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00060 - PARISH OF ST PETER AND ST PAUL, COLESHILL - 1538-2001

1 - Incumbent

2 - Churchwardens

4 - Parochial Church Council

5 - Auxiliary Organisations

6 - Constables

7 - Overseers of the Poor

1 - Valuations & rates

2 - Accounts and financial records

1 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside - 1750-1756

2 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside - 1756-1765

3 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse, and outside entitled "Parish Book for the Overseers of the Poor..." - 1765-1771

4 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "Workhouse Day-Book" - 1771-1774

5 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "Workhouse Book" - 1774-1780

6 - Five sheets of accounts two dated 1781, one dated 1786 and the others probably for 1786, all perhaps once part of the volume now missing for the years 1781-1786. Found with a miscellaneous bundle of papers, now split up - 1781-1786

7 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "Workhouse Book 1786" - 1786-1791

8 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside - 1791-1798

9 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "Expences of the Poor in the House and out April 14th 1798" - 1798-1804

10 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "The Expences of the Parish of Coleshill for Poor etc April 9th 1804" - 1804-1811

11 - Accounts for the poor in the workhouse and outside, entitled "The Expences of the Parish of Coleshill for Poor etc. July 29th 1811". Includes lists of those in the workhouse every year from 1811-1816 - 1811-c.1832

12 - Account book of weekly pay to the poor entitled "List of Weekly Pay March 27th 1820" At front: Draft letter to the Poor Law Board requesting that Coleshill keep its own workhouse and not join Meriden Union. - 1820-1836

13 - Account book for the poor in the workhouse (until 1836) and outside; includes lists of those in the workhouse and their ages - 1829-1839

14 - Account book for the poor in the workhouse and outside, 1801-1802 (more detailed than those in DRB0100/82). - 1801-1829

15 - Account book entitled "Spining Book", containing accounts at the Spinning School, and also some accounts for provisions - 1802-1804

16 - "Memorandum (sic) Book 1797 Mills", containing miscellaneous accounts for the poor, including those for or from other parishes for paupers living away from their place of settlement, for spinning and money lent - 1797-1800

17 - "Coleshill Parish Occasional Relief April 2nd 1827", 1827-1833. - 1827-1833

18 - Select vestry: orders for poor relief in money and clothing etc., with details of relief given between meetings. - 1810-1816

19 - Select vestry: orders for poor relief in money and clothing etc., with details of relief given between meetings. - 1816-1836

20 - Vestry order book for setting the poor rate and totals of amounts received and disbursed, 1781-1832 - 1774-1832

21 - Vestry order and minute book for setting the poor rate, with totals of amounts until 1837 - 1832-1894

22 - Doctor's receipt 1805; order for payment of maintenance for a Coleshill family residing in Birmingham, 1806. Legal bills and receipts of the overseers of the poor, 1838, 1845 - 1805-1845

23 - Meriden Union : quarterly statements of accounts for all parishes in the union. Originally found with bundle now split up. - 1837

24 - Payments of collector of taxes for Coleshill to the receiver general as shown by receipts (listed), 1799-1802. - 1799-1802

25 - Tax receipts, two bundles one pinned, the other bundle is tied together with string, 1797-1802. 1 loose receipt, 1806 - 1797-1806

26 - Warrants for summons on non-payment of taxes and for distraint of goods failing payment - 1802-1828

27 - Agreements with the parish mole-catcher for terms of years, his annual salary being paid by the overseers of the poor, 1752, 1783(2) and 1804 - 1752-1804

28 - Order of the Charity Commissioners requiring the overseers to be present at a meeting where they will be examined as to the parish charities, etc. - 1827

3 - Settlement Papers

4 - Apprenticeship

5 - Bastardy

6 - Military and Navy

7 - Lunacy

8 - Census returns

8 - Highway Surveyors

10 - Charities

11 - Schools

12 - Statutory Deposits

14 - Printed Material

15 - Miscellaneous

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