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ACCESSIONS 1 OCTOBER 1996 – 31 MARCH 1998 BURY ST EDMUNDS BRANCH OFFICIAL West Suffolk Constabulary: miscellaneous minute books, crime books, occurrence books and other volumes 1845-1937; miscellaneous papers 1873-1947 (ED500) Lackford Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1979-1990 (BB504) Newmarket Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1979-1990; juvenile court registers 1983,1985 (BB506) Risbridge Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1980-1990 (BB507) St Edmundsbury Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1980-1990; juvenile court registers and papers 1978-1988 (BB514) Stow Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1979-1990; juvenile court registers 1978-1986 (BB10) Sudbury and Cosford Petty Sessions Division: court registers 1980-1990; juvenile court registers and papers 1979-1990 (BB509) Various Petty Sessions Divisions: domestic courts panels registers 1980-1988 (BB513) Thingoe Rural District Council: Sanitary Inspector’s reports 1924-1941 (EF510) Bury St Edmunds Borough Council: deeds of borough properties 1716-1956 (EE500) LOCAL PUBLIC Suffolk Health Authority: reports, handbooks, circulars and photographs 1951-1986 (ID508) Newmarket and Moulton Joint Hospital Board: register of in-patients 1924-1957 (ID504) SCHOOLS Bures CEVP School: governors' minutes 1984-1994 (ADB730) Bury St Edmunds, Guildhall Feoffment CP School: photographs and certificates 1939-1996 (ADB550) Bury St Edmunds, Silver Jubilee School for Boys: log books 1936-1972 (ADB730) Bury St Edmunds,Tollgate CP School: log-books 1951-1993; punishment book 1952 (ADB556) Cockfield School: photographs of the school and school house c1920-1930 (K976) Euston School: letter concerning alterations 1913 (HD2198) Hadleigh CP School: governors' minutes 1974-1981 (ADB543) Haverhill,Clements CP School: log book, 1974-1990 (ADB594) Norton VCP School: log books 1949-1981; stock books 1942-1979; weekly class summaries 1931-1953 (ADB529) Risby CEVCP School: governors’ minutes 1984-1992; School Fund accounts 1974-1990; counterfoil absence certificates 1951-1964 (ADB524) Rougham VCP School: photographs of teachers and pupils 1912 (ADB716) Tuddenham VCP School: log book 1988-1996 (ADB539) CIVIL PARISH Pakenham: title deeds of parish council properties 1947-1997 (EG593) ANGLICAN 2 Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich: Diocesan Board of Finance registers of diocesan trusts 1960-1986 and related papers 1983-1988; files created 1990s (FE500) PARISHES Acton: registers of marriages 1837-1988, banns 1938-1994, burials 1882-1989 and services 1911-1988; PCC minutes 1920-1983 and accounts 1927-1982; visitors’ books 1917-1966; electoral roll 1971-1990 (FL518) Great Barton: registers of baptisms 1881-1997 and marriages 1978-1988; churchwardens’ accounts 1887- 1995; charity accounts 1916-1975; papers 1959-1973 (FL526) Beyton: register of marriages 1837-1995; PCC minutes 1962-1992 (FL528) Chelsworth: registers of burials 1814-1996 and services 1965-1991 (FL549) Edwardstone: correspondence relating to lease of The Triangle 1994-1997 (FL563) Euston: PCC minutes 1971-1986 (FL566) Fornham All Saints: register of marriages 1992-1994; faculties 1986-1995; papers 1986-1993 (FL572) Gedding: registers of baptisms 1813-1997 and banns 1887-1994; PCC minutes 1950-1988 (FL574) Hadleigh : registers of baptisms 1899-1991, banns 1982-1989, marriages 1949-1992, burials 1952-1971 and services 1967-1995; visitors' book 1973-1976; faculties 1996; miscellaneous papers, notes and photographs 1920-1968 (FB81) Hawkedon: register of marriages 1838-1996 (FL579) Ixworth: register of marriages 1988-1996 (FL505) Lavenham: survey of townlands 1596 and perambulation [1596] (FL508) Leavenheath: registers of baptisms 1863-1986 and marriages 1863-1970; terrier and inventory 1925-1935 (FB84) Milden: register of burials 1813-1992 (FL605) Rattlesden: Mothers’ Union records 1933-1961; photographs of church, choir, and Mothers' Union c1893- 1939, nd; watercolour of rectory 1892 (FL500) Risby: PCC minutes 1983-1995; electoral roll 1989-1990 (FL618) Rougham: Vestry/PCC minutes 1904-1997; service registers 1898-1949; church accounts 1919-1979 (FL619) Santon: registers of baptisms 1813-1976 and burials 1813-1953 (FL665) Timworth: registers of marriages 1955-1996 and burials 1813-1995; vestry/parish meeting minutes 1902- 1938; churchwardens’ accounts 1846-1925; Poors’ Lands trustees’ minutes 1910-1937 (FL641) Great Waldingfield: registers of baptisms 1895-1997, marriages 1921-1987, burials 1885-1997 and services 1948-1980; PCC/ vestry minutes 1920-1957; PCC accounts 1926-1971 ; churchyard plans nd; tithe records (1838)-1925; faculties 1964-1969; miscellaneous papers 1945-1982 (FL514) Wattisfield: PCC minutes and papers 1958-1989 (FL668) Wissington: registers of baptisms 1813-1983 and burials 1813-1982 (FB65) Withersfield: registers of baptisms 1853-1997 and burials 1880-1972 (FL653) NONCONFORMIST Boxford United Reformed Church: registers of baptisms 1824-1948, marriages 1909-1960 and burials 1824-1991; church book 1824-1920 (FK3/514) Bury St Edmunds Preparative Meeting of Society of Friends: minutes 1988-1993; papers 1982-1997 (FK6500) Bury St Edmunds, Garland Street Baptist Church: minutes 1934-1991; members’ register 1968-1974; church accounts 1948-1988 (FK2501) Hadleigh Methodist Circuit: registers of baptisms, Hadleigh Chapel 1955-1978 and Polstead Chapel 1942- 1971 (FK1505) Haverhill Methodist Circuit: Kedington Primitive Methodist church accounts 1908-1924 (FK1508) Moulton Methodist Church: deeds and papers 1830-1936 (FK1511) Sudbury Primitive Methodist Circuit: circuit preaching plan 1909 (FK1/500) Nonconformist Chapels in Suffolk: completed survey questionnaires, notes and photographs 1989-1991 (GC564) 3 CHARITIES Ling Heath Trust, Brandon: minutes 1822-1936; accounts 1865-1992 (GB563) Guildhall Feoffment Trust, Bury St Edmunds: summary of financial statements 1996 (GB500) Ancient House Museum, Clare: miscellaneous records including engravings, books and printed ephemera 1794-1956 (GB561) Sudbury Common Lands Charity: herbarium collection and items relating to centenary exhibition 1995- 1997 (GB514) Gainsborough's House Museum, Sudbury: minutes, financial papers, reports, catalogues and corespondence c1950-c1990 (GB560) Suffolk Regiment: miscellaneous papers 1828-1997 (GB554) SOCIETIES AND ORGANISATIONS East Midlands Regional Library Service: minutes, reports and correspondence 1934-1987 (GC561) Eastern Engineering Council and Council of Engineering Institutions: records 1970-1997 (GC565) Bury and West Suffolk Chess Club: minutes 1867-1983; register of games 1870-1872; games 1867-1887; Proceedings 1867-1883 (GC560) Bury St Edmunds Concert Club: minutes, programmes and papers 1961-1993 (GC566) Bury St Edmunds Constituency Labour Party: minutes 1959-1993; Eye Constituency Labour Party magazines 1961-1970 (GK503) Bury St Edmunds Naturalists' Society: programmes and papers 1954-1992 (GC525) Bury St Edmunds Past and Present Society: programmes 1961-1983; 'Bury at Work' competition photographs 1995 (GC521) Bury St Edmunds, Royal Arch Masons White Rose Chapter No.1008: minutes 1873-1990; financial records 1873-1994;miscellaneous records 1873-1990 (GC562) Bury St Edmunds YWCA: minutes 1933-1949; accounts 1942-1945; correspondence and papers 1936- 1952 (GC536) Chevington Women's Institute: third volume of a history of Chevington W I 1969-1981 (GH516) Clare and District Model Aeroplane Club: minutes,accounts,club magazine and papers 1935-1986 (GC563) Fornham St Martin and St Genevieve Women's Institute: Diamond Jubilee scrapbook 1980; certificates 1967,1969 (GH524) Polstead Women's Institute: minutes/record books 1924-1989; financial records 1932-1990; attendance registers 1919-1990; miscellaneous records and papers 1919-1996 (GH501) Sudbury and District Pensioners Association: correspondence, cuttings, photographs and newsletters 1995-1996 (GC552) Wickhambrook Women's Institute: scrapbooks 1991-1996 (GH518) FAMILY AND PERSONAL see also MISCELLANEOUS Balls Family of Bury St Edmunds: miscellaneous papers 1889-1968 (HD2190) Francis Beales of Woolpit: copy and transcript of will (1728) (EG524) James Borton of Bury St Edmunds: correspondence on legal matters 1826-1833 (HD2315) Mrs M Carroll: (1893-1997 ) memoirs, headteacher of Hinderclay School 1919-1957; parish magazines for the united benefice of Hepworth with Hinderclay, Wattisfield and Thelnetham 1997 (HA556) J Collins of Newmarket and G H Verrall, entomologists: papers 1890-1924 (HD2191) William Corder: microfilm of sermons concerning (1828) (J757) Josephine Devereux: school reports, Guildhall Feoffment County Primary and Silver Jubilee Modern Secondary Schools, Bury St Edmunds 1949-1958 (HD2310) Rev Michael Marlow: copy will (rector of Fruston and Lackford) 1795 (HD2319) Kitty Ranson of Lavenham: school work while a pupil at Sudbury High School for Girls c1930 (HA555) J F Rushbrook: personal papers including Fascist newspapers and printed propaganda 1920s-1970s (HA557) 4 ESTATE AND MANORIAL see also MISCELLANEOUS Manors of Smallbridge, Silvester Overhall and Netherhall in Bures St Mary: court book 1859-1879 (HD2197) Manors of Shakerland, Ixworth and Walsham Church House: microfilm of court rolls (1469-1483) (J754) Manor of Stanton Hall with Mickfields and Badwells: court books 1807-1925 (HD1396) Riddlesworth Estate: estate records including records of the manors of Coney Weston, Knettishall and Gasthorpe 1435-1987 (HD2318) BUSINESS F L Ranson , Lavenham, tailor: records 1880s-1991 (HC551) R Hogg and Son, Coney Weston, builders: ledgers and job files 1895-1945 (HC552)
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    Ipswich - Coddenham - Debenham (- Mendlesham) 115/116

    Ipswich - Coddenham - Debenham (- Mendlesham) 115/116 Monday to Friday (Except Bank Holidays) Saturday Sunday Service 116 116 116 116 116 115 116 116 116 116 115 no service Operator GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC GEC Service Restrictions NCol Col Notes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ipswich, Railway Station (R1) 1705 1705 Ipswich, Old Cattle Market Bus Station (K) 0830 0830 1105 1235 1505 1715 0830 1105 1235 1505 1715 Westerfield, Railway Station (opp) 0838 Witnesham, Weyland Road (adj) 0845 Otley, College (opp) 0855 Broom Hill, The Grove (opp) 0837 1112 1242 1512 1727 0837 1112 1242 1512 1727 Henley, Five Ways (opp) 0842 1117 1247 1517 1732 0842 1117 1247 1517 1732 Hemingstone, Stonewall Farm (N-bound) 0847 1122 1252 1522 1737 0847 1122 1252 1522 1737 Coddenham, Village Store (o/s) 0850 1125 1255 1525 1740 0850 1125 1255 1525 1740 Crowfield, Manor View (opp) 0900 1130 1300 1530 1745 0900 1130 1300 1530 1745 Pettaugh, Old Mission Hall (opp) 0903 1133 1303 1533 1748 0903 1133 1303 1533 1748 Stonham Aspal, Pound Corner (adj) 1753 1753 Mickfield, Crossroads (N-bound) 1756 1756 Debenham, Leisure Centre 1800 1800 Winston Green, Icknield House (opp) 0906 1136 1306 1536 0906 1136 1306 1536 Debenham, Fire Station (opp) 1142 1312 1542 1142 1312 1542 Debenham, Fire Station (adj) 1802 1802 Debenham, Bus Shelter (opp) 0910 1145 1315 1545 1806 0910 1145 1315 1545 1806 Aspall, Little London Road (adj) s1807 s1807 Wetherup Street, Laceys Corner (opp) 1811 1811 Wetheringsett, Bus Shelter (opp) 1814 1814 Brockford Street, Wetheringsett Turn (adj) 1816