PARISH OF ALFRISTON

By an order in council of 11 Aug 1922, the benefices of Alfriston and Lullington were united and the parish became known as Alriston with Lullington.

Summary of contents:

INCUMBENT

PAR230/1/1 Early registers; 1538-1812

PAR230/1/2 Baptism registers; 1813-1949

PAR230/1/3 Marriage registers; 1913-1996

PAR230/1/4 Banns registers; 1828-1916

PAR230/1/5 Burial registers; 1813-1916

PAR230/2 Records relating to registers; 1504-1865

PAR230/3 Service records; 1889-1994

PAR230/4 Buildings and property; 1896-2004

PAR230/6 Income of the benefice; 1874-1971

PAR230/7 Other records; 1837-1977

CHURCHWARDENS

PAR230/9 Accounts; 1888-1941

PAR230/11 Other records; 1915

VESTRY

PAR230/12 Minutes; 1849-1879

PAR230/13 Other records; 1900 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL

PAR230/14 Minutes; 1920-1990

PAR230/15 Accounts; 1931-1972

PAR230/16 Other records; 1933-1990

STATUTORY DEPOSITS

PAR230/21 Tithe records; 1933

CHARITY

PAR230/24 The Tye recreation ground; Henry Smith's; Alice Amelia Baker's; Charles Austen Leigh's; Millicent Atkinson's; Mable Pennington's; 1979-1985

SCHOOLS

PAR230/25 Alfriston National School; 1844-1971

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR

PAR230/37 Other records; 1821

SPECIAL COMMITTEES AND CHURCH GROUPS

PAR230 Bellringers; Mothers' Union; 1898-1953

<p>For vestry minutes, 1623-1825, see AMS 5567/1; for parish magazines, 1947-1975, see PAR347/50-78</p>

Deposited by the incumbent and PCC, 26 May 1967 (ACC 827), 28 December 1967 (ACC 870), 5 July 1978 (ACC 2271), 5 August 1994 (ACC 6396), 16 May 2003 (ACC 8793) and 17 March 2005 (ACC 9174)