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Expand 1 - Incumbent: The Services of the Church1 - Incumbent: The Services of the Church
Expand 2 - Incumbent: Records of Individual Clergy2 - Incumbent: Records of Individual Clergy
Collapse 3 - Incumbent: The Benefice3 - Incumbent: The Benefice
1 - Terrier of Meadow and Glebe Land lying in the parish of Eynesbury. undated. Torn and in poor condition.
2 - Terrier of the Rectory possessions.
3 - Terrier of the Rectory possessions.
4 - Terrier of the Rectory possessions, with note on envelope that the incumbent of Little Berkford pays a tithe of £2.13s., which is listed in previous terriers.
5 - Part of a tithe account book given to Rev. Maule by Mr. Medland, auctioneer of St. Neots.
6 - Copy of Instrument concerning payments due to incumbents for procurations at episcopal visitations.
7 - Correspondence relating to the Local Government Boards' Order (19 Dec. 1884), to detach part of Eynesbury parish, the hamlet of Weald and Caldecote, in order to amalgamate them with the parish of Abbotsley.
8 - Order of the Local Government Board rescinding the Order in HP25/3/7
9 - Agreement made between the Rector and Messrs. J. and A.C. McNish of St. Neots, for a Water Wayleave, at an annual rent of £5.
10 - 4 Lists of quit rents due to the Manor of the Rectory of Eynesbury, 1892-1893, 1898, 1905, 1910, and 5 letters concerning the same, 1894-1912.
11 - Letters concerning exchange of land with the Great Northern Railway Co. (28 July 1897), the tithe apportionment (3 Nov. 1898), and the purchase of £196.1.2d. Bank of Ireland stock for the sum of £760 (11 July 1898).
12 - Agreement between the Rector and Geoffrey Warburton, agent of the Earl of Sandwich, for a pipe wayleave at an annual rent of 1/- (plan included). Two letters concerning payment for the wayleave (1938 and 1939).
13 - Agreement between the Rector and Julius Alington of Little Barford, Beds., gentleman, for a pipe wayleave at an annual rent of one shilling.
14 - Agreements between the Rector and the Post Office to erect telegraph poles and stays in return for annual payments of one shilling.
15 - Instructions of Ecclesiastical Commissioners
16 - Terrier and inventory (unsigned)
17 - 2 statements of 3% Funding Stock, Feb. 1936 and Nov. 1935, a description of dividends payable by the Ecclesiastical Commission and the Bank of Ireland, dated Oct. 1935, and a statement of annual amounts payable by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners on 1st April 1939. Five letters from the Ecclesiastical Commission concerning redemption of Local Loans 3% Stock (1926-1947).
18 - Agreement between Mary Magdalene Maule, 10 Cheyne Court, London, widow, and the Rector, concerning a wayleave for the Rectory drain and sewer, at an annual rent of one shilling.
19 - Loan forms and instructions from the Bounty Office, London, for assistance towards the cost of laying on a main water supply to the Rectory, and two tenders for the same.
20 - Estimate for repair of the Rectory well and an examination by the Medical Officer of Health, St. Neots U.D.C., of a sample of water taken from the Rectory. (plan missing)
21 - Agreement between the Rector and Paine and Company, St. Neots, concerning a pipe wayleave at an annual rent of £5. There is also a valuation of the part of Eynesbury Glebe referred to in the agreement dated May 1938.
22 - Tenancy agreement between the Rector and George Edward Wrycroft, the Old Manor, Eynesbury, concerning an area of 4.279 acres of the Glebe for an annual rent in the first year of £12., and thereafter of £20.
23 - Mortgage (with counterpart) to the Church Commissioners to secure the sum of £3,800 in order to purchase 24 Berkeley Street, Eynesbury.
24 - Conveyance between Ely Diocesan Board of Finance, the Church Commissioners and the incumbent of Eynesbury, the Rev. P.J. Baxter, of 24 Berkeley Street, for a consideration of £3,250 paid to the vendor by the Church Commissioners.
25 - Notice of transfer of the advowson and right of patronage of the benefice of Eynesbury from the Executors of the late 9th Earl of Sandwich to the Bishop of Ely.
26 - Copy of fire insurance policy on the vicarage property.
27 - Church Commissioners pamphlet on benefice property.
28 - Conveyance between William Alfred Chapman, Alma Cottage, Howitts Lane, Eynesbury, the Church Commissioners and the incumbent of Eynesbury, The Rev. P.J. Baxter, of land having a frontage to Howitts Lane, Eynesbury, for a parsonage house for a consideration of £1,650 paid to the vendor by the Church Commissioners.
29 - Mortgage (with counterpart) to the Church Commissioners to secure the sum of £3,500, towards the cost of building the new parsonage house.
30 - Pastoral Order concerning the alteration of certain archdeaconries and rural deaneries in the diocese of Ely.
Expand 5 - Churchwardens: Financial Records5 - Churchwardens: Financial Records
Expand 6 - Churchwardens: Records of church property6 - Churchwardens: Records of church property
Expand 8 - Records of the Vestry and PCC8 - Records of the Vestry and PCC
Expand 25 - Records of schools and parochial charities25 - Records of schools and parochial charities
Expand 26 - Records received on public deposit: Enclosure records26 - Records received on public deposit: Enclosure records
Expand 27 - Records received on public deposit: Tithe and other records27 - Records received on public deposit: Tithe and other records
Expand 30 - Items collected for reference30 - Items collected for reference
Expand 31 - Eynesbury Burial Board31 - Eynesbury Burial Board
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