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Description: | Given to the church by FD Hall, rector, loose documents have been pasted into it:
ff.1-2: churchwardens' accounts, 1720, 1724.
f.3: memoranda of presentation of parish accounts, 1725.
ff.4-6: churchwardens' accounts, 1728, 1731, 1733.
f.7: note relating to burials in woollen, 1734.
f.8: bills for work at church, 1740, 1741.
ff.9-12: churchwardens' accounts, 1743, 1744, 1746, 1748.
f.13: bills for glazing and leading work at church, 1746, 1747.
ff.14-17: churchwardens' accounts, 1754, 1757, 1760, 1768.
f.18: bill for plumbing work at church, 1768.
f.19: churchwardens' account, 1769.
f.20v: copy of Roger Bullen's will (1623) taken from the Grimoldby Parish Book.
ff.21-23: blank.
ff.24-25: churchwardens' accounts, 1771, 1772.
f.26: bill for plumbing work at church, 1772.
ff.27-35: churchwardens' accounts, 1774, 1774-75, 1779, 1779-80, 1782-83, 1783-84, 1784, 1785-86, 1788-89.
ff.36-39: constables' accounts, 1723, 1724, 1726, 1727.
f.39v: order on petty constable to pay monies due for transporting felons from Lincolnshire to the plantations in America and for repairing Lincoln Castle, 1738.
ff.40-67: constables' accounts, 1735, 1739, 1740, 1741, 1745; and receipts, 1745, 1746, 1753, 1754, 1755, 1756, 1757, 1760, 1761, 1765, 1767, 1768, 1772, 1773, 1774, 1775, 1780, 1782-3, 1793-4, undated (x3).
f.68: blank.
ff.69-75: settlement certificates: John Paton, his wife and child, of Kelstern 1705; James Conney, his wife and family, of Little Carlton, 1714/5; Robert Gavely, his wife and child, of Saltfleetby All Saints, 1716; William Curtus and his wife, of Theddlethorpe St Helen, 1718; Thomas Vicars and his wife, of Nettleham, 1719; John Coot, his wife and family, of Alvingham, 1721; Matthew Lill and his family, of Carlton Parva, 1721/2.
f.75: account of money raised from the sale of goods of Widow Clark, 1723.
ff.76-77: settlement certificates: Robert Paddison, his wife and family, of Carlton Magna, 1723; John Jugram and his wife, of Grimoldby, 1724/5; William Petchell, his wife and family, of Conisholme, 1724/5.
f.77: account of money laid out to the poor for cloth.
ff.78-85: settlement certificates, Edward Ayscough, his wife and family, of Grimoldby, 1726; Thomas Hill, his wife and family, of Alvingham, 1726/7; Thomas Fenwick, his wife and family, of South Thoresby, 1730; William Thompson, his wife and family, of Cockerington St Mary, 1734; Michael Chapman, Elizabeth his wife, and their children John, Priscilla, Mary and Ann, of Mavis Enderby, 1735; Robert Coot, his wife and family, of Grimoldby, 1735; John Chapman, his wife and family, of Grimoldby, 1737; Robert Wright, his wife and family, of Tealby, 1740.
f.86: order of removal: Robert Wright and his wife to be removed to Tealby, 1740.
ff.87-89: settlement certificates, Thomas Stark, his wife and children, of Authorpe, 1741; Elizabeth Michaels and her children John, Thomas and Jacob, of Great Grimsby, 1747; John Elsam and his wife, of Ludborough, 1748.
f.89v: notice by William Crow that he has sold his goods (listed) to the parish of Manby, 1750.
ff.90-95: settlement certificates: William North, Elizabeth his wife and family, of Grainthorpe, 1752; Richard Gibson, his wife and family, of Tathwell, 1756; Richard Elvidge, his wife and family, of Ludborough, 1772; Samuel White, his wife and family, of Alvingham, 1774; Richard Kirk, his wife and family, of Retford, 1774; Richard Allanson, his wife and family, of Scartho, 1776.
f.95: receipt for money given to Reuben Ellerby by the parish of Manby for taking William East, a poor boy, on as apprentice, 1789.
f.96: settlement certificate: John Dunham and his wife, of Kelstern, 1779.
f.97: blank.
ff.98-99: bonds: George Smith and Robert Millner of Manby to pay money to the churchwardens on Easter Monday, 1707.
f.100: bond: Thomas Keale of Moorby, yeoman, to maintain Richard Phillips of Moorby, yeoman, and Elizabeth his wife, in return for all their goods, 1717.
f.101: bastardy bond: mother - Jane Freeston of Manby, spinster; father - George Joblin of Manby, yeoman; male child, 1723.
f.102: nomination and appointment of trustees for Richard Bemrose and Catherine Bemrose, minors, children of Richard Bemrose, late of Manby, deceased, 1734.
f.103: apprenticeship indenture, Richard Bemrose apprenticed to Joseph Hallowell of Castle Carlton, husbandman, until the age of 20, 1739.
f.104: memorandum of agreement for apprenticeship of Elizabeth Johnson of Manby to George Swine of Theddlethorpe for 5 years, 1759.
ff.105-106: blank.
f.107: presentments about drainage banks and ditches, 1725; and orders for payment of repairs of sewers, 1730 and undated.
ff.108-109: orders of Commissioners of Sewers for repairs, undated, 1769, 1773.
f.110: blank.
ff.110-113: newspaper cuttings relating to fund raising for church restoration, jubilee celebrations, church re-opening and lightning strike, with photographs of the chancel before and after the 1889 restoration.
ff.113-114: photographs of the rectory garden, 1890, and Saxon stone in the chancel, 1889; also newspaper cutting on gift of new memorial organ.
f.115: newspaper cutting describing re-opening of the church, 1895.
ff.115-118: cuttings (from parish magazines) about parish officers, collections, and baptisms, marriages and burials, 1893-1914.
f.119: notes about the presentation of clergy to the benefice: Samuel Downes in 1627, Thomas Forman, 1504, John Daubenay, 1686.
f.120: bastardy bond: mother - Martha Perrin of Manby, singlewoman; father - James Scupham of Manby, wheelwright; they have a male child aged 2 and another unborn child, 1813.
f.121: certified copy of glebe terrier, undated, copy made 1889.
ff.122-125: letters about the Manby family, 1899; and the history of the church, 1913, undated. | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 1705-1914 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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