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Particulars relating to charities
"The Charity Commissioners by letter dated 5 Oct
1903, say under the circumstances and conditions of the several
charities named hereafter, the Rector and Churchwardens of the Parish of
St John, may properly be considered as the administering Trustees of
these charities."
- "Richard Treville by will dated 4 November 1647
gave 12 pence weekly for ever, to be bestowed in bread and divided
amongst the Poor People of the Parish of St John, every Sunday after
Morning Prayer in the Church." (see this page)
- "The Reverend Beel, by will dated 19 September
1757, gave 6 pence weekly for ever to bestowed in bread and divided by
the Minister amongst the Poor People of the Parish of St John, every
Sunday, in the morning, after Divine Service" (see this page)
- "William Hewett, by will proved on the 27 August
1836, gave £2077-16-9. two and three quarters per cent consolidated
stock, to provide pensions for poor people of good character, who shall
have resided in one of the Parishes of Stoke Damerel, St John, or Maker,
for not less than three years, next preceeding their appointment, and
shall not during that period have received Poor Law relief."
"The "Charitable Trusts Acts" require that the Trustees or persons
administering every charity shall, on or before 25 March in every year
prepare and transmit an account of all money received and expended with
particulars thereof, together with details of such Receipts and Expenses."
Albert F Dallen Churchwarden
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Augs Walsh Rector |
| 3 September 1906 |
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