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Suffolk Record Office New Accessions 1 Jan 2013-31 Dec 2013 SUFFOLK RECORD OFFICE NEW ACCESSIONS 1 JAN 2013-31 DEC 2013 Bury branch GUILDHALL FEOFFMENT SCHOOL: Three photocopies: 1957 class photo, 1997 cutting about reunion of class of 1957, 1938 class photo [2013]. ADB509 GUILDHALL FEOFFMENT CP SCHOOL, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Photos of whole school dressed up for school birthday celebrations and boys' football team and approx 150 photos of children involved in school birthday celebrations 2013. ADB550 ACTON CEVCP PRIMARY SCHOOL: Photo of male football team (age 13-adult) c. 1910-1920; Log books 1900- 1998; Admission Registers 1864-1984; Punishment Book 1907- 1973; Managers' Minutes 1912-1968; Stock and Stores Account book 1903-1931; Inventory of Furniture, Apparatus and Equipment book1969-1978. ADB560 STOKE BY NAYLAND VCP SCHOOL: School plans from 1950s onwards; School fund accounts; School asset log; Syllabus of work; PTA accounts 20th cent. ADB701 STOKE BY NAYLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL: Admission Registers 1958- 2008; Punishment Book 1958-1974. ADB701 ROUGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL: Newsletters, 2001-2008; Calendar, 2003; Newspaper articles c. 2005. ADB716 COLLEGE HEATH MIDDLE SCHOOL: Admission Registers 1977-2002. ADB741 CONVENT OF ST LOUIS ST ANDREWS STREET PAST PUPILS ASSOCIATION: Library card index of names and addresses of staff, committee members and past pupils 20th cent; Index notebook of married names and maiden names 20th cent; folders containing: Lists of those attending reunions dating 1990-2009, past pupil information sheets 1996- 2003, change of address notifications 1992-1995 and 2000-2004, reunion reply slips/ forms requesting inclusion on mailing lists, letters from past pupils 1996-2009, handwritten notes regarding mailing lists, past pupils address lists 1997-2008, reunion letters sent to past pupils 1980-2008, AGM agendas and minutes 1980-2009, information sheets 1990, notification of memorial mass, poster 1990, newspaper cuttings re reunions 1969-1988, handwritten notes detailing names of past pupils shown in newspaper picture dating May 1969, old lists of names and addresses of staff and pupils 1991-1996. ADB742 BUNBURY COLLECTION: Conveyance of 2 pieces of land at Burghfield in Berks Dec 1855; Counterpart Assignment of a house in Park Lane for 12 years Apr 1816; Lease of a parcel of ground in Grosvenor Street in St George's Parish, Hanover Square, Sep 1730-Mar 1822. E18 LAWSHALL PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes; Community Playground information; planning papers 2011 including Chadacre Hall; miscellaneous material including circulars 20th cent. EG573 BILDESTON PARISH: Visitors' books Feb 1981-Oct 1997; A History of the Parish of Bildeston with pedigrees and genealogical notices of the families of Alston, Barker, Beaumont, Blomfield, Brand, Cooke, Cole, Edge, Growse, Johnson, Lovelyn, Parker, Parsons, Revett, Salmon, Stebbing, Terry, Wade, Wilson. Compiled in 1859 and revised in 1891 by Frederic Salmon Growse; Register of Burials, 1890-2003; Register of Services, 1997-2010. FB79 HADLEIGH PARISH: Marriage Registers Apr 1992-May 2007. FB81 BURES BAPTIST CHURCH: Deeds and documents relating to Bures Baptist Church Mar 1737-Jul 1954. FK2509 NEWMARKET UNITED REFORM CHURCH: Conveyance of Freehold Chapel and Premises at Newmarket, Messrs Stephen Piper, Richard Martin and others to James Spicer Esquire and others 3 Mar 1865. FK3512 ACTON PARISH: Marriage Register 2007-2012. FL518 BURES ST MARY PARISH: Vestry Minute Book 1902-1995. FL540 COCKFIELD PARISH: Notes and cuttings re a new sculpture at St Peter's Church, Cockfield including correspondence, newscuttings, close-up image of the 'theatrical masks' carved on the stone plinth on which the statue stands; 2 photos of the statue 2011; photo of Luanne Stockwell c 1990; photo of Rev Dr Simon Hill, former rector, and Simon Keeley, the sculptor, 2011; photo of Rev Dr Simon Hill at the unveiling, 2011; photo of Simon Keeley, the sculptor, making 'finishing touches' to the statue, 2011; Press Release entitled 'Filling the Niche', 2011; typed article re the statue in memory of Luanne Stockwell; speech by Rev Dr Simon Hill, 'On the unveiling of the statue at St Peter's, Cockfield placed in memory of Luanne Stockwell', 27 Sep 2011; Register of marriages 1967- 1996. FL552 ELMSWELL PARISH: Marriage Registers 1980-2011. FL513 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: Quinquennial Inspection with Schedule of Works and Specification 1972-1973; Quinquennial Inspection Report and associated papers 31 Dec 1989; Quinquennial Inspection Reports 1 Aug 1994, 22 Nov 1999, 1 Sep 2004, 21 Jan 2010; Millennium Commission Grant Agreement 18 Jun 2003 flood lighting of church path; National Lottery 'Awards for All' Grant Award Certificate and 'End of Award Report' prepared by churchwarden 17 Sep 2003-6 Oct 2004 New pathway and re-instate/widening access door to provide level access; Schedule of Works 21 Mar 2001 Tower re-roofing; Review of Business and Development Plan, 2002-2011; 17 Diocesan Faculties, Schedules of Work and other supporting evidence 1998-2011. FL572 FRECKENHAM PARISH: Marriage Register 2000-2011. FL515 ST MARY'S PARISH, LAKENHEATH: Registers of Banns 1976-1991, Marriages 1981-1988, Marriages 1994- 2008, Services 1996-2005, Baptisms 1928-1990; PCC minutes 1972-1996. FL517 KEDINGTON AND GT BRADLEY PARISHES: Marriage Registers: Gt Bradley 1989-2013; Kedington 1997-2005 and 2007-2010. FL534 AND FL595 MILDEN PARISH: Milden Charities correspondence and papers 1997-2013; churchwardens' account book 1988- 1998.FL605 NEWMARKET ALL SAINTS' PARISH: Papers regarding: insurance 1907-2010, All Saints' School, Newmarket, 1943-1974, sale of Burne-Jones cartoon, 1985, church repairs 1982-1985, re-ordering of church kitchen and toilets area, South aisle, 1987-1988, vicarage at 17 Cardigan Street, Newmarket, 1980-1985, 1959 Bury St Edmunds pageant of Magna Carta and 1964 Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich Jubilee Year; Standing Committee Minutes 1969-1983; PCC minutes and papers 1963-1986; Quinquennial Inspection report, Apr 1983; Specification and schedule of works for doors and screens under the Wiseman Room 1993-1994. FL609 RISBY PARISH: Register of Marriages 1998-2012; Register of Services 1995-2010. FL618 SUFFOLK REGIMENT: Letter from Frank Richard Webb (service no. 40899 2nd Suffolk Regiment) to William Chapman of Portsmouth May 1917. GB554 ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, BURY ST EDMUNDS BRANCH: National Association of Discharged Soldiers, Sailors, Bury St Edmunds Branch, Minutes 1919-1921; Royal British Legion, Bury St Edmunds Branch, Executive Committee Minutes 1927-1937, 1975-1984 and 2000-2004; Royal British Legion, Bury St Edmunds Branch, Service Committee Minute Book 1974-1978; certificates awarded to the branch for various accolades 1982-2004; ephemera and photos relating to the branch. GB576 ICKWORTH CHURCH CONSERVATION TRUST: CD containing digital Word document: Ickworth Church stained glass restoration report by Devlin Plummer; Hard copy report by May Berkouwer textile conservation: 'Two Regimental Colours with Poles, Report of Conservation Treatment (J311) by May Berkouwer and Gerda Koppatz, July 2013'; 'Conservation of the Wall Painting, St Mary's Church, Ickworth', May 2013. GB578 DALHAM CHARITIES: Minute book 1926-2002; ledgers, one of which is for investments, both 1926-2002; bundle of paper accounts from the Charity of Jezreel Pleasants and the Langstaff Charity. GB579 WEST SUFFOLK BRANCH OF THE BRITISH DIABETIC ASSOCIATION: Minutes 1982-1989; Scrapbook of Cuttings, 1970's-1990's; papers including correspondence, flyers and newsletters: 'Balance' magazine, March 1966, 'Chat Line' typed newsletters 1978-1980, BDA Anglia area newsletter March 1982, correspondence 1978- 1979; BDA West Suffolk Branch, income and expenditure accounts 1973, 1975; Circular re the West Suffolk Branch of the BDA's 25th anniversary, 25 Sep 1982; BDA Anglia Area Newsletter June 1984; Newscutting re the Golden Jubilee of the BDA, 1984; BDA flyer for 'The Inaugural Meeting of the WSB', Sep 1957; Newscutting re '200 members attending from three clubs' [the inaugural meeting of the WSB of the BDA, 1957]; Agenda for the first AGM of the WSB of the BDA, 1958; 3rd AGM agenda and minutes 25 May 1960. GB580 SUDBURY MUSEUM TRUST: Census 'plans of division', Cosford/Lavenham, 1901 and1911; Census 'plan of division', Sudbury/Melford, 1921; OS 6 inch set covering West Suffolk, 1905. GB581 NSPCC BRANCH BURY ST EDMUNDS: Minute book 1925-1951. GB582 STANTON VILLAGE TRUST AND STANCOCO TRUST: Correspondence re origin and establishment of the two bodies including Declaration of Trust Dec 2001-Jun 2002; Stanton Village Trust documents and correspondence, dealing with demise of Stanton Community Council and foundation of Stanton Village Trust Jul 2001-Jun 2002; Minutes 2002-2005; Accounts 2005-2007; Correspondence Jul 2002- Dec 2006; Combined files including correspondence and financial papers 2002-2009. GB583 BURY ST EDMUNDS ART SOCIETY: Letters and accounts; ledgers and auditors' accounts 20th cent. GC504 BURY ST EDMUNDS CONCERT CLUB: Leaflets, posters and card/flyer advertising 2012/2013 concerts 1964- 2013. GC566 UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND: ABBEY LODGE 1592, BURY ST EDMUNDS: correspondence and general papers 2007-2012. GC577 LAWSHALL VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE: Financial records 2010- 2012 including papers re printing of 'Round and About' Magazine, 2011 and final balance sheets. GC722 MILDENHALL LIONS CLUB: Minutes and monthly returns 20th cent. GC730 BURY ST EDMUNDS INNER WHEEL: AGM Minutes 1952-2012; Committee Minutes 1976-2012; Club Minutes 1949-1996 and 2000-2012; photo albums 1988-2013; scrapbook labelled
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