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The charity provides a loaf of bread each Saturday to 24 residents of Geddington Village who are of pensionable age. This was instigated by Sir Robert Dallington in 1636 and continues to be paid for from rent of land he gave for this purpose. In addition the rent provides a ·20.0
The charity provides a loaf of bread each Saturday to 24 residents of Geddington Village who are of pensionable age. This was instigated by Sir Robert Dallington in 1636 and continues to be paid for from rent of land he gave for this purpose. In addition the rent provides a ·20.00 gift at Easter and Christmas to the 24 beneficiaries.
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