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Parish Records of Appleton Roebuck with Acaster Selby Parish Records of Appleton Roebuck with Acaster Selby Finding Aid PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (New Ainsty D) WR now deanery of Ainsty The parish of Acaster Selby was formed from Stillingfleet in 1850. Appleton Roebuck was formed in 1868 from the parish of Bolton Percy. In 1875 these two new parishes were joined to form what was initially called Acaster Selby with Appleton Roebuck, although the church at Appleton Roebuck was designated as the parish church. Between 1900 and 1905 the name was changed to Appleton Roebuck with Acaster Selby, but there seems to have been some confusion about the matter as the names were often used interchangeably. The arrangement of the records reflects the complicated history of the parish, since some records (ego. the parish registers) started out life as belonging to one or other of the new parishes, but became joint records after 1875 AR 1 APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY 1/ 1- 5 Parish registers ]see also 1/52] 1 baptisms 1864-1920 2 marriages 1853-1970 3 burials 1850-1974 (Acaster Selby churchyard) 4 burials 1868-1958 (Appleton Roebuck churchyard) 5 banns 1850-1953 1/ 6-10 Service registers 6 1901-1907 (including list of confirmation candidates) 7 1919-1931 8 1931-1943 9 1954-1964 10 1964-1974 (see also 1/50 below) 1/11 Confirmation register 1911-1953 1/12-17 Formation of parish of Appleton Roebuck with Acaster Selby 12 correspondence with Ecclesiastical Commission about formation of new parish May - Nov. 1875 (11 letters) 13 draft scheme for new parish 1875 14 copy instrument substitfiting church of All Saints, Appleton Roebuck for church of St John, Acaster Selby, as parish church of new parish 9 Dec. 1875 15 London Gazette entries for formation of new parish 26 Oct. 1875 and transfer of patronage 27 June 1876 16 four letters from archbishop of York answering various questions about new parish posed by incumbent 3 Dec. 1875- 7 Apr. 1876 17 similar letter from archdeacon Hey 27 Mar. 1877 1/18-25 Parsonage house and dilapidations 18 mortgage by Rev. James Roy to Governors of Queen Anne's Bounty for securing .009 plus interest for the purchase of a parsonage house and glebe 21 July 1876 19 copy of 18 above continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) AR APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) 1/18-25 Parsonage house and dilapidations (continued) 20 list of fixtures and tenant rights at the parsonage house given up by Rev. James Roy to new incumbent n.d. [1900) 21 correspondence relating to dispute about iron railings round parsonage* whether fixtures or not Nov. 1906 - Dec. 1907 (9 items) 22 dilapidations surveys and assessments including survey of Eastoft benefice (10 bundles) 23 dilapidations certificates of complete, bills, correspondence 1901-1931 (4 bundles) 24 two mortgages to raise money for repairs to parsonage with consent to loan and letter of discharge 1938, 1959 and 1965 25 correspondence relating to sale of surplus garden and glebe field 1960-1961 1/26-28 Vestry minutes 26 vestry minutes 1876-1929 (Appleton Roebuck alone to 1922) includes account of offertories at Appleton church 1875-1901, list of Appleton churchwardens 1869-1929 and of Acaster churchwardens 1922-1929 27 1930-1947 28 1954-1964 1/29-32-Parochial Church Council [see also 1/51] 29 minutes 1919-1928 30 minutes 1928-1947 31 minutes 1947-1956 32 reports 1924-1925, 1927, 1930-1931, 1932 1/33-35 Statistical returns 33 returns of parochial work 1906-1940 34 returns of clerical income 1928-1941 35 Ainsty Deanery statistics of church work 1899-1900, 1902-1903, 1903-1904 1/36 Correspondence relating to augmentation of stipend under will of the Hon. Rupert Beckett (3 letters) May 1955 1/37 Letter about payment of parish dues from Nun Appleton estate Jan. 1900 1/38 Correspondence relating to redemption of tithe rent charge 1913-1914 (14 letters) 1/39 Fire insurance certificates 1889, 1898, 1899, 1913 1/40 Income tax claim 1923-1924 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) AR APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) 1/41-42 Charity papers [see also 1/53-55, 2/23] 41 statement of accounts of Richardson's charity Dec. 1902 42 receipts for payment on behalf of Richardson's charity 1894 1/43 Appointment of vicar as trustee of lending library 1923 1/44 Bill for coals 1899 and list of names (? payments to parish officers) 1/45 Letter from diocesan archivist with pamphlet on Parochial Records Measure Oct. 1978) 1/46-49 Magazines 46 The Ainsty Churchman Sep. 1966 47 The North Ainsty Christian Feb. 1970 48 The Ainsty Christian, monthly, Jan. 1967 - Nov. 1969 49 The West Ainsty Churchman, monthly, Feb. 1973 - Dec. 1980 1./50 Service register 1907-1919 (see also 1/6-10 above) 1/51 Parochial Church Council minutes 1956-1974 [see also 1/29-32] 1/52 Photocopy of baptismal register 1920-1990 [see also 1/1-5] 1/53-55 Charity records [see also 1/41-42, 2/19-21,23] 53 account book of Appleton Roebuck charities 1876-1957 also includes memoranda on origins of charities 54 charities' bank books 1949-1971 55 charity bills, receipts and associated papers 1921-1962 continued Nos. 1/53-55 deposited by Mrs M. Hill, Appleton Roebuck, York May 1995 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) AR APPLETON ROEBUCK 2/ 1-10 The church 1 account book of subscriptions for new church 1868 and memorial window 1884 2 bills and receipts for work on new church, including summary of accounts, expenses of consecration, architects' accounts, masonry and brickwork, brickwork and tiling, roofing tiles and ridge tiles, carpentry and joinery, plumbing and glazing, stone carving, staining and varnishing, furnishings, lamps 1868 3 bill for stained glass window 1884 4 correspondence, bills, etc., relating to new lighting Nov. 1894 - Jan. 1895 (9 does.) 5 correspondence, bills, etc* and list of subscriptions relating to new heating Jan. 1890 - Feb. 1899 (8 does.) 6 plans of new heating apparatus 1920, 1925 7 receipts for work on church (2 items) 1957 8 letter of application for position of church cleaner 1939 9 letter about form of resignation of sexton 1939 10 hymns for dedication of bells and stained glass window 1962 2/11-13 Faculties 11 war memorial 1921 12 belfry 1933, with a:sociated correspondence 1934 13 electric lighting 1953 2/14 Conveyance and associated correspondence for addition to churchyard 1936 (4 does.) 2/15-17 Churchwardens' accounts 15 1869-1884 16 1884-1915 17 summaries of accounts 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1912-1913, 1913-1914, 1914-1915, 1915-1916, 1917-1918, 1918-1919 2/18 School Managers' minute book 1876-1903 2/19-21 Charity papers [see also 1/41-42, 1/53-55, 2/23] 19 memorandum that vicar of Appleton should be perpetual trustee of Lindsay's charity, together with subsequent appointment 1880 20 memorandum about division of Day's charity between Appleton Roebuck and Bolton Percy 1877 21 receipt on behalf of James Campney's charity 1881 . 2/22 Correspondence about tithe 1895-1939 continued PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) AR ACASTER SELBY 3/ 1- 4 Church fabric I correspondence about church heating 1901-1904 (3 letters) 2 correspondence and specification for repairs to church 1935 (6 does.) 3 correspondence about servicing organ 1955 (4 letters) 4 inventory n.d. [c.1930] 3/ 5-11 Faculties 5 war memorial 1921 6 memorial plate 1921 7 reservation of burial space 1935 8 water heater 1950 9 reservation of burial space 1952 10 reservation of burial space 1952 11 electric lighting, with bill 1955 3/12 Order of Service for restoration of church 1956 3/13 Vestry minutes 1910-1921 3/14 Churchwardens' accounts 1850-1898, with vestry minutes 1871-1898, list of churchwardens 1850-1927 and list of moveable furniture in church 1875 3/15 Statements of accounts 1912-1913, 1915-1916, 1917-1918 3/16 Overseers' accounts 1830-1839, with minutes of parish meetings 1848-1951, list of overseers 1831-1864, returns to Poor Law Commissioners 1848-1860, accounts for destroying moles 1859 3/17 Church offertory book 1887-1898 3/18-2j Acaster Selby School 18, trustees° account book 1906-1934 19 bank book, Beckett's bank .1904-1935 20 bank book, Beckett's bank 1907-1930 21 bank book, Westminster bank 1935 22 notification of master's pension 1868 23 transfer of funds under Revenue Act 1883 24 inquiry into school endowments 1897 25 extract from York Diocesan Gazette about Acaster School 1900 continued Nos. 1/ 1-49 ) deposited by the Rev. H.E. Hutchinson, The Vicarage, Appleton Nos. 2/ 1-22 ) Roebuck, York Nos. 3/ 1-25 ) Aug. 1980 - May 1981 No. 1/50 deposited by the Rev. H.E. Hutchinson, Appleton Roebuck Oct. 1982 No. 1/51 deposited by the Rev. J. Roden, Appleton Roebuck, York July 1988 NO. L/52 deposited by Rev. J. Roden, Appleton Roebuck, York May 1991 PR PARISH RECORDS (on deposit) (continued) APPLETON ROEBUCK WITH ACASTER SELBY (continued) AR ACASTER SELBY (continued) 3/26 Surveyors of Highways' account book 1810-1834 (at the end of the volume accounts of the surveyors of the banks, ings and cloughs 1813-1815 and list of days' service for gravel leading 1817) 3/27 Service register 1907-1947 No. 3/ 26 deposited by York City Library, York Jan. 1982 No. 3/ 27 deposited by Rev. E. Hutchinson, Appleton Roebuck Oct.
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