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Parish Records of Pocklington Finding Aid PR PARISH RECORDS on deposit) POCKL1NGTON Harthill D. (ER) now deanery of Pocklington POCK 1-11 Parish registers _1 baptisms ) marriages) 1599-1711 burials ) 2 baptisms ) 1707-1778 marriages) 1707-1753 (duplicates no. 1 for first four years) burials )1707-1778 3 'baptisms• 1779-1792 burials 1779-1795 4 baptisms 1793-1812 (includes register of banns 1781-1812; marriages 1754-1812 notes of Roman Catholic baptisms 1806-1819; burials 1796-1812 baptism of Joseph Thomas Tuite of Bruges 1792) ,,5--baptisms 1813-1836 6 baptisms 1837-1840 7 baptisms 1849-1894 (with list of confirmation candidates 1878, 1880, 1882, 1884, 1887, 1889,1890, ,1892, 1893 marriages 1813-1837 '9 marriages 1837-1872 10 burials 1813-1851 1 burials 1851-1897 12-17 Registers of banns 12 1869-1896 1896-1916 ,14- 1917-1950 15....1951-1960 16.. 4960-1968 17°°'m 1968-1974 , 18 Marriage licences , 19' Notes of marriages 20-23 Service registers :207_1868-1870 (with details about parochial charities) -11:1 1887-1896 22-- 189771900 j23--1900-1918 (with accounts of Mrs Blackboard's charity 1904, 1905, 1908) 4--.Churchwardens' accounts 1816-1871 25-27 Plans [see also 38-47, 85] , 25 plans of churchyard, pursuant to road widenings 1928, 1936 ,-26 plan of drains laid at Pocklington church 1901 27 plans of heating chamber, fuel store and clergy and choir vestry at Pocklington church 1954-1955 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) POCKLINGTON (continued) POCK 28-37 Church property 28 final account for heating chamber and vestries at Pocklington church 1958 )29., glebe terriers 1764 (with a copy), 1770, 1809, 1817 [also 81-82] (30 ,copy of valuation of Pocklington vicarage 26 November 1913 31 Ecclesiastical Commissioners' note of benefaction of £116 in favour of living of Pocklington 26 April 1932 -32 survey and valuation of Pocklington by Thomas Scaife, junior 1854 (no map) 33 return of vicar of Pocklington to Ecclesiastical Revenues and Patronage Enquiry 17 November 1921 34 notes on bequests (other than Henry Powell bequest) of Pocklington church 35 copy of licence from archbishop of York to Arnold de Quincey to perform office of curate at Pocklington 23 September 1932 36 copy of the London Gazette 18 October 1861 37 annual bundles of receipts and vouchers 1920-1928 38-47 Church fabric [see also 25-28, 85] 38 church restoration minutes 1899-1917 39 bundles of correspondence about restoration and re-hanging of bells 1911-1912 40 notes on inscriptions in Lady Chapel, Pocklington church 1949 41 two note books containing notes on inscriptions, Pocklington school 42 notes on bells, Pocklington church 43 notes on inscriptions, Pocklington church 44 antiquarian notes and notes on fabric of Pocklington church 45 restoration appeal, March 1908 46 guide to Pocklington church 1924 47 notes on history of Pocklington church 1974 48-50 Schools [see also 9'4.96] :48 f photographof children and teachers of Sherbutt House school, Pocklington 1876 49 clippings relating to Pocklington school and copy of 'The Pocklingtonian' midsummer 1928 yi cash book for Pocklington National School 1899-1901 51-61 Antiquarian collections 51 notes from William White's History and Directory of the East and North Ridings relating to Pocklington for 1840 52 Whitehead's Almanack and Directory for Howdenshire 1912 53 official guides to Pocklington c. 1930 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) POCKLINGTON (continued) POCK 51-61 Antiquarian collections (continued) .-54 programmes for musical evenings in Pocklington 1824 and 1862, with part of text of play about conversion of King Edwin 55 copy of circular letter to ratepayers about election of churchwardens 1892 :-.56 accounts for Pocklington offertory 1876-1877, 1877-1878 57 genealogical material about the Wilson and Prickett families 58 plan showing property at Burnby Hall and Pocklington for sale by auction 1927 59 notices about distribution of hot cross buns and plum loaves on Good Friday and Easter Sunday respectively 1896, 1897 60 details of festival services at time of installation of new oak pulpit May 1890 61 election broadsheet November 1868 62-69 Deeds 62 deeds of cottage in New Pavement, Pocklington, site subsequently obtained for churchyard extension 1772-1889 (19 items) 63 declaration of consecration of land added to churchyard 1 January 1879 [see no. 62 above] 0 deeds of house and small parcels of land at Sherburn 1676-1772 (10 items) ,65 copy of will of John Fowlzer of Leicester 1656 66 deed between the mayor and corporation of Leicester and William Stubbins granting the chief rent of the White Hart and other places in Leicester to the latter for ever 67 copy of entry on manor rolls of Allerthorpe with Waplington by which the Rev. Charles Wolff Eyre seized of certain copyhold premises as vicar of Pocklington 16 May 1810 ,,68 schedule of title deeds and writings relating to messuages and premises in Pocklington belonging to Thomas Windass 12 October 1840 69' abstract of the title of Robert Green to hereditaments and premises in Pocklington 1843 70-73 Parish magazines 70 copies of the Monthly Magazine for Pocklington and other parishes in the deanery 1879-1886 71 copies of the Parish Magazine for the rural deanery of Pocklington 1930-1932 72 copies of Pocklington Rural Deanery Magazine 1949-1957 73 copies of Pocklington Rural Deanery Magazine 1959-1961 continued Nos. 1-73 deposited by the Rev. Canon G. Christie, The Vicarage, Pocklington Jan.1979 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) POCKLINGTON (continued) POCK 74-76 Parish registers ,74 'baptisms 1894-1915 75 Marriages 1872-1923 76 'burials 1901-1921 77-79 Service registers „:17--1942-1948 78 '1948,-.1958 79 1958-1962 80' Valuation of the township of Pocklington (York 1838) 81-82 Terriers [see also 29] 81--terrier and inventory n.d. (c.1907) 82 terrier and inventory 1926 83 Copy of scheme for union of benefice of Pocklington and Kilnwick Percy 1947 84 Copy of order closing burial ground 1856 85 Correspondence and papers relating to church fabric 1905, 1944, 1950, 1954, 1958-1959 [see also 25-28, 38-47] 86 Forms of permission for ascending church tower n.d. (early 20th c.) 87,Gorrespondence and papers relating to exoneration from gt. payment of land tax for benefice property 1898-1906 88 PCC minutes Dec. 1958 89- Application to be placed on church electoral roll 1950 90 Church hall committee minutes Mar. - Nov. 1958 91 Church hall correspondence and papers 1947, 1954, 1957 .,92 Charges for hire of church hall 1950 93 Letter giving notice of legacy for repair of church 1954 94-96 Schools [see also 48-50] {91I book, Pocklington parish church day school 1930-1942 letter about new county secondary school 1955 96--C1Eiarity Commissioners' scheme for Pocklington Grammar School 1898 Nos. 74-79 deposited by Rev. J. Woodhouse, The Vicarage, Pocklington, York July 1982 No. 80 deposited by Rev. J.D. Walker, The Vicarage, Barmby Moor, York Oct. 1983 Nos. 81-96 deposited by Rev. J. Woodhouse, The Rectory, Pocklington, York Oct. 1988 Parish Records (on deposit) POCKLINGTON PR POCK PR POCK97-104 Parish registers 97 Baptisms 1915-1943 98 Baptisms 1943-1962 99 Baptisms 1962-1981 100 Marriages 1923-1944 101 Marriages 1944-1961 102 Marriages 1961-1975 103 Marriages 1975-1991 104 Banns 1974-1984 105-113 Service registers 105 1918-1927 106 1927-1936 107 1936-1939 108 1940-1942 109 1962-1970 110 1970-1975 111 1975-1981 112 1981-1985 113 1989-1998 114 Confirmation register 1943-1961 115 PCC and Annual Meeting Minute book 1925-1939 116 PCC and Annual Meeting Minute book 1939-1958 117 PCC and Annual Meeting Minute book 1958-1965 118 Annual Church Meeting information and agendas including statement of accounts, 1965-1967 (see PCC minute books for previous) 119 Church hall committee meeting minute book 1950-1967 120 PCC file including minutes and correspondence 1959-1972 121 Correspondence and papers relating to finance 1961-1972 122 Files of papers and correspondence of the PCC secretary 1957- 1987 (2 files) 123 Quinquennial Inspection 1959 and architect’s report 1963 124 Files relating to church fabric and repair /1 Correspondence, papers and plans relating to faculties and archdeacon’s certificates 1959-1969 Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York F:\Lists and Indexes\PRs\P\Pocklington.doc Parish Records (on deposit) POCKLINGTON PR POCK 124 cont /2 Church furnishings, pews, hymnbook cases and amplifier /3 Installation of electric lighting 1934-1935 /4 Heating 1964-1966 /5 Insurance 125 Files relating to the church hall /1 Furnishings and equipment, including plan 1958-1967 /2 rating 1960-1971 /3 General correspondence and papers 1957-1969 126 Correspondence relating to the Pavement Improvement Scheme /1 1928-1931 including copy of the will of George Scaife 1901 /2 1936-1937 127 Correspondence and papers relating to Pocklington Vicarage 1960-1967 128 Correspondence and papers relating to property near the church 1928-1929 129 Faculty, correspondence and plan relating to the Garden of Rest for cremated remains 1963-1965 130 Correspondence and papers relating to the organ and organist 1960-1971 131 Correspondence concerning the Foundation Manager of Pocklington Church of England School 1962-1965 132 Correspondence and papers relating to the Deanery 1970-1971 133 Letters received by Rev Page 1935 134 Papers relating to the church restoration /1 Account Books /1 1892-1902 /2 1895-1896 Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York F:\Lists and Indexes\PRs\P\Pocklington.doc Parish Records (on deposit) POCKLINGTON PR POCK /3
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