Holcombe, Emmanuel Church, Holcombe Chapel
1697-1980
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Records of Constables including Accounts, 1776-1840; Justices' Orders, 1808-1837; High Constable's Order, 1827. Overseers of the Poor including High Constables' Orders, 1821-1835; Poor Rate Assessments, 1801-1834; Uncollected Poor Rates, 1809-1833; Overseers' Accounts, 1754-1838; Ledgers, 1821-1830; Workhouse Accounts, 1817-1844; Workhouse Bills, 1802-1844; Legal Costs in Disputed Removal Cases, 1813-1833; Survey of Poor Families, 1817; Applications for Poor Relief, 1822-1842; Printed Accounts of Relief, 1826-1830; Settlement Certificates, 1697-1762; Settlement Examinations, 1743-1810; Removal Orders, 1699-1833; Confirmation of Removal Orders, 1699-1749; Bastardy Orders, 1802-1837; Apprenticeship Indentures, 1709-1815
Records of Charities including apprenticeship indentures 1697-1818. Records of Schools at Tottington and Holcombe including minutes, correspondence and accounts. Parish registers of baptisms 1813-1946, marriages 1837-1974 and burials 1813-1902. Banns books 1837-1872, 1945-1977; Register of services 1849-1901, 1915-1968; Records of the Records of Churchwardens and the Records of the Parochial Church Council.
Marriage register of St. Winifreds Church, Summerseat 1944-1967
Related Material:Manchester Archives Department also has papers re appointments of curates, 1725-1810 (GB127.M39and Archdeacon John Rushton's Visitation papers (MS f 942.72 R121 vol. 17). The latter include Visitation Returns, 2 October 1846, notes on church and clergy, ground plan, 1841 (46 x 32 cms.), answers to queries from the Bounty Office, 1773 and 1788, a note on bequest of £500 by Alice Sandiford of Bolton (nee Lomax) for rebuilding of the church, 1846.
Place:/Holcombe Emmanuel/Lancashire/England
Repository:
Manchester Archives and Local Studies
Title:
Holcombe, Emmanuel Church, Holcombe Chapel
Date of work:
1697-1980
Reference number:
GB127.L21
Level of description:
Fonds
Includes:
Custodial history:
Holcombe chapel was an ancient chapelry in the parish of Bury serving the township of Tottington Lower End. The old chapel was demolished in 1851 and a new church consecrated on 8 April 1853.
Emmanuel church, Holcombe, was assigned as its district, by Order in Council, 17 November 1863 (London Gazette, 20 November 1863), the township of Tottington Lower End excluding that already assigned (13 December 1843) to St. Anne's, Tottington, and (23 May 1844) to St. Paul's, Ramsbottom.
Part of the parish was transferred to St. Mary's, Hawkshaw, by Order in Council, 9 May 1892 (London Gazette, 13 May).
The boundaries with All Saints, Elton, were amended by Pastoral Order 8 November 1976 (London Gazette, 25 November), and those with St. Andrew's, Ramsbottom, were amended by Pastoral Order, 29 April 1983 (London Gazette, 12 May).
Source:
Records relating to the church , the schools and the charities were deposited in the Library as Diocesan Record Office in November 1980 by Rev. R. M. F. Haigh, with a few additions in August 1984. The constables', surveyors' and overseers' papers relating to Tottington Lower End , most of the papers relating to Rev. Thomas Bridge's charity and other papers were deposited in 1959 by Rev. J. D. Driver.
Access restrictions:
Unrestricted
Use restrictions:
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Language:
English
Record number:
7181739
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