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Stourbridge

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prattinton/01/34/06
Title
Stourbridge
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Scope and content
E A B Barnard in his ‘The Prattinton Collections of Worcestershire History’ (1931) (digitised copy available at https://collections.sal.org.uk/pra.12.01) has divided the Stourbridge section into two parts.

The contents of part 1 include:
[Spetchley, church notes and inscriptions, (n.d.), 1-20] Will of Dr. William Hallifax (1721) and pedigree, 22-3; extracts from the account books (1696-1720) of Thomas Milward, 29, 56-63, 75-95, 122-141; chapel of Stourbridge, 30; church notes and inscriptions (1838, etc.), 32-3, 35-9; William and John Scott, 51; Rev. James Scott, 51, 53-5; assessment of Halfshire Hundred (1761), 64; abstracts of documents, 64; abstracts of Old Swinford registers, 65-73; Appointment of master to Old Swinford school (1812), 96-101; Old Swinford survey (c. 1699), 62-116; subscribers to Stourbridge races (1822), 119-20; church (1836), 121.
NB This section has been incorrectly bound, and 20 additional pages of Spetchley notes have been included therein.

The contents of part 2 include:
List of schoolmasters, 9; new chapel, 10; list of vicars, 11; extracts from church registers, 13-14; parsonage and church, 13; case as to appointment of curate of Stourbridge chapel (1771), 15-16; copy of faculty (1681) for vestry and aisle at church, 17-18; case (c. 1824) of inhabitants and freeholders against Bill relating to church, 19-22; copy of conveyance (1783) of Stourbridge chapel, 23-5; abstracts of old deeds, 29; Stourbridge bankers (1821), 38.
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