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churchwardens’ accts, 172 1-86, 1871-1921; and overseers’ accts, 17~1-86; vestry minutes, 1825-56; service registers, agog-08, ig54present; book of memos of occasional duty, 1808-24; book of photographs of Owersby and district, c.1895; account book of constables and other officers of South Owersby, 1818-69. Stainton le Vale: baptisms, I 8 13-present (I); burials, 18 I 3-present (1); marriages, 1813-present (2); banns, 1824-present (1); service registers, I 930-6 1, I g68-present. (The school managers’ minute book, 18g2-1934, was found at Kirmond). Thornton le Moor (in North Owersby church): general registers, 1711-83, 1783-1812; baptisms, 1813-present (I); marriages, 1813present (2); book containing vestry minutes, 1882-1936, and parish officers’ accts, 1728-1838. Parish records deposited with Lindsey County Council and now transferred (The following deposits were made in the Lindsey muniment room, mainly during the 1930s and 1940s. Some are apparently from ecclesiastical sources, others from parish councils, many were deposited by the late Mr. C. Brears.) Bardney : Kitching’s Trust minutes, 1839-1903 (Mr. Brears). Gunby: constables’ accounts, 1797-1832 (Source of deposit unknown). Hogsthorpe : churchwardens’ accts, 1725, 31, 40; constables’ accts, ? 1725, 38; overseers’ accts, 1713, 14, 20, 25, 28; Christopher’s dole accts, 1698-1725. (Source of deposit not known). Horkstow: overseers’ accts, 181653, 33-7, 37-57; highway accts, 1826- 37, 61-2; Cow Lane occupation road accts, 1874-1924; Horkstow Parochial Committee of Brigg Rural Sanitary Authority, minutes, 1884-96; parish council accts, etc, 1894-g. (Mr. A. A. F. Stubbs). Horncastle: church rate book, 1864; poor rate book, 1853; highway rate book, 1838-g, accts, 1859-60, 64-5, 65-6. (Mr. G. R. C. Keep). Vestry books, 1672-1786, 1786-1844 (Source of deposit not known). Sibsey: book of churchwardens’, constables’ and dikereeves’ accts, 1780-1853; vestry book, 1715-1839; overseers’ accts, 17th cent, 1781-1814; School log book, 18g2-1gog; notebooks with lists and extracts of parish records. (Mr. Brears). Little Steeping: vestry book, 1825-50; constables’ accts, 1800-39; overseers’ accts, 1813-34, 37-55; highway accts, 1813-27 (Mr. P. J. Ward). Sutton in the Marsh: vestry book, 1814-1924; overseers’ accts, 1815-37, rate books, 1847-54; highway accts, 1803-40; drainage rates, 1825- 49; Sutton on Sea Parish Council, minutes, 1895-1925 (3); letter books, 1895-1924 (7); rates, 1897-1910 (5). (Source of deposit unknown, ? parish council). Trusthorpe : Parish Council minutes, 1894-1913, 1g13-1g (Parish Council). Tumby : Constables’ accts, 1775- 1803, 1803-? ; overseers’ accts, 1769-80, 86-96, 17g7-1807, 32-4, 37-56, valuation book, 1838, rate book 1841-7, settlement certificates, etc, 18-19 cent; highway accts, 1803 30, rate book, 1843-53. (Parish Council). Waltham: loose sheets of churchwardens’, constables’ and overseers’ accts, 18th cent; vestry book, 1839-78; overseers’ accts, 1779-1823, 1823-37 (Mr. Brears).
49 Willoughton: churchwardens’ accts and vouchers, 1750-1834; constables’ accts and precepts, 1750-c-1824; overseers’ accts and other p s, 1716-1833; highway accts, 1765-1829 (Mrs. E. H, Rudkin). The Beposit also included enclosure awards for the following parishes: Goxhill, Habrough, Healing, Nettleham (plan only), Trusthorpe, Waltham (now returned to Parish Council), Willoughton, Wootton. OTHER GIFTS AND DEPOSITS Deposits from official somzes (Including public records and deposits of constituent authorities and other bodies.) Alford Drainage Board : rate books, corresp. files etc., 20th cent. East Midlands Gas Board: deeds, Gainsborough, 1702-1844 (3 EMGB). H.M. Factory Inspectorate, Lincoln : registers of premises, accidents, etc., circulars and other papers, 1805-1964. Clerk to Quarter Sessions, Grantham: Grantham Q.S. files, 1948-71. Clerk to Petty Session, Grimsby: court records, 1927-51, juvenile court records, 1937-57. Holland County Council : additional smallholdings records; Q.S. records, 1939-69; recent annual reports and other papers from various departments. Kesteven County Council: Q.S. files, minutes, etc., 20th cent; additional records of the following Poor Law Unions: Bourne, 1836-1936; Sleaford 1842-1958; Stamford, 1915-27; Hereward School, minutes, etc., 1940-50. Lincoln County Borough Council: town clerk’s corresp. files, 20th cent. Clerk to Lincoln Quarter Sessions: additional records, 20th cent. Lindsey County Council: Q.S. records, 20th cent., files re withdrawal of railway passenger services (E. Lines.), 1961-7; treasurers’ ledgers and other financial records, 1857-1958 (c.300 volumes). Diocesan Records The Bishop of Lincoln: patronage files, 20th cent. Church Commissioners: bishopric rentals, temp. Henry VIII and c. 1660-63; Bardney, corresp. re leases, etc., c. I 760-1800; contract for repairs to Riseholme, 1840; leases and conveyances, various prebendal estates, 18-19 cent. (2 CC 65): leases, etc., prebendal and bishopric estates, 18-19 cent (2 CC 66); stewards ledger of fees, manor of Little Chester, Derbs., (Deanery estates), 1864c.1907 (added to CC 102). Lincoln Diocesan Registry : additions to many classes of diocesan records, mainly 1960s and 70s. Records from other, mainly private, sources Messrs. Allison and Helmer: clients’ bundles, etc., 1g-20th cent. (2 AH to be listed). Messrs. Andrew and Co.: a small additional deposit of deeds, etc. re various Lines. parishes, 17-19 cent. (Hill 38).
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Page 15 and 16: 15 1874-99. Farmers who had mortgag
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Page 19 and 20: 2 items, 1859-70; Firsby, 8 items,
Page 21 and 22: 21 in 1849 James Green made over th
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Page 51 and 52: 51 photocopies of a few P.R.O. docu
Page 53 and 54: 53 books for various types of machi
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Page 57 and 58: 57 MS. of Thomas Cooper’s ‘Purg
Page 59: 59 FURTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The fol

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