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Questionnaire sent from the Public Loan Office to the Guardians of the York Poor Law Union acting as a Rural Sanitary Authority. Questionnaire concerns proposed drainage works for the Township of Gate Fulford

Includes correspondence, primarily between Poor Law Unions, relating to settlement cases that were not accepted by the York Union. Correspondence may include significant biographical details for some cases.

Includes date; names of individuals admitted; names of individuals discharged; further comments included for some cases.

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)

For premises in Marygate called Elston's Buildings. Rent £23 per annum.

Poor Law Commission direction regarding sale four cottages, being poor houses. [Printed]

Also includes two loose, completed appointment slips for the Medical Officer

Case for the opinion of the Poor Law Board

Guardians of the York Poor Law Union with Thomas Henry Preston
Consideration: £25.

Consideration £270

House and ground within the township of Stillingfleet cum Moreby.
Guardians of the York Poor Law Union to Thomas Henry Preston.
Consideration £25

To William Driffield the elder and William Driffield the younger

Guardians and others to the Right Honorable: Beilby Richard Baron Wenlock. 6 cottages and a house

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

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Handwritten minutes

Includes amounts of indoor relief, out-relief, registration, and vaccination fees.

Regarding teachers salaries and financial resources in workhouses

2 copies

Concerning replacement of Miss E E Smith

Handwritten minutes of the Finance Committee of the combined Escrick Out-Relief Union and Rural District Council

From Edward Raines Bradley, parish clerk

From William Pottage

From William Petch

From William Brown

Includes name; date of admission; age; occupation; disease; if admitted from another insitution and class of poor (i.e. settled or casual poor). Also three loose inserts: two lists of revision cases and one agenda (1948).

Entries listed in chronological order of admission

Comprises one statement only for the Assessment Committee

Summary financial statements recording total receipts and expenditure by the Escrick Out-Relief Union and Rural District Council. Note that statements for Escrick Out-Relief Union are towards the back of the volume.

Statements are completed for each half-year ending in March and September.

Includes bundle of loose receipts and supply notes

Lists names of people buried. Includes small bundle of loose correspondence relating to funeral charges.

Detials garden produce received and sold

Wet copy letter book. Note that many of the letters in this book are extremely difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed

Wet copy letter book. Note that many of the letters in this book are extremely difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed

Wet copy letter book. Note that many of the letters in this book are extremely difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed