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KHP25 - Eynesbury St. Mary's Parish Church

1 - Incumbent: The Services of the Church

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

1 - Account book. At the back of the book there is a table of fees agreed to 1858 for interments etc., according to the Burials beyond the Metropolis Act, 1853; on the last written page are notes of 2 receipts in December 1875.

2 - Conveyance by Rev. William Maule and Thomas Vardon, Esq. to Eynesbury Burial Board of part of the close called Ray or Horse Mill Close, measuring 2r.10p., and a 10 path, for a consideration of £150. (plan included).

3 - 7 copies of a poster containing regulations for the Burial Board, established under the Burials beyond the Metropolis Act, 1853.

4 - Act of consecration and dedication of the Burial Ground, by the Bishop of Ely.

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

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Seal of Charles II, 1668

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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