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CINDEX Index Colchester Quaker Archives 29.09.2011 Adams, Thomas William Abbott, Florence Ada Marriage papers for Thomas William Adams (of Marriage papers for Thomas Kerry and Florence Slough) and Matilda Edith Cadman of Ada Abbott Lexden 1899 Colchester, 0025 1917, 0006 Abbott, James Adult Schools. see also Colchester Adult School; Removal recommendation from Cheshire MM to Colchester Friends First Day School; Myland Colchester Adult School 1852, 0362 2 letters about the Central Adult School, Abbott, Ruth Louise Colchester Intention to marry Tweed, Robert jnr. 1968, 0772 1911 Colchester, 0022 Friends Adult School Savings Bank, photocopy Abstinance of deposits, 1870, 1535 Coggeshall Monthly Meeting Temperance Paths to Freedom - Adult School Lesson Committee Report on meeting, and three Handbook for 1935, 1534 letters on abstinance matters Advices and Queries 1900, 1347 1875, 0756 Ackworth School 1939, 0757 Annual report to Yearly Meeting Affirmation Act 1835, 1384 Copy of William IV Act to allow Quakers and 1838, 1383 Moravians to make Affirmation in all cases Minute re funds for Ackworth and Croydon where an Oath is or shall be required schools from Quarterly Meeting 1833, 1429 1872, 0458 Reports from Yearly Meeting on Act Prospectus from York Quarterly Meeting re 1833, 1834, 1411 setting up of school. African Institution 1819, 1366 Report from Yearly Meeting on continuing Report of Yearly Meeting committee visiting all European slave trade and plans to issue Quaker schools pamphlets in French, Spanish etc. with 1852, 1385 information from the African Institution Report on fund to place boys from the school in 1821, 1375 Mechanical or Handicraft Trades and girls as Aged Friends Household servants Epistle to Aged and Invalid Friends, from 1840, 1382 Women's Yearly Meeting Acts of Parliament. see also Affirmation Act; 1892, 1898, 1423 Charitable Trusts Act Alexander, Joseph An Act to extend the Time for making Obituary minute from Colchester MM Enrolments.. amending law relating to 1912, 0490 Conveyance of Land for Charitable Uses.. Allen, Charles, et al 16 May 1862, 0881 Leasing land in Stoneham Street for a Meeting Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1926 House in Coggeshall from Isaac Brighouse to 1926 London, 0044 Charles Allen et al for a year Marriage Act, Naval 1834 Coggeshall, 0172 1908, London, 0045 Allen, Louisa Marriages in England [17th August 1836] Account details, witnessed, from Louisa Allen to 1836 London, 0032 Lucy Greenwood, for pension fund Printed paper headed "Appendix" listing acts, 1878-1884, 0144 some of which refer to Quakers Allen, Samuel 1776, 1291 Application for post of schoolmaster to John Registering Births, Deaths and Marriages Kendall School on retirement of Watts, one of 1836 London, 0043 four applicants Savings Bank Act, 1887, 0035 1859, 0614 Adams, John Allis, John Removal recommendation to Colchester MM Note in pencil that in 1722 that he has given a hat from Leighton to be run for by young men - a very disorderly 1846, 0359 practice 1722, 0517 Baldock, Edwin American Yearly Meeting Notes about Edwin Baldock's time as a Epistle from Yearly Meeting in London in Conscientious Objector (written by Ted sympathy to situation of American brethren Dunn) 1829, 1426 1985, 0743 Letter of sympathy from London Yearly Meeting Banbury Monthly Meeting and details of fund to help financially Certificate of removal to Coggeshall MM for 1831, 1407 Cedric Theobald Richardson and Margaret Appletree, John and Sophie Walker Richardson Removal recommendation to Colchester MM 1920, 0130 from Gracechurch Street Programme of Tercentenary Celebrations, June 1842, 0360 19th-21st Apprenticeships. see also Essex Quarterly 1964, 0862 Meeting Apprenticing Fund Barclay, Robert Ackworth School: Report on fund to place boys Lithograph of Ury, his residence, 1285 from the school in Mechanical or Handicraft Barett, Priscilla Trades, 1382 Removal recommendation from Banbury MM to Turner, Ann Colchester Will giving money for placing Quaker children 1852, 0362 with Quaker masters Barker, Alicia 1731 Little Coggeshall, 0057 Removal recommendation from Bury MM to Ashton, Emma Wells Colchester Marriage papers for William Rayner and Emma 1852, 0362 Wells Ashton Barker, Alicia, Junior 1889 Sudbury, 0017 Removal recommendation from Bury MM to Association for Printing and Distributing Tracts Colchester on Moral and Religious Subjects 1856, 0362 Report Barker, David 1834, 1409 Removal recommendation to Colchester MM Attenders from York Lines of Christian Salutation and Counsel from 1842, 0361 Yearly Meeting to Attenders Barker, James 1852, 1399 Letter from James about his wish to rejoin the Australasia Women's Yearly Meeting Society after marriage by a Priest Explanation by London Women's YM of British 1821, 0500 distribution of copies of yearly Epistles to Barker, Sarah Australia epistles Certificate acceptance on removal of Sarah to 1899, 1430 Colchester from Witham Austria 1864, 0513 Dissertation Booklet: The Society of Friends Removal recommendation to Colchester MM Work Amongst Refugees since 1914 from Folkestone 1958, 0962 1843, 0360 Ayton School Barking Tye Friends' Mission Report of Yearly Meeting committee visiting all Reports of Mission Quaker schools 1955-1957, 0859 1852, 1385 Barling, Elizabeth Removal recommendation to Colchester MM Baker, Edward from Witham Obituary and letter about his death 1849, 0358 1963, 0723 Barratt, Clara Lucas Tribute on his death, plus letter Note about marriage of Robert McMillin to Clara 1965, 0723 Lucas Barratt Baker, Edward William Allen 1906, 0649 Marriage certificate, EWA Baker married Olive Barratt, Evangeline Margery Hutchinson at Carlisle MH Copy of death certificate from Cranleigh 28 May 1919, 1316 1940, 0645 Barratt, Joseph (of Gainsborough) Marriage papers for Ernest Henry Barritt and Marriage certificate for Joseph Barratt and Anna Gertrude Augusta Sewell Barritt 1896 Colchester, 0024 1867 Colchester, 0011 Barritt, Francis Barrett, Clara Lucas Marriage papers for Francis Barritt and Maria Marriage certificate with Clara Lucas Barrett at Ann Button Kelvedon of Robert McMillan from Newcastle 1889 Colchester, 0026 on Tyne Barritt, Henry 1906, 0803 Burial certificate in Hurnard Trust papers Barrett, Cornelius 1898 Colchester, 0137 Letter to Colchester MM from Witham as he has Copy of certificate of burial moved to Wivenhoe 29 August, 1897, 1318 1872, 0503 Marriage certificate for Henry Barritt and Barrett, Elizabeth Clemence Eliza Knight Letter from Witham MM about her removal to 1860 Colchester, 0029 Wivenhoe, to Colchester MM Barritt, Herbert Knight 1871, 0506 Marriage papers for Herbert Knight Barritt (from Barrett, Isaac London) and Ada Florence Horbert (not in Report on visit to Isaac Barrett about his debts membership) and lack of management 1903 Colchester, 0007 1821, 0499 Barritt, Howard J Barrett, Priscilla MS of thesis "The First Century of the Society of Removal recommendation to Colchester MM Friends in Colchester 1655-1755 from Banbury 1953, 0946 1847, 0358 Barritt, Lucy Barrett, Roderick Marriage certificate for John Harrison Hills and Bookplate of praying hands, 1964, printing block Lucy Barritt and several prints, 1538 1865 Colchester, 0029 Barrett Young, John Barritt, Mary Adelaide (of Oldham Hall) Removal recommendations to Colchester MM Marriage papers of Thomas Benjamin Horne and from Woodbridge Mary Adelaide Barritt 1818, 0357 1894 Copford, 0124 Barritt, Alice Barritt, Sarah Marriage certificate for Ebenezer Howitt and Removal recommendation from Woodbridge MM Alice Barritt to Colchester 1873 Colchester, 0029 1857, 0362 Barritt, Anna Bath Union Marriage certificate for Joseph Barratt and Anna Letters to Colchester Friends establishing Barritt records re Muriel Gunn at Greenwood 1867 Colchester, 0011 Industrial School Barritt, Annie Mary 1929, 0141 Marriage papers for Charles Bonamy Dobree Bayles, Thomas (not in membership) and Annie Mary Barritt Deed from William Barns to Thomas Bayles of 1948 Colchester, 0127 property in East Stockwell Street (Great Barritt, Charles Meeting House) Marriage certificate for Charles Barritt and 1663, 0626 Harriett Gripper His Testimony Concerning James Parnel 1867 Layer Breton, 0029 (pamphlet, photocopy) Tythe distraint forms 1671, Colchester, 1441 1863, 1865,1867, 0795 Indenture for property in East Stockwell Street Barritt, Cornelius (Great Meeting House) from Thomas Bayles Removal recommendation to Colchester MM to Quakers from Guildford 1671, 0622 1834, 0357 Bedford Institute Barritt, Ernest Henry Report by Trustees of the Ogilvie Charity for 1930 1931, 0484 1909 London, 0041 Benfield, William Thomas (of Hammersmith) Registrars' memo from Inland Revenue Marriage papers for William Thomas Benfield (of 1861 London, 0047 Hammersmith) and Lily Raymond of Sudbury Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1926 1908, 0004 1926 London, 0044 Bentley, Jacob Henry Births registers. see also names of Meetings Removal recommendation from Leiston MM to Black, Gladys Fraser Colchester Letter about her death in Bexhill and 1844, 0360 membership of Sudbury Berry, Lucy Kate 1970, 0826 Marriage papers for William George Williams (of Blaxill, Eliza Alice (of Devonshire House Monmouthshire, not a Friend) and Lucy Kate Meeting) Berry of Sudbury Marriage information for Robert Henry Catford of 1892 Sudbury, 0016 Lion Walk Congregational Church and Eliza Bessbrook Meeting House, Ireland Alice Blaxill Plan, 1269 1900 London, 0029 Binham, Esther, Residuary Estate Bloys, Jane, Trust (1814) Application form, 0459 (£20 for charity) Binks, Sarah Eliza Memo re purposes of trusts,
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