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KHINCH - Hinchingbrooke Collection

1 - Family wills, settlements, etc.

2 - Property and financial deeds

3 - Trusts and Deeds

4 - Manorial

5 - Estate Administration

10 - River Ouse flooding and navigation papers

11 - Miscellaneous

A - Quarter Sessions, co. Huntingdon

B - Borough of Huntingdon

C - Extension of Huntingdon Water Works.

D - Files relating to the Second World War period

E - Turnpike Roads

F - Railways

G - Portholme Aviation Scheme

H - Poor Law

141 - Office copy of the Order from the Poor Law Commissioners establishing the Huntingdon Poor Law Union.

142 - Office copy of the Orders from the Poor Law Commissioners setting out the duties of the Guardians of the Huntingdon Poor Law Union.

143 - Instructions from the Poor Law Commission to the Churchwardens, Overseers, and other Officers required to account for the Expenditure of the Poor Rates.

144 - Printed copy of "Report of Robert Weale, Esquire, Inspector of Poor Laws on transmitting a Table exhibiting the Names of the Parishes, the Population in 1831 and 1841, the Area, the Area to the Population, the Value on which the Assessments are made for the Property Tax, the County Rate and the Poor's Rate; the Expenditure for the Relief of the Poor for several Periods, and the State of Cottage Accommodation, arranged according to the several Unions in which the Parishes are situate in the County of Huntingdon." (Ordered to be printed by The House of Commons).

145 - Another copy of Robert Weale's Memorandum which was a part of his Report (Hinch/11/144)

146 - Statement of Expenditure under the various heads of account chargeable against the Unions for the maintenance, etc., of pauper lunatic patients, since the Three Counties Asylum was opened.

147 - Propositions for the relief of the poor.

I - Huntingdon Hospital

J - St. Edward's Boys' Home, Mill Common, Huntingdon.

K - Churches and Religion.

L - Huntingdon Fishing Association.

M - Miscellaneous papers

UNCAT - Uncatalogued DDHinch 11 papers

Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

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Elevation of a gateway at Kimbolton Castle, by Robert Adam, 1764

West Wickham parish inclosure map, 1812

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

St Ives cattle market, c. 1886

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