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Collapse D947 - Parish of Old Brampton St Peter and St Paul - 1658-1996D947 - Parish of Old Brampton St Peter and St Paul - 1658-1996
Collapse A - Parish records - [19th-20th cent]A - Parish records - [19th-20th cent]
Expand PBS - School Board - 1877-1892PBS - School Board - 1877-1892
Expand PC - Parochial Church CouncilPC - Parochial Church Council
Expand PEF - School - 1783-1958PEF - School - 1783-1958
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1 - Final concord Godfrey Heathcote and Henry Glossop plaintiffs, and Immanuel Hodgson and Mary his wife and John Atkinson and Anne his wife deforciants of three messuages, one cottage, 10 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 10 acres of pasture and common of pasture for all cattle in Brackenfield, Morton and Brampton - May 1740
1-12 - Freebirch (Three Birches) Charity
1-238 - Charities
2 - Declaration by John Middleton of Wigley, yeoman, Thomas Lowe of Loads, Brampton, yeoman, John Watkinson of Chandrel Brampton, John Barnes of Chesterfield, yeoman, John Wilcockson of Brampton, yeoman, and George Wilcockson of Brampton, yeoman - Jan [1750]
3-4 - Lease and release by Joseph Wilcockson of Heakfield Place, Hants gamekeeper to the Minister and churchwardens of Brampton of the messuage, Two Crofts 5a. and Croft 1.5a. at Three Birch, Brampton - Jan 1840
5 - Memorandum that Sir George Sitwell retracts his claim to the Three Birch property as in fee and demands only the accustomed quit rent of 1s. - Feb 1843
6 - Articles of agreement between the Trustees of the Freebirch property and William Gregory farmer and innkeeper of Brampton by which the Trustees agree to let to Gregory from year to year the quarry of slate, stone and pavers under the property: 1s for every square yard of land worked or opened, Jun - 1846
7 - File of bills for sundry repairs to the Freebirch property - 1894-1902
8 - Plan of the Freebirch property: traced from OS 25" map
9-10 - Correspondence regarding the value of the Freebirch property (possible sale) and also a note of the sums spent on repairs - 1903
11 - Single bill for repairs, EW Hancock, joiner - 1903
12 - Letter from Devonshire Estate Office, Chatsworth, regarding the proposed sale 26 Jan - 1904
13 - Akrode Charity
13 - Copy will of John Akrode of Brampton, yeoman - Jul 1705
14 - Andrew Charity
14 - Copy will of William Andrew of Woodhead, Brampton, farmer: £20 bequeathed upon trust to the churchwardens, to distribute bread at the parish church on Christmas Day to twelve of the oldest poor widows and eight of the oldest men, Nov - 1796
15 - 1882-1883
15-17 - Attenborough Charity
15-17 - Distribution books - 1882-1885
16 - 1884
17 - 1885
18-20 - Boote Charity
18-20 - Copy will of Andrew Boote of Brampton, farmer - May 1712
21-23 - Papers relating to the Barnes trust for the upkeep of graves of members of the Barnes family - 1938
21-42 - Church Grave Trusts
24 - Extract from the minutes of the Derby Diocesan Board of Finance indicating the acceptance of the Orr trust for the upkeep of the grave of the late Captain Orr - 1938
25 - Letter relating to the May Trust: £50 for the general church purposes - 1943
26 - Letter relating to a bequest of £10 for general church purposes and upkeep of his grave by Mr PA Nicholls of Chesterfield - 1945
27 - Letter regarding payments for the upkeep of Mr Weston's grave - 1946
28-29 - Letters from the Derby Diocesan Board of Finance asking for details of the May Trust and the Orr Trust - 1948
30 - Note regarding Winifred Jones' bequest for the upkeep of the churchyard and her parents', her own and her sisters' graves - 1957
31-35 - Copies of PCC resolutions relating to the May, Orr, Biss, Barnes and Jones trusts: conversion of stocks to shares in the Central Board of Finance of the Church of England - 1963
36-40 - Particulars of the above transactions from the Derby Diocesan Board of Finance - 1964
41 - Letter regarding annual payment by the Derby Diocesan Board of Finance for the upkeep of the graves involved in the trusts - 1966
42 - Letter from the Derby Diocesan Board of Finance regarding the uses to which money from grave trusts can be applied - 1966
43 - 1882
43-45 - Distribution books - 1882-1884
43-45 - Foljambe Charity
44 - 1883
45 - 1884
46 - Flannels and blankets distribution list - 1889-1895
46-47 - Gisborne Charity
47 - Letter accompanying Brampton's allocations (£5 10s 0d) of the Gisborne Charity - 1825
48 - Copy will of Henry Glossop of Brampton, husbandman: bequest of 20s to the schoolmaster for teaching and instructing two poor boys in the English tongue: boys to be nominated by the churchwardens, dated 3 Mar 1747 - 3 Mar [1748]
48-52 - School Charity
49 - Note on Calton's gift: bequeathed 10s per annum towards putting forth two poor boys to the School of Brampton for ever out of the rent of Smith's house, Jan - 1679
50 - School Charity account book - 1843
51-52 - Draft order and notice by the Board of Education relating to the sale of a small parcel of grassland in Brampton belonging to the School Charity - 1920
53 - Counterpart lease from the parish of St Sepulchre London to Nathaniel Thomas of the parish of St Mary Bothan London dry salter of all that brick messuage or tenement lately erected by Thomas at Smithfield Barrs in the parish of St Sepulchre for 61 years at £7 per annum (a peppercorn for the first year), 17 Apr - 1753
53-212 - Shaw's Charity
54 - Agreement pursuant to the Metropolitan Meat and poultry Act 1860 that the sum of £610 be paid by the Committee appointed to carry into execution the Act of Parliament to the churchwardens of Brampton as compensation for a rentcharge of £20 per annum out of premises situate at 15, Smithfield Bars and 77 West Smithfield, required for the purposes of the Act, Jun (The rentcharge was granted to churchwardens by the will of James Shawe 1630) - 1863
55-57 - Correspondence relating to the transaction - 1863
58 - Solicitor's bill - 1870
59 - E Horsfall's bill - 1879
60 - Stock receipt - 1886
61-211 - Shawe Charity apprenticeship indentures (money bequeathed to churchwardens in Shawe's mill to be used to 'put forth' apprentices) - 1829-1917
212 - Shawe Charity account book - 1888-1893
213 - Trustees' banking account - 1868-1878
213-215 - Tomlinson Charity
214 - 1880-1886
214-215 - Distribution lists - 1880-1904
215 - 1890-1904
216 - Stock receipt - 1891
216 - Watkinson Charity - 1891
217 - 'An account of donations to the parish of Brampton' by James Shemwell - notes on Brampton charities - c1830
217-238 - General
218 - Further notes on Brampton charities
219 - 1858-1868
219-220, 222-224 - General charity account books - 1858-1913
220 - 1882-1885
221 - Educational charity account book - 1888-1893
222 - 1888-1892
223 - 1888-1899
224 - General charity account book - 1893-1913
225 - Minutes of meetings of the trustees of Brampton charities - 1914-1918
226 - 'Mr Peach's conspectus of Brampton charities' giving names of benefactors, persons benefitted, interest, annuities, purpose of benefaction, date and remarks - 1826
227-228 - Brampton charity account - 1855, 1857
229 - Certificate of transfer of annuities to the Official Trustees of Charitable Funds - 1869
230 - Correspondence mainly with the Charity Commission regarding a new scheme for the administration of James Shawe's charity and an inquiry into the Calton, Belfitt and STevenson charities - 1887-1889
231 - Letter from Charity Commission to Rev G Shipton enquiring the Belfitt and Stephenson chairty monies have not been received since 1882 - 1889
232 - Correspondence, much of it between Rev G Shipton (former Vicar of Brampton) and Rev Hardy, regarding the details of Brampton - 1893-1897
233-234 - Correspondence relating to plans for a comprehensive scheme for Brampton charities and also to a scheme for dividing the charity money between Old Brampton and the portion of Brampton taken into Chesterfield by the 1892 Order - 1893-1899
235 - Letter from the Charity Commission regarding proposed sale of charity land - 1903
236-238 - Derbyshire County Council - letters and return of endowed charities in Brampton - 1904
Expand PI - parish incumbent's recordsPI - parish incumbent's records
Expand PO - Overseers of the PoorPO - Overseers of the Poor
Expand PU - Brampton and Walton UDCPU - Brampton and Walton UDC
Expand PV - VestryPV - Vestry
Expand PW - ChurchwardensPW - Churchwardens
Expand PZ - MiscellaneousPZ - Miscellaneous
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