Published book. Possiby signed by author on flyleaf.
Includes correspondence, draft and copy conveyances, inventory, valuation, and other papers
Includes specifications, resolutions of the Regiser Office Boardroom Committee; plans and tenders.
Comprises copy agreement and demise.
Comprises minutes, agreement, specifications, tenders and invoices
Comprises plan; papers relating to sale of land in Clifton; papers relating to finance of building; correspondence and other papers.
Between the Guardians of the York Poor Law Union and Thomas and Jonathan Pulleyn
To erect a fence wall, and for division of land at the workhouse
Includes elevation, section and floor plans. Architect: Edward Taylor, 7 Stonegate York. Plan approved by the Poor Law Board 04 June 1867.
To secure the repayment of a loan of £4000 to William Wilkinson Wilberforce. Also three drafts.
Comprises correspondence and copy details of sale of property
Correspondence regarding William Brierley's scheme and award of contract to Brightside Foundry and Engineering Company
Includes draft and final tenancy agreements, correspondence and other papers.
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Handwritten minutes
Handwritten minutes
Handwritten minutes. Indexed
Made in performance of the award of John Mayes and Peter Johnson, esquires, dated 28 April last and according to bonds of submission of Nicholas Sugar, John Simpson and George Gibson of a bond dated 10 November 1720, from Philipp Langdale, esquire to Nicholas Suger as executor for Margaret Hawkesworth in £500 for payment of £260 as therein mentioned:
Of another bond from Marmaduke Langdale and Jordan Langdale for payment of the same sum (the first bond being for additional security) and of a third bond dated 9 November last from Thomas Hunt to Nicholas Suger in £20 for payment of £10 and interest, on all which bonds £149 10s and some interest remained due; and appointment by Nicholas Suger of George Gibson as his attorney as executor of Margaret Hawkesworth and John Simpson.
Piece of ground in Finkell Street in the tenure of Mr Neesham, fronting the south side of George Gibson's house and containing in length 24 feet, 1 inch, and in depth adjoining Mr Wakefield's house, 18 feet 6 ins, according to the measurement lately taken by Mr William Etty and Mr William Mudd, carpenters. Signed and sealed by Darcy Dalton
Consideration: £10
Consideration: £200
- George Gibson, York, innholder and George Gibson Junior, son and heir apparent.
- Richard Farrer, upholsterer, and John Ellis, Clifton, gentleman
- Elizabeth Dixon, widow
- Ann Napier, one of the daughters of John Napier, merchant
House in Finkell Street of Little Lendal now in the possession of George Gibson, the father, subject to yearly rent charges of £20 to George Gibson and £12 to Elizabeth Dixon
Bequeaths the residue of his estate to his son George Gibson and appoints him executor
Bequeaths the house in which he lives with his wife Ann to her for her life and then to his son.
Consideration: £165 and 17shillings.
John Ringrose and Isabella, his wife, Thomas Etridge, York, vintner, John Brook, York, gentleman, trustee for Etridge.
Includes conveyance and lease.
Consideration: £98 18s 6.
George Gibson, Manchester, manufacturer, executor of the late George Gibson, mercer, his father. Thomas Etridge, John Wallis, York, esquire.
Letters to Henry Brearey, York from HH Beckitt, Moorgate, London; Hodge and Hale; William Walker; Emmet and Son; and J Wilkinson
Rough, unapproved minutes of the Board of Guardians of the York Poor Law Union
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Case papers for the Queen's prosecution against Robert Dickinson, who was charged with forgery.
Papers relating to granting of order in the High Court of Chancery in Lunacy on 19 June 1895, and the administration of the order
Comprises summonses and warrants relating to criminal charges brought by the York Poor Law Union against individuals through the Police Courts; also includes inquests; and affiliation orders.
Some files include evidence statements and correspondence frrom individuals involved in the cases.
Includes staff appointment files, Guardians declaration book, superannuation records (including certificates of service), register of excepted employees, wages and salaries receipt books, and correspondence.
Approved minutes for the House and House Visiting Sub-Committee of the Public Assistance Committee.
Receipt books for payments of the poor rate paid by property owners to the Parish Overseers.
Includes name of property owner amd amount paid.
Poor rate assessment book
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
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
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book are difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book are difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book are difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book are difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book are difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. No index
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Wet copy letter book. Note that some of the letters in this book may be difficult to read because of the poor quality of the copies. Indexed
Comprises general correspondence sent by the Clerk of the York Poor Law Union, and, from 1930, the Public Assistance Officer of the Public Assistance Committee.
The correspondence concerns the general administration and application of the New Poor Law by the York Poor Law Union and Public Assistance Committee. Included in this correspondence are letters concerning individuals who applied for, or were receiving relief.
The letters are handwritten up to 1903, and typed from 1903 onwards.
Includes name of staff member, office held, salary details, and signature of staff member