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Expand 1 - Incumbent: the service of the church1 - Incumbent: the service of the church
Expand 2 - Incumbent: records of the individual clergy2 - Incumbent: records of the individual clergy
Expand 3 - Incumbent: The benefice3 - Incumbent: The benefice
Expand 4 - Churchwardens: The church rate4 - Churchwardens: The church rate
Expand 5 - Churchwardens: Financial records5 - Churchwardens: Financial records
Expand 6 - Churchwardens: Records of church property6 - Churchwardens: Records of church property
Expand 7 - Churchwardens: Correspondence and papers7 - Churchwardens: Correspondence and papers
Expand 8 - Records of the vestry and PCC8 - Records of the vestry and PCC
Expand 10 - Constable: General records10 - Constable: General records
Expand 11 - Overseers: Rates11 - Overseers: Rates
Expand 12 - Overseers: Accounts and related financial records12 - Overseers: Accounts and related financial records
Expand 13 - Overseers: Settlement13 - Overseers: Settlement
Expand 14 - Overseers: Parish Apprenticeship14 - Overseers: Parish Apprenticeship
Collapse 15 - Overseers: Bastardy15 - Overseers: Bastardy
Collapse 1 - Bastardy examinations1 - Bastardy examinations
1 - Catherine Field, wife of Henry Field of Stonely, and formerly Catherine Plowman, singlewoman, claims that the father of her bastard son is William Brown, late of Kimbolton. With a warrant for Brown's arrest.
2 - Ann Brown, spinster of Kimbolton claims that Charles Beesley, butcher of Kimbolton is the father of her bastard daughter.
3 - Mary Clifton, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that Thomas Day of Wornditch is the father of her unborn child.
4 - Hannah Grey, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that the father of her bastard daughter is John Cumberland, servant of Ashton Mills, Northamptonshire. With a warrant for Cumberland's arrest.
5 - Susanna Mason of Kimbolton (whose husband Robert was transported to New South Wales for sheep stealing a year ago) claims that George Markram, bricklayer of Eaton Ford, Bedfordshire, is the father of her unborn child. With a warrant for Markram's arrest.
6 - Rebecca Perridge, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that George Yorke, baker of Birmingham is the father of her bastard son. With a warrant for Yorke's arrest.
7 - Ann Jarvis, singlewoman of Brampton claims that the father of her unborn child is James Love, brickmaker of Brampton.
8 - Lydia Woodward, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that the father of her unborn child is Nathaniel Beectham, junior of Norton [Bishop], Lincolnshire.
9 - Elizabeth Mackeness, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that the father of her unborn child is John Brown, servant of Thomas Sutton of Kimbolton.
10 - Sarah Pettit, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that the father of her bastard son is John Pye, gentleman of Kimbolton.
11 - Ann White, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that John Corbett, carpenter of Dean, Bedfordshire is the father of her bastard daughter.
12 - Jane Corby, singlewoman of Covington claims that James Norman of St. Neots is the father of her bastard daughter. With a warrant for Norman's arrest.
13 - Mary Lever, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that William Lenton, shoemaker of Kimbolton is the father of her unborn child.
14 - Elizabeth Wilson, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims Robert Pitt Edkins (?) of Trinity College, Cambridge, is the father of her unborn child.
15 - Mary Warner, singlewoman late of Kimbolton claims that John Pierson the younger, gentleman of Baldock, Hertfordshire, is the father of her bastard daughter.
16 - Betsy Pasheler, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that John Blackley, apprentice of Kimbolton is the father of her unborn child.
17 - Susanah Thompson (the wife of William Thompson, transported in July 1829), claims that the father of her unborn child is Thomas Beebee labourer of Kimbolton.
18 - Eliza Corbett, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that John Mason of Kimbolton is the father of her unborn child.
19 - Martha Brittain, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that Daniel Wooding of Carlton, Bedfordshire is the father of her unborn child.
20 - Elizabeth Pasheler, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that John Bolton of Great Staughton is the father of her unborn child.
21 - Hannah Eaton, singlewoman of Kimbolton, claims that Joseph Nick (Hinch?) of Kimbolton is the father of her unborn child.
22 - Sophia Cope, widow of Kimbolton claims that George Fleming alias Fensham Whittens (?) servant to Mr. Sutton of Kimbolton, is the father of her unborn child. With a warrant for Fleming's arrest.
23 - Martha James, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that Edward Long of Melchbourne, Bedfordshire is the father of her unborn child. With a (damaged) warrant for Long's arrest.
24 - Fanny Fletcher, singlewoman of Kimbolton claims that Daniel Buckett (?) of Kimbolton is the father of her bastard son.
Expand 2 - Arrest warrants2 - Arrest warrants
Expand 3 - Maintance Orders3 - Maintance Orders
Expand 4 - Bastardy Bonds4 - Bastardy Bonds
Expand 18 - Overseers: General Correspondence and Papers18 - Overseers: General Correspondence and Papers
Expand 23 - Papers received for information23 - Papers received for information
Expand 25 - Records of schools and parochial charities25 - Records of schools and parochial charities
Expand 26 - Records received on public deposit: Enclosure records26 - Records received on public deposit: Enclosure records
Expand 27 - Records received on public deposit: Tithe and other records27 - Records received on public deposit: Tithe and other records
Expand 28 - Records received for safekeeping28 - Records received for safekeeping
Expand 29 - Items published by the parish29 - Items published by the parish
Expand 30 - Items collected for reference30 - Items collected for reference
Expand 31 - Stanground Burial Board31 - Stanground Burial Board
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