P13/25/1

Correspondence regarding Charles Harry Gardner's Charity, including: - copy codicil of 3 Aug 1960 to will of Charles Harry Gardner of Kitchen End, Silsoe, retired farmer: 1,000 legacy to Pulloxhill Parish Council (upon trust to invest during the lives of his children and their issue until 21 years after the last survivor) to provide an annual social or Christmas Party for parishioners of Pulloxhill, the residue being applied for the benefit of the Poor; - payment of legacy; - legacy of 100 from Charles Harry Gardner to PCC to maintain the churchyard; - request from Hawkins & Company, executors of C.H.Gardner for names of incumbents of Barton-le-Clay (Edwin Arnold Wild) and Lidlington (Roy St.C.Pozzi) and name and address of any trustees of Turvey Cemetery; - interest at 4% on 100 legacy to be paid on anniversary of death of C.H.Gardner (18 Aug 1961); - request for names and addresses of Pulloxhill Parish Council members (chairman George Hill; clerk Hubert Hill "but this man is so dilatory that I would deal with the Chairman"); - letter to Margaret Jellis discussing possible Christmas Party for Youth in Pulloxhill under terms of will of C.H.Gardner which she had offered to organise; - draft Charity Commission schemes for Charles Harry Gardner Charity and Unknown Donor (otherwise Gipp's) Charity

1960-1966

From: 1960 To: 1966

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Gardner, Charles Harry,
Hawkins & Company,
Wild, Edwin Arnold,
Pozzi, Roy St.Clair,
Hill, George,
Hill, Hubert,
Jellis, Margaret

Pulloxhill Charles Harry Gardner's Charity, Pulloxhill Gypps' Charity, Charity Commissioners, Charles Harry will: Gardner, farmer, parish council, Parish Clerks, specific solicitors, Hawkins & Company, churchyards, clergy names index, Christmas, deaths, secular aspects church festivals, BARTON-LE-CLAY, LIDLINGTON, TURVEY