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Parish Records of Riccall Parish Records of Riccall Finding Aid PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL Bulmer D. (ER) now deanery of Escrick PR.RIC 1-8 Parish registers. [see also 30, 150-151, 176] 1 1669-1812. (marriages to 1753 only) 2 baptisms 1813- 9 Aug. 1851. (list of vicars 1818-1901 in front cover) 3 baptisms 16 Aug. 1851 - 1893. 4 marriages 1813-1836. 5 marriages 1837- 7 Aug. 1939. (9 licences, inserted loose) 6 marriages 12 Aug. 1939 - 1964. (a certificate of banns inserted loose) 7 burials 1813 - 7 May 1865. 8 burials 11 May 1865 - 1916. (8 death certificates, inserted loose) 9-12 Banns registers. 9 1823-1867. 10 1867-1906. 11 1906-1940. 12 1940-1967. 13-18 Service registers. [also see 28, 32] 13 1902-1908. 14 1908-1915. 15 1924-1932. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 13-18 Service registers. (continued) 16 1932-1944. 17 1944-1951. 18 1961-1967. 19 Terrier and inventory 1899. (later annotations) [see also 53] 20 Faculties for reserved grave spaces 1943-1966. (28 items) [see also 62-67] 21 Apprentice and dole money accounts 1857-1898. (with notes of leases of ‘Poor’s Close’ and other lands). [see also 68-78] 22 Fabric and choir accounts 1914-1924. 23-24 PCC minute books. [see also 29, 117-138, 152, 153] 23 1950-1966. 24 1966-1973. 25 Correspondence concerning expenses of vicarage house 1965-1977. 26 Photograph album of Jubilee Day Gala 1977. 27 The Parish Church of St Mary, Riccall, Rev. E. James (1972). [see also 59] 28 Service register 1968-1985. [see also 13-18, 33] 29 PCC minutes 1973-1979. [see also 23-4, 117-138, 152, 153] 30 Parish register of marriages 1964-1989. [see also 1-8, 30, 150-151, 176] 31 Offertory account book 1874-1901. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 32 Free-will offering ledger 1939-1946. 33 Register of services Jan. 1952 - Dec. 1960. [see also 13-18, 28] 34-41 Photographs. 34 choir, names on reverse May 1886. 35 gentleman in garden, possibly Rev. Hyde 1907. 36 St Mary’s church, Riccall 1963. 37 interiors of church n.d. 38 family group n.d. 39 church in process of building work n.d. (poss. 1864-5) 40 church and war memorial n.d. 41 drawing ‘Another Christ’ n.d. 42-61 the Church. 42 copy of letter of Dowager Lady Wenlock re rebuilding of Riccall church tower 1864. 43 letter from Ecclesiastical Commission re installation of stained glass window and new seating in church 1906. 44 faculty re stained glass window to commemorate Ada Jane Horner July 1931. 45 correspondence with G. Mailie and Son re stained glass window to commemorate Miss Farrow, organist and Sunday School teacher 1949-1950. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 42-61 the Church. (continued) 46 correspondence re repairs to church roof 1937-1938. 47 correspondence and faculties re repairs and refurbishment of church 1906- 1960. 48 correspondence re installation of electric blower for organ in memory of George Daniel 1948. 49 correspondence re repair and tuning of organ 1964. 50 correspondence re mending church clock 1962-1963. 51 correspondence re installation of central heating in church 1946-1947. 52 inventory of St Mary’s church, Riccall 1861. 53 Riccall terrier 1876. [see also 19] 54 correspondence re sale of Riccall glebe to Mr Tomlinson 1927. 55 correspondence with George Pace, architect appointed by diocese to inspect church 1950-1958. 56 correspondence between Rev. E. James and Archbishop of York, Bishop of Selby and Dean of York re 800th anniversary celebration of Riccall church 1948. 57 appeals from Rev. E. James to parishioners re Gift Day and weekly envelopes for maintenance and extension of church n.d. 58 correspondence and lists of subscribers for Restoration Fund Sep. 1948 - Nov. 1950. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 42-61 the Church. (continued) 59 manuscript description of history of church of St Mary the Virgin, Riccall n.d. [see also 27] 60 correspondence with incumbent re history of church and personal family histories 1948, 1965. 61 correspondence re supplies of parish magazine and other printed material to Riccall church 1962-1965. 62-67 Churchyard. [see also 20] 62 correspondence re churchyard extensions 1944, 1955, 1963, 1964. 63 correspondence with Diocesan Registry re church burial fees 1951-1953. 64 correspondence and faculties re reservation of grave space in churchyard 1956-1958. 65 correspondence with PCC re maintenance of churchyard 1962. 66 correspondence with Diocesan Registry re removal of children’s pews and a storage hut in churchyard 1963-1964. 67 fragment of letter enclosing list of names of occupiers of land adjoining the churchyard fence c. 1730. 68-78 Charities. [see also 21] 68 address book of applicants for charity and needy persons in village n.d. Transferred to Old Malton parish records, PR O/MAL 90/5, on 8 December 1999. 69 minutes of meetings of trustees of Riccall charities including list of recipients of grants from apprentice fund 1903-1944. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 68-78 Charities. (continued) 70 accounts and papers of Riccall parochial charities 1903-1963. 71 correspondence with Charity Commission 1882-1904, 1928. 72 accounts and papers of Riccall apprentice fund 1906-1931. 73 letters applying for coal, money and bread charities 1938-1938. 74 account book of Elizabeth Wilson’s charity 1917-1926. 75 bread list giving names of recipients 1924-1926. 76 account book and papers of Lady Howard’s charity 1917-1926. 77 correspondence re drainage of charity land at Gregmire Close 1951-1952. 78 letter from Cecil Amos, headmaster of Blue Coat School, York, in receipt of money for tuition of Eric Hall from J.C. Horner 1931. 79-98 School. 79 correspondence re appointment of staff at Riccall parochial school 1905- 1929. 80 correspondence re appointment of staff at Riccall council school 1930- 1950. 81 official communication to school and managers from East Riding Education Authority and County Council 1907-1917. 82 reports on school’s standard of religious instruction 1909-1916. 83 reports from medical inspections of school children 1916-1925. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 79-98 School. (continued) 84 correspondence re schoolmaster’s house 1902-1928. 85 correspondence re land owned by Riccall parochial school 1863-1931. 86 correspondence from headmaster and others re closure of school for holidays and other school business 1915-1932. 87 correspondence re letting school buildings for non-scholastic activities 1917-1931. 88 letter to school managers from headmaster re expulsion 1925. 89 papers of school managers re maintenance and cleaning of school 1917- 1931. 90 school managers’ minute book and papers 1924-1930. 91 school managers’ accounts 1924-1925. 92 papers relating to Riccall school endowment and charity 1882-1928. 93 correspondence re suggested closure of Riccall parochial school and the building of a new council school 1925-1928. 94 report by H.M. inspectors on Riccall County Council School 1957. 95 Riccall Educational Foundation accont book 1931-1951. 96 Sunday School accounts and correspondence 1927-1945, 1951. 97 Fulford Voluntary Primary School syllabus for infants’ department Jan. 1947. 1 Deposited 1965; 2-8 Deposited Oct. 1969; 9-25 Deposited June 1980; 28-29 Deposited July 1987; 30-150 Deposited Nov. 1989; 151 Deposited Nov. 1992. 152 Deposited Feb. 1994; 153-175 Deposited Apr. 1994; 176-179 Deposited Jan. 1996; 180-192 Deposited 1998; 1993-1999 Deposited July 2000. PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) RICCALL (continued) PR.RIC 79-98 School. (continued) 98 ‘The Armchair’, small playlet written by child n.d. 99-103 Church Hall. 99 papers re requisition of church hall during World War II and compensation 1940. 100 conveyance and related papers of Riccall C. of E. school from the Hon. Mrs Irene Constance Forbes-Adams to the York Diocesan Board of Finance for a new church hall Sep.
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