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1 SUFFOLK RECORD OFFICE NEW ACCESSIONS 1 JAN 2017-31 DEC 2017 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 ST GREGORY AND ST PETER PRIMARY SCHOOL: 1 x Headmaster's Report (2pp). 23 Feb 1971 ADB520 GREAT BARTON SCHOOL: Logbooks 1925-2000; Minute books of Managers’ meetings 1903 to 1968; PTA minutes 1964-1978; School Admissions' Register: 1926-1972; School Staff Record Book 1933 to 1983; Head teacher's Report to Managers (September 1977); Head teacher's Report on Religious Instruction to Managers (23 Jan 1978); Head teacher's Report to Managers (Jan 1979); Head teacher’s Reports to Governors: 1997 to 2000; Memorandum of Agreement between Sir Henry Charles John Bunbury and Managers of Great Barton School (1918); correspondence 1949-1969; Register of Title, Title number SK1835 (Land Registry 2008) (purchased from Land Registry); Plans 1967; Village Schools in Suffolk - 1960s (article about the new school building); The Architectural Review – Vol CXLVII No. 875 (January 1970), p.25. ‘Village Schools in Suffolk, Building Appraisal No.5’; ‘Village Schools in West Suffolk’ (Era: Journal of the Eastern Region of the Royal Institute of British Architects, vol.1, No.3. p.24). Correspondence between Great Barton School and the Education Department - 1873 to 1918 (purchased from National Archives); Minutes from the Education Department: 1873 to 1875; Governors' Annual Report for Parents 1990,1991, 1994, 1995, 1996; School brochures 2003, 2004, 2006; Information from Suffolk County Council re School Reorganisation 1971-1989. 1903-2013 ADB731 DRINKSTONE PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes January 2004 - December 2007; Minutes January 2008 - December 2012. EG534 WALSHAM LE WILLOWS PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes, 18/08/1997-08/10/2007; Payments and Receipts Ledger,31/03/1995-31/03/2003; Payments and Receipts Ledger 31/03/1981-31/03/1994; Councillors Declarations;18/04/1910-22/05/1978; Minutes, 26/03/1969-26/07/1982; Minutes, 27/09/1982-29/07/1997; Payments and Receipts Ledger, 31/03/2004-31/03/2015; Minutes, 12/11/2007-08/01/2013; Payments and Receipts Ledger, 31/03/2004-31/03/2016; Payments and Receipts Ledger, 31/03/2016-31/03/2017. 1910-2018 EG537 LAWSHALL PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes 2009-2012; Planning applications 2011-2016; Accounts 2008-2012; Electoral register 2005-2011; Declarations of interest. 2005-2016 EG573 BURES ST MARY PARISH COUNCIL:7 x documents relating to Bures St Mary Sports Ground.1948-2017 EG707 ST EDMUNDSBURY BOROUGH: 30 x microfiche made at the start of WWII of the drainage and water supply records for Bury St Edmunds.Sep-1939 EH500 BABERGH MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL: Bill of quantities for proposed erection and completion of 25 dwellings at Long Melford for Melford RDC, Nov 1958; Bills of Quantities for proposed improvements to dwellings at Constable Road, Wents Estate, Sudbury for Babergh District Council, Aug 1989. Register of societies (Lotteries and Amusements Act 1976); Register of private hire with vehicle operators' licenses; Babergh area correspondence re: title deeds and corporate property/transfer of property/street lighting-general. Maps of Mid-Suffolk district, showing listed buildings. Much damage from adhesive tape and excessive use. 2 x paper files of papers relating to: Repairs at St Peter's Church and Gainsborough Statue Market Hill, Sudbury, 1997-1998; Supply, Fix or Decoration of new railings St Peter's Church, Market Hill, Sudbury, 1999. Miscellaneous deeds, demolition orders and closing orders. 19th-20th centuries EH502 NEDGING PARISH: Combined register covering marriages 1813-1869, baptisms 1813-2014 and burials 1814-2016. FB66 NAUGHTON PARISH: Marriage register 1958-1995; Composite register containing marriages 1813-1843, baptisms 1813-2007 and burials 1813-2008. FB67 WHATFIELD PARISH: Banns 1891-2016; Baptisms 1883-2016. FB76 BILDESTON PARISH: Banns 1926-2016; Baptisms 1941-2016; Burials 1890-2003-returned loan. FB79 SEMER PARISH: Banns: 1823-2015; Marriages: 1839-2015 (2 copies; one to transfer to Registrars); Baptisms: 1813-2016; Burials: 1813-2016. FB85 2 EAST ANGLIAN METHODIST CIRCUIT: 3 x small envelopes containing: (i) 'No. 7, Mildenhall various papers, dealing with financial transactions, only of interest from an historical point of view, J. Manktelow 31/7/1981' (ii) 'No. 8, Various Papers Mildenhall, Specification of Alterations to Chapel in 1892 etc. Historical interest only, J. Manktelow 31/7/1981' (iii) 'No. 8a, Mildenhall Various Correspondence'; 1 x paper bag of material containing: 3 x documents, one of which is in very poor condition (disintegrating); 6 x loose items relating to Mildenhall Methodist Church.14 Nov 1837- 26 Jul 1978; Wesley Historical Society Booklet, no. 138, Summer 2017; 2 x Methodist Church Newmarket Mission Plan and Directory, 1950 and 1955; Invoice from W.B. Pratt, designer and illuminator, 21/12/1898; Letter from Miss Lucy Nunn, Elmswell. 22/1/1978.1898-1978 FK1500 GARLAND STREET BAPTIST CHURCH: accounts and minutes; 1989-2008; Correspondence file 2009; quinquennial inspection report of Garland Street Baptist Church School room 10.12.2013; Letters and inventory re Fornham Chapel 1993; reports and accounts 1997-2012; Jubilee Luncheon Club 21.10.1992- 21.09.1994; 200th anniversary weekend 20.05.2000-21.05.2000; Church members meetings 2004-2007; Correspondence re building renovations 2007-2010; Deacons' roll and fellowship list 1983, list of members and friends 1981, church register 1974, 1975, applications for transfer 1974-1984, dismission forms 1975- 1982, and 1982-1991; General correspondence, mission and outreach 1993-1998; letters re organ restoration 1998; letter re fire damage to carport and church hall 11.07.2012; church and manse insurance documentation 2010-2014; Ladies evening fellowship minutes 27.02.1984-15.03.2004; Garland Street Baptist Church men's fellowship minutes 19.07.1974-09.06.1993; General correspondence: youth work, building renovation, annual returns 1999-2012; Correspondence re building renovations; listed building status 1992-1999; Church rules 1997; Church weekend away 2000; Holiday club "going bananas" 2010; Jubilee Luncheon Club minutes 20.03.1985-16.09.1992; Insurance claim for fire 2012; Chartered surveyors report on Fornham Chapel 2012.1974-2014 FK2501 CLARE BAPTIST CHURCH: 3 x Annual Reports and Accounts; years ended 31 Dec 2014, 2015 and 2016; Baptist Missionary Society ledger, 1992-2011; 3 x Deacons’ Meeting Minutes, Apr 1997-Sep 2003; Oct 2003-May 2010 and Jun 2010-Dec 2012.1992-2016 FK2506 LONG MELFORD PARISH: Register of Services x 3 1985-1994, 2001-2006 and 2006-2011; Marriage Register x 2 1971-1990, 1991-2013; Banns of Marriage Register 1990-2010; Baptism Register x 2 1950-1974 and 1974-2001.1950-2013 FL509 FORNHAM ST MARTIN PARISH: Marriage registers; 2004-2009 and 2010-2015. 2004-2015 FL510 ASSINGTON PARISH: Banns register 1824-1877 FL521 HOLY INNOCENTS, GREAT BARTON PARISH: Service register 1998-2011; Burial register 1939-1992. FL526 BRENT ELEIGH PARISH: File of minutes, 1999-2013 FL537 ST JOHN'S PARISH, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Marriage register 26 Sep 1964-16 Apr 2016 FL544 ST MARY'S CHURCH, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Friends of St Mary's Church: committee minutes, 1994-2006; AGM minutes, 1977-2005; AGM attendees and apologies, 1966-2005; Folder: Mission England in Suffolk, 1984; Folders Restoration Committee including plans, 1981-1988 FL545 LITTLE CORNARD PARISH: Rate books 1861 and 1910, banns book (1888-1896) and psalter 1824-1996 FL555 DRINKSTONE PARISH:1 x volume, entitled "The Feoffes Booke for the Poores Land in the Parish of Drinkston, Suf, Anno Dni 1697". Reverse inscribed "The Booke of account of the Rent of the Poores Land in the Parish of Drinkston"; 7 x papers loose at front of volume.1697-1813 FL562 ELVEDEN PARISH: Marriage register 2014-2017 FL564 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: Historical documents relating to the making of, unveiling and installation of the 2000 Millennium Tapestry in the parish church and a brief pictorial history of the project. 2000 FL572 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: Marriage register. 2011-2015 FL572 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: Folders of church events with pictures 1999 - 2012; Services Register 1981-2003; Dedication of Burse and Veil 2017. FL572 HESSET PARISH (ADDL): Rolled tithe rent charge document (5pp) 03 September 1932 FL584 HONINGTON PARISH: All Saints Church, PCC minute book 1961-1988 FL587 LANGHAM PARISH: Marriage register May 1989-Jul 2017 FL599 SUFFOLK REGIMENT: Copy black and white photographs of officers in the Suffolk Regiment; photocopy of 5th Battalion Suffolk Regiment with names of officers given, in case the image can help identify individuals in the copy photographs 2017 [originals c 1915] GB554 3 THE UNITED CHARITIES OF SIR THOMAS AND LADY KYTSON: Six files of papers relating to the United Charities of Sir Thomas and Lady Kytson, now merged into four files Folder of Minutes labelled 'Minutes - 1' Contains 34 x Minutes, 1 Note of telephone conversation, 1 Financial Statement, 1 Notice of Vacancy, 1 Request of withdrawal of funds, 1 Statement of Account; Folder of Correspondence labelled 'Heaton Abbott Thurlow - 3' Contains 18 Letters, 5 Interim Certificates, 1 Report; Envelope of Invoices labelled 'J. Bream & Cooper, Fenner Builders, Watts & Smith - 4' Contains 1 Letter, 10 Invoices, 1 Payment Schedule Note; Envelope of Correspondence labelled 'Environmental Health' 6 Contains 7 Letters, 3 Application approvals, 4 Notices to execute repairs, 1 Application for alterations and repairs.1984-2001GB587 LOCAL HISTORY RECORDERS: Annual report for Fornham St Martin 2016 GC564 BURY ST EDMUNDS CONCERT CLUB: Concert series flyers and programmes 2013-2016 GC566 BURY ST EDMUNDS TOWN TRUST:13 x bundles of documents, with some photographs included. These are Bury St Edmunds Town Trust documents for the following properties; Unitarian Meeting House in Churchgate Street; 3 Honey Hill; 98A-100 Risbygate Street.
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