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THS/REC/004/002
Transcript of Charles Longuet Higgins' Memorandum on the Restoration of Turvey Church

A transcript of Charles Longuet Higgins’ memorandum on the restoration of All Saints Church Original document here
THS/REC/004/004
Turvey Church - Cost of Restoration

A handwritten note of the cost of restoration of All Saints Church
THS/REC/002/001
Memories of Turvey

Memories of Turvey between 1900 and 1980 by Dorothy Stewart Humphry whose mother, Annie Warren, was born in the village. Dorothy describes visiting relatives living in May Road during the school holidays, and playing in the river as children.
THS/REC/002/002
The Hermit of Turvey Bridge

An article about John Combes, the hermit of Turvey bridge who lived on or near the bridge between 1405 and 1407. Also some notes about the flood of 1823 and the subsequent removal of the causeway.
THS/REC/004/003
Notes re Turvey Church Before the Restoration

Handwritten and typescript copies of some notes on All Saints Church as it was before the restoration of 1852 – 1854. Dean Burgon’s 1841 drawing referred to can be found here
THS/REC/002/006/001
Mr Mordaunt's Warrant

A copy of the warrant making John Mordaunt Baron Mordaunt of Reigate in Surrey and Viscount Mordaunt of Avalon in Somerset. Original dated 8 July 1659 in the British Museum Copy dated 22 April 1905.
THS/REC/002/006/004
Rubbing from the Halsall Token

A rubbing from the Halsall Token. Issued by Lt.-Col. (Coldstream Guards) Charles Lewis Mordaunt, J.P., President of the Royal Infirmary of Liverpool. To commemorate the turning of the first sod, at Halsall, of the Leeds to Liverpool Canal, 5 Nov 1770, Sod turned by Col. C. L. Mordaunt, who was Lord of the Manor of Halsall. A family ...
THS/REC/002/005
Turvey Almanack 1916

A poster issued by Turvey Parish Church Contains a picture of the Church, religious texts, a calendar of festivals and daily bible readings, details of church services and general information about the village clubs and organisations. Rector – Francis W Fulford.
THS/REC/002/013
The Mordaunts
Handwritten notes (on an old examination paper) about the history of the Mordaunts.
THS/REC/002/011
Charles, the 3rd Earl of Peterborough
Handwritten pages copied from John Bridges’ ‘A History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire’ published in 1791 about Charles the third Earl of Peterborough.
THS/REC/002/010
John, The 1st Earl of Peterborough

A handwritten page copied from John Bridges’ ‘The History and Antiquities of Northamptonshire’ published in 1791, about John the first Earl of Peterborough.
THS/REC/002
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