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KHP91 - Warboys St Mary Magdalene Parish Church

1 - Incumbent: The Service of the Church

2 - Incumbent: Records of individual clergy

1 - Statistical returns of parochial work

2 - Licences of clergy, and correspondence about the incumbency

3 - Individual incumbents' correspondence and papers

1 - Note that the accommodation of the church was increased by 139 by the re-arrangement of the seating and erection of galleries in 1832. 142 seats are now declared to be free and unappropriate for ever. Signed Rev. Wm. Finch.

2 - Ten Share certificates with the Gas Light and Coke Company belonging to the Rev. Wm. Finch, rector of Warboys, with two receipts for the shares, and a letter from a W.J. Mellor on the position of the Rev. Finch after the proposed amalgamation of the Company with the City of London Gaslight and Coke Company. Also a receipt for the interest on Consolidated £3 per cent annuities: 20 May 1874

3 - Statements made by Julia Buckingham, wife of Edward Buckingham, coachman to Rev. Wm. Finch, rector of Warboys, and John Jennings, aged 26, in service to the Rev. Finch, about James Bond, and Martha his wife, butler and housekeeper to the Rev. Finch, with an inventory of goods (unspecified, N.D.)

4 - Poster addressed as a protest to the editor of the Sheffield Daily Telegraph regarding a printed notice issued by this journal which contained a distinct profanation of the divine name; Signed by the Rev. J.S. Serjeant M.A., Minister of the Netherthorpe District.

5 - Bundle of addressed envelopes and blank, stamped, sheets of paper. (mainly late 19th century).

6 - Letter from the Imperial War Graves Commission to the rector of Warboys concerning the erection of headstones over four war graves

7 - Rough list of children born in Warboys, with addresses and dates of birth

8 - Letter from the Church Commissioners to the Rev. N. Trafford, informing him that the parish church of Warboys has been included in the list of buildings of special architectural or historic interest, under sect. 30, Town and Country Planning Act. 1947.

9 - Two letters from W.H. Constable and Company., Cambridge, to the Rev. N. Trafford concerning repairs to be undertaken to the East Window of the church, with a covering letter from the War Damage Commission.

10 - Letter from Professor W.O. Ault, Boston University, to Rev. N. Trafford inquiring whether the church has any fifteenth century churchwardens accounts.

11 - List of potential congregation members

Expand 4 - Bundle, mostly deeds, relating to an estate in Warboys bought by the Rev. William Finch, rector, from Mr. William Hennesey, of Huntingdon, innholder, in 1832

4 - Bundle, mostly deeds, relating to an estate in Warboys bought by the Rev. William Finch, rector, from Mr. William Hennesey, of Huntingdon, innholder, in 1832

Expand 5 - Items relating to an estate in Warboys, purchased by Rev. W. Finch, rector of Warboys of Mr. James Allen comprising farm house and garden, outhouses, and garden ground of 1a 2r. 0p

5 - Items relating to an estate in Warboys, purchased by Rev. W. Finch, rector of Warboys of Mr. James Allen comprising farm house and garden, outhouses, and garden ground of 1a 2r. 0p

Expand 6 - Papers relating to a messuage and lands in Warboys purchased by Rev. Wm. Finch, rector, of Mr. Clark Wm. Read in 1847 and later sold to the Rev. C.G. Hill of Warboys, 1871

6 - Papers relating to a messuage and lands in Warboys purchased by Rev. Wm. Finch, rector, of Mr. Clark Wm. Read in 1847 and later sold to the Rev. C.G. Hill of Warboys, 1871

3 - Incumbent : The benefice

4 - Churchwardens: The Church Rate

5 - Churchwardens: Financial records

6 - Churchwardens: Records of Church property

7 - Churchwardens: General correspondence and papers

8 - Records of the Vestry and PCC

11 - Overseers: Rates

12 - Overseers: Financial records

13 - Overseers: Settlement

15 - Overseers: Bastardy

21 - Surveyor: Financial records

23 - Papers received for information

24 - Records of societies and special committees

25 - Records of schools and charities

29 - Items published by the parish

30 - Items collected for reference

31 - Stray papers of other offices

Photograph of an unidentified woman, Papworth, 1930s

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Seal of Charles II, 1668

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

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