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D4870 - Chinley Independent Chapel (Congregational) - 1658-1991
1 - "Church Book of the Congregational Chapel Chinley" (title as on cover of volume) - 1807-1950
2 - Trustees' minutes books (see also D4870/17/7/1) - 1857-1961
3 - Church meetings minute books - 1941-1962
4 - School teachers' meetings minutes - 1879-1907
5 - Membership - Late 20th cent
6 - Box labelled Pew Rents / Communion Fund Note books - 1718-1985
7 - Trustees accounts Jan 1915-Dec 1949 - 1915-1949
8 - Charity accounts, recording receipts and payments, Jul 1920-Jul 1954 - 1920-1954
9 - Pew rent account book, Sep 1911-Jun 1967 - 1911-1967
10 - Burial ground interment charges counterfoil books - 1920-1965
11 - Box 1 of files of minister Reverend W Bagshawe1662-1702 - 1675-1968
12 - Box 2 Files of minister Reverend James Clegg 1702-1955 - 1658-1978
13 - Box 3 Files of Reverend W Harrison 1755-1783 - 1767-1993
14 - Box 4 Files of Reverend W Sutcliffe 1783-1805 - 1795-1802
15 - Box 5 Files of minister Reverend E Glossop 1806-1857 - 1806-20th cent
1 - Images of Rev Ebenezer Glossop - 19th cent
2 - Letter to their son from G and Sar Glossop on his being invited by the Chinley congregation to be their pastor, advising him not to accept without the consent of Dr Williams nor leave the Academy without approval from the Institution's friends, saying also that he would be near Mr Bennett etc, 5 Feb - 1806
3 - Minutes of a meeting of the Church and Congregation at Chinley Chapel at which the letter of invitation to the Rev Mr Glossop to be their minister was written and signed (or mks made) by the members, 8 Jun - 1806
4 - Ebenezer Glossop's letter of acceptance, 26 Jun and copy - 1806
5 - Funeral sermon for Zachary Wood, 16 Oct - 1808
6 - Verses to Mrs G by EG on the anniversary of their marriage, 11 Jan - 1811
7 - Letter of condolence from S Grundy on the Rev E Glossop having broken his leg, 16 Apr - 1836
8 - Letter from Susan Strutt (Mrs Jedidiah Strutt) at Belper, introducing herself to the Rev Ebenezer Glossop by reference to their meeting when he was a student at Masbro (?Masbrough in Yorkshire) and he was at her father's house in Clifton as Miss Walker. She writes in support of M Jackson a candidate in the election of a new incumbent at Chapel, with information on his family, 29 Nov - 1836
9 - Letter (?copy) in answer to Mrs Strutt's of 29 Nov, giving information on the 'agitation' at the Chapel and Mrs Jackson's fortunes and referring to the Bible Society, 14 Dec - 1836
10 - Correspondence between the General Register Office and the Rev E Glossop with reference to information wanted from the Chapel Registers deposited at the Office, 10-24 Aug - 1841
11 - Correspondence relating to the burial of Mrs Booth - 1841
12 - Notes on cost of repairs to cottage belonging to Chapel 1815 and 1844 and building of stable by subscription 1816 - 1840s
13 - Letters and subscription list relating to raising a fund to provide assistant to Mr Glossop who was in bad health and concerning provision of a residence for the person appointed, Mar-Apr - 1956
14 - Note book recording sermon on the Rev E Glossop having served 50 years as pastor on 20 Jan 1856 including subscription list for a testimonial, with ?draft minutes of adjourned committee meeting concerning presentation of testimonial, and paper of congratulations at the presentation of testimonial, Jan - Jun - 1856
15 - Address to the Church of Christ at Masbro (?Masbrough, Yorkshire) by Mary Glossop, reciting her religious history and wishing to join 'this' church - 19th cent
16 - Draft appointment of new trustees of Bugsworth School, giving detail of deed of 1828, curriculum, trusts - 1842
17 - Note re deposit of baptism etc register for the Rev E Glossop's ministry with the Registrar General, deed of transfer of field for Recreation Ground 1932 and registration numbers for burials and marriages - 20th cent
16 - Box 6 Files of minister Reverend Joseph Spencer 1857-1860 - 1855-20th cent
17 - Box 7 Files of minister Reverend William Fordyce 1860-1865 - 1861-1866
18 - Box 8 Files of minister Reverend James William Benson 1865-1879 - 1858-1967
19 - Box 9 Files of minister Reverend James Townley 1879-1882 - 1869-[20th cent]
20 - Box 10 Files of minister Reverend J Sugden 1882-1884 - 1883-1968
21 - Box 11 Files of minister Reverend J E Moore 1884-1909 - 1884-1911
22 - Box 12 Files re minister Reverend Richard Shuttleworth 1909-1921 - 1909-1922
23 - Box 13 Files re minister Reverend D J Price - 1922-1966
24 - Box 14 File re Minister Reverend J Keddie 1937-1939 - 1937
25 - Box 15 File re minister Reverned W A Powicke 1940-1950 - 1940-1951
26 - Box 16 Files re minister Reverend Edgar S Perry 1951-1957 - 1941-1960
27 - Box 17 Files re minister Reverend George A Thomas 1960-1964 - 1959-1964
28 - Box 18 Files re minister Reverend Dr William Simpson 1965-1977 - 1964-1985
29 - Box 19 Files re minister Reverend John L Brooker 1977-1980 - 1974-1981
30 - Box 21 Licences and transcripts - 1711-1990s
31 - Box 22 (A) - correspondence Church Music Buxton House, Midland Railway 1883-94, Glebeland - 1883-1960
32 - Box 23 Bequest, Property and Investment Correspondence 1828-1916 (B) Trust correspondence - 1828-1916
33 - Box 24 (C) Trust correspondence Bequest, Property and investment Correspondence 1917-1928 - 1917-1975
34 - Box 25 (D) Documents concerning the Old Manse (1767-1962) and Water Rights (1858-1954) - 1767-1962
35 - Box (E) Vouchers to account 1869-1962 - 1869-1962
36 - Box 27 (F) Midland Railway maps, valuations, requisitions, conveyances 1863-1869 - 1863-1994
37 - Box 28 (G) School 1865-1965 - 1866-1965
38 - Box 29 (H) Church Building and Equipment 1883-1984 - 1879-1984
39 - Box 30 (I) Memorial Field 1922-1948 and Memorial - 1922-1966
40 - Box 31 (J) Annual accounts 1854-1965 with gaps - 1856-1965
41 - Box 32 (K) New Manse - 1950-1965
42 - Box 33 (L) Rates and regulations - 1838-1966
43 - Box 33 (M). Charity commission orders (1922-1949) and 1974 scheme for Independent Chapel charities - 1922-1974
44 - Box 34 Burial ground wall and car park - 1882-1986
45 - Box 35 Histories - 1938-1992
46 - Graveyard plans, updated - 19th-20th cent
47 - Box labelled Gifts/bequests - 1807-1963
48 - Box labelled land and property Maps / conveyances correspondence - 1867-1995
49 - Post 1960 administration - 1961-1995
50 - New Manse, Buxton Road - 1959-1962
51 - Chapel magazines - 1879-1992
52 - Box labelled Summaries of minutes - c1991
53 - Photographs - 20th cent
54 - Booklet of recipes, cooking and gardening hints No 6 (produced by the Chapel) - 20th cent
55 - Rules and Orders of the Chinley United Female Society as revised and amended by officers of the Society. Confirmed by Quarter Sessions 15 Oct - 1816
56 - Chinley Independent Chapel Trust Deed 12 May - 2000
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