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Archive Material Received During 2020 Archive material received during 2020 Collection D13924 reference: Accession 14315 number: Title of collection: Hartpury, Gloucester and Gloucestershire local history collection Covering dates of 1977-2011 material: Description of Copies of regular and special editions of the Western Daily Press, 1977-2011; material: Gloucester and Gloucestershire pamphlets, 1977-2007; Draft history of Hartpury village, called A portrayal of Hartpury village, with accompanying photographs, newscuttings, and a flier entitled Water mains rehabilitation information sheet, c.1989-1993 Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D15340 reference: Accession 14531 number: Title of collection: Life in lockdown: community response to Covid-10 Covering dates of 2020 material: Description of Pencil drawings of people during lockdown, including doing crosswords, texting material: friends, playing chess and sat with dog, drawn by Louise Spira between March and May 2020 Access These records are open for research; This collection includes digital records - Conditions: please give us at least one week's notice of your visit if you would like to consult this material Collection D1606 reference: Accession 14843.2 number: Title of collection: Crossmans of Thornbury, solicitors Covering dates of material: Description of Solicitors' ledger (presumed Crossmans as contains note signed by them), 1870 material: 1 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D15041 reference: Accession 15041 number: Title of collection: Never Better project Covering dates of (2019) material: Description of Oral history recordings collected in 2019 around the subject of mental health. material: Interviews were conducted with both health professionals and people living with mental health issues today. There is also an interview with Canon Richard Mitchell and Helen Jeffrey about the services that the Cathedral provides for people with mental health issues. The interviews were conducted by Caroline Jester, and a few have been anonymised as per the request of the interviewees. There are MP3 access copies of each interview, with WAV masters of most of them and electronic transcripts compiled by volunteers. There are also paper permissions forms which are closed to public access until the year 2100. Access These records are open for research, except for the interview with project Conditions: volunteers, which is closed until 2025, and the project permission forms which are closed until 2100 Collection D15180 reference: Accession 15180 number: Title of collection: Letters between Eileen and Norman Gardner Covering dates of 1963 material: Description of Letters between Eileen Gardner (nee Morgan) and her husband Norman Gardner material: from January 1963 to July 1963. Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D2240 reference: Accession 15217 number: Title of collection: Yorke family of Forthampton Court 2 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Covering dates of material: Description of Records of the Yorke family, originally temporarily deposited for microfilming, material: including some parish records of Forthampton Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D15222 reference: Accession 15222 number: Title of collection: Ashleworth and Hasfield Women's Institute Covering dates of 1943-2013 material: Description of Committee minutes, 1971-1980, 1980-1986, 1986-1991, 1991-1996, 1996-2001, material: 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, annual meeting minutes and programme cards, 2005-2013 (1 file); Records of annual meetings, 1992-2003 (1 volume); Account book, 1943-1954 (1 volume); Programme cards, 1964, 1966-1969, 1972- 1983, 1985-1999, 2001-2005 (1 bundle) Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection CO10 reference: Accession 15223 number: Title of collection: H M Coroner: Gloucester District Covering dates of 2003-2004 material: Description of Inquest files and E 60 forms material: Access These records will be closed until they are 101 years old, as agreed with the Conditions: depositor Collection D15224 reference: 3 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Accession 15224 number: Title of collection: Deed of Sezincote Manor Covering dates of 1663 material: Description of material: Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D15229 reference: Accession 15229 number: Title of collection: Unlocking our Sound Heritage Covering dates of 2019 material: Description of A collection of digital recordings of oral history and hospital roundabout recordings, material: with a catalogue of each set of recordings. The recordings are stored on a memory stick Access This collection includes digital records - please give us at least one week's notice Conditions: of your visit if you would like to consult this material Collection Q/RER reference: Accession 15231 number: Title of collection: Forest of Dean District Council Covering dates of 2018-2019 material: Description of Full parliamentary register of electors for 2019, in force from 1 December 2018, material: with updates Access Copying restrictions apply until 1 January 2029 Conditions: Collection Q/Rer reference: 4 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Accession 15232 number: Title of collection: Stroud District Council Covering dates of 2019 material: Description of Full parliamentary register of electors in force from 1 December 2018 - 30 material: November 2019 including overseas and opt-out marker Access Copying restrictions apply until 1 January 2029 Conditions: Collection D10328 reference: Accession 15233 number: Title of collection: Gloucester and District U3A Covering dates of 1991-2018 material: Description of Financial records 2015-18; procedure for newsletter; 25th anniversary leaflet 2013; material: 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 2014-16, with maps and leaflets of walks; newsletters 1992-4, 2012, 2016 (and filling gaps 1995-2015) Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D14684 reference: Accession 15234 number: Title of collection: Vision 21 Gloucestershire Covering dates of 2019 material: Description of Digital files of 2 films: Cheltenham in the Near Future (modification date 17 material: September 2019) and Vision 21 Timeline 2019 V2 (modification date 23 September 2019) Access These records are open for research Conditions: 5 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Collection P328/1 reference: Accession 15235 number: Title of collection: Tetbury parish records Covering dates of 1765-2018 material: Description of Service register 2005-2014; incumbents' records Including photographs of material: 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 Churchwardens' charity accounts 2006-2013; Beacon parish newsletter 2003-2014; orders of service for special events 1970-2018; Little Fishes register 1995-1998; Tetbury Music Festival programmes and ephemera 1968- 2017; miscellaneous papers 2004-2011 Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection P370 reference: Accession 15237 number: Title of collection: Winson parish records Covering dates of 2006 material: Description of Quinquennial inspection report material: Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection P229 reference: Accession 15238 number: Title of collection: Long Newnton parish records Covering dates of 1961-2016 material: 6 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Description of Marriage registers 1994-2016 material: Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection P291 reference: Accession 15239 number: Title of collection: Shipton Moyne parish records Covering dates of 1889-2016 material: Description of Baptism register 1889-2016; marriage registers 1988-2014 material: Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection P198/2 reference: Accession 15240 number: Title of collection: St Philip & St James, Leckhampton and St Christopher's Warden Hill, parish records Covering dates of 1959-2018 material: Description of St Christopher's: Baptism register 1968-2018; service registers 2006-2018; material: accounts 1959-1962; PCC papers, including concerning Church building and extension 1959-2005; parish magazines 1993-1996 St Philip & St James: PCC minutes 1967-1968 Access These records are open for research Conditions: Collection D15242 reference: Accession 15242 number: Title of collection: Gwendoline Lane, family historian 7 Gloucestershire Archives 19/01/21 Archive material received during 2020 Covering dates of c1960-1990 material: Description
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