|
||
» Information» Local Postings
3,194 page views over twelve months, updated daily.
|
Croxton Kerrial CharitiesThe Edward Hallam CharityEdward Hallam, born locally, died in 1683 leaving £100 to the citizens of Croxton Kerrial. This money was invested in land at Muston in the Vale of Belvoir. Of the income from this land, 1/6 goes to "ye children catechised", i.e. to the school, and for Bibles presented to children moving on to secondary education when they leave the school. These Bibles are presented during a special Ascension Day service each year. ![]() The William Chester CharityWilliam Chester died in 1703, leaving land in Barkeston le Vale for the benefit of the poor in the parishes of Barkestone, Knipton, Croxton Kerrial, Buckminster, Burton-on-the-Wolds and Harby, all in the county of Leicestershire. The income from this land was to provide, yearly, bibles for two poor children in each parish. The remainder is divided annually between the six parishes. In Croxton, by custom, the distribution is to all widows in the parish plus any cases of special need at the discretion of the trustees. This is distributed annually in December. ![]() Other CharitiesThe above two charities are the only ones which remain active within the parish. Others which became defunct, or were deemed by the Charity Commissioner to be too small to administer, include the Goode, Smith and Parnham charities. ![]() Ann Parnham's Gravestone ![]() Rachael Ashbourn Inscription ![]() Smith memorial ![]() Weston Inscription ![]() Rimmington Inscription Trustees of Croxton Kerrial CharitiesChurchwardens of Croxton Kerrial parish church are ex-officio trustees. The Parish Council of Croxton Kerrial and Branston appoints two trustees whose term of office ends, or is renewed, at the time of each local election. The above trustees co-opt a trustee to the William Chester Charity. ContactMrs Helen Smith is secretary to the Croxton Kerrial Charities Trustees. Last Updated Mon, 12 Jul, 2010. |
» Search» Croxton Kerrial Pages |