Envelope with the following written in ink on the front: "Fees etc Badsey. Memoranda, re "Fees" in the parish of Badsey and the parish of Wickhamford, they were received by me from William Barnard, Parish Clerk, Charles G Gepp, Vicar. An old list of fees due to the Lord of the Manor, Badsey (to whom the churchyard belonged) will be found in the Badsey Burial Register (1813)." The following has then been written in pencil: "Clerk's Stipend, how made up." The notes are undated but are assumed to have been written in 1887, the year in which Gepp took office. The envelope contains 6 copies of an information sheet folded together about the reopening of Badsey Church on 15th October 1885 and Badsey Church restoration balance sheet. Mentions preachers, Bishop of Worcester and the Venerable Archdeacon of Worcester; Mr T Graham Jackson, architect; Mr Thomas Collins, builder, of Tewkesbury; the Reverend T H Hunt, Vicar; Messrs A H Savory and J Sladden, churchwardens; Mrs Hunt, who gifted oak stalls in the chancel; Hoby monument; concerts given by Misses Poulton at Malvern.