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1 SUFFOLK RECORD OFFICE NEW ACCESSIONS 1 JAN 2015-31 DEC 2015 This List Will SUFFOLK RECORD OFFICE NEW ACCESSIONS 1 JAN 2015-31 DEC 2015 This list will also be published at http://www.suffolkarchives.co.uk/collections/recent-additions/ . Please note that if you wish to view any of the recently acquired collections you should contact the appropriate branch before visiting, as not all of these collections have been catalogued and therefore may not be available for public access yet. Bury branch WALSHAM LE WILLOWS BOYS SCHOOL ACCOUNT BOOK: Ledger, with first 26 pages cut out. First present page is list of trustees of the Boys' School in 1848. 1847-1894 ADB723 NEWMARKET ACADEMY: Minutes of Governing Body Meetings 1992-2012 ADB737 CHALKSTONE MIDDLE SCHOOL: Admissions Register 1995-2005 ADB739 THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH SCHOOL: Governors' minute books 2004-2013 ADB746 BUNBURY COLLECTION: Small volume of personal notes & research with 4 enclosures nd E18 TOSTOCK PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council Minutes 2010-2012; Annual Parish Meeting Minutes 2007- 2010 EG503 LITTLE WALDINGFIELD PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes 1985-2007/8; Annual Parish Meetings 1955-1995; Petty Cash Book 1938-1993; Accounting Statements 1967/68-1999/2000 EG526 BRETTENHAM PARISH COUNCIL: Planning items 2003-2004; Internal/external audit papers 2000-2004; Minutes of Annual Parish Meetings 1987-2010 EG551 HORRINGER-CUM-ICKWORTH PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council minutes 2010 & Annual Parish Meeting minutes 2007-2010; Parish Council minutes 2013-2015 & Annual Parish Meeting minutes 2008- 2013 EG560 BRADFIELD ST CLARE PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council minutes 2007 - 2012 EG564 TROSTON PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council meeting minutes 05 May 2010 - 06 Sep 2010; Parish Council cash book 04 Jul 1964 - 01 Apr 1992; Parish Council meeting minutes 18 May 2004 - 14 May 2007 EG585 BRADFIELD ST GEORGE PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Meeting minutes 2009-2014; Annual Parish Meeting minutes 2007-2011 EG591 FORNHAM ST MARTIN CUM FORNHAM ST GENEVIEVE PARISH COUNCIL: King George V Playing Field Committee Meeting Minutes 1982-1997 & 1998 - 2009; Parish Plan Steering Group 2002-2008; Parish Council Receipts & Payments books 1974 -1979 & 1990-2000; Parish Council Receipts & Payments book; Parish Council meeting minutes 2008-2010 & 2011- 2012 EG702 NOWTON PARISH COUNCIL: Minute book 1895-1991 EG725 HAWKEDON PARISH COUNCIL: Papers relating to the depositor's involvement in Hawkedon Parish Council, mainly concerning the Hawkedon Village Hall Management Committee. Includes: papers re wind farm 1998-2007; Village Hall Management Committee meeting minutes, papers on building works, correspondence, architects' plans, insurance, trustees’ information, copy images of properties, elections 1998-2007 EG726 BURY ST EDMUNDS METHODIST CIRCUIT: Records of Methodist churches at Buxhall, Elmswell, Great Ashfield, Needham Market Methodist, Needham Market URC/Methodist, Old Newton, Stowmarket & Woolpit 1882-2001 FK1500 CLARE BAPTIST CHURCH: Photocopies of Title Deeds to Cavendish Road Property, (originals held by present trustees; The Baptist Union Corporation Ltd): Conveyance 1805; Declaration of trust & nomination of trustees 1808; Annual Reports & Accounts 1979-2013; Church Accounts 1981-1988 & 1988-1996; Church Minutes Sep 1990-Apr 2008 FK2506 NEWMARKET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Order of service Mar 1944; correspondence Mar 1941- Feb 1948 FK3512 ST JOHN'S PARISH, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Church Council Minutes 2005-2010; Annual Meeting minutes; Orders of service/Lathbury Institute minutes; Minutes & correspondence of the Friends of St John's; Minute books for the Fellowship of St Monica. FL544 CULFORD PARISH: Marriage registers Jul 1989-Sep 2015 FL557 DRINKSTONE PARISH: 2 Overseers Books 1806-1836; Overseers Receipts & Payments Book 1867- 1888; Terrier c1849-1877 FL562 ERISWELL PARISH: Minute book 1975-2005 FL565 FLEMPTON PARISH: Register of Banns (Cover in poor condition) 1921-2009 FL571 1 THE MILES SARGENT LETTERS: The Miles Sargent Parish Letters 1956-1958; Report on the letters, 2015. Report contains miniaturised copy images of the letters (to be kept in the church) & lists some of the stories from each parish letter that illustrate various aspects of church & village life at the time the letters were written FL572 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: Marriage registers 2002-2011: FL572 MILDENHALL PARISH: Marriage register 1988-2011 FL606 STANTON ALL SAINTS PARISH: Church Log Book: an annual record of repairs, alterations, & additions to the fabric of the church 1955-1993 FL629 GREAT WHELNETHAM PARISH: Correspondence 2000-2007; PCC agendas & minutes 2003-2010; Log Book 1956-2004; Quinquennial inspection report 20 March 2006; Poster of Gt Whelnetham sound portrait; St Edmund Way benefice profile 2005-2006; scanned images of church silver (1 x b & w & 7 x colour); Petition for faculty to sell silver with correspondence 7 March 2006; Elected churchwardens 2005; Photos b & w Gt Whelnetham church: 1 x interior view of north elevation, 1 x interior view of south elevation, 2 x exterior view of north elevation, exterior view of south elevation; Feasibility of extension letter with plan (extra copies with rector) 14 Sept 1999 FL649 SUFFOLK REGIMENT: 8 boxes of catalogued material; papers of Col H D Wise 20th cent GB554 SUDBURY MUSEUM TRUST: 20 deeds relating to Hawk Meadow, Ballingdon, Sudbury 1704- 1840; 8 early 20th cent photos: Four of Hundon All Saints church: 2 of it gutted by fire in February 1914 & 2 of it when it was reopened in July 1916 - the architect was Detmar Blow; One of a football team, 1912-1913, in striped jerseys; 2 of what appears to be the dedication of a war memorial outside Poslingford church; 1 of children c. 1912, outside a building. GB581 BURY ST EDMUNDS CLERICAL SOCIETY: Minutes 1986-1999; correspondence, lists of meetings, rules, minutes 2007-2013; Correspondence, lists of meetings, rules, membership lists, programmes, 1985- 1998; Talk transcripts & talk research 1997-2015; Talk transcripts 1999-2006; Meetings attendance book 1994-2006 GC528 WHATFIELD LOCAL HISTORY RECORDER: Folder of papers incl some copies of 'The Grapevine' magazine, for local studies 2014 GC564 LOCAL HISTORY RECORDER’S ANNUAL REPORT: For Fakenham Magna 2014 GC564 MILDENHALL LOCAL HISTORY RECORDER: Annual Report for 2014, to be added (to be added to GC564) GC564 WEST SUFFOLK WHEELERS: Souvenir programme for Ixworth Cycle Races 5 May 2014; Souvenir programme for Ixworth Cycle Races 4 May 2015; Letter from John W Palfrey inviting members of another club to the West Suffolk Wheelers' Club Dinner 25 Nov 1957; 'The Wheeler' Jun 1962 GC717 MORTON HALL WILDLIFE GROUP: 16 Woodland Ways Newsletters nos. 1-18 Jan 2002-Jun 2007; 26 Woodland Ways Newsletters Sep 2007-Feb 2015; Steering Group Minutes meeting Feb 2001-May 2003; Trustees Meeting Minutes Sep 2003-Nov 2013; AGM papers 2002-2013; Activity/event records sheets Mar 2001-Dec 2013 GC729 ST EDMUNDSBURY GARDENERS’ SOCIETY: Minute books Aug 1939-Dec 1969; Account book 1961- 1993; General Correspondence Jul 1957- Apr 2005; Correspondence, plans & paperwork re allotments, 1959-2002; Newsletter bulletins 1968-2012; Allotment rents/details 1970-1994; subs books 1983-2005; News clippings & magazine 'Let's Talk!' with article about St Edmundsbury Gardeners Society pp 28-31; B & w photo of 'Mayoress, Mayor, Mr England d. 1988, Mr H. Braziel' in the Corn Exchange, nd (c.1970s); Correspondence, mainly regarding allotments, 1997-2007; 14 x colour photos of people in a garden: 'Garden Club - No 7 Sharp Road visit' c. 2000s. Also contains death announcement for Angela Mary Hanson, d. 1 Mar 2011; Lease to the Allotment Association 28 Apr 1964; Enlarged photocopy of plans & part of the above lease; 'Grand Open Show' programmes from 1996 & 1997; Papers regarding allotments in Cotton Lane, Boughton's Field, Hospital Road & Beech Hill, incl list of names & addresses, 1984-1988; Accounts Jan 1979-Dec 2003; Annual statements of accounts, 1976-2003; Corporation tax, correspondence & papers, May 1996-Feb 1998; General accounts, 1996; Show accounts, 1996; Blank letterhead & membership card samples, nd; Insurance documents, 1996-2000; Correspondence & notes regarding change of treasurer, Feb 1996-Mar 1996 GC740 LAKENHEATH AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY: Minute Books 1953-2015 GC742 DRAWING OF GREAT BARTON HALL: In pen & ink 1859 GC743 PROBUS 3: Current members: Folder containing application forms & correspondence. c. 1984-2006 *sensitive as contains names, addresses & personal information*; Past members & past & present hon. members'. Folder containing details of members who resigned or died, & details of applications that were received & not pursued or resolved. c1984-2005 *sensitive as contains names, addresses & personal information*; 'previous membership lists'. 1989-1992 *sensitive as contains names & 2 addresses*; Dinners, luncheons, & BBQs. Folder containing correspondence, organisational paperwork & menus. 2000-2007; Social events & outings: Folder containing lists of attendees, correspondence & organisational paperwork. 2004-2010; Southern Ireland Tour, including correspondence & tour information, 2005; Outings, 2006-2010; Dinners, luncheons, & BBQs. Folder containing correspondence, organisational paperwork & menus. 2008-2010; Directory-Programmes 2000-2013; Files on Chairmen including photos & papers regarding events & meetings 1984-2010; Treasurer's reports & annual income & expenditure accounts, 1998-2005. Includes Constitution, 2001. GC744 COCKFIELD MEMORIAL CROSS RESEARCH GROUP: Memorial Cross Project: 'Cockfield village history brought to life. A commemoration of those named on the Memorial Cross. One
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