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Parish Records of Coxwold Parish Records of Coxwold Finding Aid PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) COXWOLD. Bulmer D. (N.R.) now deanery of Easingwold COX 1-15 Parish registers 1 register baptisms ) marriages) 1583-1653 burials ) 2 register baptisms ) marriages) 1653-1666 burials ) 3 register baptisms ) marriages) 1666-1702/3 burials ) 4 register baptisms ) marriages) 1702/3-1730/31 burials ) 5 register baptisms 1731-1812 marriages 1731-1758 burials 1731-1812 (includes terriers of 1764, 1777, 1786, 1809, 1825 and 1853; and notes of assessments for Birdforth township 1633-1637) 6 register baptisms 1813-1842 7 register baptisms 1842-1957 8 register marriages 1754-1801 9 register marriages 1801-1812 10 register marriages 1813-1837 11 register marriages 1837-1932 12 register marriages 1932-1935 13 register marriages 1935-1949 14 register marriages 1949-1962 15 register burials 1813-1859 16-18 Banns books 16 1801-1823 17 1845-1872 18 1873-1937 19-21 Churchwardens' accounts 19 c.1632-1688 (includes notes of the assessment of Birdforth township 1633, 1637; overseers of the poor accounts for two years, n.d.; list of bonds belonging to the poor, n.d.; and list of churchwardens 1661-1679) continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) COXWOLD (continued) COX 19-21 Churchwardens' accounts (continued) 20 1791-1913 (includes list of churchwardens 1778-1851; subscription list for organ; and minutes of a few vestry meetings 1806, 1815, 1822-25, 1829, 1842) 21 1913-1936 (includes sequestrators' accounts Dec. 1926 - July 1927) 22-24 Parochial charity account books 22 1693-1766 23 1766-1839 (includes lists of apprentices, n.d.-1835; numbers of communicants recorded 1818-1823) 24 1840-1936 25-31 Tithe awards and maps 25 Thornton cum Baxby: agreement made 29 June 1839 award confirmed 30 Dec. 1841 26 Newburgh: agreement made 30 Sep. 1846 award confirmed 9 Dec. 1846 27 Yearsley: agreement made 11 Apr. 1839 award confirmed 31 Dec. 1840 28 Wildon Grange: agreement made 26 Feb. 1839 award confirmed 16 Mar. 1843 29 Oulston: agreement made 29 June 1839 award confirmed 3 Nov. 1840 30 Coxwold: agreement made 11 Apr. 1839 award confirmed 30 Oct. 1840 31 Angram Grange: agreement made 19 Apr. 1839 award confirmed 1 Sep. 1840 32 Yearsley Moor enclosure award and map 10 June 1867 confirmed 13 June 1867 33,34 Alterations in parish boundaries: maps 33 Kilburn and Coxwold 1956 (3 copies) 34 Coxwold and Brandsby 1959 35 Plan of lands belonging to the poor of the parish of Coxwold, in Husthwaite and Easingwold 1865 Francis Dickson, surveyor, Easingwold. 2 chains = 1" (2 copies) 36 Copy 0.8. map 1893 6" = 1 m. Part of Coxwold parish continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) COXWOLD (continued) COX 37-46 Deeds etc. relating to the property of the poor 37 abstract of title to 3 closes (8a.) of copyhold land in Husthwaite belonging to the poor of Coxwold 1873 38 additional abstract of same 1873 39 conditions of sale of same 1873 40,41 statutory declarations of Robert Rowntree of Easingwold, land-agent, concerning the same 1873 42 Manor of Husthwaite surrender by William Allen of Wholsea, yeoman, and Isabel, his wife, John Pettinger of Easingwold, and Elizabeth, his wife, James Rooke of Osgodby Grange and Ann, his wife, William Snowdon Appleby of Moxby, John Appleby ofMoxby, Henry Knowles of Stillington and Mary-Jane, his wife, of the above property for the benefit of George Scott, curate of Husthwaite 9 February 1874 43 covenant to produce deeds: the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the Rev. George Scott 23 April 1874 44 valuation of Coxwold poor land 4 January 1894 45 agreement for taking over a road in Husthwaite, between Easingwold RDC and the trustees of Coxwold poor 21 February 1930 46 21 July 1794 Trustees,of thenNorthallerton to York turnpike road to the Rev. Thomas Newton, minister of Coxwold, and churchwardens of the same, acting as trustees for the poor of Coxwold; grant of freedom from tolls as security for the payment of interest on the sum of C25 47 Accounts and correspondence concerning Lady Frankland's dole 1935-1948 48 Letter from W.G. Houlston concerning rent of Beggar's Bed Field, 13 April 1934, endorsed 'Poor Account' 49 Two bank cheques to the Parochial Church Council 1936 50 Opinion concerning Birdforth assessment agreements of 1533 and 1637, George Lawton, 30 September 1848 51 Easter dues accounts 1727-1732 52 Fragment of census returns for Oulston 1811 53 List of contents of the parish chest 23 February 1813 54 Correspondence from and typescript survey of parish records of Coxwold by the county archivist of the North Riding, Yorkshire 1966 55 Church guide, St Michael's Church, Coxwold continued Deposited by the Rev. G.A. Morris, Coxwold Vicarage, Coxwold, York August 1974 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) COXWOLD (continued) COX 56-60 School [see also 92] 56 log book 1863-1886 57 log book 1886-1902 58 log book 1902-1943 59 log book 1943-1974 (school closed) 60 correspondence and circulars from local education authority, with petty cash accounts (five files) 61 Faculty for restoration of chapel as a memorial chapel (with correspondence and plans) 11 Apr. 1961 62 File for Inspection of Churches 1962, with correspondence concerning restoration work 1965 63 File of correspondence concerning church inspection 1968 and subsequent repairs 64 Copy of terrier 1865 65 Tithe redemption certificate for township of Byland Abbey 1849 66 Note of receipt of tithe award by North Riding County Council 1957 67 Parish eiectoral roll 1920-1971 68 Correspondence concerning alteration of parochial boundary to take in part of Wass township 1956 69 Correspondence concerning vicarage dilapidations 1967-1969 70 File of correspondence concerning Sir John Hartes Charity 1900-1972 71 Account book of Sir John Harte's Charity 1925-1956 72 Script of TV broadcast of Rogation Day Service, Coxwold Church, 11 May 1958 73-76 Yearsley Chapelry 73 two letters concerning stipend for curate at Yearsley 1898 74 order to discontinue burials in Yearsley churchyard 28 July 1906 75 letter from Church Commissioners concerning endowments of yearsley 19 Feb. 1954 76 correspondence concerning separation of Yearsley from Coxwold parish 16 Mar. 1960 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) COXWOLD (continued) COX 77-80 Parish Magazines 77 Coxwold and Yearsley Parochial Magazine Jan. - Dec. 1895 78 Coxwold and Yearsley Church Monthly Jan. - Dec. 1904 79 Coxwold Parish Magazine 1951-1971 80 The Herald, notes for the parishes of Husthwaite, Carlton Husthwaite, Birdforth and Thormanby 1970-1975 81 Order of Service for the dedication of windows and other memorials to George and Stephen Wombwell 1902 82-91 Registers of services 82 Nov. 1901 - Dec. 1907 83 Jan. 1908 - May 1915 (including notes and prayers) 84 Apr. 1915 - July 1925 85 Aug. 1925 - Dec. 1930 86 Jan. 1931 - Dec. 1935 87 Jan. 1936 - Dec. 1940 88 Jan. 1941 - Dec. 1945 89 Jan. 1946 - May 1951 90 May 1951 Mar. 1961 91 Mar. 1961 - Sep. 1975 92 Newburgh Coxwold C. of E. School managers' minutes 1903-1974 [see also 56-60] Nos. 56-80 deposited by the Rev. J. Thom, Coxwold Vicarage, Coxwold. Feb. 1980 No. 81 deposited by the Rev. J. Thom, Coxwold Vicarage, Coxwold. Oct. 1985 Nos. 82-91 deposited by Rev. D.P. Johnson, Coxwold Vicarage, Coxwold. Nov. 1988 Np. 92 deposited by Rev. D.F. Johnson, Coxwold Vicarage, Coxwold June 1995 .
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