Caundle Marsh
Caundle
Marsh Film MIC/R/1428 Dorset Record Office
Poor Rate 1805
| Edwd. Berkley Portman Esq | 5s 7 ½ d |
| Sir Richard Colt Hore | 1s 8d |
| Earl of Digby | 1s 11d |
| Revd. Jno. Messiter | 2s 8d |
| ?Law (? Lawrence ) Edwd. St. Lo Esq. | 4s 2 ½ d |
| Mr Lawns | 2s 8d |
| Mr James Gollop | 2s 1 ½ d |
| Mr William Gollop | 2s 1 ¼ d |
| Mr Ownes for Bussells | 7 ½ d |
| Miss Clarke | 1s 6d |
| Mr Galpine | 1s 10d |
| Mr Bradford | 1s 9d |
| Mr Bradford (Ridouts) | 5 ¼ d |
| Henry Daubney Esq. | 1s 0d |
| Mrs Jeffry for Red Gates | 1 ¼ d |
| Mr Richd. Gollop Battens | 4d |
| Sir Rich. Colt Hore for Holt | 2d |
| Miss Daubney for Horns/Hans Mead | 3d |
| Signed M. Jones Wm. Toogood |
|
Church
rate for 1815
|
Edward
B. PORTMAN Esq |
5s
7 ½ d |
|
Evan
OWENS |
2s
5 ½ d |
|
Earl
of DIGBY Aishcombe |
2s
8d |
|
Trustees
of Sherborne Almshouse |
1s
11d |
|
Edwd.
SAINT LOE Esq |
4s
5 ½ d |
|
Late
James GOLLOP’s |
2s
1 ¼ d |
|
William
GOLLOP |
2s
1 ¼ d |
|
Mr
GALPINE |
1s
6d |
|
Mr
GALPINE |
1s
10d |
|
Revd.
Mr BRADFORD |
2s
2 ¾ d |
|
Henry
DAUBNEY Esq |
9d |
|
Henry
DAUBNEY Esq |
3d |
|
Mr
Jeffery REDGATES |
1 ¼ d |
|
Henry
DAUBNEY Esq |
4d |
| Edward B. Portman Esq. | 5s 7 ½ d |
| Evan Owens | 2s 5 ½ d |
| Earl of Digby Aishcombe | 2s 8d |
| Trustees of Sherborne Almshouse | 1s 11d |
| Edw. Saint Lo Esq. | 4s 2 ½ d |
| Late James Gollop | 2s 1 ¼ d |
| Benjamin Thorne | 2s 0 ¼ d |
| Mr Galpine | 1s 6d |
| Mr Galpine | 1s 10d |
| Revd. Mr Bradford | 2s 2 ¾ d |
| Revd. S. Fitzherbert | 9d |
| Revd. S. Fitzherbert | 3d |
| Mrs Jeffery (for) Redgates | 1 ¼ d |
| Revd. S. Fitzherbert | 4d |
Account
of John JEFFERY and George POPE churchwardens of Caundle Marsh and Keepers of
the Goods and Chattles belonging to the said Church from Easter 1815 to Easter
1816.
|
Bread
and Wine for the Easter Communion |
3s
8d |
|
Washing
Surplice and Cloth |
2s |
|
Bead
and Wine for Communion on Whitsunday |
3s
8d |
|
Washing
Surplice |
1s
6d |
|
Cleaning
the Churchyard |
1s
6d |
|
Account
Book |
12s |
|
A
new Surplice and for making the same |
£3.1.4 |
|
Revd.
Mr TUCKER |
10s
6d |
|
Isaac
BAKER |
?1s
8d |
|
Expenses
at Visitation |
5s |
|
?Apparitor’s
Bill |
£1.16.3 |
|
Sidesman’s
Expenses |
2s
6d |
|
For
keeping Account for two years |
2s |
|
Bread
and Wine for Communion at Michaelmas |
3s
7 ½ d |
|
Washing
Surplice |
1s
6d |
|
For
a ?Matt for the Desk |
2s
6d |
|
Bread
and Wine for the Communion at Xmas |
3s
7d |
|
Washing
Surplice |
1s
6d |
|
Copy
of Register |
10s |
|
Transcriting
this Account |
5s |
|
Signed:
? Rector (unreadable) Robert BROAKE Wm. NOTLEY |
|
Two
Inventories
An
immitory of James WINTER’s Goods taken by the Overseers and Churchwarden of
the Parish of Caundle Marsh in the County of Dorset the 28 Day of December 1806
A
Cottage House Leasehold
A
Small Orchard and ?Hovell House Land
Two
Orchards Leasehold
|
1
Horse |
1
Clock |
1
Bedstead and Bed |
|
A
Box with Legs |
A
Settle with a Cover |
Blanket |
|
A
?Chest |
1
Pair of ?Fishpots |
1
Tub |
|
1
Pair of ?Shillard |
1
Dresser |
1
?Trikin |
|
1
Gun |
6
Puter (?pewter) Dishes |
1
Cross ax and Shovell |
|
1
Pair of Tongues |
1
Back Crook |
?Rug |
|
2
Quarter Barrels |
1
Hogshead |
Cyder
Mill and Press |
|
1
Boilling Pot |
1
Oak Table |
3
Potts of Beer |
|
1
Hand Saw |
1
?Gridhirn |
1
Sadle and Bridle |
|
1
Grinding Stone |
|
|
An
Imnatorey of James WHITE’s Goods taken by the Overseers and Churchwarden of
Caundle Marsh in the County of Dorset the 14th day of July 1810
|
A
Clock and Case |
2
Iron Pots |
5
putter Plates |
|
1
Settle |
1
Table |
2
Spards (?spades) |
|
3
Chirs |
1
Dresser |
an
hatchet |
|
1
Butter Dish |
1
pair Stilards |
2
Boxes |
|
Cross
ax |
Pickax |
2
Syths with Tackel |
|
2
Shovels |
hoe |
a
little Chair |
|
2
Beds |
an
hack (?axe) |
3
knives an forks |
|
2
Syths without Tackel |
2
Joint Stools |
2
Back Crooks |
|
1
Grinding Stone and all belonging |
1
pail |
|
|
Firer
pan an tongs |
1
?-riel Iorn (?iron) |
2
?firmes |
|
1
tea kittle |
1
Slice |
1
Boxan heater |
|
1
Salt Box |
1
Brass Skimer |
|
Solomon Brake Strong |
5s 7 ½ d |
James Williams |
1s 8d |
James Williams for Busels |
7 ½ d |
James Williams for ?Loor Holt |
2d |
James Williams for Alms Hous Land |
1s 11d |
Hennery Loane |
4s 2 ½ d |
?Ann Toogood |
3s 4d |
Thomas Collins |
2s 8d |
William Notly |
2s 8d |
Sampson Trobridge |
2s 2 ¾ d |
Sampson Trobridge for Clothe Close |
2d |
John Sperrin |
2s 1 ¼ d |
John Paul |
1s 9 ¾ d |
John Paul |
11d |
John Paul |
8d |
John Paul for Wood Pleckes |
?1d |
Thomas Spicer for Redgeat |
1 ¼ d |
William Roberts House and Garden |
½ d |
Signed Soloman B. Strong |
|
11 th Day of April 1887
A Vestry Meeting of which due notice had been given was held this day Mr Jas. Parsons was elected Rector’s Churchwarden, and Mr Hy. White was elected Parish Churchwarden. The Churchwardens’ accounts were produced and passed. Bills total £4.16.6 leaving a balance in hand of 3s 6d. It was resolved that the undermentioned form themselves into a committee, with the view of providing means for giving a Dinner to the men, and a Tea to the women and children of Caundle Marsh to keep the Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
S. Wilks Gibson (Rector)
Jas. Parsons
Henry White
Jacob Gartell
On Wednesday 22 nd June Queen Victoria’s Jubilee was kept in the parish, a Dinner was given to the parishioners and also a Tea in the Rectory Barn, a Band was in attendance and various Sports were indulged in. The expences were covered by subscription as follows –
J.W. Digby Esq. £3.0.0
Revd. S.W. Gibson £1.0.0
Mr Jas. Parsons £1.0.0
B. Thorne Esq. £1.0.0
Mr Henry White 15.0
Mr George Hall 10.0
Mr John ?Bealing 2.6
Mr A. Trowbridge 5.0
Mrs Auber 10.0
Mr George ?Ripps 5.0
Mr Jacob Gartell 10.0
Mrs E. Knight 1.0
D. ?Sirrell Esq. 5.0
Mr Chas. Parsons 10.0
Mr George Trowbridge 5.0
The old Stove being worn out, a new Stove was placed in the Church 18 th September 1887 , cost was £5.3.0, which was covered by proceeds of a Concert 13 th April 1887 ; £3.2.3, and subscriptions £2.0.9
Signed S.W. Gibson (Rector)
On Tuesday 22 nd June the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria was kept in this Parish, there was a Short Thanks giving Service in the Church at 2pm when a procession was formed and Marsh Court was reached at 2.30 – through the kindness of J.H. Wilkes Esq. The grounds of Marsh Court were placed at the disposal of the Committee and there was a Dinner provided in the open air, also a Tea for all the parishioners, a band was in attendance and various sports, racing etc. were indulged in concluding with a display of Fireworks. The expences of the whole were covered by subscribers as under
J.H. Wilkes Esq * £3.3.0
J.H. Digby Esq.,
M.P. £3.3.0
Revd. S.W. Gibson * £1.1.0
B. Thorne Esq. £1.0.0
Mrs Auber 10.0
Mr H. White * 10.0
Mr T. Hall * 10.0
Mr J. Bealing 10.0
Mr A.G. Trowbridge * 10.0
Mr John Parsons 10.0
Mrs Harvey 5.0
Mr H. Crocker * 5.0
Mr J. Gartell 10.0
Mr Harvey * 3.0
Mrs G. Trowbridge 1.0
Mr Chas. Crocker 3.0
Names marked * formed the Committee