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Collapse D1219 - Chinley and Buxworth Parish Council - 1640-1982

D1219 - Chinley and Buxworth Parish Council - 1640-1982

Expand 1 - Parish Council minute books - 1894-1923

1 - Parish Council minute books - 1894-1923

2-4 - Committee minute books - 1914-1919

Expand 5 - Rate books - 1921-1924

5 - Rate books - 1921-1924

Expand 6 - Rate summary/abstract books - 1923-1927

6 - Rate summary/abstract books - 1923-1927

Expand 8 - Receipt and payment account books - 1916-1957

8 - Receipt and payment account books - 1916-1957

Expand 11 - Allotments - 1916-1957

11 - Allotments - 1916-1957

Collapse 12 - Recreation Grounds - 1640-1996

12 - Recreation Grounds - 1640-1996

1-2 - Printed notices of byelaws for the pleasure ground - 1922

3 - Subscription list for the recreation ground

Collapse 4 - Chinley Recreation Grounds at Stubbins End and Lower lane - 1640-1907

4 - Chinley Recreation Grounds at Stubbins End and Lower lane - 1640-1907

1 - Deed of exchange between Nicholas Kyrke on behalf of William.Earl of Devonshire, and James Carrington, whereby Kyrke and Carrington exchange parcels of land, both parties receiving 6 acres of land each in Mainstonefield alias Chinleyes in the High Peak, 22 Nov 15 Cha I [1640] - 1640

2 - Deed of bargain and sale from James Carrington and his son Robert Carrington to William Bennitt, of three closes of land in Mainstonefield alias Chinley called the Lower Lee End, the Stonepitfield and Lower Lee Meadow, in consieration of £97, 17 Apr 1730 - 1730

3 - Attested copy will of William Bennet of Chinley End in the High Peak, yeoman, made 4 Feb 1763, proved 11 Oct 1766, copy made 26 May 1795 - [1766]

4 - Mortgage from the Reverend William Bennett to John Brocklehurst, of a messuage in Mainstone Field alias Chinley in the parish of Glossop, and three closes of land as in D1219/12/4/2, to secure £350 and interest, 5 Jul 1783 - 1783

5 - Abstract of title of the Reverend William Bennet to an estate called Lee End in Chinley in the parish of Glossop (1640-1793) - c1795

6 - Deed of lease for a year from the Reverend William Bennet and Grace Bennet to the Reverend William Bowness, Curate of Chadkirk, Cheshire, of a messuage in Mainstone Field alias Chinley in the parish of Glossop, and three closes of land as in D1219/12/4/2, 26 May 1795 - 1795

7 - Deed of bargain and sale from the Reverend William Bennet and Grace Bennet, in consideration of £400 paid by the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, to the Reverend William Bowness, Curate of Chadkirk, Cheshire, of a messuage in Mainstone Field alias Chinley in the parish of Glossop, and three closes of land as in D1219/12/4/2, to the use of Bowness and the future curates of Chadkirk, 27 May 1795 - 1795

8 - Deed of release from the Reverend William Bennet and Grace Bennet, with the approbation of the Governors of the Bounty of Queen Anne, to the Reverend William Bowness, Curate of Chadkirk, Cheshire, with assignment of a term of 500 years as in D1219/12/4/4 from John Brocklehurst to Richard Richards, of a messuage in Mainstone Field alias Chinley in the parish of Glossop, and three closes of land as in D1219/12/4/2, 27 May 1795 - 1795

9 - Abstract of title of the Incumbent of the Benefice of the Vicarage of Chadkirk St Chad, in the Diocese and County of Cheshire, to hereditaments at Chinley, being Lot 1 of an auction on 23 Oct 1919 (1795-1917), including plan - 1919

10 - Letter about abstract of title to Lee End 19 Jan - 1795

11-12 - Abstracts of title of Joel Goddard to Thornfield, Lower Lane, Chinley 1908, 1901-1959 - 1908-1959

13-18 - Papers relating to sale of Thornfield to Peak Poultry Ltd - 1960-1961

19-20 - Abstrcts of title of Peak Poultry Ltd 1959-1962, 1960-1963 - 1962-1963

21 - Agreement between Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside Parish Council and the National Playing Fields Association 17 Aug - 1966

22 - Correspondence between Chinley, Buxworth and Brownside Parish Council and Ebert family of White Hall, Whitehough - 1966

23 - List of subscribers to Chinley Recreation Ground - [1960s]

24 - Map extract showing parish council playing field at Lower Lane, Chinley 19 Feb - 1996

25-26 - Abstracts of title to Princes Hotel and attached land, Lower Lane, Chinley 1935, 1962 - 1935-1962

27 - Correspondence about possible use of land as open space Nov - 1960

28 - Correspondence about possible dispute over land Jan - 1987

29-32 - Maps of the area showing site scales 40 feet:1 inch (12/4/29-30), 1/500 (12/4/31), 41.66 feet:1 inch (12/4/32) - [1960s-1980s]

Expand 13 - Copy Council letter books - 1906-1920

13 - Copy Council letter books - 1906-1920

Expand 14 - War Pensions Sub Committee records - 1914-1919

14 - War Pensions Sub Committee records - 1914-1919

Expand 15 - George V Coronation Fund - 1911

15 - George V Coronation Fund - 1911

Expand 17 - Peace Fund - 1919

17 - Peace Fund - 1919

24-25 - Overseers of the Poor - 1834-1889

26-27 - Surveyor of the Highways - 1786-1850

Expand 28 - Constable - 1814

28 - Constable - 1814

Expand 29 - Land tax - 1824-1872

29 - Land tax - 1824-1872

Expand 30 - Tithe - 1841

30 - Tithe - 1841

31-32 - Miscellaneous - 1738-1781

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

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

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm

Bryan Donkin Company Ltd of Chesterfield, engineering firm

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

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

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Harpur Crewe family of Calke

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

Horace John Rylands (1886-1961) of Bakewell, First World War soldier

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