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Collapse D2262 - Parish of Chesterfield St Mary and All Saints, townships of Newbold and Dunston - 1697-1878D2262 - Parish of Chesterfield St Mary and All Saints, townships of Newbold and Dunston - 1697-1878
Expand B - Canal Business Records, Aire & Calder Navigation, 1804 – 1829 - 1804-1829B - Canal Business Records, Aire & Calder Navigation, 1804 – 1829 - 1804-1829
Expand PO - Overseers of the poor: records, 1759-1833 - 1759-1833PO - Overseers of the poor: records, 1759-1833 - 1759-1833
Expand PP - Parish Constable: Records - 1817-1830PP - Parish Constable: Records - 1817-1830
Expand PS - Surveyor of the Highways: Records, 1814-26 - 1814-1826PS - Surveyor of the Highways: Records, 1814-26 - 1814-1826
Expand PT - Taxation Records, 1815-1825 - 1815-1825PT - Taxation Records, 1815-1825 - 1815-1825
Collapse PV - Township of Newbold and Dunston Vestry Records, 1719-c1822 - 1719-1861PV - Township of Newbold and Dunston Vestry Records, 1719-c1822 - 1719-1861
1 - Volume marked ‘A List of Offices and distribution of the Attenborow and Ashover Money’ - 1719-1861
2 - Draft articles of agreement made between 1. John Burton, Jonathan Tomlinson and others owners, occupiers or inhabitants of houses, lands and tenements in hamlets of Newbold and Dunston and 2. Richard Milnes and also two of the owners etc as above, for Milnes and – to prosecute those committing felonies in the hamlets and for both parties to bear proportionable part of the cost. Dated - 27 G 11 - 1754
3 - Resolutions made by the inhabitants of the hamlet of Newbold and Dunston - 15 Feb 1806
4 - Resolution of meeting of principal inhabitants that agreement for appointment of a standing officer be confirmed and that Thomas Hardy be appointed as such. 30 June - 1806
5 - Articles of agreement made between 1. the churchwarden and overseers of Newbold on behalf of themselves and the rest of the inhabitants and 2. Edward and Richard Moody both of Whittington, mole catchers, for latter to catch moles within Newbold and Dunston for 21 years from 25 March last, paying own expenses, for £5 pa, either out of the poor rate or a rate for this purpose. - 25 Apr 1812
6 - Agreement for apprehension and prosecution of felons, giving table of rewards 2 November - 1810s
7-8 - Bills for preparing \PV6 (from Bernard Lucas) and for printing handbills and rules for Newbold Association and for advertising (from Thomas Woodhead) - 1818
9 - Draft articles of agreement made between inhabitants and occupiers of messuages, lands etc within township of Newbold not to hire any servant to serve in husbandry or otherwise not being legally settled in the township, for one year but for 51 weeks only in order that the servant may not gain a settlement in the township, on pain of £20. Not dated but endorsed 5 July 1822 - 1822
Expand U - Newbold and Dunston Urban Sanitary Authority - 1878U - Newbold and Dunston Urban Sanitary Authority - 1878
Expand Z - Miscellaneous Papers - 1697-1847Z - Miscellaneous Papers - 1697-1847
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