| Description | Includes (all referring to Whittlesford unless otherwise specified): Certificate of settlement of John Soward in the Parish of Comberton, 9 September 1749 (p. 224); Receipts for apprenticing poor children, 27 January 1715/6 (p. 229), 11 April 1726 (p. 113), 30 May 1729 (p. 230), 9 March 1742/3 (p. 229); Apprenticeship indenture of Perris (?) Godwin (Thomas Nightingale and Thomas Turner, overseers, and Robert Mortlock and Robert Storey, churchwardens, to Michael Knight, all of Whittlesford), 6 September 1653 (p. 123); Receipt to overseer for apprenticeship premium of £18, 27 October 1810 (p. 157); Debts contracted by William Blow, 1801-1802 (p. 273); Receipt for payment of Mrs Machin's dole, 17 December 1686 (p. 179); Bill for fireing given to poor widows, nd (17th century) (p. 205); List of recipients of Easter gift money, 26 April 1729 (p. 114); List of recipients of Christmas gift money, 25 December 1729 (p. 113); List of recipients of Easter gift money, 29 March 1730 (p. 204); Assessment for repairs to church, 12 July 1836 (p. 340-347); Whittlesford church, bill for carpenter, 1771 (p. 267), bill for work done, 1782 (p. 231); Whittlesford parish constables' bill, 1647 (?) (pp. 105-106), bill, 1657 (p. 210), bills (2), 1729 (pp. 202-203), bill, 1784 (p. 204), bill, 1785 (p. 201), accounts, 1790 (p. 228); Bill for beer, 1786 (p. 232); Rate for expenses of inclosure (copy), circa 1815 (p. 182); Copies of letters about assessment of Eastern Railway Co for poor rate in Whittlesford, 1852 (p. 277); Copies of letters about poor rate assessment with accounts, 1852-1855 (p. 298); Linton Union, demand for £243, 8 April 1874 (p. 249); Overseers' accounts, 1652 (pp. 274-275), 1659-1724 (pp. 1-63); nd, 17th century (p. 228), 1721 (p. 221), 1764-1765 (pp.119-122), 1773-1774 (p. 227), 1798 (p. 223), 1805 (p. 118); Extracts copied from overseers' book, 1725-1812 (p. 250-255); Overseers' bills, shoemaker, 1774-1775 (p. 236), shop goods for farmer during small-pox, 8 August 1799 (p. 238), doctor for attendance on workhouse and poor, 1802 (p. 233), coals for poor (receipts), 5 July 1820 and 29 March 1827 (p. 157); Bill for work done at Town Houses, 1733 (p. 209); Bond to perform covenants, Richard Knight of Whittlesford to Rowland Mortlock of Sawston, 8 March 1651/2 (p. 276); Certificate of legal settlement, James Rigg, wife and family in parish of St Sepulchre, London, 11 January 1769 (p. 235); Letter concerning 'making up' of a labourer's wages, 15 January 1787 (p.234); Amount man's wages should be made up, 18 December 1787 (p. 234); 2 letters from Reverend A. Perne to overseers, one concerning maintenance of a child, 22 December 1801, and the other criticising too small allowance weekly to 3 poor families, 5 January 1802 (pp. 261-264); Poor rate allowed to David Maynard, overseer, 5 December 1795 (p. 155); Poor rate assessments, 20 June 1834, 19 September 1834, 11 December 1834, 24 April 1835, 11 June 1835 (pp. 300-339); Copy of return of rateable property, 21 February 1845 (p. 217); Appointment of new trustees for all lands, &c called Syponyslandes, Thomas Jellysson and others to Henry Clonbyll and others, all of Whittlesford , 20 January 1450 (MS facsimile) (p. 163); Richard Dueyn to Thomas Huntyngdon and others, appointment of new trustees for Sypryonyslond, 14 October 1479 (MS facsimile) (p. 164); William Symond and others to Philip Pares and others, appointment of new trustees for Sypronysland, 20 April 1517 (MS facsimile) (p. 165); William Symond and Robert Hunt to Philip Paris and others, feoffment of Cyprians land, with detailed terrier, 20 April 1517 (pp. 127-134); Land tax assessment, 1802 (p. 259); Land tax assessment, 1845 (p. 219); Property tax assessment, 1848 (p. 218); Property and income tax assessment, 1852 (p. 150); Land tax assessment , 1857, (copy) (p. 220); Terrier of lands in Whittlesford purchased by William Ward of Samuel Collis, 1800 (pp. 135-149); Accounts of book-keeper to feoffees of town lands, 1722 (pp. 108, 111-112), 1723-5 (pp. 268-272), 1730 (p. 115); Receipts for quitrent of town lands, 6 November 1760 (p. 168); Lists of recipients of money from town lands, 15 August 1790 (p. 107), 19 January 1796 (p. 156); Minutes of meetings of trustees of town farm, 23 June 1795 (pp. 151-154); Minutes of meetings of trustees of town farm, with list of recipients of charity money, 30 June 1795 (pp. 151-154); Letter concerning appointment of new trustees for town farm, 2 July 1877 (p. 159); 2 letters concerning resignation of G.N. Maynard as trustee for town lands, 1881, and letter from charity commissioners about G.N. Maynard's resignation, 1882 (p. 161-162); Bill for timber, and laying it in Stansfield Lane, 23 January 1745/6 (p. 173); Undertaker and carpenter's bills, 1763 (p. 231); Shoemaker's bill, 1778 (p. 223); Undertaker and carpenter's bills, 1780 (p. 231); Draper's bill, nd, 18th century, (p.230). |