- ReferenceE/PS3/2
- TitleMaterial removed from folder entitled ‘Charities, H-R’. Items filed by location not name of Charity. Items include some, but not always all, of the following: letters; details of Scheme; history of Charity taken from Victoria County History; financial information; transcriptions and extracts of wills; appointment and removal of trustees; newspaper cuttings.
- Date free text1865-1934
- Production dateFrom: 1865 To: 1934
- Admin/biog historyNames of the charities have been listed in the order they appear in the file with original order being maintained. Full names of individuals have also been added where found. Where multiple names are listed for a parish the names of the charities may have changed over time, but they have been listed individually where it is unclear. Where Charities have been listed as Charity, Foundation, Gift or Bequest the name used most in the records has been used. Names included in the lists may only be referred to in the document and not have extensive detail. Items include some, but not always all, of the following: letters; details of Scheme; history of Charity taken from Victoria County History; financial information; transcriptions and extracts of wills; appointment and removal of trustees; newspaper cuttings. Letters in the 1920s from the Director of Education to individual charities state that the Education Committee has decided to investigate the administration of Educational Endowments in the county. Entries in the Victoria County History appear to have been used to ascertain the charities in operation. Typed transcriptions for some entries are included. Dates given are for the whole folder and are not an indication of the date range of the material for each charity.
- Scope and ContentIncludes: Haynes – Fowler’s Charity Harrold National Schools Foundation Goff’s Educational Foundation Henlow George Nigel Edwards Thomas Alexander Raynsford and Hanbury Raynsford Higham Gobion see Barton-in-the-Clay Hitchin [Hertfordshire] – Grammar School Foundation Houghton Conquest –Sir Francis Clerke’s Endowment Houghton Regis Thomas Whitehead Free School Foundation Husborne Crawley – Poor’s Estate Charity Kempston Educational Foundation of Cater and Others, also known as The Charity Lands and The Kempston Charities [includes Ann Cater, William Cater, Sir William Long and William Denis] See also Saunderson Trust (Herbert Percy Saunderson of Kempston) in reference E/PS3/3 Kensworth – Brugis Charity Lidlington – Thomas Johnson’s Charity Lower Stondon John Rand’s Educational Foundation, also at Holwell, Hertfordshire [See also document at rear of reference E/PS3/2] Old Church of England School [at Upper Stondon] Also see Shillington for Old Church of England School Foundation Luton The Educational Fund John Richard’s Charity Martha Barber’s Fund Cliff N Burgess Trust [Clifford Mills Burgess?] Leighton Buzzard Matthew Wilkes and Edward Wilkes Rev Joshua Pulford Charity Page’s Educational Foundation Charles Leigh Little Barford – Rev Robert Bamford (includes Children’s Dental Club) Marston Moretaine [See also document at rear of reference E/PS3/2] Educational Foundation The Charity Estates (comprising land at Wootton, Calcutt [Caulcot?] and Upper Shelton) Rev Maurice Farrell Caulcot [Caulcott?] Charity The Apprenticing Charity The Widows’ Land Charity Maulden Nicholas Cobbitt Thomas Shepherd [See also document at rear of reference E/PS3/2] Meppershall - Also see Ampthill Elizabeth Emery and Sarah Emery Milton Bryan – Inglis School Endowment founded by Sir Robert Harry Inglis and Dame Mary Inglis Northill – Elizabeth Hutchinson’s Charity Oakley Educational Foundation The Charity Estate Pertenhall The Poors Estate Jonathan Tebb Podington – Dr James Johnson Potton – Consolidated Education Foundation Pulloxhill see Barton-in-the-Clay Ravensden – The Town and Poor Estate Renhold – The William Becher’s Charity (William Beecher) Ridgmont Town Lands Charity Educational Fund Typed extracts from Schemes – Scholarships, etc containing following charities: Rand’s Educational Foundation (Holwell) [See also Lower Stondon] Marston Moretaine Maulden – Thomas Sheppard Campton – Feoffment Estate Countess of Bridgewater [See also Billington, Studham and Totternhoe] Thurleigh – George Franklyn [See also Bolnhurst] Biggleswade – John Cotton
- Exent3 files
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordFowler,
Goff,
Edwards, George Nigel,
Raynsford, Thomas Alexander,
Raynsford, Hanbury,
Clerke, Francis,
Whitehead, Thomas,
Cater, Ann,
Cater, William,
Long, William,
Denis, William,
Brugis,
Johnson, Thomas,
Rand, John,
Richard, John,
Barber, Martha,
Burgess, Clifford Mills,
Wilkes, Matthew,
Wilkes, Edward,
Pulford, Joshua,
Page,
Leigh, Charles,
Bamford, Robert,
Farrell, Maurice,
Cobbitt, Nicholas,
Shepherd, Thomas,
Emery, Elizabeth,
Emery, Sarah,
Inglis, Robert Harry,
Inglis, Mary,
Hutchinson, Elizabeth,
Tebb, John,
Johnson, James,
Becher, William,
Beecher, William,
Sheppard, Thomas,
Bridgewater, Countess of,
Franklyn, George,
Cotton, John - KeywordsBIGGLESWADE, CAMPTON, Caulcott, HARROLD, HAYNES, HENLOW, HIGHAM GOBION, Hitchin, HOLWELL, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, HOUGHTON REGIS, HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, KEMPSTON, KENSWORTH, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, LIDLINGTON, Little Barford, Lower Stondon, LUTON, MARSTON MORETAINE, MAULDEN, MEPPERSHALL, MILTON BRYAN, NORTHILL, OAKLEY, PERTENHALL, PODINGTON, POTTON, RAVENSDEN, RENHOLD, RIDGMONT, THURLEIGH, Upper Shelton, Upper Stondon, WOOTTON, Board of Education, Local Education Authority, EDUCATION, local charities
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