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Expand 1 - Registers and Service of the Church1 - Registers and Service of the Church
Expand 2 - Clergy papers: licences, institutions, etc.2 - Clergy papers: licences, institutions, etc.
Expand 4 - Churchwardens: rates4 - Churchwardens: rates
Expand 5 - Churchwardens: accounts5 - Churchwardens: accounts
Expand 6 - Churchwardens: property6 - Churchwardens: property
Expand 7 - Churchwardens: other records7 - Churchwardens: other records
Expand 8 - Vestry and Parochial Church Council8 - Vestry and Parochial Church Council
Expand 10 - Constable: other records10 - Constable: other records
Expand 12 - Overseers: accounts12 - Overseers: accounts
Collapse 13 - Overseers: settlement papers13 - Overseers: settlement papers
Expand 1 - Settlement certificates1 - Settlement certificates
Collapse 2 - Settlement examinations2 - Settlement examinations
1 - Settlement examination of Thomas Nutt, baker, late of Godmanchester, servant to Mr Kitching
2 - Settlement examination of John Hoggett, previously a servant to Mr Edward Sutton of Barkway, Hertfordshire
3 - Settlement examination of Edward James, servant, previously a servant to Mr William James of Ely Holy Trinity, waterman
4 - Settlement examination of Mary Holderness, born at St Ives, Huntingdonshire, daughter of Anthony Tascall, a waterman
5 - Settlement examination of Elizabeth Flatman, wife of Archer Flatman (of Watton, Norfolk), daughter of William Day of St Michael, Cambridge
6 - Settlement examination of Robert Richardson, hair curler of St Michael's Cambridge
7 - Settlement examination of Robert Fox, previously landlord of The Bell, St Edward's parish
8 - Settlement examination of Henry Kimpton, previously apprentice to Robert Johnson, joiner of St Mary, then at Holy Trinity Ely
9 - Settlement examination of Robert Rix, born at Horsey, Norfolk, hired himself to Mrs Margaret Ivat of St Giles
10 - Settlement examination of John Whinn, born in Chatteris, a bedmaker at King's
11 - Settlement examination of Thomas Smith, born at Lullingham, Norfolk, apprenticed as a shoemaker
12 - Settlement examination of John Turner (with wife Catherine and daughter Mary), apprenticed to Richard Brewin, tailor of Holy Sepulchre
13 - Settlement examination of John Axe, labourer, with wife Elizabeth and her bastard daughter aged about 17
14 - Settlement examination of John White, labourer, born in Broughton, Huntingdonshire, previously a militia man
15 - Settlement examination of Henry Coolidge
16 - Settlement examination of Ann Abbot, born in Bury St Edmunds, having nursed at Addenbrookes
17 - Settlement examination of William Hammond, previously servant to Mr Brocket of Trinity College
18 - Settlement examination of John Jackson, labourer, born Leeds, Yorkshire, place of settlement Huntingdon All Saints
19 - Settlement examination of Peter Wright, shoemaker, approximately 66 years old, and having served of Constable of St Edward's parish
20 - Settlement examination of Henry Davis, plasterer, born at St James, Westminster, and having held a victualling booth at Stourbridge Fair with wife Susannah
21 - Settlement examination of Luke Goldsbrow, tailor, born at Soham, previously apprentice to Thomas Perry. Now has wife Martha and children Alice (aged 5), Fuller (aged 2) and Martha (aged 1)
22 - Settlement examination of John Watson, born at All Saints, previously apprenticed to John Waterfield of St Andrew the Great
23 - Settlement examination of John Glascock, born at Barnwell, previously a servant to Mr Perry, capmaker, before serving as a soldier
24 - Settlement examination of Matthew Matthias Crane, barber and peruke-maker, born in London, previously went abroad, then served in the army and resided in other towns
25 - Settlement examination of James Cowley, previously served Reverend Wickstead of Graveley
26 - Settlement examination of John Scott, previously a soldier, and servant to Alderman Gifford
27 - Settlement examination of John Cockle, previously a servant to Mr Charles Finch
28 - Settlement examination of Frances Hawkes, wife of Richard Hawkes, rogue and vagabond, apprehended at St Albans, Hertfordshire
29 - Settlement examination of Francis Bullman, previously apprenticed to Mr Wheeler of St Andrew the Great, then served in the militia
30 - Settlement examination of Elizabeth, widow of Edward Hannikin, aged about 43, born at Needingworth, Huntingdonshire
31 - Settlement examination of George Coombs, born at All Saints, served in the militia, with wife Elizabeth and son George aged 6 months
32 - Settlement examination of John Claxton, born at Lynn, Norfolk, apprenticed to Samuel Ives then went to London, wife Mary and children Mary Ann (aged 5), John (aged 2), and Thomas (aged 2 months)
33 - Settlement examination of Jane, widow of James Levitt, late husband's settlement was Newmarket, daughter Elizabeth (aged 28) and son William (aged 26)
34 - Settlement examination of William Levitt, born at St Andrew the Great, worked for Mr Postlethwait of Trinity College, wife named Mary
35 - Settlement examination of Ann Smith, born at Needingworth, Huntingdonshire, has cohabited with Roger Sheilds for 19 years: son William aged 12 surviving
36 - Settlement examination of William Andrews, born Swefland [Sweffling?], Suffolk, came to Cambridge as an ostler at The Rose Inn, wife and daughter Elizabeth
37 - Settlement examination of Richard Batson the younger, parents certificate from St Andrew the Great
38 - Settlement examination of Samuel Prior, born at Meldreth, wife Martha
39 - Settlement examination of William Nichols
40 - Settlement examination of Thomas Willson, born Linton, wife Mary and children William (aged 6) and Mary (aged 1)
41 - Settlement examination of Sarah Stanfield with detailed account of the whole family from St Giles
Expand 3 - Removal orders and three bundles also containing 1851 correspondence and one examination copy 3 - Removal orders and three bundles also containing 1851 correspondence and one examination copy
Expand 4 - Relief orders 4 - Relief orders
Expand 14 - Overseers: apprenticeship14 - Overseers: apprenticeship
Expand 15 - Overseers: bastardy15 - Overseers: bastardy
Expand 16 - Overseers: other settlement papers16 - Overseers: other settlement papers
Expand 17 - Militia records17 - Militia records
Expand 18 - Overseers: miscellaneous pre-1834 documents18 - Overseers: miscellaneous pre-1834 documents
Expand 19 - Overseers: miscellaneous post-1834 documents19 - Overseers: miscellaneous post-1834 documents
Expand 22 - Surveyors: other records22 - Surveyors: other records
Expand 25 - Charities and schools25 - Charities and schools
Expand 28 - Final miscellaneous records28 - Final miscellaneous records
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