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YALDING PARISH RECORDS


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Reference p408
Covering dates 1538-1969
Held by Kent History and Library Centre
Extent 154 files



Folder icon  VESTRY AND P.C.C  p408/8  [n.d.]

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Administrative history:
Yalding Vestry was extremely active and had several committees. The largest of these was the Workhouse Committee or Committee for the Relief of the Poor which itself was known as the Vestry. This dealt with casual relief, later with the administration of the poor house, and in 1795 for the administration of the workhouse built in that year on School House Green for £250.

No further details   Vestry and account book New workhouse built 1795-1796; "In good condition in 1926"  p408/8/1  1741-1799
No further details   Vestry and account book; "In fair order. Wants a new back in 1926"  p408/8/2  1799-1806
No further details   Vestry and account book; "In good order in 1926"  p408/8/3  1806-1813
No further details   Vestry and account book; "In good order. See Bow Bridge 1814. Parish fined £500 for not repairing highway at Darman"  p408/8/4  1814-1819
No further details   Vestry and account book; "In good order in 1926"  p408/8/5  1819-1825
No further details   Vestry and account book; "In very good order. Bound in parchment. The book cost £1, and cheap at that"  p408/8/6  1823-1830
No further details   Vestry and account book; "Alteration in the Course of the River proposed 1830"  p408/8/7  1830-1832
Expand   [no title]  p408/8/8  1832-1860
Expand   [no title]  p408/8/9  1860-1880
Expand   [no title]  p408/8/10  1967-1969
Expand   [no title]  p408/8/11  1881-1911
Expand   [no title]  p408/8/12  1857-1885


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