15 October 1805: Thomas Parkinson, clerk, D.D.. Vicar-General of the Bishop of Chester, to the Reverend Isaac Bell, curate, and Thomas Whittle, James Gleave, John Downes and Peter Jackson, churchwardens of the parish of Alderley: sequestration of the rectory and parish of Alderley, void by the resignation of the Reverend Ralph Carr, clerk, the last incumbent. Witness: William Nicholls [signs], Diocesan Registrar.
1805-1806: The accounts of Peter Jackson churchwarden for Warford:
To postage of a letter informing of the Reverend Ralph Carrs resignation and sequestration 4½d
Edward Wynne for painting £1 8s 1¾d
John Thornton for ditto £5 4s 0½d
Treat to Mr J. Lucas about the organ 8¼d
Thomas Massey as per bill for work done in the churchyard 1s 10½d
Paid Mr Philip Henshall clerks salary for 1 year 13s
Thomas Antrobus bill for glazing and painting £2 17s 5¾d
John Dumvile saddlers bill 3s 3d
John Twiss organist’s salary from 1 January 1805 to Easter Sunday [6 April] 1806
Miss Ann Norbury’s bill for washing and mending surplices 4s 8¼d
Philip Lowe’s bill for new coat for sexton, bread, candles, &c. 9s 2½d
James Mottram blowing bellows same time as the organist 13s 6d
John Holburt for clerking to Easter Tuesday [8 April 1806]
John Henshall for smith work as per bill 8s 6d
Edward Wainwright for carpenter work 16s 3d
Thomas Owen for whitewashing and plaistering £1 14s 4¼d
Nathaniel Dumvile for repairing and cleaning clock 5s 10½d
John Swindells cleaning church, opening church doors and care of clock 17s 6d
Mr Lean’s bill for whiteing glue &c 5s 3d
J. T. Stanley esquire bill for timber, lime &c. 10s 3¾d
George Germain for a pair of shoes for sexton 2s 9d
Thomas Owen and his men liquour when working at church 2s 11d
Samuel Jepson for ditto 1¾d
Edward Wainwrights allowance when working in the church 2s 9¼d
John Holburts allowance when clerking 1s 5½d
John Antrobus and his men when working at church 1s 9¼d
Thomas Massey and John Swindels when working in church yard 4d
William Hambleton for coals and making fire for painters 6¾d
Mr Johnson for wine on 4 sacrament days 16s 9d
Mr Whittle’s bill for hair 3s 9d
Ditto for drawing 1 load of slate 2s 6d
Mrs Broadhurst for gravelling churchyard 2s
Robert Foden for repairing house 4½d
Mr Bailey for parchment 9d
William Dale’s bill 2s 4½d
Samuel Jepson’s bill 1s 7d
Wardens, singers and parishioners treat when the Reverend Edward Stanley came to Alderley 7s 0¼d
A treat to Knutsford ringers by Mr Jackson 6s
Mr Downes leading sand &c ½ day 1s
£30 7s 5d; received by a lay, £32 2s 5d: £1 15s
25 August 1922: baptism at Morpeth: Joyce Whittle;
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1 April 1931: The report on the last meeting of the season of the Nottinghamshire Amateur and Professional Golfers’ Alliance held over the Chilwell Manor course gives the names of the members respective teams:- Bulwell Forest: J. B. Fulford, E. Holmes, F. M. Bellaby, W. Hayes, H. Leatherland, C. F. Whittle, C. Morris, A. H. Hare
c1990: Sally Bradshaw, 15 Nottingham Road; Susie & Peter Whittle; Susie & Peter Whittle