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D1970 - Parish of Hathersage St Michael and All Angels - 1628-2024
A - Parish archives - 1628-2024
PD - Parochial Church Council - 1924-2018
PF - Charities - 1607-2017
1 - Joan Morton’s charity - 1611-2017
2 - Barber’s Charity, Hathersage - 1607-1716
1 - Deed of feoffment from Hugh Barber to George Morton and Henry Hall of a moiety of a messuage and land at Maltby, Yorkshire, whose annual rent of 22 shillings is to be distributed to the poor of Hathersage - 16 Feb [1607]
2 - Terrier of lands at Maltby, Yorkshire, out of which issue a rentcharge of 22 shillings for the use of the Hathersage poor - 11 Oct 1716
3 - Educational Charities - 1827-2000
4 - Hannah Wright's Charity - 1870-1873
5 - Alford Booker - 1906-1909
6 - General charity - 1728-1776
7 - Endowed charities, Hathersage - 1923-1925
8 - Gisborne, Silvester, Ashton, Eyre and Wright Charity - 1889-2024
9 - Bamford Charities - 1870-1907
10 - Assorted charity correspondence - 1947-2006
11 - Extracts relating to Hathersage Charities - 1846-1858
12 - Trustees of the Hathersage Charities - 1951-2017
PI - Incumbent - 1628-2022
PO - Overseers of the Poor - 1663-1831
PP - Parish Constable - 1678-1781
PT - Taxation - 1709-1779
PV - Vestry - 1820-1894
PW - Churchwardens - 1668-1945
PZ - Miscellaneous - 1682-2024
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