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Glebe Terrier of 1822, with notes on various other matters and events concerning the parish mainly in the 1800s [copied in a paper notebook]

1607 - 1862

From: 1607 To: 1862

Also includes: - Extract from 1607 terrier concerning Vicarage house - Extract from parish register concerning severe frost and snow (1614) - Extract from will of John Sanderson Hawkins, clerk (1718) - List of names of men who went to the wars between 1793 and the battle of Waterloo - List of occupants of the Lodge at Goldington (1826 - 1857) - Note on tithes and glebe (1845) - Note of sums due to the parish of Goldington from lands at Woolaston (1848) - Items relating to Wollaston charity (1849 - 1860) - Extract from 1851 census returns (ecclesiastical and population) - Notes on weather, and of overflowing of the river (1852 - 1853) - Note on a great sum of wind (1852, 1861) - Notes of confirmations (1852, 1855 - 1861) - Note that in July 1853 the Gallery was removed, the spire taken down, and the belfry thrown open - Notes on flood in vicarage garden (1853), and on harvests (1854 and 1857) - Copy of forms of receipt for pension from Commissioners of her Majesty's woods etc (1853 - 1854) - Note on outbreak of Russian war (1854) - Note on Captain Brown and 12 privates from Goldington who were with the Bedfordshire Militia when they went to Berwick on Tweed, and on a collection at Goldington of £47.17.0 for the Patriotic Fund (1854) - Memorandum on the diversion of a water course adjoining glebe land (1855) - Note of building a new room at the Vicarage (1859) - Note of a great flood (1862)

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Hawkins, John Sanderson,
Brown

glebe, terriers, weather, clerk, actions up to 1815, tithes, census, churches, harvesting, Forests & Land Revenues Commissioner of Her Majesty's Woods, militia, local flooding, Woollaston, Berwick upon Tweed, GOLDINGTON