FOR THE UNITED PARISHES OF
STAPLEFORD TAWNY & THEYDON MOUNT
To be paid to the Rector of the Parishes aforesaid
AND APPROVED OF BY THE BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE
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MARCH 1831
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£ s d
£ s d
Marriage By License
10 : 6
Parish Clerk 5
By Banns
5
2 : 6
Funeral
5
2 : 6
From Town
1 : 1
10
Non – Parishioners
10
5
If buried in the Vault
5 : 5
1 : 1
Head and Foot-Stone
2 : 2
And on each removal of Ground
2 : 2
Brick Grave
2 : 2
Rail
2 : 2
Churching
1
Registering Baptism
1
Copying Register
1
Sexton tolling Bell for Funeral and digging the grave
1
If beyond the usual Depth
1 per foot
RICHARD SMYTH, Rector
PARISH of STAPLEFORD TAWNEY with THEYDON MOUNT
Saturday 10th September
7.00 for 7.30pm
ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH, THEYDON MOUNT
THE PEOPLE OF HILL HALL THROUGH THE AGES
An illustrated talk by Anne Padfield
Hill Hall in Theydon Mount is a remarkable historic building, rescued from dereliction by English Heritage. Its Renaissance architecture and wallpaintings are now well-known, but this talk mainly explores the lives of the people – famous and infamous, colourful and eccentric – who have lived or visited there over the centuries.
St Michael’s Church (near CM16 7PP) contains monuments relating to many of the former occupiers of Hill Hall.
Drinks and canapés will be served from 7.00pm
Tickets £10 – includes free glass of wine and eats
For tickets and further information please contact Anne
All proceeds to church repairs