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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D2057
TitleParish of Bakewell All Saints
Date17th-21st cent
DescriptionThe collection includes documents relating to the various disputes between the chapelries and the mother church of Bakewell over payment towards repairs to the mother church (D2057/A/PI/30/1-81). The other item in this section concerns the assignment of the status of consolidated chapelry to King Sterndale in 1851 (D2057/A/PI/31/1). Deeds relating to the manor of Taddington form a substantial series and date from 1613-1712.

Of considerable interest as regards parish activities are the volume of notes (D2057/A/PI/46/9) and the scrapbook (D2057/A/PI/46/8) which contain references to outbreaks of cattle plague and cholera. There are good series of apprenticeship indentures and settlement papers. Apprenticeship indentures in the section relating to the Overseers of the Poor (D2057/A/PO/7/2-294) date from 1684 to 1869. This series is continued from 1870-1944 in the St Andrew's Charity section (D2057/A/PF/5/4-112).
LevelFonds
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
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Archive CreatorParish of Bakewell All Saints
Administrative HistoryThe parish of Bakewell with Over Haddon was one of the most extensive parishes in Derbyshire. It contained seven medieval parochial chapelries, Baslow, Beeley, Chelmorton, Harthill, Longstone, Monyash and Taddington as well as chapels of ease at Ashford and Nether Haddon. Sheldon was regarded as a chapel of ease to the chapelry of Ashford and Buxton a chapel of ease to the parochial chapelry of Chelmorton. Each of the chapelries is now a separate parish.
Custodial HistoryAcquired by Derbyshire Record Office in 1979. Further accessions were received in April 2014 and May 2017 (see D2057/UL).
ArrangementDocuments relating to the individual chapelries have been, where possible, treated in a separate section within the major headings under which they belong.
Organisation Sub-TypeChurch of England Parishes
Related MaterialFor Baslow see D2380, for Beeley see D1191, for Chelmorton see D2423, for Harthill (in Youlgreave) see D3644, for Longstone see D2373, for Monyash see D2422, for Taddington see D1693, for Sheldon see D2322, for Buxton see D1751.
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TermChurch
AcknowledgementsAdded to the catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project by volunteer MmF
Places
Place (click for further details)Type
Bakewell 
King Sterndale 
Over Haddon 
Monyash 
Beeley 
Chelmorton 
Harthill 
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