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18th May 2012 |
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Notes on the constituent charities
Scheme dated 26 April 1973
The 1973 Charity Commission scheme allowed the following grant giving charities to be “pooled.” They were not merged, although this was how they were treated in practice.
Groups A and B
Group A recipients had to live within 10 miles of City Centre
Group B had no such restriction.
See below, for details of these charities.
| Notes on the constituent charities. | |||
| Scheme dated 26 April 1973 | |||
| The 1973 Charity Commission scheme allowed the following grant giving charities to be “pooled.” They were not merged, although this was how they were treated in practice. | |||
| Groups A and B | |||
| Group A recipients had to live within 10 miles of City Centre Group B had no such restriction. See below, for details of these charities. |
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| Value of the fund as at 2003 figures | |||
| John Colston Barrow |
|
A
|
1927 |
| William Barrow |
|
A
|
1916 |
| Mary Beck, augmented by Elizabeth Ash |
|
B
|
1799 |
| Thomas Bonville for Poor Housekeepers |
|
A
|
1817 |
| Thomas Bonville for Poor Residents |
£27,343
|
A
|
1822 |
| Humphrey Brown for the Poor of Iron Acton |
|
B
|
1629 |
| Humphrey Brown for the Poor of Westbury-on-Trym |
|
B
|
1629 |
| Mrs. Catherine Mary Castle’s Trust |
£63,754
|
B
|
1909 |
| Alice Cole for Poor Householders |
|
A
|
1866 |
| Alice Cole for the Poor of St. James |
|
A
|
1866 |
| Margaret Edgar |
|
A
|
1893 |
| Sir Abraham Elton |
|
A
|
1727 |
| Francis Fuller |
|
A
|
1705 |
| Edith Louisa Garlick |
|
A
|
1959 |
| Samuel Gist |
£54,130
|
A
|
1808 |
| Dame Sarah Haberfield |
|
A
|
1875 |
| William Emmett Habgood |
£28,776
|
A
|
1941 |
| George Harrington |
|
A
|
1638 |
| Thomas Holbin |
|
A
|
1619 |
| Alderman Joseph Jackson |
|
A
|
1658 |
| Edmund Lane |
|
A
|
1871 |
| Miss Elizabeth Ludlow |
|
A
|
1805 |
| Miss Hannah Ludlow |
£41,185
|
A
|
1898 |
| Miss Ellen Marriott |
£34,349
|
A
|
1910 |
| Miss Hannah Marriott |
£35,122
|
A
|
1898 |
| Mary Ann Peloquin for Poor Freemen |
£37,153
|
A
|
1768 |
| Mary Ann Peloquin for Poor Lying-In Women |
|
A
|
1768 |
| Mary Ann Peloquin for the Poor of St Stephens |
|
A
|
1768 |
| Edward Phillips Trust |
£74,338
|
A
|
1885 |
| The Augustus Phillips Foundation |
£24,374
|
A
|
1927 |
| The Sailors’ College Pension Charity |
|
A
|
1937 |
| Mrs Ann Thurston |
|
A
|
1756 |
| Dr. Thomas White for Marriage Portion |
|
A
|
1622 |
| Alderman John Whitson’s for Poor Women in Childbed |
|
A
|
1632 |
| Whitson’s Lying-In Charity |
|
A
|
1632 |
| Whitson’s Charity for Poor Householders |
|
A
|
1632 |
| Whitson’s Charity for Poor Widows |
|
A
|
1632 |
| Henry Herbert Wills Annuity Trust |
£102,305
|
B
|
1922 |
| L.E & J. Yeadon |
£148,057
|
A
|
1963 |
| Scheme dated 23 April 2001 | |||
| The charities listed above, were merged with the following charities to form the Bristol Charities’ Relief in Need Fund. | |||
| The Bristol Migration Charity | |||
| Bristol Shipping Staff Charity | |||
| Thomas Girling Memorial Fund | |||
| The Grove House Trust |
£20,012
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| Guardian House Charity | £33,107 | ||
| Alderman Robert Kitchen | |||
| Leir Fund | |||
| Merchant Tailors’ Charity | |||
| Oldland Rest Home Fund | |||
| Red Lodge Reformatory Fund | |||
| Richard Reynolds | |||
| Richard Reynolds II | £672,546 | ||
| Sarah Ridley Pension Charity | |||
| Sion Hospital (Bristol) Charity | |||
| Shirehampton Temperance Charity | |||
| Webb’s Home Trust | £22,698 | ||
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