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Nottingham Central Library GB 0443 Society of Friends Nottingham Central Library This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 3440 JA The National Archives A list of the Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Records of the Society of Friends, kept inj the The records cover the period lbb8 to the present day, 1950,with some gaps. A card index i s kept with the records in the strong room. 1. Trentside MM Accounts 1682 - 1715 2. Trentside MM births, marriages and burials ... 1702 - 1721 3. Trentside MM minutes, women's 1688 - 1729 4. Trentside MM sufferings 1658 - 1668 4A.Trentside MM loose minutes 5. Sand and Clay MM minutes 1707 - 1782 6. Sand and Clay MM Blythe PM minutes 1774 - 1793 7. Sand and Clay MM sufferings - 1786 8. Sand and Clay MM record of title deeds for property 1740 - 1732 9. Sand and Clay MM register of burials 1776 - 1781 9A.Sand and Clay MM loose minutes 10. Old Dalby PM minutes 1762 - 1783 11. Old Dalby PM minutes 1667 - 1762 12. Castle Donington sufferings 1750 - 1789 13* Castle Donington Ministers and Elders minutes ... 1753 - 1785 14. Castle Donington PM minutes, women's.. ... ... 1770 - 1834 15* Castle Donington PM minutes, women's 1$32 - 1841 10. Castle Donington and Loughborough PM minutes ... 1843 - 1852 l6A.Sv/anington MM minutes 1732 - 1746 18. Castle Doningtin and Swanington MM minutes, women's 1748 - 1786 17A.Mansfield MM minutes men's I75O - 1792 18. Mansfield MM minutes, men's 1794 - 1798 19* Mansfield MM minutes, men's 1798 - 1801 20. Mansfield MM minutes, men's l801 - 1805 21. Mansfield MM minutes, men's 1805 - 1810 22. Mansfield MM minutes, men's 1810 - 1814 ? 23. Mansfield MM minutes, men s I814 - 18*21 24. Mansfield MM minutes, men's 1821 - lt'31 25. Mansfield MM minutes, women's 1754 - 1786 26. Mansfield MM minutes, women's 1782 - 1799 27. Mansfield MM minutes, women's 1818 - 1826 28. Mansfield MM accounts 1765 - 1789 29. Mansfield MM accounts and minutes ... 1707 - 1795 30. Mansfield and Farnsfield MM loose minutes... ... 31. Nottingham MM loose minutes 31A.Nottingham MM minutes, men's 1706 - 1765 32. Nottingham MM minutes, men's 1765 - 1796 32A.Nottingham MM minutes, men's 1796 - I8l6 33* Nottingham MM minutes, men's I8l6 - I84I 34. Nottingham MM and from I864 Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes, men's I84I - I865 35. Nottingham MM cash book 1779 - 18'37 3b. Nottingham MM minutes, women's 1762 - 1786 37* Nottingham MM minutes, women's 1786 - 1800 38. Nottingham MM minutes, women's 1800 - I8l6 39- Nottingham MM minutes, women's 1817 - I838 40. Nottingham MM minutes, women's I838 - 1852 41. Nottingham MM minutes, women's I853 - 1872 42. Nottingham MM select minutes 16*10 - 1843 43* Nottingham MM sufferings 1774 - 1793 44. Nottingham MM sufferings 1793 - 1859 45* Nottingham MM list of members 1837 - 1855 46. Nottingham MM lis t of members 1845 ­ 47* Nottingham MM list of attenders I856 - 1889 48. Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes 1866 - 188$ 49* Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes I885 - 1892 50. Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes 1892 - I898 51. Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes . 16*99 - 1905 52. Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes 1905 - 1911 53. Nottingham and Mansfield MM minutes 1911 - 1919 54. Nottingham and Mansfield MM list Qf members 1855 - 1911 54-A.Nottingham and Mansfield MM account book 1903 - 1920 55* Nottinghamshire QM minutes ... ... 1666 - 1745 55A.Nottinghamshire QM minutes (with Derbs.l76l) 1J54 - 1S41 56. Nottinghamshire QM minutes, women's 1696 - 1746 57. Nottinghamshire QM minutes, women's ... ... ... 1749 - 1793 56. Nottinghamshire QM minutes, ministers and elders ... 1672 - 1643 59. Breach MM minutes 1701 - 17o2 60. Breach MM minutes, women's... I6O9 - 1617 6Qa.Monyash PM minutes 1606 - 1615 61. Derbs. Q.M. minutes lo74 - 17pl 6lA.Derbs. Q.M. accounts 1690 - 17ol 62. Derbs. Q.M. sufferings l66l - 1792 62A.Chesterfield MM minutes 1700 - 1732 62B. Chesterfield MM minutes 1732 - 1767 63. Chesterfield MM minutes 1766 - I6I3 04. Chesterfield MM minutes 1613 - I64I 65. Chesterfield MM minutes 1641 - 1676 66. Chesterfield MM minutes 1677 - I665 67. Chesterfield MM minutes I665 - 1697 66. Chesterfield MM minutes ... .' 1697 - 1904 69. Chesterfield MM minutes 1904 - 1911 70. Chesterfield MM minutes, women's 17^3 - 1772 f 71. Chesterfield MM minutes, women's 1617 - I63I 72. Chesterfield MM minutes, women's I646 - I667 73. Chesterfield MM minutes, women's ... ... 1791 - 1796 74* Chesterfield MM minutes, women's J 602 - 1609 75. Chesterfield MM minutes M & 0 1677 - 1914 76. Chesterfield MM minutes Ministers and Elders 1779 - 1603 77. Chesterfield MM Accounts 1761 - 1606 76. Chesterfield MM Sufferings 1793 - 1655 79. Chesterfield MM Disownments 1665 - 1620 60. Chesterfield MM List of Members 1637 - 1920 60A.Chesterfield MM Account book with list of Properties 1763 61. Furnace PM Minutes 1794 - 1796 62. Furnace PM Minutes ... ., 1796 - 1605 63. Furnace PM Minutes 1605 - 1616 64. Furnace PM Minutes . 1623 - 1626 65. Furnace PM Minutes 1630 - I65I 66. Matlock & District MM Minutes (Monyash MM) 1672 - 1735 67. Matlock PM Minutes I676 - 1916 66. Matlock PM Minutes 1916 - 1922 66A,Bakewell and Matlock PM Minutes 1917 - 1923 69. Notts. & Derby QM. Minutes, men's 1633 - I646 90. Notts. & Derby QM Minutes, men's 1649 - I665 91. Notts. & Derby QM Minutes, women's 1764 - 1799 92. Notts, cc Derby QM Minutes, women's 1606 - 18\15 93. Notts. & Derby QM Minutes, women's 1632 - 1637' 94. Notts. & Derby QM Minutes, women's 1637 - 1657 95. Notts. & Derby QM Minutes, ministers and elders ... I642 - 1657 96. Notts. & Derby QM - Sufferings and answers to queries 1750 - 1761 97. Notts. & Derby QM - Sufferings 1793 - 1651 96. Derby, Lincoln and Notts. QM. Minutes 1641 - 1903 99. Derby, Lincoln and Notts. QM. Minutes 1903 - 1914 100. Derby, Lincoln and Notts. QM, Minutes 1914 - 1926 101. Derby, Lincoln and Notts. QM. Minutes 1926 - 1942 102. Derby, Lincoln and Notts. QM. Young Friend's Committee 1915 - 1924 103. Nottingham PM Minutes, Men's 1790 - 1797 104. Nottingham PM Minutes, Men's 1797 - 1613 105. Nottingham PM Minutes, Men's 1613 - 1630 106. Nottingham PM Minutes, Men's ... 1630 -1662 107. Nottingham PM Minutes, Womenfs 1790 - 1627 106. Nottingham PM Minutes, Women's 1627 - 1657 109. Nottingham PM Minutes, ... 1662 - 1901 110. Nottingham PM Minutes, 1901 - 1920 111. Nottingham PM Minutes, 1920 - 1937 112. Nottingham PM Minutes, Social Evenings Committee ... 1915 - 1930 113. Derby PM Minutes (Founders) 1799 -114. Derby PM Minutes 1809 " l$l8 115. Derby PM Minutes 1818 - 1827 116. Derby PM Minutes 1827 - I836 117. Derby PM Minutes ... 1837 - 1843 117A.Derby PM Minutes 1843 - I869 118. Derby PM Minutes I869 - 1880 119. Derby PM Minutes 1880 - 1894 120. Derby PM Minutes 1904 - 1914 121. Derby PM Minutes 1914 - 1923 122. Derby PM Minutes 1923 - 1925 123. Derby PM Minutes Wor.ien's 1837 - 1872 124. Mansfield PM Minutes Men? s .1782-1798 125. Mansfield PM Minutes Men's 1798 - 1810 126. Mansfield PM Minutes Men's 1*10 - 1$18 127. Mansfield PM Minutes Women's 1782 - 179l 128. Notts. & Derby MM Select Minutes 1765 - 1809 129* Notts. & Derby MM M & 0 Minutes 1897 - 1929 130. Notts. & Derby MM M & 0 Minutes 1930 - 1932 131. Notts. & Derby MM Minutes 1919 - 1930 131A.Notts. & Derby MM Minutes 1931 - 1940 132. Deed of Conveyance, Chesterfield and Newbold ... 22. 9* I863 133. Deed of Exchange, Crossland & Nether Meadow, Newbold 2$. 3. 1806 133A.Plan of Newbold Land ... ... ... ... ,134. Chesterfield MH. Lease for 1 Yr 135. Chesterfield MH. Release 10.11. 1697 -136. Extract from Will of Joseph Storrs 25- 3* 18.06 I.37. Chesterfield Newbold Tupton Lease 9. 9. 1816 138. Chesterfield Newbold Tupton Release 10. 9. I8l6 139. Chesterfield Killamarsh Tupton Lease 1 Yr. ... 1. 1. 1728 140. Chesterfield Killamarsh Tupton Release 2. 1. 1728 141. Chesterfield Killamarsh Tupton Lease 1 Yr. ... 1. 5* 17&4 142. Chesterfield Killamarsh Tupton Release 2. '5* 1764 143- Chesterfield Killamarsh Tupton Lease and Release 19- 5* 1700 144. Killamarsh Indenture ... ... ... ... 1714 145. Killamarsh Indenture ... ... ... ... 28. 3* 1743 146. Monyash Ffeoffment 27-8. l66o 147. Monyash Bond 1660 148. Bond for performance 16.12. I690 149. Monyash Release 20. 5. 1697 150. Ffeoffment 29* 4- 1698 151. Indenture ... ... ... ... ... 152. Monyash Nomination of new trustees ... ... 9* 4* 1724 h153 * Monyash Lease for 6 months ... ... ... 25* 6. 1711 154- Monyash Ffeoffment 16.12. I69O kL55- Monyash Ffeoffmcnt 24* 3* 1693 r156. Monyash Lease 10. 4* 1840 157* Pennystonehurst B.G. Lease for 1 year 16.10. 1739 158. Pennystonehurst " Conveyance ... ... .*. 17*10* 1739 159* Ashover Land 20. 7- 1702 160. Ashover Land 2. 1. 1728 161. Ashover Land ... ... ... ... ... I764 162. Ashover Land 10. 9* lSl6 162A.Ashover Land Plan ... ... ... ... ... 163. Ashover Assignment 22. 9* 18o3 164* Ashover Assignment ... ... ... ... ... 31*12* 1894 I65. Ashover Plan 1810 167. Mat lock MH Mortgage 15* 5- 1800 168. Mat lock MH further charge 12* 1814 169. Matlock MH Feoffment 31* 3* 1819 170* Matlock MH Abstract of Title I865 171* Matlock MH Conveyance ... 25* 5* 1866 172. Matlock MH Conveyance 20. 4- 1910 173* Matlock MH Schedule of documents 1925 174* Matlock MH Other papers ... 175* Derby MH Title of Land 176. Tupton MH Lease for 1 yr. ... ... 8. 1* 1728 177. Monyash Dronfield and Pennystonehurst Conv. ... 3* 5* 1797 178. Furnace MH deed 23-10. 1744 179. Furnace MH-deed ... 3* 3* 1741 180. Furnace MH deed 23*10. 1744 -3­ 181. Furnace MH deed 23. 10. 1765. 182. Furnace MH deed 1. 5* 1777. 183. Furnace MH deed 2. 5. 1777* 184. Furnace MH deed 7. 16*15. 185. Furnace MH deed ..
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