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Northamptonshire Record Office GB0154 Ig34 Northamptonshire Record Office This catalogue was digitised by The National Archives as part of the National Register of Archives digitisation project NRA 26696 The National Archives NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Original reference numbers are given in round brackets but need not be quoted when ordering documents CONTENTS LG3V IRTHLINGBOROUGH HIGHWAYS BOARD 1863-1892 38-39 WELLINGBOROUGH UNION RURAL 1880-1895 ^0-45 SANITARY AUTHORITY WELLINGBOROUGH UNION BOARD 1867-1925 ^6-50 OF GUARDIANS WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Clerk: Deeds 1868-1961 51-59 Byelaws 1889-1953 60-65 Notices from other 18?8-1953 66-7^ bodies Cemeteries 1888-1966 75-90 General correspondence 1948-1960 91-106 Housing 1935-1961 107-119 Sewerage 1941-1962 120-136 Water 19^2-1969 137-1^5 Public Utilities 19^5-1956 146-147 Refuse 19^6-1956 148-149 Appointment of 1909-1953 150-15^ authority's officers Parish Councils 1939-1947 155-156 Fire Service 1941-1953 157 Town and Country - 1948-1970 158-166 Planning NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL CONTENTS Cont. LG3V Clerk: Elections 1948-1967 167-200 Celebrations and 1952-1968 201-202 Appeals Wartime 1938-1948 203-237 Miscellaneous 1940-1972 238-245 Treasurer 1895-1959 246-259 Eating Officer 1890-1961 260-266 Surveyor and Housing Officer General Correspondence 1951-1963 267/1-25 General Parish files 193^-1961 268/1-61 Water 1901-1952 269-277 Miscellaneous 1909-1954 278-2&0 Housing 1934-1966 281-323 Public Health Inspector 1936-1964 324-330 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RECORDS OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH HIGHWAYS 1865-1892 BOARD 38/1-^ General Ledgers 1863-1892 38/1 1863-1871 38/2 1871-1879 38/3 1879-1885 38/4 1886-1892 39/1-3 Parochial Ledgers 1863-1879 39/1 1863-1866 39/2 1866-1873 39/3 187^-1879 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LGJ V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RECORDS OF WELLINGBOROUGH UNION 1880-1895 RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY kO General Ledger 188O-I886 M General Ledger 1890-1893 k2 ­ Parochial Ledger 1884-1888 ^3 Parochial Ledger 1888-1895 kh Local Government Board Order repaying 1886 £85 to Wellingborough Rural Sanitary Authority in respect of a moiety of the salaries paid to Msdical Officers and Inspectors of Nuisances ^5 Local Government Board Order investing 1889 Wellingborough Rural Sanitary Authority with urban powers, and determining special expenses, Earls Barton cemetery (originally tied up with LG3V66/1-8, LG3V67, LG3V68) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RECORDS OF WELLINGBOROUGH UNION BOARD 1867-1925 OF GUARDIANS 46 Earls Barton Overseers' Receipts 1867-1896 and Payments Book 47 Wilby Overseers' Receipts and 1868-1910 Payments Book 48 Sealed Local Government Board Order 1879 to Wellingborough Guardians: £10 from sale of property belonging to parish of Irchester to be paid at £1 plus interest per year to Managers of Public Elementary School in Irthlingborough 49 Copy of Ecton Inclosure Award c.1885 (no map) 1759, with copy of the Inclosure Act for the parish of Ecton 50/1-56 Rate Books 1870-1925 50/1-24 Rate Books (Poor) for Bozeat 1870-1892 50/1 1870 50/2 1871-1872 50/3 1871 50/4 1873 50/5 1874 50/6 1875 50/7 1875 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Rate Books cont. 50/8 1876 50/9 1877 50/10 1878 50/11 1878 50/12 1879 50/13 1879 50/14 1882 50/15 1883 50/16 1887 50/17 1887-1888 50/18 1888 50/19 1889 50/20 1890 50/21 1890 50/22 1891 50/23 1892 50/2^ 1892 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL 50/25 Rate Book (Lighting) for Bozeat 1878-1896 50/26 Rate Bock (Special Sanitary 1891-1893 Expenses) for Bozeat 50/27 Rate Eook (Special Expenses) 1893 ' for 3ozeat 50/28 Rate Book (Poor) for £aston Kaudit 1889-1890 50/29 Rate Book (Poor) for Wilby 1887-1890 50/30 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Eozeat 50/31 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combines) for Bozeat 50/32 Rate Book (Poor) for Ecton 1920 50/33 Rate Book (Poor) for Ecton 1920 50/34 Rate Book (Poor and Special 1920 Expenses Combined) for Great Doddington 50/35 Rate Book (Poor and Lighting Combined) 1920 for Great Doddington 50/36 Rate Book (Poor) for Great Harrowden 1920 50/37 Rate Book (Poor) for Great Harrowden 1920 50/38 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Grendon NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Rate Books cont. 50/39 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Grendon 50/40 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Little Harrovaen 50/^1 ­ Rate Book (Poor) for Newton Bromshold 1920 50/42 Rate Book (Poor) for Orlingbury 1920 50/43 Rate Book (Poor) for Orlingbury 1920 50/44 Rate Book (Poor) for Strixton 1919- 1920 50/45 Rate Book (Poor) for Strixton 1920- 192'! 50/4 b Rate Book (Poor) for Sywell 1920 50/4? Rate Book (Poor) for Sywell 1920 50/48 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Wilby 50/49 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1920 Combined) for Wilby 50/50 Sate Book (Foor and Special. Expenses 1920 Combined) for Wollaston 50/51 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Bozeat NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Rate Books cont. 50/52 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Earls Barton 50/53 Rate Books (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Earls 3arton 50/54 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Great Doddington 50/55 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Isham 50/56 Rate Book (Poor and Special Expenses 1925 Combined) for Little Harrowden NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG34/ WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL RECORDS OF WELLING BOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL CLERK 51-59 Deeds 1868-1961 51 Register of Mortgages and transfer 1868-1924 of mortgages 52 Register of Mortgages and transfer 1925-1953 of mortgages 53 Mortgages of Rates and Revenues, with 1880-1940 some associated papers, arranged annually, 1-45, with Housing Loan, No. 70 1935 54 Bundle of deeds, including leases and 1873-1948 tenancy agreements relating to: Sewage Farms in Little Harrowden, Great Doddington, Isham and Ecton Wilby water supply Land at Bozeat, Grendon, Knuston, Irthlingborough, Earls Barton, Orlingbury and Irchester Water rights at Grendon, 1934 Plan and correspondence concerning Mears Ashby sewage works 55 Bundle of miscellaneous agreements 1894-1961 relating to: Sale of land for Mears Ashby sewage, 1904 Refuse disposal, Irchester, 1961 Wollaston road improvement, 1929 Constitution of Mid-Northants Planning Committee, 1937 Map of Ecton parish place names from 1898 survey Water supply to Wymington parish, 1894 Certificates of contract for the redemption of land tax NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL i CLERK Cont. 55 cont. Agreements concerning way-leave and rights of way Plan of Hardwick sewage scheme 56 Post Office way-leave agreements, 1906-1938 etc. 57 Cancelled Insurance policies 1907-19^3 (including engines, vehicles, livestock) 58/1-V? Contracts 1925-19^9 58/1 Bozeat, Contract No. 1 with Final 1925 Accounts, Tender and Specification for 12 houses 58/2 Irchester, Contract No. 1 with Final 1925 Accounts and Tender for 20 houses 58/3 Wollaston, Contract No. 1 with 1925 Tender and Specification for 12 houses 58/^ Earls Barton, Articles of Agreement 1927 and Schedules of Conditions of Building Contract for 16 houses 58/5 Little Harrowden, Articles of Agreement 1927 and Schedules of Condition of Building Contract with Final Accounts for 12 houses 58/6 Little Irchester, Articles of Agreement 1927 and Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts for 10 houses 58/7 Irchester, Articles of Agreement and 1927 Schedules of Conditions of Building Contract for 2k houses, and construction of roads and sewers NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL CLERK Cont. 58/8 Little Irchester, Articles of 1927 Agreement and Schedule of conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts for sewer 58/9 Isham, Articles of Agreement 1927 and Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract for widening and remetalling Pratt's Lane 58/10 Isham, Articles of Agreement and 192? Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts for 8 houses 58/11 Wollaston, Articles of Agreement and 1927 Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts for 8 houses 58/12 Wellingborough, Articles of Agreement 1929 and Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts and Specifications for conversion of house into offices 58/13 Wollaston, Contract with Bond, for 1929 sewers and sewage outfall, with pumping station 58/1*T Wollaston, Bill of Quantities for 1929 sewerage and sewage disposal works 58/15 Wollaston, Articles of Agreement and 1929 Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract with Final Accounts and Specification for 6 houses 58/16 Bozeat, Contract with Final Accounts 1930 and Specification for 12 houses NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RECORD OFFICE LG3V WELLINGBOROUGH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL i CLERK Cont. 58/17 Earls Barton, Articles of Agreement 1930 and Schedule of Conditions of Building Contract, Specification with Tender for 22 houses 58/18 Little Irchester, Contract with 1930 Final Account and Specification for 10 houses 58/19 Irchester, Contract with Final Account 1930 and Specification for 20 houses 58/20 Irchester, Contract with Bond, sealed 1931 with bills, for Jerro-concrete water tower 58/21 Bozeat, Contract with Bond, Schedule and 1933 Specification for sewerage disposal works and sewer 58/22 Earls Barton, Contract No.
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