Minute Book

An account where official proceedings are recorded.

A minute book refers to a book kept by the clerk of a court for recording a summary of all the judicial orders in a proceeding. The records are identified by case numbers.

It also refers to a record of official actions taken at a meeting of a board of directors or of the stockholders of a corporation.

MINUTE BOOK. A book kept by the clerk or prothonotary of a court, in which minutes of its proceedings are entered. It has been decided that minutes are no part of the record. 1 Ohio R. 268.

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In Pontyclun and Talygarn, it was recommended that the church ground be used as gardens (Pontyclun and Talygarn Parish, vestry minute book, P205CW/33).

How space was found for residents to grow their own during the war; Andrew Booth, relief records assistant for Glamorgan Archives looks at the role allotments played during World War One

The minute books of the corporation should be updated to contain minutes of all director and shareholder meetings.

A little corporate housekeeping can help avoid a big mess

47) Glenbow Archives, CES Fonds, M-2160-1a, Minute Book of the Calgary Industrial Exhibition Co.

Stampede Park: origins of a gathering place

ASE Minute Book, 18 June 1880, 19 August 1890, 16 March 1900.

Class, skill and control in a Southern City: the case of the Dunedin Branch of the ASE c. 1880-1920

LOVE LETTER: The letter in the temperance society minute book which was written in code

Revealed: hw txt msgs wr in use 100s of yrs ago; Temperance society's record reveals a gem

South Dublin Board of Guardians Minute Book, Dublin, National Archives of Ireland, BG 79 A 15, 27 Sept.

Wild workhouse girls and the liberal imperial state in mid-nineteenth century Ireland

This process is somewhat described in the Buck Mountain Church (Albemarle County, VA), Minute Book, 1773-1811.

Like a wildfire: the growth of Virginia Baptists between 1765 and 1774

Bailey's editorial skills are commendable, but he is generous in acknowledging the preliminary efforts made with respect to the minute book manuscript by his deceased predecessor, Richard Allnutt.

The Bailiffs' Minute Book of Dunwich: 1404-1430

AS an extra special bonus, an original 150-year-old minute book, which was originally thrown out in the rubbish in the 1940s, was also on public show for the very first time at last weekend's Heritage Day.

Historic minutes factfile

Every page of every minute book from 1887 to 1964 is free to view and every page of the first 20 volumes has now been transcribed, making it possible to do keyword searches (e.

Men at work from a land Down Under; And the tour that the minute men forgot..

There is some information on Roberts in PSFS's first minute book.

Research note: searching for working-class Philadelphia in the records of the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society

The attraction, at Tunnel End, Marsden, also displayed the original Huddersfield Canal Company minute book, shown for the first time and visitors also enjoyed a classic car rally by members of the Manchester Standard Triumph group and canal art from Pat Osborne.