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00203 - PARISH OF ST CHAD, BISHOPS TACHBROOK - 1538-1984
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1 - Incumbent
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2 - Churchwardens
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3 - Vestry
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4 - Parochial Church Council
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5 - Auxiliary Organisations
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6 - Constables
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7 - Overseers of the Poor
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8 - Highway Surveyors
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10 - Charities
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11 - Schools
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14 - Printed Material
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15 - Miscellaneous
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1 - Papers Presented by the Revd. R.E.H. Duke relating to Bishop's Tachbrook
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1 - Lease by William Savage the elder of Tachbrook, gent., to William Savage the younger of Tachbrook, of certain cottages in Bishop's Tachbrook for 99 years at barleycorn rent, with proviso on dorse of payment by son of £20 within fourteen days - 1716 [1717]
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2 - Accounts of rents due to Sir Walter Bagot, knt., at Tachbrook - 1719
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3 - Appointment of William Newsham of Warwick as receiver of rents of estates of William, Lord Brooke, deceased - 1727
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4 - Petition to House of Commons for leave to introduce a bill for the inclosure of common fields of Leamington Priors - 1728 [1729]
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5 - Authority to James Wright and Thomas Mason to procure an act for the inclosure of Leamington Priors - 1728 [1729]
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6 - Bill (draft) presented by Robert Fisher, Lord of Casik, for inclosure of common fields of Leamington Priors - 1728
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7 - Accounts of expenses, including those of Sir Walter Wagstaffe Bagot, Bart., connected with passing of act of inclosure of common fields of Bishop's Tachbrook; legal account, 1652 1652, 1730-1732 - 1652-1732
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8 - Printed act for inclosure of common fields of Bishop's Tachbrook - 1730-1731
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9 - Survey of `Tachbrook House Field as it is set out by New Inclosure', 1731 - 1731-1733
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10 - "1738 Nortons Account of the Farms not mine in Tachbrooke", possibly in the hand of Charles Savage, 1739 or later - mid eighteenth century
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11 - Calculation of exchange of lands in Bishop's Tachbrook between the Earl of Warwick and Sir William Bagot, Bart. - 1776
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12 - Receipts of fee farm rent paid by Lord Bagot from lands, including those at Bishop's Itchington to the Bishop of Lichfield - 1791-1797
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13 - Particulars of farm rented by Thomas Rainbow, owned by Lord Bagot and plan - late 18th century
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14 - Grant of arms to Walter Landor of Rugeley - 1687
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15 - Genealogical table, showing Wagstaffe, Bagot and other families - late 18th, early 19th century
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16 - Fragment of printed notice of general fast after War - early 19th century
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17 - Receipt by George Bryers of Rowington, yeoman, from William Savage of Tachbrook, gent., of £100, part of marriage portion of his daughter, Anne Savage - 1636
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18 - Receipt by John Crewe of Uckington, Ches., from Sir Combe Wagstaffe of Tachbrook Mallory, knt., of £1500, part of marriage portion for Mary, ? Wagstaffe's sister, who had married Crewe's son - 1666 [1667]
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19 - Copy of will of Sir Combe Wagstaffe of Tachbrook Mallory, knt., including bequest of annual rent charge to vicar of Tachbrook issuing from Venners Farm, 1671/2; copy of decree concerning said rentcharge, 1721; receipt for rent charge, 1741/2 - 1671-1742
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20 - Receipt by John and Mary Crewe of Uckington, Ches., of their share of legacy left by Sir Combe Wagstaffe, knt. - 1674
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21 - Receipt `for work done att Mr. Savages house att the Cross', (Warwick), William Marshall receiving £1. 8s. 8d for ironwork - 1705
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22 - Release of all actions, claims, etc., by Hannah Lees to William Savage, gent. - 1706
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23 - Release of debt of £20 of John Jeacocks of Holborne, Middlesex, by his brother Thomas Jeacocks of Lighthorne, Warwickshire, yeoman - 1707
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24 - Draft of mortgage of property in Tachbrook to secure £477 between William Savage of Tachbrook, gent., and Charles Savage of London, merchant tailor - 1712
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25 - Account of receipts and payments of Edward Willes, sen., with Mr. Charles Savage. Willis was probably Savage's steward - 1712
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26 - Settlement on the marriage of Elizabeth, daughter of William Savage the elder of Tachbrook, gent., to George Commander of Tachbrook, yeoman - 1712
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27 - Bond on the apprenticeship of Charles Savage, son of William Savage the elder of Tachbrook, gent., to Charles Savage of London, merchant tailor, to secure the payment of £50 to the latter - 1715