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Handwritten and typed minutes. Includes indexed minutes of the following committees: Boarding-Out Committee; Dietary Committee; Fire Committee; List of Inmates Sub-Committee; Sub-Committee to report on poor law workers reforms; Registrar for Skelton Committee; Regulations for the administration of the Institution Committee; Tender Forms Committee; Working of the Hospital Sub-Committee; Year Book Committee. Also other committees (not indexed).

Prepared by John Harper, architect. Signed by William Snarr, bricklayer, Thomas Robinson, joiner, and T & W Hodgson, plumbers.

Between Guardians of the York Poor Law Union and William Bellerby

Endorsed with receipt for £53 3s 2d. Signed by Oglesy

Regarding plans submitted by Guardians to Directors of the Assembly Rooms for rebuilding the Club Room and Chairman's room in Blake Street

Contract with Henry Hibbert

Charge to secure repayment of a loan of £200 in 3 years. To Miss A Hornby

Between the Guardians and John Newton and George Brown
Consideration £240

Acknowledges that the ventilating window on his premises, overlooking Guardians land is there on sufferance and not by right and he agrees to pay one shilling per annum

Messuage in Blake Street in tenure of John Wilkinson, shoemaker, and messuage in Lendall Street in tenure of Mary Lund, widow.
Principal: £100; £3 to be repaid on 30 Nov next and £103 on 01 Jun 1699

Signed and sealed by Thomas and John Dalton

Messuage in Finkle Street or Lendal, over against Mint Yard, late in the tenure of Madam Grace Carnaby.
Signed and sealed by Tim and Philadelphia Stevenson and Thomas Pickering, Mayor. Seal wanting.
Consideration: £70

Messuage in the street formerly called Footless Lane, now Finkle Street, and sometime Lendall Street over against the Mint Yard, in the tenure of George Gibson and adjoining a messuage lately in the possession of Mr Thomas Leppington and now Mr Neesome on
east and a messuage of William Alderson on west, and all other tenements in York whereof Margaret Hawkesworth, widow died, seised, made in pursuance of the award of John Mays and Peter Johnson, esquires, of 28 April last according to bonds of submission of Nicholas Suger, George Gibson and John Simpson. Signed and sealed by Nicholas Suger and George Gibson

Consideration: 5 shillings

Bequeathing to his grandfather, Henry Simpson, £20; to his brother in law George Gibson, £20; and to John Gibson 40 shillings

Appointment of his father in law, George Gibson as his executor. Witnesses: John Coulton, Robert Kitchin, Catherine Kitchin.

Proved in the Prerogative Court of York

Messuage in Blake Street, formerly in tenure of John Wilkinson, shoemaker, and now of William Huntley, and another messuage in Lendall Street formerly in tenure of Mary Lund, widow and now of Robert Nesome, subject to mortgage.

Consideration: £200

Signed and sealed by Darcy Dalton

As to the conveyance by George Gibson to the Directors of a house and ground for £230, taking the materials of the house at £60 in part payment, and clearing the ground of all rubbish, and having power to build upon a wall or pillars to be erected to the level of Mr Gibson's first floor at the expense of the Proprietors of the Assemby Rooms, with certain reservations as to lights. Signed Reuben Terry

Robert Halliday, Darlington, grocer to The Directors of the Assemby Rooms

Bequeaths all rights in the Mint Yard property held of the Mayor and Commonalty to her son, George Gibson

1. Deed to lead the uses of a fine:
   Consideration: £1250
   George Gibson, York, mercer and Mary, his wife
   Richard Farrer, York, esquire
   Several messuages in Lendal Street and Blake Street, York, now in the occupation of William Bluitt, innholder

2. Fine
   Richard Farrer, plaintiff
   George Gibson and Mary his wife, deforciants
   Property in York (2 copies)

Consideration - £1340
George Gibson, Evan Richard Gerard, Haighton, Lancaster, esquire, heir of Richard Farrer, John Ringrose, York, innholder. Messuage of Blake Street and Finkel Street

John Ringrose to George Gibson

Consideration: £1022
James Barber, Tang Hall, esquire to Thomas Etridge

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

Handwritten minutes. Indexed

From Secretary of the Poor Law Board to Henry Brearey

4 copies

2 copies

Published book

Published book

Published book (2 copies)

Published book

Published book