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Collapse D750 - Parish of Eckington St Peter and St Paul - 1559-2000D750 - Parish of Eckington St Peter and St Paul - 1559-2000
Collapse A - Parish archives - [16th-20th cent]A - Parish archives - [16th-20th cent]
Expand PB - Burial Boards - 1875-1894PB - Burial Boards - 1875-1894
Expand PF - Charities - 1672-1976PF - Charities - 1672-1976
Expand PI - parish incumbent's records - [16th-20th cent]PI - parish incumbent's records - [16th-20th cent]
Expand PO - Overseers of the Poor - 1667-1901PO - Overseers of the Poor - 1667-1901
Expand PP - Constable - 1704-1836PP - Constable - 1704-1836
Expand PS - Parish Surveyors - 1718-1827PS - Parish Surveyors - 1718-1827
Expand PT - Vestry - 1878-1974PT - Vestry - 1878-1974
Expand PV - Parochial Church Council - 1920-1998PV - Parochial Church Council - 1920-1998
Expand PW - Churchwardens - 1699-1939PW - Churchwardens - 1699-1939
Collapse PZ - Miscellaneous - 1751-1952PZ - Miscellaneous - 1751-1952
1-132 - Accounts of the lighting inspectors with Eckington Gas Company - sundry bills for equipment and lighting rate assessments - 1861-1872
133 - Minutes of the proceedings of the Board of Health at the time when cholera was prevalent in the year 1832 - 1832
134-135 - Report and covering letter by Dr Thorne, an inspector of the medical department of the Privy Council Office, on the outbreak of typhoid fever in Spinkhill, including commentary on the drains, sewers, water supply and housing. Order by the department to the Rector and vestry to provide a proper water supply to Spinkhill to remove excremental matter and house refuse and to disinfect cess-pits - 1869
136 - Letter from Chesterfield Rural Sanitary Authority to the Rector regarding the pollution of Eckington water supply - 1880
137 - Report on Eckington drinking water by the Public Analyst for North Derbyshire - 1880
138-140 - Letter (and draft) by the Rector to the parishioners regarding the water and the analyst’s report - 1880
141 - Accounts for cleansing the dyke and weir boards - 1868
142 - Agreement regarding the regulation of Eckington Weir - 1868
143 - Letter of behalf of Lord Fitzwilliam - 1868
144 - Letter from William Chatburn - 1869
145-154 - Memorandum of an agreement between the Committee and J Cousin, carpenter and wheelwright to build the bridge - 1830
155 - Notice of Great Court Baron of Sir Sitwell Sitwell - 1809
156 - Bond to indemnify Thomas Ward for the payment of a legacy left to Thomas Ward, a lunatic - 1810
157 - Table of coaches from the General Coach Office, Turf Hotel, Newcastle-on-Tyne - 1825
158 - Note on lands belonging to the rate payers of Eckington - 1838
159 - London Gazette - 1841
160 - Drawing of a carriage - 1866
161 - Map of part of Eckington - C1880
162 - Coronation celebrations account book - 1911
163-219 - Petition against the opening of cinemas on Sundays, with Lord’s Day Observance Society publicity - 1952
220 - Will and trust notebook recording details of wills of Elizah Warrington and Richard Reynolds both of New Mills leaving bequests to the church. - 1926
221 - Deed of sale of house in Eckington and pews in church by Simon Gamble of Eckington to John Shaw of Eckington 24 Dec - 1751
Expand ZZ - Incumbent - 1903-2000ZZ - Incumbent - 1903-2000
Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer

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Sir John Franklin (1786-1847), naval officer and arctic explorer
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