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KHP25 - Eynesbury St. Mary's Parish Church

1 - Incumbent: The Services of the Church

1 - Composite Registers

2 - Registers of Baptisms

3 - Register of marriages

4 - Registers of burials

5 - Registers of banns of marriage

6 - Licences

7 - Registers of services and/or confirmands

8 - Printed orders of service

9 - Correspondence and papers about the service of the Church

1 - Copy of the return made by Rev. Palmer to a schedule required under the Act for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain and of the Increase or Diminution thereof. Geo. IV.11. Information relating to total burials, 1813-1830, giving age and sex and total numbers of baptisms and marriages, 1821-30, are given in the form of a book.

2 - Circular giving details of special services in St. Neots, Eynesbury, etc. during Ember Week, 1868.

3 - Notice from the Bishop of Ely of Confirmation Centres and procedure.

4 - The Parochial Fees Order, 1972, with table of fees and explanatory notes.

5 - Enquiries concerning relations of the Caroline dramatist, Shakerley Marnion (9 Mar. 1972), and concerning James Toller, the giant of St. Neots. (27 Oct. 1975). Also a brochure, for the Summer Term 1969, of the University of London Church of Christ the King.

2 - Incumbent: Records of Individual Clergy

3 - Incumbent: The Benefice

5 - Churchwardens: Financial Records

6 - Churchwardens: Records of church property

8 - Records of the Vestry and PCC

25 - Records of schools and parochial charities

26 - Records received on public deposit: Enclosure records

27 - Records received on public deposit: Tithe and other records

30 - Items collected for reference

31 - Eynesbury Burial Board

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

A tuberculosis patient in a hut at Papworth Village Settlement, 1932

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

St Ives cattle market, c. 1886

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