/6 1948 Westmorland's first Queen's Guides Photograph of Mary Nelson of WDSO 42/24/11/7 Kingfisher Patrol, 7th Kendal Queen's Guide, 1950 1950 Guides A Short History of Guiding by WDSO 42/24/11/8 1978 Blue Tit patrol 8th Kendal (Methodist) 1969- WDSO 42/24/12/1 Company record book 1984 8th Kendal (Methodist) Jan 1982- WDSO 42/24/12/2 Company patrol leaders Apr 1986 minutes 8th Kendal (Methodist) 1973- WDSO 42/24/12/3 Company photograph album 1983 undated 8th Kendal (Methodist) WDSO 42/24/12/4 [1970s- Company photograph album 1990s] 8th Kendal (Methodist) WDSO 42/24/12/5 With index 1980s Company slides 9th Kendal (Dean Gibson) Jul 1985- WDSO 42/24/13/1 guides log book Dec 1990 Certificate of registration that 9th Kendal (Dean Gibson) 2 Nov WDSO 42/24/13/2 Guide Unit is duly registered 2007 with Girlguiding UK 5th Kendal Company (Ranger Contains names of guides, badges won, 1924- WDSO 42/24/14/1 Guides) record book employment 1927 5th Kendal Company (Rangers) 1924- WDSO 42/24/14/2 parade programmes 1932 Certificate of registration that 8th Kendal (YWCA) Ranger 27 Oct WDSO 42/24/14/3 Company is duly registered at 1933 Headquarters 1977- WDSO 42/24/14/4 Kendal Rangers activities book 1979 Jan-Jul WDSO 42/24/14/5 Kendal Rangers minute book 1986 For Christmas weekends at the Kendal Rangers weekend camp 1986- WDSO 42/24/14/6 Centre, Dent, 1986 and 1987; Rydal Hall, programmes 1988 Jun 1988 WDSO 42/24/14/7 Kendal Rangers magazine Compiled as part of a Ranger Challenge circa 1987 1987- WDSO 42/24/14/8 Kendal Rangers programmes 1994 Oct 1992- WDSO 42/24/14/9 Kendal Rangers log book Feb 1993 Certificate of registration that WDSO Kendal Ranger Senior Section 25 Sep 42/24/14/10 Unit is duly registered with the 2002 Guide Association WDSO Kendal Rangers activities, 2002- 42/24/14/11 programmes and reports 2006 Photograph and newspaper cuttings of Kendal Rangers undated WDSO Joan Thompson and Marjorie [circa 42/24/14/12 Stephenson winning Duke of 1960s] Edinburgh Award medals 1st Kirkby Lonsdale Company 1925- WDSO 42/25/1/1 record book 1933 1st Kirkby Lonsdale Company 1941- WDSO 42/25/1/2 register 1943 Belonging to Joan Kirkpatrick. Includes 1st Kirkby Lonsdale Company planning programmes, camp fire sessions, WDSO 42/25/1/3 1940s camp planning book company management, report of Lowther Castle camp 1948. 2nd Kirkby Lonsdale (Queen 1937- WDSO 42/25/2/1 Elizabeth School) Company 1941 record book 2nd Kirkby Lonsdale (Queen 1939- WDSO 42/25/2/2 Elizabeth School) Company 1942 record book 2nd Kirkby Lonsdale (Queen 1938- WDSO 42/25/2/3 Elizabeth School) Company 1942 register 2nd Kirkby Lonsdale (Oakfield Includes numbers in company, proficiency WDSO 42/25/2/4 School) Company report, with Oct 1958 badges won, work done covering letter 3rd Kirkby Lonsdale (South Containing names of evacuees from South 1937- WDSO 42/25/3/1 Shields) Company record book Shields [?] 1947 Certificates (2) of good service, Girl Guides Association, Westmorland 1949 and Photographs and certificates Cumbria South 1982 (with photograph 1949- WDSO 42/25/4/1 relating to Dorothy Sargeant, 1982); also certificate of appreciation of 64 1994 Kirkby Lonsdale Guides years membership of Women's Institute 1994, and photograph of subject in armchair, undated Papers relating to 40th Including ticket for a Grand Whist Drive, WDSO 42/25/4/2 anniversary of Kirkby Lonsdale note on the whist drive, various receipts for Oct 1950 Guides refreshments 1st Milnthorpe Girl Guide Jan 1973- WDSO 42/26/1/1 Company log book May 1977 Roll of the 1st Morland Girl With transcripts of extracts from various log 1922- WDSO 42/27/1/1 Guides [transcript] book, minutes, etc. 1995 Order of Service to mark 50th anniversary of the founding of WDSO 42/27/1/2 Held at Morland, St Laurence Parish Apr 1973 the 1st Morland Company Girl Guides 1st North Lunesdale Rangers Jan 1936- WDSO 42/28/1/1 log book Jun 1939 1st North Lunesdale Rangers Sep 1937- WDSO 42/28/1/2 council minute book Aug 1939 Invite to 1st Sawrey Company to attend Westmorland County 2 Nov WDSO 42/29/1/1 Speaker: The Lady Baden-Powell Girl Guides annual meeting in 1949 Kendal Town Hall 1949- WDSO 42/29/1/2 1st Sawrey Company receipts With balance sheets for 1950 & 1951 1951 1st Sawrey Company account 1949- WDSO 42/29/1/3 book 1953 1st Sawrey Company 1949- WDSO 42/29/1/4 Including correspondence relating to camps correspondence 1953 Company suspended in December 1952 1950- WDSO 42/29/1/5 1st Sawrey Company register because of lack of numbers 1952 Nov 1st Sawrey Company, Poppy WDSO 42/29/1/6 1951-Dec Patrol attendance register 1952 1st Sawrey Company, Forget- Nov WDSO 42/29/1/7 me-not patrol attendance 1951-Dec register 1952 1st Sawrey Company 1951- WDSO 42/29/1/8 proficiency badge certificates 1952 Nov WDSO 42/29/1/9 1st Sawrey Company funds 1951-Nov 1953 1st Sawrey Company camp For camps at Waddow Hall, Clitheroe, WDSO 42/29/1/10 1952 forms Foxlease, and High Fell Gate Farm undated 1st Sawrey Company books WDSO 42/29/1/11 [early and uniform price lists 1950s] undated 1st Sawrey Company book of WDSO 42/29/1/12 [early songs 1950s] undated WDSO 42/29/1/13 1st Sawrey Company books list [early 1950s] History of the Girl Guides - WDSO 42/30/1/1 scrapbook compiled by 1st 1951 Tebay Brownies 1982- WDSO 42/30/1/2 1st Tebay Brownies scrapbook 1985 1985- WDSO 42/30/1/3 1st Tebay Brownies scrapbook 1988 1988- WDSO 42/30/1/4 1st Tebay Brownies scrapbook 1989 undated 1st Tebay Brownies prayer WDSO 42/30/1/5 [circa book 1980s] 3rd Ulverston Guides camp log Camps at La Bailloterie, Guernsey, 1965; 1965- WDSO 42/31/1/1 book High Cayton Farm, South Stainley, 1966 1966 Certificate of registration that 1st Underbarrow Brownie Pack 20 Feb WDSO 42/32/1/1 is duly registered at 1961 Headquarters 2nd Windermere Brownies 1955- WDSO 42/33/1/1 photograph album 1957 2nd Windermere Brownies WDSO 42/33/1/2 1978 photograph album 2nd Windermere Brownies WDSO 42/33/1/3 1985 photograph album 2nd Windermere Brownies 1992- WDSO 42/33/1/4 photograph album 1996 Papers regarding 2nd Windermere Brownies entry WDSO 42/33/1/5 1989 into 1989 Mary Wakefield Westmorland Festival Photograph of 2nd Windermere WDSO 42/33/1/6 Brownies with Mary Wakefield With said certificate May 1991 Festival Certificate of Merit Certificate of registration that 1st Windermere Company is duly registered at 1st Windermere Company Headquarters, Apr 1918; camper's season 1918- WDSO 42/33/2/1 registration certificates, permit of Mrs Evans, 1948; Girl Guides 1949 warrants and permits warrant of Mrs Hiley of 1st Windermere Company, Nov 1949. Mar 1st Windermere Company log WDSO 42/33/2/2 1918-Jul book 1924 1st Windermere Company log Feb 1930- WDSO 42/33/2/4 book Oct 1934 May 1st Windermere Company log WDSO 42/33/2/5 1936-Jun book 1947 1st Windermere Company log Oct 1949- WDSO 42/33/2/6 book May 1951 1st Windermere Company log Sep 1956- WDSO 42/33/2/7 book Oct 1958 1st Windermere Company Book contains descriptions of wildlife, WDSO 42/33/2/8 1921 nature log book drawings of flowers, and pressed flowers. Aug 1st Windermere Company WDSO 42/33/2/9 1955-Jun camp log book 1962 1st Windermere Company WDSO 42/33/2/10 1960 golden jubilee camp log book 1st Windermere Company 1941- WDSO 42/33/2/11 record book 1951 1st Windermere Company 1951- WDSO 42/33/2/12 record book 1958 1st Windermere Company 1958- WDSO 42/33/2/13 record book 1966 1st Windermere Company girl 1950- WDSO 42/33/2/14 guide company roll and 1950-1967, 1970-1973 1973 subscription books 1st Windermere Company Apr 1918- WDSO 42/33/2/15 court of honour minute book Jun 1922 1st Windermere Company Jun 1922- WDSO 42/33/2/16 court of honour minute book May 1936 1st Windermere Company Jun 1936- WDSO 42/33/2/17 court of honour minute book Sep 1945 1st Windermere Company Oct 1945- WDSO 42/33/2/18 court of honour minute book Jan 1961 1st Windermere Company Sep 1961- WDSO 42/33/2/19 court of honour minute book Jun 1965 1st Windermere Company Oct 1968- WDSO 42/33/2/20 patrol leaders meetings minute Oct 1985 book 'Brain-waves of the 1st 1919- WDSO 42/33/2/21 Windermere Company' Containing poems, drawings, jokes, etc. 1925 newsletters Photograph of 1st Windermere WDSO 42/33/2/22 Company Girl Guides Fancy Jan 1938 Dress Revel Showing Gwen Hall, Florence Blenkhorn, undated Photograph of 1st Windermere Mollie Hallam, Elsie Smeddles, J WDSO 42/33/2/23 [circa Company patrol leaders Brownlow (captain), Maudie Smith, and 1920s?] Rita Smith. undated 1st Windermere Company Amy Campbell; copy of group photograph, WDSO 42/33/2/24 [circa photographs circa 1920 [endorsed with some names] 1920s] undated 1st Windermere Company WDSO 42/33/2/25 Compiled by Elizabeth Bateman [circa scrapbook - history of guiding 1960s] Mary Wakefield Westmorland WDSO 42/33/2/26 Festival certificate of merit to First, junior class undated 1st Windermere Girl Guides Volume of songs and games for undated Brownies belonging to Joy WDSO 42/33/2/27 [circa Brownlow of 1st Windermere 1930s] Guide Company Photocopy of letter from With copy of a Peter Rabbit illustration and Beatrix Potter to Miss Joy 1929- WDSO 42/33/2/28 message to Miss Brownlow and the Guides, Brownlow ("Brownie"), Aug 1943 Christmas 1929. 1943 Photograph of 1st Windermere undated WDSO 42/33/2/29 Guide Company 21st [circa anniversary gathering 1940s] 4th Windermere (Calgarth) Girl Jul 1925- WDSO 42/33/3/1 Guides and Brownies log book Jun 1950 Includes notes on history of Ethel Hedley hospital; letters to Miss Coward from former patients/pupils; programmes for Papers of Eva Coward, teacher 1930- WDSO 42/33/3/2 sports days, 1963 & 1967; Report on the at Ethel Hedley hospital school 1967 First Ten Years' Work 1920-1930; loose pages from log book 1962-1967 [restricted access - contains medical information]. Photographs of 4th Windermere (Calgarth) guides 1950s- WDSO 42/33/3/3 and brownies at Ethel Hedley 1960s Hospital 'Guiding Story from the Ethel Hedley Orthopaedic Hospital Manuscript; information taken from the log WDSO 42/33/3/4 Jun 2003 from 1920-1950' by Marjorie book (see WDSO 42/33/3/1). Stevenson 5th Windermere Company log Oct 1931- WDSO 42/33/4/1 book Nov 1932 Nov 5th Windermere Company log Includes account of visit to '' at WDSO 42/33/4/2 1932-Jan book Adelboden, Switzerland, Jan 1937 1937 Warrant for Miss K Scott of 5th 13 Jan WDSO 42/33/4/3 Windermere Company to act as Cancelled Nov 1933 1932 lieutenant acting captain WDSO 42/33/4/4 Kit lists for guide camps 1933 5th Windermere Company 1934- WDSO 42/33/4/5 balance sheets 1935 5th Windermere (St Martin's) 1957 & WDSO 42/33/4/6 Company registration 1974 certificates undated Photographs of guides of 5th Includes postcard from a guide at Waddow WDSO 42/33/4/7 [circa Windermere Company Hall 1930s] Nov 1st Windermere Sea Rangers WDSO 42/33/5/1 1947-Dec log book 1950 Includes correspondence with the 1st Windermere Sea Rangers Oct 1959- WDSO 42/33/5/2 commanding officer of HMS Troubridge log book Oct 1962 regarding naming of dinghy Includes a Christmas card from crew of Mar 1st Windermere Sea Rangers HMS Troubridge; photograph of flag officer WDSO 42/33/5/3 1964-May log book and crew stirring the ship's Christmas 1966 pudding, 1964. Photograph of Sea Ranger Ship WDSO 42/33/5/4 With invite to the launch Jun 1961 Troubridge launch Photographs of Sea Ranger WDSO 42/33/5/5 Ship Troubridge sailing dinghy Jun 1961 launch Windermere Sea Rangers log WDSO 42/33/5/6 Jul 1967 book of trip to Holland Windermere Sea Rangers log Jul-Aug WDSO 42/33/5/7 books of trip to Holland 1971 2nd Windermere Company May WDSO 42/33/5/8 senior guides (Rangers) log Gap between 1923 and 1943 1919-Feb book 1943 2nd Windermere Rangers, Feb 1924- WDSO 42/33/5/9 Marguerite patrol log book Oct 1934 Includes rally at Lowther Park, 1920; Appleby Rally, 1922; camping at Warcop, 2nd Windermere Company 1922; visit to Grange and , 1919- WDSO 42/33/5/10 Ranger Guides photograph 1924; unveiling of Windermere War 1930 album Memorial, 1924; guiders' camp at Calgarth Farm, 1925. Windermere 'Ancient Mariners' Includes humorous drawings, drawings of WDSO 42/33/5/11 log book for trip to 'Our Chalet' 1933 birds seen, drawings of towns visited. in Switzerland Photographs of Windermere WDSO 42/33/5/12 'Ancient Mariners' visit to With some Ranger Guides named 1933 Switzerland Photograph album of WDSO 42/33/5/13 Windermere Ranger Guide 1920 camp at Warcop Windermere Rangers minute Sep 1975- WDSO 42/33/5/14 book Sep 1978 Correspondence between Mrs Hayes and Mr McInnes regarding a Ranger Guide WDSO 42/33/5/15 Sep 1976 Movement Diamond Jubilee floral display on the Promenade at Bowness Windermere Trefoil Guild Dec 1949- WDSO 42/33/6/1 minute book Sep 1957 Windermere Trefoil Guild Sep 1957- WDSO 42/33/6/2 minute book Mar 1965 Windermere Trefoil Guild Apr 1965- WDSO 42/33/6/3 minute book May 1974 Windermere Trefoil Guild Jun 1974- WDSO 42/33/6/4 minute book Dec 1977 Windermere Trefoil Guild 1979- WDSO 42/33/6/5 minutes and correspondence 1984 Windermere Trefoil Guild Feb 1985- WDSO 42/33/6/6 committee meeting minutes Jan 1988 Windermere Trefoil Guild Feb-Dec WDSO 42/33/6/7 committee meeting minutes 1988 Windermere Trefoil Guild Feb 1989- WDSO 42/33/6/8 committee meeting minutes Dec 1990 Includes programme for Trefoil Guild 5th National Conference, 1958; the Trefoil song; order of service for thanksgiving and celebration at to mark forty years of the Trefoil Guild, Apr 1983; Windermere Trefoil Guild - order of service for Girl Guides Association 1958- WDSO 42/33/6/9 miscellaneous papers and 75th anniversary thanksgiving, Guild Hall, 1985 photographs Preston, Oct 1985; photographs of Guild events; songs for Cumbria South Trefoil gathering, Jun 1985; postcard to Windermere Trefoil Guild from Cumbria South Girl Guide expedition to Nepal, 1982. Windermere Trefoil Guild Includes correpondence, cards from WDSO 42/33/6/10 1974 Silver Jubilee Dinner papers wellwishers, list of invitations sent Windermere Trefoil Guild - WDSO 42/33/6/11 circulars regarding Olave 1985 Centre Special Appeal Windermere Trefoil Guild WDSO 42/33/6/12 Golden and Ruby jubilees 1988 jubilee papers Girl Guide songs, collected by Mostly manuscript, with some printed 1922- WDSO 42/34/1 Mabel Moore cuttings 1929 Winifred Tomlinson's camper's With test paper, letter of recommendation WDSO 42/34/3 1924 license and certificate Attended by Appleby, Warcop, Kirkby Details of the programme of a Thore, Crosby Ravensworth, Lowther, WDSO 42/34/4 rally to be held at Helbeck 1920s Morland, Clifton, Asby and Stainmore Hall, Brough Companies Possibly Dalegarth camp. Lists birds seen, The Nature Log Book of the trees seen, flowers seen, and description of WDSO 42/34/5 Sep 1929 Buzzard Patrol 'colonists' [families who left cities to live off the land]. The log book includes an entry from H B Heelis [Beatrix Potter] regarding the camp Aug 1940, and a letter from H B Heelis Log book of Guide camps at [Beatrix Potter] to Miss Brownlow June 1940- WDSO 42/34/6 Sawrey 1943 regarding a fancy dress parade by the 1948 guides in her honour. Also, drawings and illustrations by guides, and photographs. With notes by Susan Benson about the log book with transcript of the entry and letter by H B Heelis. List of guides of unnamed 1942- WDSO 42/34/7 guide company 1974 Guest book for unidentified 1943- WDSO 42/34/8 guide company and events 1956 Fleetwood Guide units Arnside 1945- WDSO 42/34/9 With covering letter training camp log book 1949 Westmorland County Cadet 15 Sep WDSO 42/34/10 Company certificate 1947 Camp record cards of Kathleen 1948- WDSO 42/34/11 Gives date of camp, place, notes Ingram 1958 Miscellaneous certificates and 1948- WDSO 42/34/12 warrants for guides from areas 1971 other than Westmorland 'They Were Prepared - The Printed booklet describing work carried out WDSO 42/34/13 Guide International Service, 1950 in Greece, Holland, Malaya, and Germany 1942-1950' WDSO 42/34/14 'Thirteenth World Conference' Printed booklet 1950 Christmas card from Olave Printed card showing images of Hampton WDSO 42/34/15 Dec 1954 Baden-Powell Court Palace Printed booklet detailing history of WDSO 42/34/16 'Foxlease' 1955 Foxlease, the home of guiding Guider's Record Book Lists warrants held, qualifications gained, 1964- WDSO 42/34/17 belonging to Beryl Seed training attended 1982 N P Scott's project on India for Contains newspaper cuttings, photographs, WDSO 42/34/18 Commonwealth Knowledge 1964 descriptions of India Badge 1963/64 'To What Extent did World War II Have an Impact on the WDSO 42/34/19 A Level History personal study 1995 Girl Guide Association?' by Rachel Mansley Report on trip to Irkutsk, WDSO 42/34/20 Russia, 1998 by Rebecca 1998 Myers Report on Girlguiding UK trip WDSO 42/34/21 to Mexico by Caroline 2004 Gunningham Girl Guides Test Cards for undated WDSO 42/34/22 Barbara Hughes and Janice [circa Miller 1960s] undated Brownies stories and plays for WDSO 42/34/23 Manuscript [circa unnamed pack 1930s] undated Book of cuttings relating to WDSO 42/34/24 [circa duties of a Girl Guide 1940s] Memories of camping with undated WDSO 42/34/25 guides on Beatrix Potter's farm Typescript, 1 sheet [circa in the 1940s 1970s] undated 'A Camper's Prayer', 'If&for guides', 'Lend a WDSO 42/34/26 Poems and mottos [circa Hand', and 'Be Prepared'. 1940s] undated 'Foxlease: the Home of WDSO 42/34/27 [circa Guiding' 1920s] Embroidered Girl Guide WDSO 42/34/28 undated badges Including guides at Kendal County Hall Photographs of various guides with message of friendship; various rallies; 1920s- WDSO 42/34/29/1 and companies [most tree planting ceremony with Miss Reed, the 1960s unidentified] mayor; brownie pack holiday in Eskdale, 1932 [copy]. Photographs from Joy Mostly unidentified, a few photographs 1920s- WDSO 42/34/29/2 "Brownie" Brownlow of guides with names on reverse 1940s at various camps Photographs of unnamed guide 1930s & WDSO 42/34/29/3 companies 1980s Including guides at Kendal Castle releasing pigeons, chief guide Miss Dobson at Ethel Photographs of guides and Hedley hospital in 1943, rally at Broughton WDSO 42/34/29/4 1940s rallies [most unidentified] in 1943, collecting waste paper at Coniston in 1940, guides gathering wood, hips, and sphagnum moss, 1941-1942. Photographs of international WDSO 42/34/29/5 With names Sep 1949 guides at unidentified location Including unidentified Ranger guides at White City rally in 1950; group of Photographs of various unidentified commissioners [?]; unidentified 1950s- WDSO 42/34/29/6 unidentified guides guides with flag standard; unidentified 1980s Rangers and Rover scouts at ; county service at Kendal parish chuch. Guide with Dr Toothill; two guides Photographs of unnamed receiving certificates and badges; group of WDSO 42/34/29/7 1960s guides Scottish Rangers and overseas guests at Birkdale, 1962. Photographs of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell; H.R.H Princess undated WDSO 42/34/29/8 Mary; unidentified guide [circa leader; group of guides from 1920s] unidentified company undated Photograph album of family Includes photograph of a bi-plane G-E- [circa WDSO 42/34/29/9 members and holidays in Lake AVR on beach. Photographs unrelated to 1920s- District girl guides. 1930s] Photographs of unidentified undated WDSO guides in fancy dress costumes [circa 42/34/29/10 while at camp 1920s] Photograph album of Joy Includes photographs of guides helping in undated WDSO Brownlow relating to Guide Europe after Second World War, including [circa 42/34/29/11 International Service photographs of guides in van with sleeping 1945] quarters, guides in air raid shelter, bombed houses, and soldiers. undated WDSO Photograph album of brownies [circa 42/34/29/12 activities and events 1980s] 1953- WDSO 51/1/3 Minute book Committee meetings and AGMs 1954 1954- WDSO 51/1/4 Minute book Committee meetings and AGMs 1957 1957- WDSO 51/1/5 Minutes 1969 1970- WDSO 51/1/6 Minutes 1983 One copy is annotated with pencil making WDSO 51/1/7 Articles of Association 1961 changes for a Barrow branch 1936- WDSO 51/1/8 Trials results and information 1948 1951- WDSO 51/1/9 Awards book 1986 1960- WDSO 51/1/10 Awards book 1972 Copy letter from R Hobro, club captain, to club stewards, With statement from the joint clerk of the WDSO 51/5/9 Mar 1961 protesting results of the Spring course regarding the same Rally Solo Sporting Trial, 1951; Sporty Boys' 1951 & WDSO 51/5/10 Certificates of J Studholme Trial, 1954. 1954 Includes: Passenger Diversions over the Cumbrian Railways Carlisle Goods Lines, Retionalisation and WDSO 108/9/14 Association journal: Vol 13, Feb 2021 Resignalling of the WCML, Carlisle in No. 9 August 1905, Penrith Railway Miscellany. Includes: Rail Motor Car Cumbrian Railways and Trailer, Locomotives shipped along WDSO 108/9/15 Association journal: Vol 13, Carlisle Canal, Seascale Water Tank, The May 2021 No.10 Photographs of Tom Heavyside, London Road Goods Station. Includes: A Life on the Railway; New Cumbrian Railways Display Boards at Workington; Preston WDSO 108/9/16 Association journal: Vol 13, Aug 2021 Control in the 1960s; From Barrow Island No.11 to New South Wales. Jan 1961- WDSO 117/2/5/19 Index to minutes Dec 1965 WDSO 'Report of the National Forest 1935 117/2/6/1/2/13 Park Committee (Ardgarten)' WDSO 1945- Miscellaneous papers Regarding Hardknott and Black Hall 117/2/6/2/3/9 1954 Papers relating to supergrid WDSO 1955- (275 KV system), pylons, and 117/2/6/11/7 1956 Belmont Moors, Lancashire WDSO 1946- Ennerdale Lake water scheme Corresondence, newspaper cuttings, etc. 117/2/6/26/7 1954 Including correspondence relating to a car park area on Borrowdale Road, 1961; the Manchester Corporation Road on west side WDSO Correspondence relating to of Thirlmere, 1962; tree stumps along 1957- 117/2/6/35/6 miscellaneous road schemes Howtown Road, 1962; Clappersgate 1965 improvements (A593), 1963; west coast road route, 1963; realignment of A685 road, Borrow Beck, 1965. WDSO Papers relating to Windermere 1954- 117/2/6/56/11 shore footpaths 1955 WDSO Papers relating to Whitbeck 1953 117/2/6/57/34 footpaths Kendal Flood Risk Management Scheme watching WDSO 185/93 May 2020 brief L11281, paper and digital archive Woundale Hydro Project, Troutbeck, watching brief WDSO 185/94 Nov 2020 L11240, paper and digital archive Sep 2000- WDSO 322/2/3 Minute book Jul 2015 Jun 2007- WDSO 322/3/2 Minutes Jun 2019 Archaeological Building Recording: Castle Dairy, WDSO 338/8 2010 Wildman Street, Kendal [G1138] Archaeological Building Recording: the Mint Cake WDSO 338/9 2014 Works, Cross Lane, Kendal [G1257] Archaeological Building WDSO 338/10 Recording: fomer workshop, 2018 Church Hill, Arnside [G1382] 1934- WDSO 341/8 Cash book 1937 May WDSO 341/9 Account book 1958- Sep1971 Chris Jesty working papers for Consists of photocopies of pages from undated revised edition of Pictorial WDSO 373/27/1 original book with Chris Jesty's revisions on [21st Guide book 6 The North overlaid tracing paper century] Western Fells Chris Jesty working papers for Consists of photocopies of pages from undated revised edition of Pictorial WDSO 373/27/2 original book with Chris Jesty's revisions on [21st Guide book 7 The Western overlaid tracing paper century] Fells Chris Jesty working papers for Consists of photocopies of pages from undated WDSO 373/27/3 revised edition of The Outlying original book with Chris Jesty's revisions on [21st Fells of Lakeland overlaid tracing paper century] Chris Jesty working papers for Consists of photocopies of pages from undated WDSO 373/27/4 revised edition of A Coast to original book with Chris Jesty's revisions on [21st Coast Walk overlaid tracing paper century] Chris Jesty working papers for Consists of photocopies of pages from undated WDSO 373/27/5 revised edition of original book with Chris Jesty's revisions on [21st Companion overlaid tracing paper century] Containing photographs of Inner Wheel Club of Windermere at Windermere Air Show, 2009; walk, 2009; trip to 2009- WDSO 398/6/1 Photograph album Midland Hotel, Morecambe, 2009; visit to 2011 Mayor's Parlour, Kendal Town Hall; other lunches and events. With some newspaper cuttings. Certificate of admission of Inner Wheel Club of 14 Oct WDSO 398/7/1 Windermere in district 19 to 1963 the Association of Inner Wheel Clubs Certificate presented to the Inner Wheel Club of 28 Apr WDSO 398/7/2 Windermere on the occasion of 2014 their golden jubilee With name bars of presidents and years 1964- WDSO 398/7/3 Badges of office served. 2018 Cumbria Vernacular Buildings WDSO 404/2/1 Newsletter number 5: Winter 2014 2014 Group (CVBG) newsletter Cumbria Vernacular Buildings WDSO 404/2/9 Newsletter number 30: Winter 2020 2020 Group (CVBG) newletter Cumbria Vernacular Buildings WDSO 404/2/10 Newsletter number 31: Spring 2021 2021 Group (CVBG) newsletter Cumbria Vernacular Buildings WDSO 404/2/11 Newsletter number 32: Summer 2021 2021 Group (CVBG) newsletter Cumbria Vernacular Buildings WDSO 404/3/2 Group (CVBG) occasional 'Barns of Cumbria' Dec 2020 paper number 3 The Green, Flookburgh, Grange-over-Sands, Historic WDSO 416/2 Feb 2021 Building Recording Report EH108/01 Grayrigg Hall, Grayrigg, WDSO 416/3 Kendal, Historic Building Feb 2021 Recording Report EH111/01 1. William Wilson of Kirkland, Kendal, gentleman ¶2. William Castlehow of Natland, mason ¶Premises: all that customary messuage now in two dwellings with gardens belogning in Natland, late 3 Aug WDX 205/1 Conveyance estate of Edward Wilson, deceased, father 1781 of William Wilson, holden of Elizabeth Gardner, widow, lady of manor and now in possession of William Wilson, of yearly customary rent of 1s 4d. ¶Covenants: William Castlehow to repair all fences between his land and that of William Wilson; to have ladder room in parrock at east end of messuage for repairs. ¶Consideration: £30. ¶Witnesses: Edward Shipphard, James Wilson. by James Wilson (steward of manor of Natland for William Gardner, lord of manor) of William Castlehow to two dwelling houses and two gardens with 11 Mar WDX 205/2 Admittance appurtenances in Natland, upon death of 1784 Elizabeth Gardner, widow, last general admitting lady, of yearly customary rent of 1s 4d. ¶Fine: £3 by James Wilson (steward of manor of Natland for William Gardner, lord of manor) of John Atkinson to one messuage, one garden, and one orchard, with 11 Mar WDX 205/3 Admittance appurtenances, in Natland, formerly in 1784 possession of Christopher Redman, deceased, who devised it to John Atkinson, of yearly customary rent of 3s 5d. ¶Fine: £2 17s 6d. by James Wilson (steward of manor of Natland for George Clayton, gentleman, lord of manor) of of William Castlehow to one messuage, one garden, and one orchard, 10 Sep WDX 205/4 Admittance with appurtenances in Natland, formerly in 1789 possession of Christopher Redman, upon death of William Gardner, esquire, last general admitting lord, of yearly customary rent of 3s 5d. ¶Fine: £3 10s. 1. Edward Shipphard of Natland, gentleman, lord of manor of Natland ¶2. William Castlehow of Natland, waller, customary tenant of manor of Natland ¶Premises: all that messuage with orchard Enfranchisement (by lease and and garden of yearly customary rent of 3s 3-4 Dec WDX 205/5-6 release) 9d and all that other messuage with orchard 1790 and garden of yearly customary rent of 1s 4d, both in Natland, together with yearly rents and all fines, heriots, boons, suits, etc. ¶Consideration: £47 11s ¶Witnesses: Robert Harrison, William Richardson. Bequests: to brother James Castlehow, all messuages and lands in Natland and other goods and chattels, having paid all debts and expenses: to sister Mary Leece, one Will of William Castlehow of 16 Jul WDX 205/7 guinea; to sister Jane Castlehow, £5; to Natland, waller 1792 sister Ann Mathinson, £10; to sister Margaret Moon, £10. ¶Executor: James Castlehow, brother. ¶Witnesses: William Richardson, Richard Brewer. 1. William Bainbridge of Natland ¶ Christopher Garnett of Low Sizergh, yeoman (trustees appointed in will of James Castlehow of Natland, deceased, yeoman) ¶2. Peter Moon of Lyth in , yeoman ¶3. Edward Wilson Scott of Kendal, gentleman ¶Recitals: will of James Castlehow, deceased, made 3 January 1821, in which all rents and profits from messuages and lands in Natland were devised to wife Agnes Castlehow for life; premises to be sold sold by William Bainbridge and Christopher Garnett on her 26 Mar WDX 205/8 Feoffment death; will proved in consistory court of 1840 Lancaster, 12 June 1824; death of Agnes Castlehow, 14 December 1839. ¶Premises: all that messuage with orchard and garden of yearly customary rent of 3s 9d and all that other messuage with orchard and garden of yearly customary rent of 1s 4d, both in Natland, together with yearly rents and all fines, heriots, boons, suits, etc., with following limitation: if estate determines during life time of Peter Moon then falls to the use of Edward Wilson in trust for Peter Moon Circular letter [printed] from Apprising them of assessment upon them John Watson, tithe for their share in charges of obtaining Tithe 28 May WDX 205/9 commissioner, Kendal, to Peter Commutation Act for Kendal, i.e. 3s, to be 1841 Moon and S Thistlethwaite, paid unto Messrs Wakefield and Crewdson occupier, Natland and Company, bankers for 3s received from Mr Peter Moon of Receipt of J Bousfield for Natland for his proportion of charges of 19 Jun WDX 205/10 Wakefield, Crewdson and obtaining Tithe Commutation Act for 1841 Company, bankers Kendal. for four cottages at Natland, let to Mrs Succession of duty account of Mullard, Richard Tyson, William Carradice, Margaret Moon of Dale and John Bird; succession derived from will 31 Dec WDX 205/11 Cottage, Lyth, on death of Ann of Thomas Moon made 24 January 1870 1885 Moon, 13 June 1885 with codicil made 5 March 1870; receipted for duty 27 February 1886. Letter from Thomas Moore, acknowledging receipt of cheque and offer 17 Apr WDX 205/12 Winster, Windermere, to Mr to buy property, which is accepted; 1891 [Addison] Swinglehurst possession will be given on 12 May. 1. Margaret Wilkinson, wife of Isaac Wilkinson of Finkelt Cottages, Ulverston, platelayer ¶2. Addison Swinglehurst of Helsington, gunpowder manufacturer ¶Recitals: will of Thomas Moon of Canny 21 Apr WDX 205/13 Conveyance Dale Cottage, Lyth, Heversham, 1891 stonemason, deceased, made 24 January 1870, devising all real estate, including that devised to him by his father, subject to trusts to the benefit of his stepmother, and sister Ann, to his wife; on death of stepmother, sister, and wife, devised to daughter Margaret Wilkinson, namely four freehold cottages at Natland; deaths of Thomas Moon on 5 August 1870, and Eleanor Moon, his wife on 28 June 1880, sister Ann on May 1884, and stepmother on 13 June 1885. ¶Premises: all that messuage with orchard and garden and all that other messuage with orchard and garden, both in Helm Lane, Natland ¶Consideration: £315. ¶Witness: H Dobson, solicitor, Kendal. ¶Addendum: memorandum of sale, 25 November 1955. ¶Endorsement: "this is the exhibit marked A referred to in the Statutory Declaration dated 23 for £3, received from Addison Swinglehurst esquire, Natland, cost of drawing up WDX 205/14 Receipt of H Dobson, solicitor Apr 1891 conveyance of four dwellinghouses at Natland. giving list of tenants and rents of four Letter from Thomas Moore, cottages at Natland; Mrs Mullardd £3 10s Lindeth, near Bowness on 15 May WDX 205/15 annually, William Green £4 annually, Windermere, to Addison 1891 Edward Tyson £4 10s annually, John Swinglehurst, Sedgwick Howson £5 5s annually. Certificate as to supply of water to two dwelling houses at 18 Jan WDX 205/16 Under Public Health (Water) Act 1878 Helmside, Natland, property of 1892 Addison Swinglehurst esquire by John Gascoigne Swinglehurst, of Roehampton Lane, London, as to identity of 23 Dec WDX 205/17 Statutory declaration Addison Swinglehurst, owner of four 1938 cottages in Helm Lane, Natland of conveyance made 25 November 1955, between John Gascoigne Swnglehurst and WDX 205/18 Memorandum James Armer and Dallas Armer his wife, of 1955 1 Helm Lane cottage, part of premises conveyed in conveyance of 21 Spril 1891. Deed relating to premises on WDX 211/1 west side of Stricklandgate, 1632 Kendal Probate and copy will of Daniel WDX 211/2 1891 Kilner, Kendal Letters from William Kilner in 1878- WDX 211/3 India and South Africa to his 1880 family in Kendal Requisition for birth certificate WDX 211/4 of Elizabeth Sedgwick under 1884 Education Act 1870 Genealogical notes and 19th-20th WDX 211/5 pedigrees of Kilner family century Folder of recipes of Elizabeth 19th WDX 211/6 Satterthwaite, , centruy Photographs of Kilner and WDX 211/7 circa 1870 Tyson families Miscellaneous newspaper 19th-20th WDX 211/8 cuttings century Reflexions and Maxims of WDX 211/9 1858 William Penn Kept in 'Renshaw's Diary and Almanack' 1872-1877, 1879-1917, adn T J & J Smith's 'Pocket Diary and Almanack' 1878 in Day books of John Caryston pencil. Recording receipts and payments for 1872- WDX 212/1-46 Webster, farming at Beetham animals bought and sold, payments for work 1917 Hall Farm, Milnthorpe on farm, rates, tolls, etc., giving details of work on the farm, observations on the weather, etc. Accounts of sales of wool at Northern Counties Wool Sales, 26 Nov Kendal (Whitwell, Hargreaves WDX 212/47-48 1902 & 7 and Company, Limited) on Feb 1903 behalf of Mr J C Webster, Beetham Hall Letter from Northern Counties Wool Sales, Albert Buildings, 3 Mar WDX 212/49 Kendal, to J C Webster, 1903 Beetham Hall, regarding wool sold on his behalf, 1898-1903 1. Edmond Guye of Soolbancke in Sedbergh, yeoman ¶ of Howgill, yeoman ¶ John Crowther of Marthwaite, yeoman ¶ Rowland Bland of Cawteley, yeoman ¶2. Richard Harrison of Beckhouses, Sedbergh, yeoman ¶Recital: conveyance, 25 September 1604. ¶1. John Fetherstonehalghe of Stannophall, Durham, esquire ¶ Raphe Fetherstonehalghe, son of John and Jane, his wife, ¶ Francis Fetherstonehalghe, another son of John ¶2. Edmond Guye, Henry Robinson, John Crowther and Rowland Bland - in trust for 29 Jan WDX 234/1 Feoffment tenants ¶Premises: moiety of manor of 1607 Sedbergh, with appurtenances, in several occupations of Laurence Shutleworth of Gawthropp, Lancashire, clerk, Henry Cowper of Sedbergh, gentleman, Roger Dawson of Kendal, gentleman, William Harrison, Richard Robinson, Richard Willan, Phillip Gawthropp, John Bland, Peter Davison, and Rowland Blande of Hill in Sedbergh, yeomen. ¶Premises: messuage and tenement with appurtenances at Gatehouse in Howgill, Sedbergh parish, of yearly rent of 6d - in pursuance of trust. ¶ 1. Edmond Guye of Soolbancke in Sedbergh, yeoman ¶ Henry Robinson of Howgill, yeoman ¶ John Crowther of Marthwaite, yeoman ¶ Rowland Bland of Cawteley, yeoman ¶2. Anne Holme of Gatehouse in Howgill, Sedbergh ¶Recitals: conveyance, 25 September 1604 ¶Recital: conveyance, 25 September 1604. ¶1. John Fetherstonehalghe of Stannophall, Durham, esquire ¶ Raphe Fetherstonehalghe, son of John and Jane, his wife, ¶ Francis Fetherstonehalghe, another son of John ¶2. Edmond Guye, Henry Robinson, John 12 Feb WDX 234/2 Feoffment Crowther and Rowland Bland - in trust for 1607 tenants ¶Premises: moiety of manor of Sedbergh, with appurtenances, in several occupations of Laurence Shutleworth of Gawthropp, Lancashire, clerk, Henry Cowper of Sedbergh, gentleman, Roger Dawson of Kendal, gentleman, William Harrison, Richard Robinson, Richard Willan, Phillip Gawthropp, John Bland, Peter Davison, and Rowland Blande of Hill in Sedbergh, yeomen. ¶Premises: messuage and tenement with appurtenances at Gatehouse in Howgill, Sedbergh, of yearly rent of Extracted from Chester Registry. Bequests: to Betty Kay, wife, leasehold cottage at top of Royton Fold now occupied by widow Haworth, and £10 and household goods; to William Kay, son, two cottages in Royton Fold occupied by Catharine Jackson and William Wilde, together with one seat in Royton chapel; to Thomas Kay, son, leasehold cottage in Chapel Lane, Royton, occupied by Thomas King, together with one seat in Royton chapel; to James Kay, son, two leasehold cottages in Chapel Lane, Copy will of Thomas Kay of Royton, occupied by James Mellow and 20 Apr WDX 234/3 Royton in parish of Prestwich Joseph Buckley, together withone seat in 1791 with Oldham, Lancashire Royton Chapel; to Ashton Kay, son, two freehold cottages with waste land or fold on easterly part thereof at Sandhole in Royton occupied by son, Ashton, together with one seat in Royton chapel; to Susannah, wife of Thomas Chadwick, freehold cottage at Sandhole in Royton occupied by Thomas Chadwick, together with one seat in Royton chapel; to Betty, daughter, wife of Benjamin Cooper of Sandy Lane, Royton, weaver, leasehold cottages in Chapel Lane, Royto Will made 1 June 1807, proved at Chester 20 November 1807. ¶Bequests: to David Walton and James Schofield both of New Road, Oldham, in trust; to give Mary Fitton, wife, £12 annually with discretion to add £8; John Fitton, son, house with appurtenances in New Road, also house in Bent Brow now occupied by John Holroyd, also stock in trade of leather, shoes, shop, tools; care and management of business to executors until Ann Fitton, daughter, is 21 years; to Betty Fitton, daughter, three Copy probate of will of cottages with appurtenances (two in New 13 May WDX 234/4 Benjamin Fitton of New Road, Road occupied by David Walton and 1813 Oldham, Lancashire Richard Holt, and one in Denton Lane occupied by John Lees); to son in law, Joseph Chadwick who married Hannah Fitton, daughter, three cottages with appurtenances (two at Horsedge in Oldham occupied by Joseph Chadwick and George Ashworth, and one at Bent Brow occupied by Samuel Hall); to Mary Fitton, daughter, three cottages with appurtenances (one occupied by James Schofield, New Road, one by George Hardman, Bent Brow, and one by James Seddon, New Road) Will made 7 September 1857 and proved at Carlisle 1 September 1858. ¶Bequests: to John Herd of Howgill, Sedbergh, and Probate of will of Richard William Atkinson of Kendal, shoemaker, 1 Sep WDX 234/5 Ward of Kendal, slate agent nephews, in trust for testator's sisters, Ann 1858 Herd and Jane Atkinson and then for all nephews and nieces. ¶Executors: John Herd and William Atkinson, nephews. Will made 25 Mar 1892, proved at Wakefield 4 July 1892. ¶Bequests: to trustees to give child of nephew, Francis Twisleton, £30; Thomas, Henry, Samuel and James Airey, nephews, £50 each; John Airey, nephew, £50; Edmund Airey, nephew, 1s; Edmond Herd, schoolmaster, Howgill, and Thomas Herd, farmer, Copy probate of will of John Howgill, nephews, £100 each; Edmund WDX 234/6 Herd of Howgill, Sedbergh, Herd, brother, messuage and estate called 4 Jul 1892 yeoman Gate House in Howgill, subject to payment of £1550 to trustees in trust for nephews and nieces (except those above mentioned). ¶Executors and trustees: Thomas Dover Farfield of Sedberg, woollen manufacturer, Edmund Herd of Howgill, schoolmaster, and John Herd of Gateside, Howgill, provision dealer, all nephews. ¶With covering letter, 12 January 1893. Deeds relating to house at Dent's Town, Dent, and several 1736- WDX 250/1 closes, also Low Rigg End, 1836 End, and Scow, all in Deepdale, Dent Containing headings for entries in commonplace book, formulae for writs, undated Commonplace book of [...] transcript of charter of Charles II to borough WDX 250/2 [circa Condor, attorney at law of Kendal, assessment of taxes for Barony 1696] of Kendal 1696, 20th century notes and transcripts, etc. Book containing diary of Frances Elizabeth Condor nee 1818- WDX 250/3 With recipes, 1841-1880s Boyce [in and around London] 1880s 1818-1826 Day book of Joseph Conder, With general farm accounts [of Joseph 1825- WDX 250/4 carpenter, Aldermanbury, City Conder of Old Town] 1851-1853 at back 1826 of London Housekeeping account books 1842- WDX 250/5 1842-1844, 1844-1845 of Frances Conder, Essex 1845 Farm account book of Thomas 1846- WDX 250/6 Boyce, New Place, Essex 1847 undated Mathematics copy book of WDX 250/7 [circa Edward Conder 1840s] Containing grass crop account with cost of 1832- WDX 250/8 Account book binding 1832-1837; haymakers' and 1844 mowers' wages accounts 1841-1844. 1845- WDX 250/9 Record of work done on farm 1846 Bank pass book of Joseph 1849- WDX 250/10 Conder with Lancaster Banking 1854 Company, Kirkby Lonsdale Haymaking accounts of Joseph 1854- WDX 250/11 Conder 1869 Meat purchases account book of Joseph Conder with J 1858- WDX 250/12 Richardson, butcher of Kirkby 1864 Lonsdale Haberdashery account book of Mrs Conder of Old Town, with 1858- WDX 250/13 Henry Davis, draper, Kirkby 1869 Lonsdale Groceries account book of Joseph Conder of Larches, Old 1864- WDX 250/14 Town, with Haythornthwaite 1881 and Sons, grocers, Kirkby Lonsdale Cash account book of Joseph and Frances Conder, recording 1860- WDX 250/15 housekeeping and farm 1864 expenditure Housekeeping account books 1869-1876, 1876-1881, 1885-1888, 1888- 1869- WDX 250/16 kept for Jospeh Conder after 1889 1889 decease of Frances Conder Butter and sale book of Josepg 1866- WDX 250/17 Conder of Old Town 1882 Butter and sundries account 1869- WDX 250/18 1869-1874, 1874-1877, 1878-1881 books 1881 Transcript of Kirkby Lonsdale parish registers, 1538-1812, in undated WDX 250/19 four volumes, made for Edward [19th Conder FSA of Kirkby century] Lonsdale Haymakers' and mowers' wages 1845- WDX 250/20 book 1846 Register of children not Recording name, date of birth of child, 1868- WDX 269/1 vaccinated (Ambleside District) name and occupation of father, etc. 1872 Containing statement of numbers of each Outdoor relief list (Ambleside class of paupers relieved and detailed 1873- WDX 269/2 District) accounts of payments to named paupers. 1880 Relieving officer: William Mounsey. 1877-1879, 1879-1882, recording name, age, residence, occupation, etc., of Application and report books applicants for poor relief and reasons for 1877- WDX 269/3 (Ambleside District) application; also amount of relief given. 1882 Relieving officer: William Mounsey to 1878, them Anthony Taylor. Book of certificates of proficiency used to indicate WDX 269/4 One only filled in 1887 standard reached by individual scholar Monthly returns to School Attendance Committee made Recording name, age, standards attained 1881- WDX 269/5 by teachers in Ambleside and attendances of each scholar 11883 District Correspondence including printed circular letter from Anthony Taylor to electors WDX 269/6 asking for cote in election for Relieving Officer and School Attendance Officer, Ambleside District Correspondence of English Lake District Association including replies from Secretary of English Lake District 1878- WDX 269/7 prospective members, enquiries Association: Anthony Taylor 1883 about railway advertising frames Bills and receipts, mainly for advertising Lake District in 1879- WDX 269/8 English Lake District Association local and national newspapers 1881 and guidebooks Account of boon hens due to Stating name of persons from whom the Messrs Holme, Dowker and hens were due, their estates and the number 1765- WDX 270/1 Hall which belong to them as of hens due. The hen was represented by a 1767 proprietors of the Kendal money payment of 6d per hen. Castle demesne. Account of boon hens due to Stating name of persons from whom the Mr James Dowker as propritor hens were due, their estates and the number WDX 270/2 1771 of Kendal Castle, payable of St of hens due. The hen was represented by a Thomas day money payment of 6d per hen. Account of boon hens due to Stating name of persons from whom the Mr James Dowker as proprietor hens were due, their estates and the number 1776- WDX 270/3 of Kendal Castle payable on St of hens due. The hen was represented by a 1778 Thomas day yearly money payment of 6d per hen. Account of boon hens due to Stating name of persons from whom the Mr James Dowker as proprietor hens were due, their estates and the number 1779- WDX 270/4 of Kendal Castle payable on St of hens due. The hen was represented by a 1781 Thomas day yearly money payment of 6d per hen. 1. Michael Knott of Rydal, only surviving executor and devisee of will of William Satterthwaite, late of Jawkshead, mercer, deceased ¶2. Clement Satterthwaite of Great Barr near Birmingham, gentleman, residual legatee in said will ¶3. Henry Lonsdale of Colthouse, Hawkshead ¶Recitals: will of said William Satterthwaite made about 22 Ju.. 1757, devising all those customary messuages and shops with great stable behind Dr Jesson's shop situate in middle of ...... to Myles Sandys of Graithwaite, 13 Feb WDX 554/1 Conveyance esquire, said Michael Knott, John Mawson 1772 of Hawkshead, taylor, and his wife Alice, upon trust that they and their survivors sell said premises by public sale with all convenient speed for best price, deducting costs and expenses in execution of the same, with residue of sale money to be disposed of with his personal estate to said trustees on trust that they raised £1500 which he gave to his daughters, Magdalen, Margaret, and Alice, equally, to the first two twleve months after his decease and to said Alice on reaching a 1. Henry Lonsdale of Hawkshead, shopkeeper ¶2. Charles Robinson of Hawkshead, surgeon ¶Premises: all those several shops of Henry Lonsdale situate in the market place in Hawkshead, which Henry Lonsdale lately purchased of Michael 25 Nov WDX 554/2 Conveyance Knott late of Rydal, gentleman, now 1777 deceased. ¶Consideration: £70. ¶Witnesses: Clement Satterthwaite, Thomas Petty. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 25 Nov 1777, of Henry Lonsdale for sum of £70 from Charles Robinson, witnessed by same. 1. Charles Robinson of Hawkshead, surgeon ¶2. John Jackson of Bankground in Coniston, gentleman ¶Premises: all those two customary messuages and shops of Charles Robinson situate in Market Place, Hawkshead, with the waste ground belonging, now in several possessions of Alexander Sutherland, William Elleray, 13 Feb WDX 554/3 Mortgage James Thompson, and Fanny Granger, 1796 which Charles Robinson lately purchased of Henry Lonsdale. ¶Consideration: £120 at interest of 4 1/2 % per annum. ¶Witnesses: John Jopson, William Burnthwaite junior. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 13 February 1796, of Charles Robinson for sum of £120 from John Jackson, witnessed by same. 1. Charles Robinson of Hawkshead, surgeon ¶2. Alexander Sutherland of Hawkshead, linen draper ¶Premises: all of Charles Robinson's messuages, shops, peathouses, and other outhouses and waste ground belonging, now in the possession of Alice Brockelbank, William Black, and 13 Feb WDX 554/4 Conveyance Alexander Sutherland, with shop lately 1805 occupied by Charles Watson, situate in market place of Hawkshead. ¶Consideration: £158. ¶Witnesses: George Jackson, William Towers. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 13 February 1805, of Charles Robinson for sum of £158 from Alexander Sutherland, witnessed by same. by William Atkinson, steward of manor court of Hawkshead (for Most Noble Henry Duke of Buccleuch and Elizabeth Duchess of Buccleuch his wife) of Alexander 26 Nov WDX 554/5 Admittance Sutherland. ¶Premises: several 1805 dwellinghouses with shops and appurtenances situate in Hawkshead of yearly customary rent of 4d. ¶Fine: 8d. by John Cranke, steward of manor court of Hawkshead (for Most Noble Walter Francis Duke of Buccleuch and Queensbury) of John Sutherland, eldest son and heir at law 25 Nov WDX 554/6 Admittance of Alexander Sutherland, deceased. 1828 ¶Premises: several dwellinghouses with shops and appurtenances situate in Hawkshead of yearly customary rent of 4d. ¶Fine: 8d. 1. John Sutherland of Crosby Ravensworth, schoolmaster ¶2. John Taylor of Hawkshead, relieving officer ¶Recital: all 26 Feb WDX 554/7 Conveyance John Sutherland's messuages, shops, 1848 peathouses, and other outhouses and waste ground belonging now in the possession of Myles Hewitson and Richard Noble situate in market place in Hawkshead. ¶Consideration: £150. ¶Witnesses: John Nicholson, solicitor, Hawkshead. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 26 Feb 1848, of John Sutherland for sum of £150 from John Taylor, witnessed by same. 1. Revd George Park of the Vicarage, Hawkshead, clerk ¶2. John Taylor of Hawkshead, relieving officer ¶Recitals: Revd George Park is owner of a certain dwelling house and shop in Hawkshead in occupation of Edward Robinson and John Taylor is owner of certain buildings adjoining, which he has lately pulled down and which were formerly of one storey in height, and he is now erecting other buildings in their place three storeys high; because John Taylor's building to greater height than the original buildings, he has 13 Sep WDX 554/8 Memorandum of agreement thereby obstructed light to three windows in 1848 premises of Revd George Park adjoining on north side and Revd George Park threatened to bring action for damages against John Taylor for obstruction of light and air. ¶Covenants: Revd George Park agrees to take £30 in compensation in foregoing such action instead of £40 asked for by him of John Taylor, who agrees to put out two substantial skylights or windows of 26 inches by 22 inches and well leaded round in roof of Revd George Park's building within s by J Cranke, steward of manorial court of Hawkshead (for Most Noble Walter Francis Duk of Buccleuch and Queensbury, KG) of 25 Nov WDX 554/9 Admittance John Taylor. ¶Premises: customary 1848 messuage and tenement in Hawkshead of yearly rent of 4d. ¶Fine: 8d. 1. John Taylor of Hawkshead, grocer ¶2. Thomas Taylor of Sawrey, shoemaker ¶Premises: all those his messuages, shops, peathouses, and other outhouses and waste ground belonging, situate in market place in Hawkshead with moiety of end wall dividing said said premises from shops and Mortgage with additional 8 Sep WDX 554/10 dwelling house of late Revd George Park. security 1868 ¶Consideration: £200 with interest at 4% per annum (to be paid on 7 March 1869); with assignment of all household furniture, plate, linen, china, stock in trade, goods, chattels, personal estate, and effects in premises now occupied by John Taylor at Hawkshead of elsewhere, as further security. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Towers, clerk with Mr Heelis, solicitor, Hawkshead. ¶Subscriptions: receipt, 8 September 1868, of John Taylor for sum of £200 from Thomas Taylor, witnessed by same; note, 23 November 1869, that deed found good by jury and allowed by Thomas Woodburne, steward of manor of Hawkshead. ¶With certificate that copy mortgage was filed at Queen's Bench, Judgement Office, Temple, on 12 Septe by Thomas Woodburne, gentleman, steward of manor court of Hawkshead (for Most Noble Walter Francis, Duk of Buccleuch and Queensbury, KG) of Thomas Taylor of Sawrey, shoemaker. ¶Premises: customary 23 Nov WDX 554/11 Admittance messuage, shop, peathouses and 1869 appurtenances in market place in Hawkshead, of yearly customary rent of 4d., wood rent of 1/2d, and greenhew rent of 2d, subjet to redemption. ¶Fine: 8d. by Stephen Hart Jackson the younger, deputy steward of manor court of Hawkshead (for Right Honourable John Charles Earl of Dalkeith) of Mary Taylor of Hawkshead, spinster as heiress at law of her father, Thomas Taylor, who died intestate 14 Nov WDX 554/12 Admittance on 2 Jul 1878. ¶Premises: all those his 1911 messuages, shops, peathouses, and other outhouses and waste ground belonging, situate in market place in Hawkshead with moiety of end wall dividing said said premises from shops and dwelling house of late Revd George Park. ¶Fine: 8d. 1. Mary Taylor of The Screes, Hawkshead, spinster ¶2. Rickwood Rushforth of The Square, Hawkshead, butcher ¶Premises: all that messuage or dwellinghouse known as Laburnam House situate at Hawkshead late in occupation of Mary Taylor to be let at weekly rent of 10s 6d. ¶Covenants: Rickwood Rushforth agrees to pay all rates and taxes except property tax, to maintain premises in good repair, to permit Mary 23 Sep WDX 554/13 Agreement for tenancy Taylor to inspect premises once a year, and 1939 not to sublet premises without written consent of Mary Taylor and to use same as a private dwellinghouse only; Mary Taylor agrees not to disturb Rickwood Rushforth during tenancy but to keep outside of house in good repair; tenancy yo be terminated with one month's notice. ¶Witnesses: Jane Preston, Richard Beck, Brown Cow Cottage, Hawkshead, clerk. Abstract of deeds (25) belonging to James Harrison 1560- WDX 555/1 for lands in Barbon purchased 1649 of Pengelly 1. John Wilson of Barbon, husbandman ¶2. Edward Addyson of Barbon, husbandman ¶Premises: all that parcel of arable land with appurtenances lying in a close of Christopher Stockdales in Barbon called the 20 Dec WDX 555/2 Conveyance waterfield containing one rood, to hold 1609 according to custom of barony of Kendal called tenantright, at yearly rent of 1 1/2d. ¶Consideration: 57s 4d. ¶Witnesses: Edwarde Baines, John Hardy, Anthony Bayliff, Thomas Wright. 1. John Hardy of Barbonbeckfoot, yeoman ¶2. Robert Gibson of Barbonbeckfoot, yeoman ¶Premises: all that close lying within precincts of Barbon called Bankrinkall and that parcel of ground adjoining said close called the Holme, both containing one acre together, now in occupation of John Hardy, to hold 6 Mar WDX 555/3 Conveyance according to customary uses within Barbon 1623 at yearly rent of 6d to Richard Shuttleworth, esquire. ¶Consideration: £6 6s 6d and one parcel of ground called Annable Holme, lying within precincts of Barbon and in occupation of Robert Gibson at yearly rent of 2d to said Richard Shuttleworth, esquire, in exchange. ¶Witnesses: George Bayliffe, Thomas Garnett, Nicholas Garnett. 1. John Hardy of Barbonbeckfoot, yeoman ¶2. Robert Gibson of Barbon, yeoman 6 Mar WDX 555/4 Bond in £24 ¶Condition: performance of covenants in 1623 indenture of same date. ¶Witnesses: George Bayliffe, Thomas Garnett, Nicholas Garnett. 1. Jeffrey Holme of Whelprigg in Casterton, yeoman ¶2. Leonard Otway of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all one close or parcel of ground called Traytrigg adjoining grounds of Leonard Otway and John Otway on south side, and to ground or one other close of Jeffrey Holme called Traytrigg on next side, and one parrock or parcel of 16 Aug WDX 555/5 Feoffment ground to south nook or corner of said 1636 close, and to north side of the grounds of James Gibbonson, called the Shawes, all said close and parrock containing 4 acres 1/2 rood, in Casterton, now in occupation of Jeffrey Holme. ¶Consideration: £41 5s. ¶Endorsed: livery of seisin on same day, witnessed by John Garnett, Richard Garnett, Edmond Garnett, James Gibbonson, Edmund Witton. 1. John Thirnbecke de le Brewe in Middleton, yeoman ¶2. Joseph Baylis of Casterton, grocer ¶Condition: performance 18 Feb WDX 555/6 Bond in £200 of covenants in indenture of same date. 1664 ¶Witnesses: Edward Garnett, Richard Turner, William Line, Robert Heblethwaite. 1. David Cairnes of London, esquire ¶ Mary his wife and daughter and heir of Edward Baines, deceased, son of Jeremy Baines, deceased ¶2. Katherine Baines of St Leonards Shoreditch, Middlesex, widow ¶Premises: all that customary messuage and tenement and lands called Towne End in Barbon, in parish of Kirkby Lonsdale within Barony of Kendal, with all outhouses, gardens, and appurtenances, and customary lands and tenements lying in Barbon, held of Richard Shuttleworth, lord of manor of 18 Feb WDX 555/7 Conveyance Barbon, at yearly rent of 24s 5d, and lately 1687 in possession of Jeremy Baines, according to customan and tenant right within Barony of Kendal. ¶Consideration: £200. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Peachell, James Knowles, John Cragg, Samuel Matthews [?], John Norfman. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 18 February 1686, of David Cairnes for £200 from Katherine Baines, of which £100 was given as a legacy to Mary Cairnes by last will and testament of Jeremy Baines her grandfather. 1. Jon. King of Tobber Bryan, County Tipperary, Ireland, farmer ¶ Jane King his wife and one of the daughters of Jane Bayly, widow ¶2. James Bayly of Dublin, gentleman ¶Recital: deed of trust, 6 November 1667. ¶1. Jane Bayly, widow and relict of Joseph Bayly, late of Casterton, grocer, deceased ¶2. John Thirnebeck of the Brow and Jon. Thirneback of the Millbeck, both in Westmorland ¶Premises: all that messuage and mansion house wherein she WDX 555/8 Assignment 5 Jul 1694 dwelled, one half of barn (east end), one cow house, one orchard, one garden, closes called Croft, Aykey, Wandalls and Berkett wood with appurtenances in Caterton, to hold in trust for said Jane for life and then sell and divide monies amongst all children, of Jane, namely Samuel, Jane, James, Joseph, Nicholas, and Margaret. ¶Consideration: for making future provision for better support of her children. ¶Premises: all right, title, and interest in and to proportion ordered by said deed ue or hereafter to be due. ¶Consideration: 5s. ¶Witnesses: Nicholas Southcotte, Nich by James Knowles, steward of manor court of Barbon (for Richard Shuttleworth esquire by Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, his mother 4 Dec WDX 555/9 Admittance and guardian) of Samuel Gibson. 1695 ¶Premises: one messuage and tenement, lately occupied by his father Joseph Gibson, of yearly rent 12s 7d. ¶Fine: £22. 1. Thomas Dentt senior and Thomas Dentt junior, both of Barbon ¶2. Thomas Garnett of the Bridgend in Barbon ¶Premises: all that close of ground called Great Close containing 3 1/2 acres, adjoining on north and east parts to grounds of Thomas Garnett, on west to grounds of Edward Garnett junior of Barbon, and on south to 1 Feb WDX 555/10 Conveyance highway, now in possession of Thomas 1696 Dentt senior and junior or their formers, being parcel of the lands and inheritance of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, and of yearly rent of 10d to hold according to custom of tenant right. ¶Consideration: £36 1s 10d. ¶Witnesses: Joseph Gibson, William Waidson, James Farrer. 1. William Hardy of Barbon, yeoman ¶2. James Fowler of Underbank on Barbon, yeoman ¶Recital: bond in £27, 12 November 1697, William Hardy with James Fowler to John Hoddgson of Darlington, schoolmaster, for payment of £13 13s 4d with interest on a certain day. ¶Premises: all that one close of ground called Low Beckfizles containing 1 1/2 acres, adjoining on south to highway from Underbank to Casterton and on east to ground sof Mrs Baynes and grounds of William Hardy called Great Beckfizles within liberty and 12 Nov WDX 555/11 Mortgage territory of Barbon, being parcel of lands 1697 and inheritance of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, and of yearly rent of 9d to be held according to custom of tenantright used within manor of Barbon. ¶Consideration: £13 13s 4d with lawful interest to be paid on 11 June next. ¶Subscription: allowed by James Knowles, steward, manor of Barbon, 6 December 1697. ¶Witnesses: Joseph Gibson, Thomas Garnett, James Farrer. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 10 June 1701, of James Fowler for £15 14s 8d from James Harrison by order of 1. William Hardy of Barbon, yeoman ¶2. 1 Dec WDX 555/12 Mortgage William Brockbank of Barbon, husbandman 1697 ¶Premises: all those two closes called greate beckfizles of pasture beckfizles between highway from Underbank to highway leading from Hodbridge to Casterton on south and close called overbeckfizles or meadowbeckfizles on north, and said overbeckfizles adjoining said great beckfizles on south, containing 5 1/2 acres, lying in townfields and territories of Barbon, being of land and inheritance of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, and of yearly rent of 2s 9d to be held according to custom of tenantright used within manor of Barbon. ¶Consideration: £29 16s to be repaid as 35s on 1 January 1698, 35s on 1 January 1699, and £3 10s on 1 January 1700. ¶Witnesses: James Fowler, Richard Dodgson, Richard Wadeson. ¶Subscription: allowed by James Knowles, steward, 24 December 1697. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 10 June 1701, of William Brockbank for £35 19s 6d from James Harrison by order of Bryan Watson younger, cousin and heir to William Hardy deceased 1. William Hardy of Barbon, yeoman ¶2. Thomas Richardson of Barbon, yeoman ¶Recital: bond in £40, 29 November 1694. ¶1. Thomas Richardson with William Hardy at his special request ¶2. Robert Holme, Thomas Pearson, Thomas Garnett junior, and John Garnett, all of Barbon, yeomen ¶For payment of £1 and £21 10s on certain day. ¶Premises: all those two several closes or parcels of ground, namely Oaks between Broom close belonging to William Hardy on east and Walker Close and Parock on north, and one other close called Walker 22 Dec WDX 555/13 Mortgage Close and Parock abovementioned being 1697 both one entire close between Oaks on south and highway from Underbank into highway from Hodgbridge to Casterton on north, and one barn standing in that close called Walker Close Parock or one of them, containing six acres, lying in townfields, precincts, and liberties of Barbon, parcel of lands and inheritance of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, lord of said customary premises of yearly rent of 2s 6d - to be held according to custom of tenantright used in m By James Knowles, gentleman, steward of manor of court of Barbon (for Richard 22 Dec WDX 555/14 Admittance Shuttlworth esquire, by Lady Katherine 1697 Shuttleworth, his mother and guardian) of Rachell Pengelly widow, daugher and heir of Katherine Baynes, widow, her mother, deceased. ¶Premises: one messuage with appurtenances called Townend, of yearly rent of 24s 5d held of lord by said rent and services. ¶Fine: £36. 1. Crispe Grainge of City of Westminster, gentleman and executor of Jeremy Baynes, late of parish of St Olave, Southwark ¶2. James Knowles of Kirkby Lonsdale, gentleman ¶Covenants: in consideration of £300 paid by James Knowles to Crispe Grainge who will call every other person(s) claiming any estate or interest in lands, tenements and hereditaments late of said Jeremy Baynes situate in parish of Kirkby Lonsdale (now let to farm by or in 25 Feb WDX 555/15 Articles of agreement possession of Edward Garnett of Barbon by 1698 authority of Crispe Grainge, and shall well and sufficiently convey to James Knowles, as counsel shall advise to James Knowles, said premises freed and discharged from all incumbrances and other payments at cost of James Knowles, the execution whereof is to be made in City of London on or before 23 July next. Also agreed that James Knowles shall receive all rents and profits of premises for the year 1698. ¶Witnesses: Richard Husband, John Glover. 1. Rachel Pengelly of Finchley, Middlesex, widow of Thomas Pengelly, late of Finchley, merchant, deceased, and eldest daughter of Katherine Baynes, late widow of ¶ Jeremy Baines, late of Southwark, esquire, deceased ¶ Crispe Grainge of Westminster, gentleman, and Abigall his wife ¶ John Aldersey of Southwark, brewer, and Elizabeth his wife ¶2. James Harrison of Fell House, Kirkby Lonsdale, yeoman ¶Premises: all that customary messuage or tenement and lands called Townend in 25 Jul WDX 555/16 Conveyance Barbon, with outhouses, gardens, and 1698 appurtenances, and all other customary lands in Barbon and Casterton, held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, lord of manor of Barbon, at yearly rent of 24s 5d and also paying yearly rent of 1s 5d to King. ¶Consideration: £300. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Pengelly, T Benison, Thomas Wilson, James Knowles. ¶Endorsed: receipt, 25 July 1698, of 1. for £300 to 2. in full satisfaction of purchase money; memorandum that fine due to the lord on death of Katherine Baines was deducted from purchase money and lef 1. Rachel Pengelly of Finchley, Middlesex, widow ¶ Crispe Grainge of Westminster, gentleman ¶ John Aldrsey of Southwark 25 Jul WDX 555/17 Bond in £600 ¶Condition: performance of covenants in 1698 indenture of same date. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Pengelly, T Benison, Thomas Wilson, James Knowles. By James Knowles, steward of manor court of Barbon (for Richard Shuttleworth esquire, by Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, his mother and guardian) of James Harrison by grant of Rachell Pengelly, widow, 16 Dec WDX 555/18 Admittance Crispian Grainge, Abigaell his wife, John 1698 Alderson and Elizabeth his wife dated 25 July 1698. ¶Premises: one messuage or tenement, parcel of manor of Barbon, called Town End of yearly rent of 24s 5d. ¶Fine: £36. 1. Edward Addison of Barbon ¶2. James Harrison of Fellhouse ¶Premises: all that one parcel of arablee land lying in one close of James Harrison in Barbon called Christopher Feild containing one rood, now 12 Jan WDX 555/19 Conveyance in possession and occupation of Eward 1699 Addison and held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, as parcel of his manor of Barbon, of yearly customary rent of 1 1/2d. ¶Consideration: 52s. ¶Witnesses: William Addison, James Knowles, James Alderson. 1. James Harrison of Barbon Fellhouse, yeoman ¶2. Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman ¶Premises: all those several dales and parcels of land called Lower Flatt Dales being amongst other dales and parcels of ground in close called litle Gildhead within 20 Jan WDX 555/20 Conveyance territories and precincts of Casterton, 1699 containing six roods. ¶Consideration: 15s and lands conveyed by Roger Dodgson to James Harrison. ¶Witnesses: Edward Garnett, John Jackson, William Hardy, James Farrer. 1. William Garnett of Barbon, yeoman ¶ Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon Fellhouse, yeoman ¶Premises: all those three several dales and parcels of land belonging to Roger Dodgson and also all that one dale or 20 Jan WDX 555/21 Conveyance parcel of ground belonging to William 1699 Garnett and three yards of land more in breadth and in length from James Harrison's dale to the waste, all lying amongst other parcels of ground in north side of certain close called little Gildhead withing territories and precincts of Casterton and containing five roods. ¶Consideration: lands conveyed by James Harrison to William Garnett and Roger Dodgson. ¶Witnesses: Edward Garnett, John Jackson, William Hardy, James Farrer. By James Knowles, gentleman, steward of manor court of Barbon (for Richard Shuttleworth esquire, by Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, his mother and guardian) of 13 Dec WDX 555/22 Admittance Brian Watson junior, next heir of William 1699 Hardy lately of Barbon, deceased. ¶Premises: one messuage and tenement with appurtenances of yearly rent of 15s 9d. ¶Fine: £18 6d. of P Sudell for £36 from James Harrison, for use of Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, guardian to her son Richard Shuttleworth 1 Mar WDX 555/23 Receipt esquire, being an alienation fine on 1700 purchase of lands in Barbon from Rachel Pengally and others. of P Sudell for £36 from Rachel Pengally and others by hand of James Harrison for use Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, guardian 1 Mar WDX 555/24 Receipt to her son Richard Shuttleworth esquire, 1700 being one fine within manor of Barbon due on death of Katherine Baines, widow. 1. Bryan Watson the elder and Bryan Watson the younger, his son, both of Barbon ¶2. James Harrison of Fell House in Barbon ¶Covenants: in consideration of £180 promised to be paid by James Harrison at two days of payment by equal portions, one half on 24 June next and other half on 2 February 1701, Bryan Watson the elder and Bryan Watson the younger agrees to grant to James Harrison one close called Walker close and parrock with one field barn, one close called Tarne, one close 2 Jan WDX 555/25 Articles of agreement called Scale close, one close called Oakes, 1701 one close called Pasture beck thistles, and two closes called Meadow beck thistles, all together containing 19 acres, held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, as parcel of his manor of Barbon for yearly customary rent of 10s; James Harrison will receive rents, profits, etc., from 1 February next, and Bryan Watson the elder and Bryan Watson the younger shall seal and deliver agreement before 24 June next. If either party fail in performance of covenants, he shall pay £100 to the other. ¶Witness 1. Bryan Watson the younger of Barbon, 10 Jun WDX 555/26 Conveyance yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Fell house, 1701 Barbon ¶Premises: all those several closes called Walker Close and Parrock with one field barn standing therein, Tarne close, Scale close, closes called Oakes, Pasture Beckthistles and two closes called Meadow beck thistles with appurtenances in Barbon containing 19 acres now in tenure of James Harrison and held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, as parcel of manor of Barbon by payment of yearly customary rent of 10s and other dues, duties, fines, services according to custom of the manor. ¶Consideration: £180. ¶Witnesses: Joseph Gibson, Brian Watson the elder, Nicholas Bayly, James Knowles. Of how sum of £180 was paid by James Harrison to Bryan Watson the younger being for purchase money for one close called Walker Close and Parrock with one field barn standing therein, one close called Tarne, one close called Scale Close, one close called Oaks, one close called Pasture beck Thistles, and two closes called 10 Jun WDX 555/27 Account Meadow beck Thistles, being customary 1701 lands held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, lord of the manor of Barbon. ¶Endorsement: acknowledgment by Bryan Watson that said several sums amounting to £180 were paid by James Harrison at his direction for full consideration money for purchase of closes and barn. ¶Witnesses: Joseph Gibson, Bryan Watson, Nicholas Bayly, James Knowles. By James Knowles, steward of manor court of Barbon (for Richard Shuttleworth esquire, by Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, his mother and guardian) of James Harrison. ¶Premises: several closes of land in Barbon (Walker Close and Parrock with one field 8 Nov WDX 555/28 Admittance barn standing therein, one close called 1701 Tarne, one close called Scale Close, one close called Oaks, one close called Pasture beck Thistles, and two closes called Meadow beck Thistles) of yearly rent of 10s. ¶Fine: £11. Of Robert Ustinson for £11 from James Harrison, for use of Lady Katherine WDX 555/29 Receipt Shuttleworth, guardian to her son Richard 1702 Shuttleworth, beng fine for lands purchased from Brian Watson. 1. Richard Tennant of Millbeck, Dent, Yorkshire, gentleman ¶ Agnes Thistlethwait, widow and relict of Edward 8 Feb WDX 555/30 Conveyance Thistlethwait, late of Hay-Coat, Dent, 1705 deceased, and daughter and and heiress of Robert Garnett, late of Kill-Hawe, ¶ Casterton, deceased ¶ Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those two dales or parcels of ground in close called Longlands in Casterton parcel of late Robert Garnett's estate at Killhaw, containing 2 1/2 acres, and all those three dale and parcels of ground in close called little Guildhead in Casterton, lately had in exchange for other lands by late Robert Garnett from Roger Dodgson containing three acres and now stinted with two cattlegates, held of Lady Katherine, Queen Dowager, lady of manor of Casterton by yearly customary rent of 1s 6 1/2d according to custom of tenantright used in manor of Casterton. ¶Consideration: £40. ¶Witnesses: Lawrence Turner, Nicholas Bayly, John Jackson, Edward Garnett, William Barton [?Burton], B 1. Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those his dales, parts and parcels of arable, meadow pasture and waste ground in close called Little Guildhead in townfields, territories and precincts of Casterton containing four acres 2 Feb WDX 555/31 Conveyance and all other his dales, parts and parcels of 1706 ground in said close being customary, heretofore parcel of lands and inheritance of the Queen and of yeary rent of 2s, part of the Barony of Kendal called Richmond Fee. ¶Consideration: £20. ¶Witnesses: Jeremiah Whittwell, John Dodgson, Benjamin Johnson. 1. Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those dale, parts and parcels of land lying in close called [missing] in townfields, territories and precincts of Casterton containing five acres, and other 2 Feb WDX 555/32 Feoffment dales of land in close called Little 1706 Guildhead. ¶Consideration: £35. ¶Witnesses: Jeremiah Whittwell, John Dodgson, Benjamin Johnson. ¶Endorsement: livery of seisin in dale called Soweflatt dale, wing part of premises conveyed. 1. Jane Dodgson of Casterton, widow and relict of William Dodgson late of Casterton, deceased ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon, 14 Mar WDX 555/33 Quitclaim yeoman ¶Premises: all and singular dales, 1706 parts and parcels of ground as well freehold as customaryhold lately sold to him by her son Roger Dodgson of Casterton, yeoman, son and heir of her late husband, lying in close called Guildhead within liberties of Casterton, containing nine acres. ¶Consideration: divers good and valuable considerations. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Firth, Christopher Turner, John Walker. By James Beck, steward of manor court of Casterton (for James Lowther esquire, and Theophilas Blecyhinden esquire) of James 4 Dec WDX 555/34 Admittance Harrison. ¶Premises: one parcel of land in 1706 Guildhead by grant of Roger Dodgson of yearly rent of 2s. ¶Fine: 6s. 1. William Moore of Midleton, gentleman ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon ¶Premises: all that one close of ground called Haskells between close belonging to James Harrison called Little Gildhead on south and close 9-10 Apr WDX 555/35 Lease and release also of James Harrison called Haskells on 1712 north, which first mentioned Haskells contains three acres. ¶Consideration: £30 10s. ¶Witnesses: Joseph Baylie, Edmond Powlay, John Knowles. 1. Robert Hardy of Heversham, carpenter ¶2. James Garnett of Barbon, carpenter ¶Premises: all two parcels of land, closes or inclosures of land being part of messuage and tenement of Robert Hardy called Two Flatts, Higher and Lower Greater Flatt and little Flatt adjoining each other, and east end of Higher Flatt adjoining highway from Hodge Bridge to Casterton and both Flatts adjoining south side of close of John Garnett called Flatt, and low flatt adjoining on west parcel of ground of Margaret 1 Jan WDX 555/36 Conveyance Addinsons called Millmer and adjoining on 1714 south close of Robert Holmes called Dowblands, and high Flatt or greater Flatt adjoining a way that comes down from road on south side of said Flatt and certain close called Wilte Parrack, likewise adjoining on south side of higher flatt and to way from high road, both said closes or parcells of land containing five acres, lying in Barbon and held of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, as parcel of manor of Barbon by payment of yearly customary rent of 2s 6d. ¶Consideration: £49 10 1. Thomas Dent of Barbon, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Low Barnes in Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all that one close of 1-2 Feb WDX 555/37 Lease and release ground called Hardy field containing three 1714 roods, adjoining on east side to highway from Kirkby Lonsdale to Barbon and on south side to a close of ground belonging to Robert Holme also called Hardy field, and also all that dale or parcel of ground called Mill Dale adjoining to south side of some lands belonging to said Robert Holme and on east end abutting against mill called Barbon backfoot Mill and on north side to a close belonging to Margaret Addison, containing one rood, both within liberty and territory of Barbon, for yearly peppercorn rent. ¶Consideration: £15. ¶Witnesses: William Bordrigge, Edmund Garnett, John Knowles. ¶Endorsed: receipt, 2 February 1714, by Thomas Dent of £15 from James Harrison, witnessed by same. 1. William Hardy of Parkhouse, Tunstall, Lancashire, yeoman ¶2. James Harrison of Low Barnes, Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those two closes of arable, meadow or pasture ground called Traytrigg between close of Joseph Gibson called Traytrig on south, another close of Joseph Gibson called Traytrigg Parrock on east, close of William Hardy's called Groupins on north and 3-4 Feb WDX 555/38 Lease and release highway from Kirkby Lonsdale to Barbon 1714 on west, and Traytrigg Parrock between lands of William Garnett of Barbon on south and higher lane leading from Kirkby Lonsdale to Barbon on east, containing jointly four acres half a rood, lying within liberties and territories of Casterton. ¶Consideration: £49 3s. ¶Witnesses: Thomas Richardson, Leonard Tatham, John Knowles. 1. William Moore of Midleton, gentleman, and Isabell his wife ¶ William Hardy of Parkhouse, Tunstall, Lancashire, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife ¶ Thomas Dent of Barbon, yeoman, and Margrett his wife ¶2. James Harrison of Barbon, yeoman ¶3. Thomas Richardson of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those closes of arable and meadow ground with appurtenances in Barbon and Casterton called Haskell Parrock, Hardy Field, Mill Dale, Traytrigg 2 Jan WDX 555/39 Deed to lead to uses of a fine and Parrock containing 9 acres and late in 1715 tenure of William Moore, William Hardy and Thomas Dent and now in tenure of James Harrison, and all that messuage and tenement, barn, garden and several closes with appurtenances in Barbon called Mire, Croft, High Banck, Low Banck, Parrock, Wast and one dale in close called Graind Rain containing 8 acres and close called Ranerigg late in tenure of Thomas Dent and William Moore and now of William Hardy, and all those several closes, inclosures, and fields of arable, meadow or pasture ground with appurtenances in Barbon called Stone Ro Left-hand indenture, Octavee of Purification of B V M, 1 George I. ¶1. James Harrison, plaintiff ¶2. William Moore, gentleman, and Isabella his wife ¶ William Hardy and Elizabeth his wife ¶ Thomas Dent and 9 Feb WDX 555/40 Final agreement Margaret his wife, deforciants ¶Premises: 1715 one messuage, one barn, one garden, 16 acres land, 6 acres meadow, and common pasture in Barbon and Casterton, in parish of Kirkby Lonsdale. ¶Consideration: £60. by James Knowles, gentleman, steward of manor court of Barbon (for Richard Shuttleworth esquire, by Lady Katherine Shuttleworth, his mother and guardian) of 22 Feb WDX 555/41 Admittance William Dixon. ¶Premises: one messuage 1715 and tenement with appurtenances lately in occupation of Samuel Gibson and now in that of said William at yearly rent of 12s 7d. ¶Fine: £12 10s. 1. John Sowermire of Midleton, yeoman ¶ Margaret Addyson, eldest daughter of William Addyson, late of Barbon beckfoot in Kirkby Lonsdale, decease ¶2. James Harrison the elder of Low Barnes in Barbon ¶Premises: all those two closes or inclosed parcels of arable and meadow ground called 1-2 Feb WDX 555/42 Lease and release Gildards containing 3 acres within liberty, 1717 territory and precincts of Casterton, freehold; also all that piece or parcel of ground lying in Gildards close containing 1/2 acre customarily held as parcel of manor of Casterton, of yearly rent of 1 1/2d. ¶Consideration: £30 ¶Witnesses: Edward Yeats, John Knowles. 1. Thomas Garnett, Robert Place, Robert Holme, William Hardy, Thomas Richardson, James Harriosn, all of Barbon, yeomen ¶2. Edward Wilson of Casterton, esquire ¶ William Moore of Middleton, gentleman ¶Recital: 1. have lately purchased of Richard Shuttleworth esquire, lord of the manor of Barbon, customary 12-13 WDX 555/43 Lease and release messuages and tenements of manor in trust May 1718 for them into freehold, together with all wastes, and also Richard Shuttleworth's water corn grist mill with one corn kiln at Barbon-beck-foot called Barbon Miln, with dams, weirs, streams, etc. ¶Premises: all that water corn grist mill called Barbon Miln with one corn corn kiln and one parcel of waste ground near mill as it is marked out containing 37 yards in length and 16 yards in breadth at Barbon-beck-foot, with mill dams, weirs, streams, waters, watercourses, mulcture toll, profits, commodities and advantages, with appurtenances and ground and soil whereon mill and kiln stand. ¶Consideration : £132. ¶Witnesses: J Knowles, Edward Yeats, Thomas Harling, and A 1. Edward Wilson of Casterton, esquire ¶2. William Moore of Middleton, gentleman ¶Recital: lease and release, 12-13 May 1718. ¶Covenants: in order to prevent and bar all tennanty of premises by survivorship or if either of parties shall take benefit and advantage of premises by survivorship, Edward Wilson agrees that if he should survive William Moore then Edward Wilson shall permit heirs and assigns of William Moore to take for their use the moiety of rents, issues and profits of all 14 May WDX 555/44 Articles of agreement premises with appurtenances without any 1718 survivorship to be had or benefit thereof to be taken by Edward Wilson and his heirs; and if Edward Wilson and his heirs refuse so to do and insist on taking benefit of survivorship, then Edward Wilson shall pay within six months of such refusal the sum of £150 to hiers of William Moore; William Moore agrees with Edward Wilson to converse arrangement. ¶Witnesses: James Knowles, James Harrison, Anthony Atkinson. 1. Mary Addyson, younger daughter of William Addyson, late of Barbon Beckfoot, yeoman, deceased ¶2. James Harrison the elder of Low Barnes, Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all estate, right, title, interest and claim in all those two closes of arable and meadow ground called Gildards containing 5 Mar WDX 555/45 Quitclaim 3 acres in liberties and territories of 1719 Casterton, which are now freehold and lately conveyed by John Sowermire of Midleton and Margaret Addyson [? sister] of Mary Addyson to said James Harrison. ¶Consideration: £15. ¶Witnesses: George Bainbridge, John Sowermire, John Knowles. 1. James Garnett of Barbonbeckfoot, carpenter ¶ Robert Garnett of Cowenbridge, 15 Feb WDX 555/46 Feoffment Tunstall, Lancashire, blacksmith ¶2. 1721 Thomas Richardson of Barbon, yeoman ¶Premises: all those two closes , inclosures or parcels of arable meadow or pasture ground called High and Low Flatts or the Great Flatt and Little Flatt containing 5 acres within liberty and territory of Barbon, held of chief lord of fee at yearly free rent of 2s 6d. ¶Consideration: £89 10s. ¶Endorsements: livery of seisin, 15 February 1720, witnessed by James Harrison, Anthony Remy, John Knowles. ¶Receipt, same day, by 1. of £89 10s from 2., same witnesses. Granted by William Stratford esquire, Bachelor of Laws and Commissary of Archdeaconry of Richmond, to Thomas Wilson of Underley, gentleman, on latter's petition for licence to remove the Ten Comandments and King's Arms, which as now placed in the church at Kirkby Lonsdale are a great obstruction to the light of the pulpit and reading desk, thereby procuring a vacancy for a gallery to be erected, 12 yards long by 3 yards 6 inches wide, with decent pews and seats, and to make use of the stairs belonging to the Old 10 Aug WDX 555/47 Faculty Gallery on north side of the church as a way 1726 and passage to new intended gallery; inhabitants of Kirkby Lonsdale have grown so numerous of late that church can scarce contain them without addition of new seats. No objections made at meeting of consistory court in Lancaster parish church on 27 July last; also power granted to assign remainder of seats or pews not made use of to such parishioners of Kirkby Lonsdale as are in need of them. ¶Certified by Revd John Briggs, vicar of Kirkby Lonsdale, Edwar of Thomas Wilson of Underley in lordship of Kirkby Lonsdale, gentleman, for £6 6s from James Harrison of Low Barns in Barbon, yeoman, being the full consideration money for one new seat or 9 Mar WDX 555/48 Receipt pew in new loft numbered one, for erecting 1727 of which pew and six others adjoining it said Thomas Wilson obtained an order to sell and dispose of same [as in faculty ref WDX 555/47]. ¶Witnesses: John Briggs vicar, George Midleton, John Knowles. 1. John Fawcet of Holm, Spalding Moor, Yorkshire, clerk ¶2. Mary Ireland of Dent, Yorkshire, spinster ¶Recital: bond in £60, 13 Jun WDX 555/49 Mortgage 14 February 1748, said John Fawcet to 1761 Mark Rumney of vicarage near Dent's Town, Yorkshire, clerk. Condition: payment of £30 with £1 5s interest on day now long past; will of Mark Rumney appointing Mary Ireland sole executrix; Mary Ireland has applied to John Facwet for said £30 and £2 10s now due for interest; John Fawcet is unable to pay but agreed to mortgage in order to secure said money. ¶Premises: all those three closes in Barbon of which two are called Birkay Banks and third called great Close now in possession of Giles Dodgson. ¶Consideration: 5s. ¶Witnesses: John Graves, John Bell. ¶Endorsement: receipt, 12 May 1763, of Mary Ireland for £30 from Mr James Harrison the elder being agreed as full payment of all principal and interest due. ¶Witnesses: John Metcalfe, William Carus. 1. John Fawcet of Holme upon Speldington Moor, Yorkshire, clerk ¶2. James Harrison of Low Barnes, Barbon, gentleman ¶Covenants: in consideration of £23 10s paid by James Harrison and for further considerations John Fawcet will effectively convey to James Harrison all those his three closes called Great Birkabanks, Little Birkabanks and Great Close and a lane and all other his lands in Barbon which are subject to yearly fee farm rent of 6s and modus of 6d yearly in lieu of tithe hay and 27 Oct WDX 555/50 Articles of agreement James Harrison may enter upon land 15 1761 April next and is to receive of present tenant next half year's rent due May day next; James Harrison shall pay John Fawcet £147 on 13 February next and also give sufficient security for payment of £80 with interest at 4% which is to remain in hands of James Harrison to indemnify him against dower, which Hannah wife of John Fawcet shall be entitled to if she survives her husband, and James Harrison shall permit John Fawcet to receive next half year's rent due at Martinmas next upon his pa 1. Thomas Lucye of Charlecote, Warwickshire, esquire, and Joyce his wife ¶2. Thomas Acton of Bockleton, Worcestershire, gentleman, and Anne his wife ¶Premises: all that their chapel of 1 Sep WDX 555/51 Mortgage Laystres [Herefordshire] with churchyard 1557 and advowson of said chapel, and tithes, oblations, profits and rights appertaining to said chapel, and a close, meadow and croft called Proctors in Laystres. ¶Consideration: £93. 1. George Colborne of Wellington, Somerset, weaver, Annstice his wife, and Robert his son and heir ¶2. Robert Barrell of smae, whitbaker ¶Premises: all that their dwelling house and garden containing in length on east side 47 feet and on west side 39 feet "want six inches" with appurtenances, part of cottage or tenement of Old Auster called Ahayman containing 3 roods on Wellington in lane or street called Buckwell Street adjoining lands of said 18 Oct WDX 555/52 Feoffment Robert Barrell on south and late parcel of 1660 possessions of late Duke of Northumberland, late in possession of Mark Reede, deceased, and now of George Colborne, to be held of King as of this manor of East Greenwich by fealty only in fee and Common Socage paying yearly rent of 3d. ¶Consideration: £42. ¶Endorsement: livery of seisin, 1 November 1660, witnesses by Thomas Needes, Edward Stelt, John Colborne, Edward Slade, Christefer Slade. "The Modern Gazeteer: or A 10th edition by a Gentleman in Edinburgh, Short View of the Several WDX 557/1 printed for P Anderson, Luckenbooths, 1777 Nations of the World" by Mr 1777 Salmon Bills and receipts of Joseph Relating mainly to purchase of coal, 1864- WDX 557/2 Wright of drapery, and footwear. 1878 From her mother Mrs H Hodgson at Holmrook and Gosforth; her sister Eleanor Hodgson at Cross Lanes, Gosforth; her Letters to Mrs Elizabeth sister Annie at the vicarage, Bingley, West 1873- WDX 557/3 Wright, Wilson House, Riding; her brother M Hodgson at 1878 Witherslack Whitehaven; her brother John Hodgson at Holmrook; J Stewardson at Parkhouse, Witherslack; Mr C G Brewster at Kendal; and parts of letters. Mar Account book of Joseph Wright WDX 557/4 1881-Mar for flour with James Hird 1882 Beethum [Beetham]: account of Ralpth Orrell, receiver; ¶Burton in Kendal: account of Ralph Orrell, collector of rents; ¶Burton in Londesdale [Lonsdale]: account of Ministers account roll of Manor Nicholas Bellyngeham, bailiff; ¶Elhall juxta of Beetham with appurtenances Brenoll, lately purchased of Richrad 1525- WDX 569/1 for one whole year from Sothworth: account of Nicholas 1526 Pentecost 17 Henry VIII to Bellyngeham, collector of rents Pentecost 18 Henry VIII ¶Bassonthwayte: account of John Fissher, bailiff; ¶Wirall [Cheshire]: account of Robert Liegh, bailiff; ¶Lands purchased in Halton: account of Richard Plumpton and Thomas Brokston, tenants; ¶Lands purchased by George late Lord Strange [6th Baron, later 1st Earl of Huntingdon] in Froddysham and Kyngeley [Frodsham and Kingsley, Cheshire]: account of John Browne and John Brownewynde, tenants; ¶Epworth, Belton, Haxey and Ouston, infra Insulam de Haxiholme [Axholme, Lincolnshire]: account of Thomas, Lord Cardinal [Wolsey], farmer. Comprising , Wray Cottage, Low Wray Farm, High Tock How Farm, Low Tock How Cottages, High Wray Farm, High Wray Cottages, Randy Pike, Brathay Plantation, Rennie Craggs Plantation, etc., Sale particulars of Wray Castle extending to 830 acres, and including Estate, Lake Windermere, in 26 Jun WDX 598/1 advowson of St. Margaret's Church, Low parishes of Claife, Skelwith 1928 Wray (only if estate sold in one lot) - and Hawkshead offered for sale by auction by Mr T E Birkbeck of Messrs Proctor & Birkbeck, Lancaster at Queen's Hotel, Ambleside, on 26 June 1928. Image available on CD see WDX 1600/31 1. Giles Lambarte of Cleburne [Cliburn], yeoman ¶2. William Lambarte of Cleburne [Cliburn], yeoman ¶Premises: all that messuage, tenement and farmhold with appurtenances situate in Cleburne late in tenure and occupation of Henry Lambarte, deceased, and now or late in occupation of William Lambarte, of 10s yearly rent, lately purchased by Giles Lambarte of John Dalston and Talbott Bowes, esquires; also all three roods of arable land and meadow with appurtenances lying within manor of lorship of Morland, now or late in tenure 18 Dec WDX 601/1 Feoffment and occuaption of Giles Lambarte and lately 1595 purchased by Giles Lambarte of Edward Salkelde, gentleman, with all houses, barns, buildings, orhcards, etc. - provided that Giles Lambarte can can occupy said three roods for life. ¶Consideration: "a cartaine of some money". ¶Witnesses: William Lycocke, Henrye Burde, John Docker, Henry Noble, William Cooke, William Cowper, Richard Hebson. ¶Endorsements: livery of seisin on same day by Giles Lambarte to William Lambarte in presence of William L 1. Richard Cliburne of Stockton, County Durham, tailor ¶ Elianor Clarke of Morland, widow ¶2. Jonathan Warton of Cliburn, 19 Dec WDX 601/2 Feoffment yeoman ¶Premises: all that dwelling house 1733 and garths adjoining, of 1/2 acre, situate within manor of Cliburn between grounds of Hannah Nicholson on south and highway on north side, and one dalt of turbary lying on the Midling on a place called shart Dalts between dalts of Right Honourable Henry, Viscount Lonsdale, Lord Privy Seal, on east and John Fallowfield on west side, with appurtenances, held of chief lord of fee by yearly quit rent of 2d, and now or late in possession of said Elianor Clarke. ¶Consideration: £17. ¶Witnesses: John Barker, John Macapine, Christopher Railton, , Thomas Strickland. ¶Subscription: receipt, 19 December 1733, of Richard Cliburne and Elianor Clarke for £17 from Jonathan Warton, witnessed by same. ¶Endorsement: livery of seisin on 26 Mar 1734 by Richard Cliburne and Elianor Clarke's attorney John Rose to Jonathan Warton in garth or backside adjoi 1. Jacob Robinson of Cliburn, weaver ¶2. John Lam of CLiburn, yeoman ¶Premises: all that his dwelling house, barn, stable, cowhouse, byar, and all out houses, together with parcel of arable ground or meadow adjoining, ground of Edward Cowper on west and ground of John Bird on east, of 1/2 acre, with another parcel in said croft near to glebe land also of 1/2 acre,with another parcel of arable ground or meadow called Gay Lands adjoining glebe land on north and Couller land on south of one acre, with 2 Feb WDX 601/3 Feoffment one dalt of turbary in mid division from the 1742 midling, George Wakman on west and John Chester on east and another dalt of turbary in first division 20 yards in breadth, William Boulton on west and Hugh Wakman on east, all lying in Cliburn, and now in tenure and possession of Jacob Robinson, with all yearly rents and other profits reserved on demise of premises. ¶Covenants: bond in £85 10s by Jacob Robinson to John Lam for performance of conveyance. ¶Consideration: £42 15s. ¶Witnesses: John Dalton, John Stephenson, Mainly meteorological, 1857-1884; also notes on deaths of Atkinsons, Otleys, and Riggs; sketch pedigree of Riggs of Mill Brow, Loughrigg; notes on Julias Ceasar Diary of Jonathan Otley Ibbetson [painter 1759-1817]; and 1856- WDX 605/1 Atkinson, dentist, Stramongate, quotations from Homer's Iliad. ¶With loose: 1884 Kendal copy form salary of Troutbeck Chapel for 1735 and 1787, Troutbeck and Applethwaite; notes on relationships of Riggs and Otleys; note on Mr Henry Otley (died 1878) extracted from Art Journal, May 1878; note on George Baillie's letters to John Bolton, 1809; letter, 10 April 1843, Brougham about claim made by "a man Bird" to Brougham estate, with extract on Brougham Hall from Bishop Nicholson's Mss; letter, 8 November 1882, from George Browne, Troutbeck, concerning references to Otley family in Browne Mss; letter, 25 March 1891, from Charles Bert Robinson Norcliffe, Langton Hall, Malton, Yorkshire, to Titus Wilson about the 'Boke of Record'; letter, 22 October 1892, from John F Robson, Blenheim Road, Maseley, Birmingham, to Titus Wilson concerning portrait of Myles Harrison, 1839- WDX 605/2 Notebook of death notices 1861 1857- WDX 605/3 Notebook of marriage notices 1861 Bequests include: to Lawrence Watson, his assistant, of 16 Victoria Street, Windermere, £500 and contents of his top workshop excluding any models of steel tracks and oil-less engines; to Sarah Isabel Kitchen his wife all remainder of his property for her own uncontrolled use and benefit, with wish that her will make certain bequests to family and friends (detailed). ¶Executors: Sarah Isabel Kitchen his wife and George Gatey of The Corner, Little Copy will of John George Common, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex, retired Aulsebrook Kitchen of solicitor. ¶Witnesses: John Robinson, WDX 649/1 9 Jul 1937 Brookfield, Windermere, George D Nicholson, clerks with Messrs engineer George Gatey and Son, solicitors, Windermere. ¶Codicil: made 23 October 1939 bequeathing to George Robert Chew of Dove Nest, Windermere, a sum equivalent to difference between market value of his ordinary shares in Elliptical Wheel Syndicate Ltd. at date of testator's death and their par value of £1 per share, as a tocken of recognition and appreciation of work done by said George Robert Chew in said Company's interest and with object of eensuring th Photograph of John George WDX 649/2 Aulsebrook Kitchen at his undated workshop 'John George Aulsebrook Copy of address given to Newcomen Kitchen, 1869-1940, and his WDX 649/3 Society at Science Museum, London, on 8 1972 Inventions' by Paul N Wilson, November 1972 OBE, DSC, FICE, FIMechE Photographs of Kitchen's undated WDX 649/4 Elliptical Wheel used for [1930s] various wheelbarrow inventions Poster: Timber and other Wood to be sold in Lots at WDX 684/1 Hebblethwaite Hall and 1827 Saithwaite, Sedbergh, on Monday, 3 December 1827 Tolls arising at the several Toll Gates upon the Sedbergh Turnpike Road will be let by Poster relating to tolls upon the WDX 684/2 Auction at the house of Mr George Taylor, 1841 Sedbergh Turnpike Road innkeeper, in Sedbergh, on Wednesday, 29 September, 1841. Mr Van Amburgh...and...his Royal collection of Trained Lions, Tigers, WDX 684/3 Poster advertising a circus Leopards etc. In his Splendid Marquee to be 1843 erected at Sedbergh on Tuesday, 10 October 1843. Poster: The Old Meeting House, Garsdale, to be sold by WDX 684/4 1856 auction on Thursday 7 February 1856 Lease (referenced WDX 708/1) of 11 March 1714, and release (referenced WDX 708/2) of 12 Mar 1714, by Robert Edmundson of Helsington and henry Rowlandson of Bradley Field, yeoman to 11-12 WDX 708/1-3 Lease and release, with bond. James Fell of Kirkland, blacksmith of Mar 1714 burgage house with snithy on west of Highgate, Kendal, for £88. With bond (referenced WDX 708/3) in £160, of 12 Mar 1714, against claims of dower. By James Fell of Kendal, blacksmith, to 1-2 Feb WDX 708/4-5 Mortgage by lease and release. Thomas Holme of Kendal, ironmonger, of 1715 same property, for £70. Will of James Fell of Highgate, Kendal, 21 Apr WDX 708/6 Will (office copy). blacksmith. 1735 By Margaret Holme of Kendal, widow of Assignment of mortgage by 5-6 Jun WDX 708/7-8 Thomas Holme, to Cuthbert Copland of lease and release. 1753 Kendal, smith and farrier, for £70. Genealogical details of Holme Circa WDX 708/9 family. 1780s Granted to William Preston of Kendal, 4 Jan WDX 708/10 Letters of administration. staymaker, in respect of estate of Agnes 1781 Preston, deceased, his late wife. By William Preston of Kendal, staymaker, to Mary Armstrong of Kendal, widow of his 4 Jan WDX 708/11 Assignment share of monies raised from sale of house 1781 and smithy late belonging to James Fell, for £2 2s. By William Plowman of Dorset Street, 20-21 Jun WDX 708/12-13 Lease and release. Spitalfields, Middlesex, carver and 1781 Elizabeth, his wife, James Harrison of Kendal, hatter and Alice, his wife (which wives are daughters of Cuthbert Copland, late of Kendal, deceased, and others, to James Pennington of Kendal, woolmonger of same burgage house and smith on west side of Highgate, Kendal, for £270. Granted to Alice Hamer, spinster, daughter Letters of administration and next of kin of Elizabeth Hamer, late of [3 Nov WDX 708/14 (copy). Preston, County of Lancaster, deceased, in 1781] respect of estate of Elizabeth Hamer. Granted to Alice Harrison, wife of James Letters of administration Harrison, daughter of Cuthbert Copland, 10 Jan WDX 708/15 (copy). late of Kendal, farrier, deceased in respect 1782 of estate of Cuthbert Copland. Michaelmas Term, 23 George III, between James Pennington, plaintiff, and William Plowman and Elizabeth, his wife, James Harrison and Alice, his wife and others WDX 708/16 Fine. [1783] deforciants, of one meesuage, one shop, one smithy, one stable, one garden, one acre land and common pasture in Kendal, for £60. Issued by John Humphries, surveyor, Millthorp, to Mrs Mary Wilkinson about 28 Feb WDX 708/17 Notice. contents of allotment in township of 1806 Crosthwaite with Lyth, and instructions re fences (Heversham Inclosure). By Thomas Maude of Woodlands, County of York W.R., esquire, to Robert Pennington and Nathan Tyson both of 14 Feb WDX 708/18 Lease for a year. Kendal, gents of front burgage house and 1828 shop with several dwelling hpuses, workshops etc. behind same on west side of Hioghgate, Kendal [as in WDX 708/4-5]. Lease of 16 Feb 1828 (referenced WDX 708/19) and release of 17 Feb 1828 (referenced WDX 708/20) by Robert Pennington and Nathan Tyson, both of Kendal, gentlemen, surviving devisees of 16-17 Feb WDX 708/19-20 Lease and release will of James Pennington late of Kendal, 1828 woodmonger, to Henry Rishton of Kendal, plumber and glazier and his trustee, of three messuages with appurts. on west side of Highgate, Kendal, adjoining front dwelling house sold to Robert Cragg for £310. By Robert Pennington and Nathan Tyson both of Kendal, gents., devisees (as before) to Robert Cragg of Kendal, surgeon and 16 Feb WDX 708/21 Lease for a year. apothecary, of front burgage house and shop 1828 with yard and appurts. behind on west side of Highgate, Kendal, for 5s. By Robert Cragg of Kendal, surgeon and 18 Feb WDX 708/22 Mortgage (by demise). apothecary to James Pennington of Kendal, 1828 gent., of front burgage house etc. [as in lease and release of 16-17 Feb 1828] for £300. Lease of 30 May 1831 (referenced WDX 708/23) and release of 31 May 1831 (referenced WDX 708/24) by Henry Rishton of Kendal, plumber and glazier and 30-31 WDX 708/23-24 Lease and release. his trustee to William Jackson of Kendal, May 1831 yeoman, and his trustee of three messuages with appurts on west side of Highgate, Kendal, for £380. By James Pennington of Kendal, gent., to Robert Moser of Kendal, gent., of front 17 Feb WDX 708/25 Assignment of mortgage. burgage house etc., [as in WDX 708/22], 1840 for £300. By Richard Noble of Kendal, bootmaker, and Edward Tatham, formerly of same place but now of Summerfield House, County of Lancaster, esq., devisees of will 5 Nov WDX 708/26 Conveyance. of William Jackson, late of Collin Croft, 1850 Kendal, painter and glazier of three messuages with appurts. on west side of Highgate, Kendal, for £360. Of dwelling houses and hereditaments in 30 Jan WDX 708/27 Conditions of sale. Highgate, Kendal, by devisees of late 1861 Robert Cragg, deceased. Conveyance of 5 Apr 1861 (referenced WDX 708/28) by Roger Moser of Kendal, gent. and others to Miles Thompson of Kendal, architect, of messuage on west side of Highgate, near Westmorland Bank in Kendal with yard, outbuildings and appurts. Conveyance, abstract of title, 5 Apr WDX 708/28-30 etc. for £589. With abstract of title of 1861 and requisitions on title. 1861 (referenced WDX 708/29) and requisitions on title of 1861 (referenced WDX 708/30). N.B. Will of Miles Thompson made in 1866, see WDX 708/46; Thompson died in August 1868 and was buried at Parkside Cemetery on 29 Aug 1868. By Marcellus Thompson and Robert Thompson, executors of the late Miles WDX 708/31 Memorandum of deposit. Thompson, of certain writings re property in 1 Jul 1869 Collin Croft, Kendal, with Directors of Lancaster Banking Co. Receipt of Harrison and Son for £504 9s. 8d. from executors of late Miles Thompson, WDX 708/32 Receipt. 1 Jul 1869 being balance of principal and interest due to trustees of late James Harrison. Re helping Samuel Snowdon Strickland Stockdale, son of Jane Stockdale to get 'his WDX 708/33 Envelope with memorandum. Jun 1875 rights' under will of Miles Thompson (N.B. for will see WDX 708/46). For Samuel Snowdon Strickland Stockdale, son of Robert and jane Stockdale of 15 Nov WDX 708/34 Certificate of birth (copy) Clapham, County of York, groom, on 15 1860 Nov 1860; copy certified on 8 Dec 1881. Mortgage of 21 Apr 1884 (referenced WDX 708/35) by Jane Stockdale of Lanefoot, Bentham, County of York W.R., widow, and Samuel Snowdon Strickland Stockdale of same, mariner to Thomas Collinson of Fellside, Kendal, 'out of business', of messuage on west side of Highgate near Westmorland Bank, Kendal, also from shop 1884- WDX 708/35-37 Mortgage, letter, and receipt. in Highgate and messuage in Collin Croft 1886 with appurts. for £200; with further charge of £100, 21 Nov 1885. With letter of 10 Nov 1986 (referenced WDX 708/36) and receipt of 11 Nov 1886 (referenced WDX 708/37) of Moser and Sons for £311 12s. being principal and interest due to Mr John Collinson. Account of Jane and S.S.S. Stockdale, 1883- WDX 708/38 Account. Bentham, with Lancaster Banking Co. 1884 By Jane Stockdale of Kendal, widow, and Samuel S. S. Stockdale of Grange-over- Sands, County of Lancaster, mariner to William Bousfield Thompson of Kendal, 17 Nov WDX 708/39 Conveyance. printer and wholesale stationer, of 1886 messuages with front shop on west side of Highgate near Westmorland Bank, Kendal, and messuage in Collin Croft with appurts., for £750. Account of W B Thompson with Harrison and Milne [solicitors] for cost of conveying WDX 708/40 Account. Nov 1886 property; received by James Heap, 14 May 1887. By trustees of late George Jackson, deceased, to William Bousfield Thompson of Kendal, wholesale stationer and printer, of three messuages with appurts. being nos. 4 Jan WDX 708/41 Conveyance. 4, 6 and 8 Collin Croft on west side of 1897 Highgate, Kendal, adjoining front house formerly belonging to Robert Cragg deceased but now of W B Thompson, for £15. From W Bousfield Thompson to Mr John Bolton, Kendal, Town Clerk, about flagging 7 Aug WDX 708/42 Letter. being done by Corporation workmen on his 1900 property. With acknowledgment of Mr Thompson's Minutes of Kendal Town 28 Aug WDX 708/43 property on west side of Highgate, Kendal Council. 1900 (page 299). Account of Mr W B Thompson with Kendal 14 Sep WDX 708/44 Account with receipt. Urban District Council for flagging footpath 1900 (Mr Willison's front); with receipt attached for 13s. 11d. Letter of 15 Mar 1907 (referenced WDX 708/45) from C G Thompson and Wilson, Kendal, solicitors to W B Thompson about sending succession duty accounts and returning copy of will. With will (a copy of Letter, will (copy), and WDX 708/45-48 a will made on 14 Nov 1866) of Miles 1907 succession duty accounts. Thompson of The Lound, Kendal, architect. Also with succession duty accounts of Jane Stockdale and S S S Stockdale, 1869 and 1907 (referenced WDX 708/47 and WDX 708/48 resepectively). Of no. 68 Highgate and nos. 4, 6 and 8 Particulars and condition of 29 Jun WDX 708/49 Collin Croft, Kendal, by Midland Bank Ltd. sale. 1928 to Mr A E Fisher, Lancaster, music dealer. From J T Hayton, solicitor, Lancaster, to Mr 23 Jun WDX 708/50 Letter. and Mrs A E Fisher, Lancaster, handing 1929 over deeds. Letters between Gibson and Sturton, soilcitors, Lancaster, and J T Hayton, 22-27 WDX 708/51 Correspondence. solicitor, about a dispute between Fisher Aug 1931 and Bland re passage way [not in Kendal]. 'Shewing from the most approved authors, "A Guide to the Practical both ancient and modern, the truest and WDX 875/1 Physician", by Theophilus sfaest way of curing all diseases, internal 1684 Bonet. and external, whether by medicine, surgery or diet'. Includes: Portrait of Edmund Law, by ; 'Ancient Sculptures at Ribchester' and 'Ancient Tomb Stone at Kirkby Stephen Church'; 'View of a Natural Arch in a Rock, at High Methop'; Anne Clifford's Column; 'Antiquities found at Prints, relating mainly to 19th WDX 875/2 Plumpton in Cumberland in 1812'; Portrait Cumbrian subject matter. century of Bernard Gilpin; Portrait of George Morland, painter; 'Stones on '; Obelisk at Bewcastle; Votive and Roman altars found at Carlisle; Hutton Hall, Pendragon Castle, druidical remains; a vase; archaeological finds. Scrapbook of miscellanea, containing pedigrees of Includes OS maps, miscellaneous prints, WDX 875/3 undated Wandisford, Gilpin, Sandys newspaper cuttings and photographs. and Bland families. Pedigree of Gilpin Family of WDX 993/1 Covers the period between 1206-1987. circa 1990 etc. Notes, newspaper cuttings, photographs and copy WDX 993/2 circa 1990 certificates relating to the Gilpin Family of Kentmere etc. WDX 1158 Kendal Grammar School Photograph of boys Sep 1929 Contains notes on bed making, washing-up, cleaning, setting a table, sweeping and Exercise book: House Making WDX 1185/1 dusting, how to read a gas meter, how to Sep 1926 Centre make supplies last one week, planning meals, etc. Contains notes on poultices, remedies, wounds, feeding of infants, a day in the life of a baby, invalid diet including recipes for Exercise book: nurse's notes WDX 1185/2 barley water, beef tea, baked custard, choice Sep 1926 and recipes of a sick room. Also, recipes for bread, scones, ginger pudding, apple jelly, feather cake, savoury herrings, etc. Contains recipes for milk pudding, bread, undated WDX 1185/3 Exercise book: Cookery suet pudding, sheep's head broth, [circa marmalade, etc. 1926] End of year report of Ethel WDX 1185/4 Mar 1927 Whittam, Kendal Green School undated WDX 1185/5 Recipe book [printed] Cover missing [circa 1920s] Sale particulars: Croft, WDX 1186/1 1928 Clappersgate, Ambleside Sale particulars: Eastwood, WDX 1186/2 Sep 1929 Newby Bridge Sale particulars: Ridding Bay, WDX 1186/3 May 1930 near Lakeside undated Sale particulars: Broad Oak, WDX 1186/4 [circa Underbarrow 1933] Sale particulars - Carus House, WDX 1186/5 Arkholme with Cawood Sep 1938 [county Lancashire] 'A Lakeland Valley Through A history of Staveley, Kentmere, and Ings. WDX 1189/5 Time' edited by Joe Scott Published by The Staveley and District 1995 [annotated copy] History Society. Ink with watercolour washes, four separate drawings on page. Top left drawing shows sink. Top right drawing shows fireplace. Bottom left drawing shows end of bunk bed Drawings: interiors of Shap 10 & 11 WDX 2017/1 with clothes hanging up, pairs of boots, and Wells Prisoner of War camp Sep 1945 cello. Bottom right drawing shows table and chair with bottle, jug, and glass, and clothes hanging up to dry. ¶Endorsed: 'Zi[mmer] 43 in Lager 13, Shap.' Three drawings on one page, two ink and one with watercolour washes. Top left drawing shows corridor and doorways. Top Drawings: interiors of Shap 11-12 Sep WDX 2017/2 right drawing [ink and watercolour washes] Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 shows fire buckets near banisters. Bottom drawing shows man leaning on banister in at top of stairs with large window. Two drawings on one sheet. Top drawing [ink] shows inmate seated near bed in front Drawings: interiors of Shap of window. Bottom drawing [ink with 12 & 17 WDX 2017/3 Wells Prisoner of War camp watercolour wash] shows bunk bed, chest of Sep 1945 drawers, various items in the room including a cello. ¶Endorsed: 'Mein [?] Bett' Drawing: stairs and banisters 13 Sep WDX 2017/4 leading to doorway in Shap Drawing takes up half the page 1945 Wells Prisoner of War camp Drawings: vignettes of Drawings all ink with watercolour washes undated signposts, signs, fire alarms, WDX 2017/5 except one pencil sketch showing back of a [circa Sep and notices at Shap Wells man at window 1945] Prisoner of War camp Ink on paper drawing showing courtyard, Drawing: exterior of Shap 30 Jun WDX 2017/6 walls, and roof tops. ¶Endorsed: 'Lager 13 Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 Shap, Penrith (Cumberland) Langner Zi 43'. Ink on paper drawing showing courtyard Drawing: exterior of Shap and archway, with figure of a man [similar 11 Aug WDX 2017/7 Wells Prisoner of War camp drawing to WDX 2017/8]. ¶Endorsed: 1945 'Lager 13' and 'Langner Zi 43'. Ink on paper drawing showing courtyard Drawing: exterior of Shap 14 Sep WDX 2017/8 and archway, with figure of a man [similar Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 drawing to WDX 2017/7] Ink on paper drawing showing passage way, Drawing: exterior of Shap walls, mansard roof [same drawing as WDX 14 Sep WDX 2017/9 Wells Prisoner of War camp 2017/10] ¶Endorsed: 'Shap' and 'Langner Zi 1945 43'. Ink on paper drawing showing passage way, Drawing: exterior of Shap 14 Sep WDX 2017/10 walls, mansard roof [same drawing as WDX Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 2017/9] Ink on paper drawing showing tree, Drawing: landscape near Shap 3 Oct WDX 2017/11 drystone wall. ¶Endorsed: 'Bein [?] Lager Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 13 (Shap)' Ink on paper drawing showing view of Drawing: buildings at Shap buildings [workshops?] through trees, with 6 Oct WDX 2017/12 Wells Prisoner of War camp rocks in foreground. ¶Endorsed: 1945 'Wirtschafts gebaude von Lager Shap'. Ink on paper drawing of Shap Wells camp Drawing: exterior of Shap 7 Oct WDX 2017/13 in middle distance. ¶Endorsed: 'Shap, Lager Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 13'. Ink on paper drawing showing Shap Wells Drawing: exterior of Shap 14 Oct WDX 2017/14 Prisoner of War camp amongst trees. Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 ¶Endorsed: 'Lager 13 Shap'. Ink on paper drawing showing Shap Wells Drawing: exterior of Shap 14 Oct WDX 2017/15 Prisoner of War camp amongst trees, with Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 figure in foreground. ¶Endorsed: 'Lager 13'. Ink on paper drawing showing a farm and Drawing: landscape near Shap 17 Oct WDX 2017/16 trees. ¶Endorsed: 'Bein [?] Lager 13/5.4 km' Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 and 'Herbstausflug'. Drawing: exterior of Shap Ink on paper drawing showing Shap Wells 1 Nov WDX 2017/17 Wells Prisoner of War camp Prisoner of War camp in its surroundings 1945 with two figures. ¶Endorsed: 'Lager 13 Shap Penrith'. Ink on paper drawing showing buildings Drawing: landscape near Shap 8 Nov WDX 2017/18 and beck. ¶Endorsed: 'Gub [?] unterhalb [?] Wells Prisoner of War camp 1945 Lager 13'. Drawing: exterior of building Ink on paper drawing showing porch, 15 Aug WDX 2017/19 near Shap Wells Prisoner of doorway and wall with gate. ¶Endorsed: 1946 War camp 'Gub [?] bein [?] Lager 13'. Ink on paper with watercolour washes drawing showing buildings amongst trees Drawing: buildings at Shap WDX 2017/20 with a beck in the foreground. ¶Endorsed: 1946 Wells Prisoner of War camp 'Wirtschafts gebaude des Lager 13 (Shap) 1946' Ink on paper drawing of the west tower of 25 Jul WDX 2017/21 Drawing: Shap Abbey Shap Abbey 1946 Ink on paper drawing of west tower of Shap 25 Jul WDX 2017/22 Drawing: Shap Abbey Abbey, and farm. ¶Endorsed: 'Shap Abbey'. 1946 Ink on paper drawing of west tower of Shap 25 Jul WDX 2017/23 Drawing: Shap Abbey Abbey 1946 Ink on paper drawing showing Shap Abbey 25 Jul WDX 2017/24 Drawing: Shap Abbey farm farm 1946 Drawing: beck near Shap Wells Ink on paper drawing showing [Blea?] beck 15 Oct WDX 2017/25 Prisoner of War camp and trees. ¶Endorsed: 'Shap - Bach' 1945 Drawing: beck near Shap Wells Ink on paper drawing showing [Blea?] beck 19 Oct WDX 2017/26 Prisoner of War camp and trees. ¶Endorsed: 'Am Shap - Bach' 1945 Drawing: woodland near Shap Ink on paper drawing showing spa well 2 Oct WDX 2017/27 Wells Prisoner of War camp pavilion and pump head in woodland 1945 Ink on paper drawing with watercolour washes showing spa well pavilion and Drawing: woodland near Shap WDX 2017/28 pump head in woodland, with figure in 1946 Wells Prisoner of War camp centre. ¶Endorsed: '[...] am Shap-Bach 1946'. Ink on paper drawing with watercolour washes showing moorland at Shap with 3 May WDX 2017/29 Drawing: landscape at Shap farm buildings in distance. ¶Endorsed: 1946 'Shap' and '3. V. 46.' Drawing: All Saints church, Ink on paper drawing of church and 29 Mar WDX 2017/30 Orton churchyard 1946 Drawing: buildings at Low Ink on paper drawing of houses and road at 15 Aug WDX 2017/31 Scales Low Scales, with figure in distance 1946 Drawing: buildings at Low Ink on paper drawing of buildings and beck 15 Aug WDX 2017/32 Scales at Low Scales 1946 Drawing: Crag's Hill Bridge, Ink on paper drawing showing bridge and 25 Jun WDX 2017/33 Lowther buildings in background 1946 Drawing: unidentified undated Ink on paper drawing of farm, trees, WDX 2017/34 landscape, near Shap Wells [circa drystone wall, and sheep Prisoner of War camp 1946] Ink on paper drawing of sheep's skull with WDX 2017/35 Drawing: sheep skull 1946 horns. ¶Endorsed: 'Fruhjahr 1946'. 10 Jul WDX 2017/36 Drawing: horse Pencil on paper drawing of a horse 1946 undated WDX 2017/37 Drawing: horse Pencil on paper drawing of a horse [circa Jul 1946] Includes career information of Johannes Theodor Langner, copy of a self-portrait Research notes and copies of painted in 1960, copy of card showing 20th WDX 2017/38 documents relating to Johannes places and dates of internments, copy of century Theodor Langner discharge papers, and copy of a statement made by Prisoner of War Joseph Mlotek on conditions at Shap Wells POW camp Includes engravings of Shap Abbey, , newspaper cuttings, Printed Westmorland 18th-20th WDX 2018 dedication of a window at Heversham Ephemera century church 1924, book of words for Miss Wakefield's popular concert 1882. Showing ruins of west tower, with text WDX 2018/1 Engraving: Shap Abbey circa 1774 relating history of the Abbey Exterior of castle, with one engraving WDX 2018/2 Engravings: Brougham Castle circa 1774 showing the interior of the chapel Lines of Meditation on the WDX 2018/3 Vale of Crosby by George 1826 Gibson [2nd edition] Newspaper cutting: Local Giving brief history of the Kendal WDX 2018/4 1834 Chronology Chronicle newspaper Programme: Kendal Friendly To be held in Maud's Meadow and Bank WDX 2018/5 Societies' Eighth Annual Gala, Aug 1877 Fields, with Grand Balloon Ascent The Athletic Sports Newspaper cutting: obituary of WDX 2018/6 the late Revd R Robinson, Sep 1877 Mallerstang Newspaper cutting: advertising a lecture by John Ruskin for the WDX 2018/7 Sep 1877 Kendal Literary and Scientific Institution Programme: book of words for Performers: Mrs Lyndock Moncrieff, Miss Miss Wakefield's Popular 10 Jan WDX 2018/8 Wakefield, Mr Charles Wade, and Mr Concert at St George's Hall, 1882 Marzials. Kendal Newspaper cuttings: relating to WDX 2018/9 William Wordworth and Dove 1891 Cottage Newspaper cutting: settlement of the lias lime dispute at 13 Jun WDX 2018/10 Fisher Tarn water works by 1896 Kendal Corporation Poem: The Dalesman, by E J WDX 2018/11 From the Pall Mall magazine 1903 Sullivan Average rainfall at Crosthwaite 1906- WDX 2018/12 Form B for British Rainfall Association vicarage 1917 Dedication of window at 5 Oct WDX 2018/13 Heversham Church, by Bishop 1924 of Barrow in memory of Mr and Mrs T A Argles of Eversley undated Photograph: Ambleside WDX 2018/14 [late 19th vicarage, by Moses Bowness century] undated WDX 2019 Greenriggs Hotel, Underbarrow [circa 1970s] Containing drawing of the hotel, undated Advertising booklet for WDX 2019/1 photograph of the residents' lounge and [circa Greenriggs Hotel photograph of the hotel grounds. 1970s] Page from Illustrated Times 21 Aug WDX 2020 newspaper 1858 Containing illustrations of Lord Brougham Page from Illustrated Times cutting the first sod of the Eden Valley 21 Aug WDX 2020/1 newspaper regarding Eden Railway at Appleby, and procession passing 1858 Valley Railway beneath the triumphal arch in the Market Place, Appleby undated Plans of billiard room and [circa WDX 2021 garden terrace at 19th Crackenthorpe Hall century] undated Showing outside elevations, inside Plan of new billiard room for [circa WDX 2021/1 elavations, and plan. No architect named. Captain Machell 19th 1/4 inch scale. century] undated One coloured plan showing terrace, areas of Plans of garden terrace at [circa WDX 2021/2 gravel, walls, steps, and 'Miss Machell's Crackenthorpe Hall 19th tree'. Other plan very rough draft of same. century] Plan of water supply system at WDX 2022 Aug 1935 Holehird estate, Windermere Plan of water supply system at Showing mains, tanks, etc. ¶Walker, Carter, WDX 2022/1 Holehird estate, Windermere and Walker, of Windermere. ¶Scale: 41.66 Aug 1935 [H L Groves, esquire] feet to 1 inch. Will of George Wilkinson of 5 May WDX 2023 Kirkland, Kendal 1679 Bequeaths property, land, and money to his Will of George Wilkinson of 5 May WDX 2023/1 wife Elizabeth, sons Edward, Thomas, and Kirkland, Kendal 1679 Robert, and daughter Elizabeth. WDX 2024 Thomas Bell, druggist 1872 Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain certificate: Probably the Thomas Bell who was a WDX 2024/1 1872 Thomas Bell is duly qualified druggist and chemist in Ambleside. to be registered as a druggist National Association of Local WDX 2025 Government Officers 1955 Benevolent and Orphan Fund Diploma of Merit presented to Westmorland branch of the WDX 2025/1 1955 National Association of Local Government Officers in recognition of £1000 subscribed to the Benevolent and Orphan Fund WDX 2026 Windermere Choral Society 1907 Annual concert of the Windermere Choral Society. Principals: Miss Lily Jeffrey, Programme for Elijah, at the 4 Apr WDX 2026/1 soprano; Madam Peploe, contralto; Mr Institute, Bowness 1907 Wentworth Minty, tenor; Mr Harry Horner, bass. Conductor: Mr Frank Barton. undated Book of words and musical [early WDX 2026/2 score of Elijah 20th century] Number 1, yard 63, Deeds, abstracts of title, and research notes 1934- WDX 2027 Windermere Road, Kendal relating to the property 1994 undated Map of Westmorland by Robert Morden [2 WDX 2028 Westmorland maps [circa copies, one with watercolour wash] 1695] With watercolour wash on mountains and undated Map of Westmorland by Robert WDX 2028/1 forests, and colours highlighting towns and [circa Morden boundaries. 1695] undated Map of Westmorland by Robert WDX 2028/2 Black and white, pasted to board [circa Morden 1695] WDX 2029 Hill Top, New Hutton Photograph of Hill Top, New Hutton 1910 Showing group of men in ceremonial Photograph of Hill Top, New costume in front of the house [for John WDX 2029/1 1910 Hutton Rankin, High Sheriff of Westmorland, 1910]. Photographer: Gilbert Hogg, Kendal. Independent Order of WDX 2030 Oddfellows - Poor Man's 1860 Friend Lodge, Sedbergh Certificate to William Storey for serving the office of Noble 17 Nov WDX 2030/1 Grand in the Poor Man's Friend 1860 Lodge, Sedbergh Research notes, transcriptions, photographs, slides, photocopies of documents, etc. for topics including: of Meeting; wills and inventories; Farleton Paul Frederick Barker tithe award transcipts; lime kilns; Hale 20th-21st WDX 2031 Collection Head Farm, Beetham; Cartmel family of century Farleton; Fothergill papers; Farleton families; Beetham church monumental inscriptions; Nook estate; Charteris estate (Preston Patrick); etc. Includes a bibliography of books relating to Farleton; notes on Overthwaite Mill, Farleton, from John Somervell's 'Water- 1976- WDX 2031/1 Farleton notes power Mills of South Westmoreland'; 2006 transcripts of parts of Quaker wills from John Somervell's 'Some Westmoreland Wills'; notes relating to Farleton from Nicolson and Burn 'History and Antiquities of Westmorland and Cumberland'; transcripts of 18512 and 1881 census for Farleton township; transcripts of Farleton and Overthwaite population returns; entries from Trade Directories for Farleton, 1829- 1938; transcripts of deeds relating to Atkinson family of Farleton; photographs of Farleton documents; etc. List of instances names of Farleton families undated from various documents including trade WDX 2031/2 Farleton names [circa directories, Farleton tithe award, Beetham 2000] parish registers, etc. Beetham parish register Covering 1608 to 1888. With list of 1998- WDX 2031/3 transcripts Beetham churchwardens, 1782-1811. 2007 Includes Burton, Heversham, Kendal, Various parish register Kirkby Lonsdale, Lancaster, Melling, 1999- WDX 2031/4 transcripts Preston Patrick, Tunstall, Warton, 2004 Whittington. Notes and transcripts relating to: Revd William Hutton, 1750s; Hutton wills, 16th- 18th centuries; extracts from deeds; article 'The Rev William Hutton's A Bran New Wark: The Westmorland Dialect in the Late 1991- WDX 2031/5 Hutton family Early-Modern Period' by Graham 2006 Shorrocks; transcript of William Hutton's book, 1840-1842; article 'The Diary of Sir Richard Hutton 1614-1639' by Wilfrid R Prest. 'Who was Rowland Atkinson WDX 2031/6 of ?' by Paul F 2000 Barker Extracts from deeds relating to Wath/Warth Sudden, Preston Patrick, 1596-1858; transcript and copy of inventory of Henry 1999- WDX 2031/7 Various transcripts and extracts Preston of Farleton, 1696; extracts from 2009 documents relating to Waller family of Hale/Beetham, 1673-1807. Includes photocopies of map of customary land within the manor of Preston Patrick held by Francis Charteris, 1771 [some annotated]; list of burials in Preston Patrick; photocopy of The History of the Townships of Preston Patrick and Preston Richard, 1955; list of maps; photocopy of The Preston Patrick notes, 1999- WDX 2031/8 Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of transcripts and copies 2007 England, Scotland and Ireland entry for Preston of the Manor of Furness; notes on the manor of Preston Patrick; list of places and names; notes on the Wright family of Preston Patrick; notes on Audland, Backhouse, Camm, Cartmell, Chambley/Chamney, Cragg, Moore, Page, Potter, Preston, Robinson, Sill, Skeyring/Skyrin, Sutton, Wilson, families; extracts from deeds relating to Row; transcript of rental of Thomas Preston's customary tenants, 1670; wills; 1851 census; copies of entries from Royal Commission on Historical Monuments; notes and transcripts relating to 1771 survey of manor of Preston Patrick. Includes transcription of register of births, marriages, and deaths 1651-1765 [original at WDFCF/1/134]; list of gravestones at Quakers and Preston Patrick 2002- WDX 2031/9 Preston Patrick meeting house; 'A Quaker meeting 2009 gravestone at Birkrigg Park, Westmorland' by Paul F Barker, 2002 [paper prepared for Cumbria Local History Federation]; notes. Transcipts [and some photocopies] of wills and inventories including Hutton family of Nook, Preston Patrick; Parke family; Preston family; Grace Chamber of Sedgwick 172; William Baxter of Milltown 2000- WDX 2031/10 Wills and inventories 1737; Dorothie Thompson of Burton in 2001 Kendal 1607; index to wills relating to Kendal area at Lancashire Archives 1550- 1720; inventory of Henry Preston of Farleton, 1696. Photocopies of documents undated WDX 2031/11 containing various Hutton [circa surnames and signatures 2000] Includes an annotated list of deeds for Hale Head Farm, Beetham; photocopies of sales particulars for Hale Head Farm 1862 and 1919; transcript of abstract of the title of 2009- WDX 2031/12 Hale Head Farm, Beetham trustees of the marriage settlement of Bryan 2010 Waller Atkinson 1863; schedules of deeds and documents relating to Hale Head Farm; notes. Includes transcript of abstract of title of William Rowland Fothergill, Hale Moss, WDX 2031/13 Fothergill family 2009 Beetham, 1854; extracts from IGI on various Fothergills. Includes transcripts and copies of documents relating to Cartmel/Cartmell family; history of the Cartmel family of Farleton covering sixteenth century to twentieth century, with family tree; Cartmell family of Wath Sudden; 1999- WDX 2031/14 Cartmel family of Farleton photocopy of 1776 plan of the estates of 2002 Thomas Cartmel in Farleton and Nook; photocopy of plan of Messrs Cartmel's estate at Farleton 1833; annotated photocopy of OS map showing Farleton House and Town End House estates, 1869; annotated photocopy of OS map showing Cartmel lands from Farleton tithe map, 1839. Transcript of the Farleton tithe award, with WDX 2031/15 Farleton tithe records annotated OS maps, some showing field 1999 names. Notes and papers created by Paul F Barker for his publication 'A Survey of Limekiln Survey of limekilns sites in Sites in South Cumbria and North 2006- WDX 2031/16 South Cumbria and North Lancashire' including photographs of 2015 Lancashir Nether Levens limekiln, kilns at Yealnd Conyers, Holme Park Fell, etc.; Limekilns, views of Farleton area, Beetham, undated WDX 2031/17 35mm slides Wath Sudden, Cartmel family documents, [circa etc. 1990s] Order of Thanksgiving Service WDX 2031/18 for the life of Paul Frederick May 2015 Barker undated George Edward Alexander of WDX 2032 [circa Kendal 1914] In uniform of 16th (County of London) undated Photograph of George Edward WDX 2032/1 Battalion Queens Westminster and Civil [circa Alexander of Kendal Service Rifles 1914] Research notes relating to undated With information on his parents, his army WDX 2032/2 George Edward Alexander of [circa service, his marriage, and death. Kendal 2021] Parish map of Old Hutton [undated circa 1990s- WDX 2033 Parish and town maps 2000] and town map of Kirkby Lonsdale, 2000 1996 Map of Kirkby Lonsdale town Showing streets, elevations of notable WDX 2033/1 1996 centre buildings. ¶By Jenny Walter. Showing parish area, notable buildings, undated Map of the parish of Old WDX 2033/2 with historical and natural history [circa Hutton information. Possibly a millennium map. 2000] Handmade Christmas cards from Michael Davies-Shiel to Mr and Mrs Hayhurst [cards illustrate and describe aspects of Cumbrian industrial history]; notes on 1977- WDX 2034 Michael Davies-Shiel various aspects of Cumbrian industrial 2009 history and Norse and Roman settlement; order of service of funeral of Michael Davies-Shiel 2009. Cards illustrated with sites of Cumbrian industrial heritage, with descriptive notes. Includes cards relating to Low Wath Corn Christmas cards from Michael Mill and Forge, Backbarrow Mills, Stock 1993- WDX 2034/1 Davies-Shiel to Mr and Mrs Force Bobbin Mill, Millthrop Mill, Long 2008 Hayhurst Island Cotton Mill, Cockermouth mills, Thornthwaite Lead and Zinc mines, Cunsey Upper Works, Peart's Foundry, Hawkshead Bobbin Mill. Research notes on geology and 1977- WDX 2034/2/1 rainfall in Cumbria 1985 Research notes on potash kilns WDX 2034/2/2 1978 in Cumbria Research notes on Old Hutton WDX 2034/2/3 1985 mills Research notes on Roman WDX 2034/2/4 1986 occupation of Cumbria Research notes on Norse 1984- WDX 2034/2/5 settlement in Britain 1986 Notes on plotting building and WDX 2034/2/6 wall data, longhouses, stone 1985 walls, stepped hillsides Maps showing locations of WDX 2034/2/7 water powered smelt forges, 1986 mines, and kilns Research notes on Backbarrow WDX 2034/2/8 furnace and Stony Hazel Finery 1991 and Chafery Forge Research notes on woodland WDX 2034/2/9 industries and Leighton 1995 Furnace Research notes on some WDX 2034/2/10 1997 woodland industries Research notes on fulling mills WDX 2034/2/11 1997 in Cumbria Research notes on Cartmel WDX 2034/2/12 1998 parish undated WDX 2034/2/13 Research notes on bloomeries [circa 1990s] undated WDX 2034/2/14 Research notes on corn kilns [circa 1970s] With Westmorland Gazette article on Order of service for funeral of Michael Davies-Shiels research, Mar 1998; WDX 2034/3 Jul 2009 Michael Davies-Shiel 'My Own Timetable of Learning' covering author's work from 1954 to the 1970s. Includes deeds relating to Dovecote Gill, Dowbiggin, near Sedbergh, 1588-1814; deeds, wills, etc., relating to members of the Cleasby family of Kirkby Stephen; records Cleasby family, Kirkby 1588- WDX 2035 relating to Wharton Hall and Eden Place Stephen 1903 including farm accounts and stock breeding, 1870s-1880s; printed ballad relating to the Wharton Hall sale, 1876; other papers relating to the Cleasby family. undated WDX 2036 Revd Hay M Erskine [circa 1880s] With signature of Revd Erskine on picture undated Photograph of Revd Hay M WDX 2036/1 mount. Photographer: B Scott and Son of [circa Erskine Carlisle. 1880s] undated WDX 2037 Bela Viaduct [circa 1900] undated Photograph of Bela Viaduct WDX 2037/1 [circa [Hincaster branch line] 1900] Notes of Chancery proceedings relating to Westmorland [pre-1714] from records held undated Westmorland Chancery at The National Archives, by Dr Colin WDX 2039 [circa Proceedings Phillips and Dr Pamela Taylor. Comprising 1980s] MSS notes divided into nine folders and card index. Typescript list of plaintiffs and defendants. Index to all Westmorland cases Covering period c1550 to 1714. Abstracted undated from the manuscript indexes to WDX 2039/1 from MSS indexes at The National [circa Chancery proceedings at The Archives by Dr Pamela Taylor working as 1980] National Archives research assistant to Dr Colin Phillips. MS notes on various undated Westmorland cases in WDX 2039/2 See WDX 2039/1 for index to cases [circa Chancery proceedings [c1550 1980s] to 1714] MS notes on various undated Westmorland cases in WDX 2039/3 See WDX 2039/1 for index to cases [circa Chancery proceedings [c1550 1980s] to 1714] MS notes on various undated Westmorland cases in WDX 2039/4 See WDX 2039/1 for index to cases [circa Chancery proceedings [c1550 1980s] to 1714] MS notes on various undated Westmorland cases in WDX 2039/5 See WDX 2039/1 for index to cases. [circa Chancery proceedings [c1550 1980s] to 1714] undated Index cards for notes on WDX 2039/6 [circa Westmorland cases 1980] From Exchequer bills at The National undated MS notes on Exchequer bills Archives [E112]. Notes made by Dr Pamela WDX 2039/7 [circa relating to Westmorland Taylor working as a research assistant to Dr 1980s] Colin Phillips. Index to Westmorland cases undated from the MS indexes at The Made by Dr Pamela Taylor working as a WDX 2039/8 [circa National Archives Exchequer research assistant to Dr Colin Phillips. 1980s] decrees and orders Notes on some Exchequer undated WDX 2039/9 decrees and orders relating to Notes made by Dr Colin Phillips. [circa Westmorland 1980s] Photocopies of maps of Levens WDY 687 undated and Heversham areas Photocopy of [enclosure?] plan of Woodhouse Green, WDY 687/1 undated Hincaster Green, and Heversham Head Photocopy of [enclosure?] plan WDY 687/2 of Sizergh Fell and Beathwaite undated Green in Levens Mar WPC 2/1/6 Minute book 1975-Apr 1993 May WPC 2/1/7 Minute book 1993-May 1995 Jul 1995- WPC 2/1/8 Minutes Mar 2007 1971- WPC 2/1/9 Receipt and payment book 1981 Financial statments, balance 1976- WPC 2/1/10 sheets, precepts 2008 May WPC 2/7/1/1 Minutes 2007-Mar 2011 Nov Accounts, precepts, annual WPC 2/7/2/1 2007-Dec returns 2010 For Arnside Cemetery Board, surveyed by WPC 18/5/29 Arnside New Cemetery plan Hoggarth Bros, Kendal. There are markings 1901 made in red ink on some of the plots. Jul 1931- WPC 38/1/3 Cash account book Mar 1994 Apr 1967- WPC 38/1/4 Petty cash book Mar 2000 2007- WPC 38/1/5 Account book 2008 Financial statements and 1977- WPC 38/1/6 1977-1982, 1984-1985, 1987-2008 balance sheets 2008 and WPC 38/1/7 Jubilee fund Jun 1977 income and expenses 2010- WPR 9/1/2/10 Marriages 2018 2018- WPR 9/1/2/11 Marriages 2019 1951- WPR 10/1/2/5 Marriages 1962 1962- WPR 10/1/2/6 Marriages 1975 1975- WPR 10/1/2/7 Marriages 1985 1985- WPR 10/1/2/8 Marriages 1993 1993- WPR 10/1/2/9 Marriages 2006 2006- WPR 10/1/2/10 Marriages 2019 Bundle of Parish newsletters 1988- WPR 10/15/1/5 With gaps (nos 333-362) 1990 2005- WPR 17/1/2/6 Marriages 2019 2001- WPR 18/1/2/3 Marriages 2017 1997- WPR 20/1/2/5 Marriages 2017 WPR 20/1/2/6 Marriages One entry in register 2010 These memorials were photographed prior Printouts of photographs of two WPR 28/4/10/2 to the installation of a kitchen area which 2021 memorial plaques will hide the memorials from view. 1981- WPR 32/1/2/4 Marriages 2017 1941- WPR 33/1/2/4 Marriages 1951 1951- WPR 33/1/2/5 Marriages 1975 1975- WPR 33/1/2/6 Marriages 2007 2010- WPR 33/1/2/7 Marriages 2018 1977- WPR 34/1/2/3 Marriages 2018 2009- WPR 35/1/2/7 Marriages 2017 2017- WPR 35/1/2/8 Marriages 2020 2019- WPR 35/6/5/1 Annual Reports of the PCC 2020 Agenda for Annual Parochial WPR 35/6/5/2 Apr 2021 Church Meeting Aerial photographs of the old WPR 35/11/5/4 Jun 1967 and new school Oct 2019- WPR 35/15/1/6 Parish News newsletters May 2021 1998- WPR 38/1/2/30 Marriages 2013 2013- WPR 38/1/2/31 Marriages 2017 2017- WPR 38/1/2/32 Marriages 2020 2005- WPR 55/1/2/6 Marriages 2015 2015- WPR 55/1/2/7 Marriages 2018 1998- WPR 59/1/2/13 Marriages 2012 2012- WPR 59/1/2/14 Marriages 2019 WPR 59/1/2/15 Marriages 2019 1972- WPR 60/1/2/4 Marriages 2010 Plan showing proposed extensions to Kelsick School By Jennings and Stables, Architects, WPR 63/11/3/9/3 "to provide a multilateral, co- 1946 Ambleside. educational school for Ambleside and district". 2012- WPR 65/1/2/8 Marriages 2017 2018- WPR 65/1/2/9 Marriages 2019 1980- WPR 69/1/2/2 Marriages 2019 1971- WPR 70/1/2/7 Marriages 1993 1994- WPR 70/1/2/8 Marriages 2004 2004- WPR 70/1/2/9 Marriages 2019 WPR 76/4/7/4 Quinquennial inspection 1978 WPR 76/4/7/5 Quinquennial inspection Morland vicarage 1982 WPR 76/4/7/6 Quinquennial inspection 1985 WPR 76/4/7/7 Quinquennial inspection 2000 2007- WPR 76/6/1/12 Loose minutes 2012 Annual Parcohial Church 1989- WPR 76/6/1/13 meeting minutes and reports 2012 1992- WPR 76/16/1/2 Electoral rolls 1994-2004 and 2008 missing 2012 2016- WPR 83/1/2/14 Marriages 2018 2018- WPR 83/1/2/15 Marriages 2019 2015- WPR 106/1/2/5 Marriages 2021 1854- WPR 108/1/2/1 Marriages 2008 2008- WPR 108/1/2/2 Marriages 2018 Deposited Plans: Leeds and 29 Nov WQ/RDP/60a (For Book of Reference, see WQ/RDP/60) Carlisle Railway 1845 Inclosure Award: Strickland WQ/RI/99 Unexecuted 1816 Ketel and Nether Staveley Inclosure Award: Little WQ/RI/100 With attested copy 1827 Ormside 1981- WSDCSL/1/8 Minutes 1982 1982- WSDCSL/1/9 Minutes 1983 1983- WSDCSL/1/10 Minutes 1984 1984- WSDCSL/1/11 Minutes 1985 1985- WSDCSL/1/12 Minutes 1986 1986- WSDCSL/1/13 Minutes 1987 1987- WSDCSL/1/14 Minutes 1988 1988- WSDCSL/1/15 Minutes 1989 1989- WSDCSL/1/16 Minutes Sep 1989-Feb 1990 only 1990 WSDCSL/1/17 Minutes Feb-Apr only 1996 1996- WSDCSL/1/18 Minutes 1997 1997- WSDCSL/1/19 Minutes 1998 1998- WSDCSL/1/20 Minutes 1999 1999- WSDCSL/1/21 Minutes 2000 2000- WSDCSL/1/22 Minutes 2001 1979- WSDCSL/2/2/1 Final accounts 1980 1981- WSDCSL/2/2/2 Budget 1982 1982- WSDCSL/2/2/3 Budget 1983 1983- WSDCSL/2/2/4 Budget 1984 Best Value Performance Plan WSDCSL/4/4 Mar 2000 2000-2001 WSMBA/1/1 Royal Charter, King Henry II 1179 WSMBA/1/2 Royal Charter, King John 1200 WSMBA/1/3 Royal Charter, King Henry III 1232 WSMBA/1/4 Royal Charter, King Edward I 1286 WSMBA/1/5 Royal Charter, King Edward III 1332 Royal Charter, King Henry WSMBA/1/6 1528 VIII WSMBA/1/7 Royal Charter, Queen Mary 1553 WSMBA/1/8 Royal Charter, King James I 1606 WSMBA/1/9 Royal Charter, King James I 1618 WSMBA/1/10 Royal Charter, King Charles I 1628 WSMBA/1/11 Royal Charter, King James II 1685 WSMBA/1/12 Royal Charter, Queen Victoria 1885 South Cumbria and Furness 2004- WTCRSF District Coroner's records 2007