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Collapse D160 - Parish of Bonsall St James the Apostle - 1634-20th cent

D160 - Parish of Bonsall St James the Apostle - 1634-20th cent

Collapse A - Parish archives - 1634-20th cent

A - Parish archives - 1634-20th cent

Expand PC - Parochial Church Council

PC - Parochial Church Council

Expand PI - Registers/Incumbent

PI - Registers/Incumbent

Collapse PO - Overseers of the Poor

PO - Overseers of the Poor

1 - Overseers Account Book - 1788-1789

2 - Overseers Account Book - 1793-1794

3 - Overseers Account Book - 1804-1805

4-69 - Overseers' accounts (loose sheets) - 1759-1811

70-91 - Receipts for payment of house rents - 1760-1789

92-117 - Bills and receipts for payment of maintenance and provision of meat and drink to the poor - 1771-1811

118-224 - Bills and receipts for purchase of clothing, shoes, coal etc for the poor - 1773-1811

225 - Bill of J Dally for medicine provided for William Bunting - 1781-1782

226 - Bill of Thomas Southern for medicine for Redfern's wife - 1782

227-232 - Bills for legal expenses re settlement etc - 1783-1810

233-249 - Accounts for overseers' expenses - 1773-1811

250 - Account of "the Hirdin Clott got" - 1782

251 - Account of "Vide Houses and Short Payments" - 1811

252-253 - Receipts for payment of fire insurance premiums to the Manchester Fire Office - 1781-1782

254-257 - Receipts for payments for catching moles - 1788-1810

258 - List of money to be collected - [18th cent]

259-266 - Bills for work done on parish property - 1783-1810

267-282 - Miscellaneous bills and receipts - 1773-1810

283 - Ester Wright at Derby to Mr Mapple, overseer of Bonsall - asks him for relief as she is in poor health - set out to see him in person last week but was unable to proceed far, 29 May - 1799

284 - R Thompson, General Hospital, Nottingham to Charles Kirkland, overseer of Bonsall - John Wood who was admitted as an in-patient, has been discharged "cured by an amputation" and should be sent for as soon as possible - 22 May 1810

285 - Messrs Atkinson and Gillatt at Eckington to the overseers of Bonsall re the relief of Widow Haslam who has received no pay since 14 December - she is supporting herself by baking cakes for neighbours or making pies for sale - 19 Jan 1811

286 - Peter Marslom, overseer of Brimington to the overseer of Bonsall, saying it is twelve months since he relieved John Bunting's family on orders from Bonsall but he has not yet been reimbursed - 13 Apr 1811

287 - First page of poor rate assessment for Bonsall - 1851

288 - Order for the removal of Hannah Younge, widow, and Jacob her son (aged 4) from Manchester (Lancashire) to Bonsall Endorsed with suspension on account of sickness and later reimposition - 1810

289 - Account of money received from putative fathers - c1810

290-309 - Bonds for maintenance of bastard children - 1746-1817

310 - Bond for the maintenance of Thomas Eytton, "unhappily disordered in his senses" aged 25 - 1784

311 - Certificate by Thomas Lomas, surgeon, Belper, that Francis Redfern's wife is in need of medical attention - 2 Oct 1810

312 - Certificate by William Mould, curate of Sutton Lound, Nottinghamshire, that Eliza Frost, daughter of Mary Frost is residing at Spital Hill, Clarborough, Nottinghamshire and should receive more pay in regard of a recent severe illness - 1810

313-327 - Monthly accounts of contributions to the poor house(?) - 1782-1789

328-340 - Monthly receipts for contributions due to Ashover Poor House - 1810-1811

341 - Table of monthly disbursements at Ashover Poor House - 1809-1810

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PW - Churchwardens

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PZ - Miscellaneous

National Coal Board

Local Studies Periodicals

Local Studies Periodicals

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

George M. Woodward (1767-1809), cartoonist

Florence Nightingale

Florence Nightingale

National Coal Board

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