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ARCHIVES 2009 Please Note That Cataloguing May Still Be in Progress on Some Collections DERBYSHIRE RECORD OFFICE AND DERBY DIOCESAN RECORD OFFICE ARCHIVES 2009 Please note that cataloguing may still be in progress on some collections. Records containing personal details of living individuals are not generally open to public inspection. Official records DERBY Kingsway Hospital: addnl records including admission and discharge registers c 1960-82; Hospital mortuary registers 1955-2004 (D7066) DERBY: County Mental Asylum, later Pastures Hospital: daily report books, 1908, 1936, 1954 (D7127) DERBYSHIRE County Court: debtors’ payments, Chesterfield and N E Derbyshire 1921-68 (D7109) PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS, NORTH AND SOUTH DERBYSHIRE, 1847: election addresses (D7053) PEAK DISTRICT National Park: consultation documents re options for core strategy 2008 (D4721 Add) SHARDLOW Poor Law Union records : workhouse masters’ reports 1914-48; valuation list 1907; poor relief order book 1912-14 and other papers (D7120) SHARDLOW Poor Law Union workhouse, later Grove Hospital: Matron’s summary reports 1914-19 (D7125) Local authorities including Parish Councils/ Parish Meetings CHURCH BROUGHTON Parish Council: minutes 2005-2007, accounts 1976- 2004 (D1545 Add) DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL: file on recruitment etc of County Surveyor 1939-82 (D7062) DERBYSHIRE County Council: photos of classroom scenes mid 20th cent (D7072) DERBYSHIRE County Council: reports and papers re implementation of Community Charge (Poll Tax) c 1980s –c1990s (D7086) DERBYSHIRE County Council: tuberculosis record cards, chiefly Chesterfield and Buxton areas, c 1940-c 1970; tuberculosis case ledger, Whaley Bridge area c 1952-74 (D7087) DUFFIELD Parish Council: Hazelwood Road cemetery records 1880-2003 (D1473 Add) EREWASH Borough Council: reports re decontaminated land sites 20thcent (D7122) EYAM Parish Council: correspondence c 1992-2007 (D2911 Add) HEANOR AND LOSCOE Town Council: 25th anniversary commemorative booklet 2009 (D7101) ILKESTON Free Library Committee: minutes 1916-74 (D7104) ILKESTON Local Board, later Urban District Council: minutes and other records, late 19th-mid 20th cent (D7099) LONG EATON Local Board of Health, later Urban District Council: minutes and other records 1864-late 20th cent (D7103) RODSLEY AND YEAVELEY Parish Council: minutes 1970-99; declarations of acceptance of office 1990-95 (D7121) SANDIACRE parish valuation lists 1897-1909 (D7098) SAWLEY Parish Council: minutes 1894-1934 (D7097) SNELSTON Parish Meeting: minutes 1997-2006l correspondence c 2000- 2007 (D4871 Add) WILLINGTON Parish Council: minutes and other papers 1989-2003 (D4394 Add) WINSTER Parish Council: annual meeting minutes 1951-2005; council minutes 1993-2003; receipts and payments 1977-2003 and other papers (D3701 Add) Burial Board/Cemetery LONG EATON Burial Board grants, 20th cent (D7105) Schools and educational institutions ASHBOURNE: Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School: governors’ papers inc minutes of Board meetings c 2000-2005. reports and correspondence (D5151 Add) BELPER Wesleyan School: notice re chapel bazaar 1841 (D4224 Add) BRETBY Orthopaedic School: managers’ minutes 1944-69 (D7069) BUXTON: Cavendish Grammar School: magazine 1954 (D7075) CLAY CROSS Boys, Junior Mixed, Infant and Nursery Schools: log books 1953-2009; admission registers 1953-2005; governors minutes 1975-2006 and other papers 20th cent (D2867 Add) CLAY CROSS County School: photograph of staff and pupils 1922 (D7147) CLAY CROSS: Danesmoor Infants School: logbooks 1892-2009; admission registers, punishment book, photograph albums, governors’ minutes 1949- 2009 , correspondence 20th cent (D7084) DERBY Nun St Junior and Infant Schools : log books 1875-1957; admission registers 1907-1955 (D3847 Add) DERBY St James Nursery, Infant and Junior Schools: photo of visit to school by Devon Malcolm, cricketer, c 1990 (D6560 Add) DERBY University and predecessor colleges: printed research papers and prospectuses 20th cent (D7064) DERBY: Ashbourne Road/Ashgate Schools: admission registers 1878-1977; log books 1879-1993; managers’ minutes 1975-90; governors minutes 1982- 2002; HMI reports 1938-56; photos and other papers 20th cent (D3500 Add) DERBY: Brighton St. Girls School: photographs c 1901-2 (D7081) DERBY: Kedleston Road, later Markeaton County School: inspectors’ reports 1929-47; electronic copy of log book 1969-86 (D7074) DERBY: St James Infant School: managers’ minutes 1903-84 (D6560 add) DUFFIELD Meadows School: governors’ minutes 1998-2003 (D5085 Add) GRINDLEFORD School: historical notes 20th cent (D7070) HEANOR Grammar School: artwork by Mr W Barnes, art teacher, 20th cent (D7111) PEAK DALE Primary School: governors’ minutes 1951-2001 (D7067) PINXTON Longwoord Infants School, formerly Wharf Council School : log books 1918-2001, admission registers 1930-2003 (D7047) ROCESTER Staffs: Abbotsholme School magazines c 1934-67; prospectuses SOMERCOTES Girls School: log book 1883-1902 (D7089) c 1939-51 (D7123) SWANWICK Hall School: admission registers 1922-2004; governors’ minutes 1981-96; reports 1990s; Technology College papers 1990s (D7161) Church of England diocesan and parish records BALLIDON All Saints: marriage register 1887-1936 (D944 Add) BONSALL St James’s parish: baptism register 1931-93; marriage registers 1949-99 (D160 Add) BRADBOURNE All Saints parish: marriage register 1838-1998 (D944 Add) BREASTON St Michael parish: baptism register 1940-69; marriage register 2004-2007; banns registers 1949-88; confirmation register 1952-2001; service registers 1968-2002; Parochial Church council minutes 1967-2000; annual meeting minutes 1956-99 and other papers, 20th cent (D2511 Add) BRETBY St Wystan’s parish: service registers 1891-1992; banns registers 1899-1997; electoral roll c 1920-c1960; parochial church council minutes 1928-64 (D2052 Add) CHESTERFIELD St Mary & All Saints parish; banns register 1982-2005; service registers 1995-2005 (D643 Add); St Mary and All Saints parish magazines c 1900-2006 (D7061) CLIFTON: Holy Trinity parish: magazines 1925-28; order of service 2009 (D3782 Add) DALE ABBEY All Saints parish : marriage register 1958-89 (D1061 Add) DARLEY ABBEY St Matthew’s parish: marriage registers 1984-98; service registers 1968-2002 (D3202 Add) DERBY Church Convention prayer book with signed declaration of participation 1914 (D7137) DERBY Diocese of Derby Missionary Studentship Committee:minutes 1933- 63; annual reports and statement of accounts 1944-c 1960 (D7140) DERBY Diocese of Derby: Missionary and Evangelical Council minutes 1938- 88; constitution 1943; correspondence and related papers c1970-c1980; papers re Lambeth Conference 1957-58 (D7140) DERBY Diocese of Derby: plans of glebe land, 20th cent (D7141) DERBYSHIRE Churches/Church of North India Partnership: committee minutes 1984-2005; photographs 1998-2008; administrative papers c 1985- 2005 (D7096) DUFFIELD St Alkmund’s parish: marriage register 1980-86; banns register 1962-89; service registers 1966-96 (D2402 Add) ETWALL St Helen’s parish: marriage register 1972-81; annual reports and parish magazines 1996-2009 (D798 Add) HARTSHORNE St Peter’s parish: banns registers 1979-96; parochial church council minutes 1943-79; vestry minutes 1951-83; annual accounts 1970-c 2000; World War I and World War II Roll of Honour; charity records, correspondence and plans 20th cent (D976 Add) LITTLE EATON: St Paul’s parish: parochial church council minutes 1978- 2000; faculties 1998,2001; orders of service and correspondence 20th cent (D1293 Add) LONGFORD Rural Deanery: minutes 1996-2002; reports c 1994-2001 (D2040 Add) MUGGINTON All Saints and Kedleston All Saints parishes: parochial church council minutes 1964-89 and other papers 20th cent (D2149 Add and D2150 Add) PEAK FOREST St Charles King & Martyr: parish book c 1774-c1822 (D7065) RISLEY All Saints parish: marriage register 1837-1993 (D2411 Add) SAWLEY All Saints baptism register s1974-88, marriages 1977-87, burials 1948-86; service registers 1974-86 (D2110 Add) SOMERCOTES St Thomas’s parish: centenary brochure 1954; Sunday School festival 1952 and other papers (D7124) STANTON BY DALE St Michael and All Angels parish: marriage register 1934-61 (D2179 Add) STAVELEY St John the Baptist: baptism register 1965-78; marriage register 1966-76; banns register 1972-99; St Mary’s Room committee minutes 1947- 62 (D661 Add) Nonconformist Churches and Circuits ASHBOURNE Methodist Circuit: accounts, c 1992-2005; minutes c 1983- 2004; administration 2000-2008; correspondence c1994-2008 (D2421 Add) BAKEWELL Methodist Circuit: Wesleyan Reform Union preachers’ plan 1961: BELPER Field Head Methodist Church: papers re sale of chapel 1962-68 (D4238 Add) BELPER Methodist Circuit: minutes 1952-96; accounts 1959-70; trust schedules 1951-59; magazines 1905-15 and other papers (D7136 Add) BELPER Methodist Circuit: registers of members c1970-c1985 (D7137) BELPER Pottery Wesleyan Methodist Chapel: leaders’ meeting minutes 1969-90; trustees’ meeting minutes 1923-77; anniversary booklet 1966; newsletters 1980; papers re chapel closure and sale c 1980- c1995; administrative and property papers c 1842- c1960 (D4225 Add) BELPER Salem Methodist Church: papers re closure and sale of chapel 1965-67 and other records 20th cent (D4247 Add) CRICH CARR Methodist Church: roll book 1964-71; papers re sale of chapel c 1983-1990 (D4240 Add) DERBY South Methodist Circuit: log books, minutes, title deeds, correspondence and members’ rolls, 20th cent (D2594 Add) FRITCHLEY Methodist Church: trustees minutes 1964-83 (D4243 Add) HAZELWOOD Methodist Church: papers re sale of chapel 1914-67 (D4235 Add) HAZELWOOD St John the Evangelist: burial
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