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Archives Received by Gloucestershire Archives Between 01 January and 30 March 2020 Archives received by Gloucestershire Archives between 01 January and 30 March 2020 Reference Title Description Date Crossmans of D1606 Thornbury, solicitors Solicitors' ledger (presumed Crossmans as contains note signed by them), 1870 1870 Committee minutes, 1971-1980, 1980-1986, 1986-1991, 1991-1996, 1996-2001, 2001- 2003 (6 volumes); Records of monthly branch meetings, 1943-1947, 1948-1952, 1953- 1964, 1964-1974, 1974-1980, 1980-1983, 1983-1987, 1987-1990, 1990-1992, 1993-1996, 1996-2000, 2000-2005 (12 volumes); File containing meeting records, committee minutes, Ashleworth and annual meeting minutes and programme cards, 2005-2013 (1 file); Records of annual Hasfield Women's meetings, 1992-2003 (1 volume); Account book, 1943-1954 (1 volume); Programme D15222 Institute cards, 1964, 1966-1969, 1972-1983, 1985-1999, 2001-2005 (1 bundle) 1943-2013 H M Coroner: CO10 Gloucester District Inquest files and E 60 forms 2003-2004 Deed of Sezincote D15224 Manor 1663 Unlocking our Sound A collection of digital recordings of oral history and hospital roundabout recordings, with a D15229 Heritage catalogue of each set of recordings. The recordings are stored on a memory stick 2019 Forest of Dean District Full parliamentary register of electors for 2019, in force from 1 December 2018, with Q/RER Council updates 2018-2019 Full parliamentary register of electors in force from 1 December 2018 - 30 November 2019 Q/Rer Stroud District Council including overseas and opt-out marker 2019 Financial records 2015-18; procedure for newsletter; 25th anniversary leaflet 2013; group activities 2014-16; Active Together grant from the Barnwood & Hucclecote Councillor 2015; AGM minutes 2013; code of conduct for Gloucester & District U3A Trustees; asset register and inventory 2004-15; general guidelines for contact team members; U3A Gloucester committee lists 2008/9-2015/16; Gloucester U3A annual returns 2005-8; Gloucester U3A constitutions 1991, 2003; Gloucester U3A Walking Group leaders 2014- Gloucester and 16, with maps and leaflets of walks; newsletters 1992-4, 2012, 2016 (and filling gaps D10328 District U3A 1995-2015) 1991-2018 Service register 2005-2014; incumbents' records Including photographs of alterations to the Vicarage) 1839-2006; PCC accounts 1930-2009 (gaps); Church property records (including some photographs and several faculties) 1765-2015; PCC minutes and APCM reports and accounts 2004-2015; PCC correspondence 1960, 2009; Vicar and P328/1 Tetbury parish records Churchwardens' charity accounts 2006-2013; Beacon parish newsletter 2003-2014; orders 1765-2018 of service for special events 1970-2018; Little Fishes register 1995-1998; Tetbury Music Festival programmes and ephemera 1968-2017; miscellaneous papers 2004-2011 P370 Winson parish records Quinquennial inspection report 2006 Long Newnton parish P229 records Marriage registers 1994-2016 1961-2016 Shipton Moyne parish P291 records Baptism register 1889-2016; marriage registers 1988-2014 1889-2016 St Philip & St James, Leckhampton and St Christopher's Warden St Christopher's: Baptism register 1968-2018; service registers 2006-2018; accounts 1959-1962; PCC P198/2 Hill, parish records papers, including concerning Church building and extension 1959-2005; parish magazines 1993-1996 Gwendoline Lane, c1960- D15242 family historian Hamlett and Baynham family papers compiled by Gwendoline Lane 1990 Gloucester non- D6143 conformist chapels 1913-1994 Oak Bank Open Air Photo album relating to Oak Bank Open Air School, Tuffley. Also includes photographs of D15243 School, Tuffley Hatherley Road Senior School pupils 1940-1941 Oakley Hall, n.d. (mid D15244 Cirencester List of clothes of D F Saunders sent to Oakley Hall private residential school 20th C.) Southgate Street Congregational Chapel newsletters, 1950-1973; Southgate Street Congregational Chapel magazine, 1913-1914; Tyndale Chapel magazines, 1972-1975; documents on the history of Whitfield Memorial Church, nd; display on the history of Gloucester non- Whitfield Memorial Church, c1994; photographs of Whitfield Memorial Church, c1994- conformist chapel 1970; Gloucester URC minute book, 1973-1979; Gloucester URC christening, wedding D6143 records and funeral registers, 1972-1994; Gloucester URC newsletters and magazines, 1973-1994 1913-1994 Gloucester non- conformist church URC West Midlands Gloucester District Yearbook, 1981-1982; URC General Assembly D6026 records news sheets, 1991-1994 1981-1994 Hempsted parish P173 records Parish magazines, 2018-2019 (missing December 2018) 2018-2019 Gloucester Flower Minute books, April 2011-October 2015 and October 2015-December 2019; photograph D13737 Arrangement Society albums, January 2014-July 2019 2015-2019 Tetbury, St Saviours' Letter, order in Council and map concerning closed churchyard, (1976)-1989; faculty and (1976)- P328/2 parish records papers concerning headstone for Allen Edward Smith, 1996 1996 D11873 Gloucester Rugby Gloucester rugby programmes, 2010-2014 1997-2019 Football Club: community heritage project archive Gloucester Rugby Football Club: community heritage D11873 project archive Gloucester rugby programmes, 1997-2002 1997-2002 Gloucester Rugby Football Club: community heritage D11873 project archive Gloucester rugby team photograph, 2019 2019 Minute books, 1884-1955; minutes, 1970-1973; annual reports, 1968-1970; opinion Gloucester District report, 1970; correspondences, 1970-1972; constitution and bye-laws, 1936 and 1948; D11012 Nursing Charity newspaper cuttings, 1903-1916 1884-1972 Gloucester City HO21 Hospital Records of nurses, 1949-1951; framed photograph of Gloucester City Hospital, c1950s 1949-1951 Porter books, 1934-1939; register of probationers books, 1886-1926; register of nursing staff books, 1886-1946; nurses lecture register books, 1934-1947; records of nurses entering training, 1939-1945; hospital examination lists, 1922-1948; report of the Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary, 1925; the infirmary at Gloucester its past and present, 1903; the story of Gloucester's Infirmary, 1961; programme for grand carnival chairty Gloucester Royal event, 1930; framed list of rules for probationers, 1932; framed photograph of HO19 Infirmary Gloucestershire Royal Hospital; copies of certificates awarded, (1928-1931) 1886-1961 Gloucestershire Royal Infirmary and Horton Register of pupil assistant nurses, 1955-1962; list of nurses receiving awards, 1940-1972; Road and Coney Hill passport and papers relating to the nurse E M Spiers, 1924-1962; lecture notes from D12835 county Asylums student nurses at Gloucester Rayal Infirmary, 1917-1920 1917-1972 PCC minutes, 1999-2013; PCC accounts, 1993-1996; annual parochial church meeting minutes, including vestry meeting minutes, 1993-2019; electoral rolls, 2011-2013; missions account book, 1973-2006; valuation of brass and silver in the church, 1976; terriers and inventories for St Stephen's church and vicarage, 1982-2010; correspondence and papers relating to conversion of the Lady Chapel, 1991-2009; correspondence and papers relating to work on the sink in the south transept, 1999-2001; correspondence and St Stephen's Church, papers relating to repairs to north aisle floor, 2005-2011; parish magazines, 1885-2016; P78_12 Cheltenham programmes for 'Music at St Stephen's', 1987-1989; miscellaneous fundraising posters 1885-2016 and programmes, c1990-1998 Title deeds to North Place Chapel, Cheltenham, 1812-1985 (1 bundle); documents regarding planning permission of North Place Chapel Manse, 1971-1989 (1 bundle); deeds of trust and appointment of trustees of Golden Valley Independent Baptist Church, Cheltenham, 1971-1976 (1 bundle); documents concerning sale of the Countess of Portland Chapel, Huntingdon's Connexion chapel at Ebley, referred to in connection with the sale of the D15252 Cheltenham Manse, 1895-1976 (1 bundle) 1812-1985 Oral reminiscence interviews with Fred & Marjorie Oakley, Fred's sisters Dorothy Interviews conducted by Robert Oakley, with occasional questions posed by his wife & Joan, and Chris and Jenny. Robert is the son of Fred & Marjorie, and the son-in-law of Chris & Eve. All the D15253 Eve Payne interviewees are now deceased. 1979 Laminated photographs from events in cheltenham, 1940-c1950; conveyance of four cottages in Coltham Field, Charlton Kings, 1863; poster and conditions of sales for shares Papers primarily in the County of Gloucester Bank, 1848; printed particulars of sale for 'The Lypiatts' relating to property in bulding land in Cheltenham, 1915; land plan for property for sale at Up Hatherley, Cheltenham collected Cheltenham; printed specificate for an internal combustion engine starting deveice, 1904; by local historian certificate for change of name of naunton estates Ltd to Cheltenham Estates Ltd, 1934; D14900 Elaine North legal documents regarding Court of Common pleas, 1853 and 1881 1848-1950 D8347 Dowty Group Limited Programme for "The Beau Stratagem" performed by the Dowty Players 1950 Wartime memories of The memories were filmed by Joan's daughter Carol at the Old Rectory Nursing Home on Joan Lucy Webber the 15th November 2019. Included with them is a summary transcript and a photograph of D15255 nee Pearse, aged 96 Joan in 1944 2019 Highnam Parish Highnam Parish 'Village Link' magazines, January-December 2018 and January- P176 records December 2019 2018-2019 1930s- D3867 Letters between Catherine Mary Hattersley and Robert W Paterson; Catherine's 1979 diary 1979 D14658 Dursley Gazette Jan - Dec 1960 (4 vols), Apr-Dec 1961 (3 vols) 1960-1961 D8347 Dowty Oral reminiscence interview with Cath Wain, 15 April
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