Knowledge base

Parish Records Collection

1. Parish Registers
2. National Burial Index
3. City of London Burials
4. Other Burials
   • Fields Explained
   • Suffolk "Early" Burial Index
   • Elmton, Derbyshire burials
   • Burials of non-residents in north and east Cheshire
   • Halifax St John’s burial registers
   • Sussex Burials
   • Bradford Parish Church Burials
   • Lincolnshire cemetery registers
   • Lincolnshire Workhouse Deaths
   • Elland St. Mary’s Burial Registers (1714-1843)
   • Dorset Burial Index
   • Bradford Burial Index
   • Pontefract District Burials
   • Burials for Oldham & district, Lancashire
   • Liverpool burials
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Death Index
   • Northumberland and Durham Burials
   • Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire
   • Huntingdonshire Burials
   • Selby Cemetery, Yorkshire
   • Cambridgeshire Burials
   • Billingshurst, Sussex, Burial and Probate
   • Montgomeryshire Burials
   • Dunchurch Burials
   • Rugby Burials
   • Burials of Frant, Sussex
   • Glamorgan Burial Index
   • Cornwall burials
   • Brayton, St Wilfred burials
   • Wrightington burials
   • Memorial inscriptions
   • Cemetery Burials and Memorial Inscriptions for Victoria (1835-1997)
   • Victoria funeral notices (1981-1997)
   • Wakefield burials
5. Marriages
   • Glamorgan Marriage Index pre-1837
   • Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds
   • Elmton, Derbyshire Marriages
   • Tunbridge Wells area Marriages
   • Derbyshire Marriages
   • Halifax St John Marriages
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Marriage Index
   • Suffolk Marriage Index
   • Elland St Mary"s Marriage Registers
   • Suffolk Marriage Index (1813-37)
   • West Middlesex Marriage Index
   • Lincolnshire Marriage Licence Bonds and Allegations
   • Liverpool Marriages
   • Pontefract District Marriages
   • Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
   • Somerset Marriages (post-1754)
   • Marriages Prestwich, Lancashire
   • Cleveland Marriages
   • Dorset Marriages
   • Cambridgeshire Marriages
   • Cambridgeshire Banns
   • Tunbridge Wells Congregational Marriages
   • Northumberland and Durham Marriages
   • Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire
   • Billingshurst Marriages
   • Montgomeryshire Marriages
   • Dunchurch Marriages
   • Rugby Marriages
   • Pontypool Marriage Announcements
   • Marriages of Frant, Sussex
   • Overseas marriages
   • Cornwall marriages
   • Wrightington marriages
   • Wrightington banns
   • Wakefield marriages
6. Baptisms
   • Suffolk Baptism Index
   • Elmton, Derbyshire Baptisms
   • Tunbridge Wells Baptisms
   • Halifax St. John’s Baptism registers
   • Elland St. Mary’s Baptism Registers
   • North Yorkshire Non-conformist Baptisms
   • Wiltshire Baptisms
   • Mid-Norfolk Baptisms
   • Durham Baptisms
   • North Yorkshire Baptisms
   • Dorset Baptism Index
   • Pontefract District Baptisms
   • Northumberland and Durham Baptisms
   • Cambridgeshire Baptisms
   • Liverpool Baptisms
   • Tunbridge Wells Congregational Baptisms
   • Huddersfield and District Baptisms
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Birth Index
   • Billingshurst, Sussex, Baptisms
   • Montgomeryshire Baptisms
   • Dunchurch Baptisms
   • Rugby Baptisms
   • Lincolnshire Parish Bastardy Cases
   • Baptisms of Frant, Sussex
   • London Dockland Baptisms
   • Cornwall baptisms
   • Wrightington baptisms
   • Wakefield baptisms

Parish registers

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Parish registers – an introduction

Parish records are by far the most important source for family historians before 1837. Else Churchill of the Society of Genealogists explains how to get the best from them...

After working through the civil records of birth, marriage and death and looking at the Victorian censuses, the next step is to use church records. By this we mean the parish registers of the established church recording baptisms, marriages and burials.

These records survive for most parishes and form the basis of family research back (if you are lucky) to the 16th century in England and Wales and to the 17th century in Scotland.

Most of the original copies of registers for nearly 12,000 parishes in the United Kingdom have been deposited in record offices. Since its foundation in 1911 the Society of Genealogists has been collecting copies or transcripts of these records and there are many indexes or finding aids that can be used to help find the information you want within them.

It’s useful to have some idea of the historical context that affects how registers were used. It would be nice to say that all parish registers date back to 1538 when they were introduced in England and Wales, but in fact only about 800 survive from then.

A further enactment decreed that the registers, originally written on loose sheets of paper should be copied up into parchment books but many vicars only recorded the registers from the beginning of the reign of Elizabeth I in 1559. From 1598 copies of the registers were to be sent each year to the Bishop. These copies, usually known as bishops’ transcripts (BTs) or sometimes register bills were stored in the Bishop’s registry. 

Civil wars can of course be disastrous for the keeping of records and there are often gaps in the registers in the period leading up to and shortly after the Civil War and the Interregnum (especially from about 1645-1660).

Information in earlier registers can differ with some recording baptisms, marriages and burials together on the page, some keeping them separate. Some can be more informative than others, depending almost at whim on what the vicar chose to note down. In 1753 Hardwick"s Marriage Act for the "preventing of Clandestine Marriages" sought to prevent abuses of the marriage system and to regularise the recording of legal marriages.

It introduced the keeping of a separate marriage registers and ensured that marriages occurred only in an authorised Anglican church or chapel, after the calling of banns or the issuing of a licence permitting marriage. Banns were to be recorded either in the register or a separate book, so separate marriage registers begin on 25 March 1754.

As Quakers and Jews were found to be very particular in recording marriages, they were exempt from the act but Catholics and Protestant nonconformists were no longer permitted to marry in their own churches or chapels. Rose"s Act of 1812 “for the better regulating and preserving of parish and other registers of births, baptisms, marriages and burials” established that separate registers should be provided to record baptisms and burials and prescribed the minimum information that should be recorded for the event.

As a consequence, all registers will start again from 1813, usually on pre-printed and numbered forms so as to avoid the possibility of fraudulent alterations. At certain times stamp duties and taxes were levied on entries in registers that undoubtedly caused people to avoid the costs of these important ceremonies. This means that you might not find an entry you are seeking especially during the period 1694-1706 or 1784-94. So, how do you start?

Identify the parish

Generally researchers turn to parish registers to look for a baptism, marriage or burial in a particular place having gained a clue to the parish concerned from other sources such as the census. The first thing to establish is whether or not that place was a parish in its own right or was in fact a township or hamlet in another parish.

As the population of the country increased rapidly at the beginning of the 19th century, many new ecclesiastical parishes were created from older ancient parishes. A good contemporary gazetteer should help. The Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers (Cecil Humphery-Smith, Phillimore, 2003) includes maps and lists all of the ancient parishes within English and Welsh counties together with similar information for Scotland.

It will give brief notes on the coverage of the registers and says where the original records are held. The Society of Genealogists produces a series of more informative guides to registers known as the National Index of Parish Registers, arranged county by county. All record offices produce guides to the registers they hold and nearly all have useful websites that include this information.

Printed registers

Before you dive straight into trying to decipher the handwriting in old registers, it is worth checking whether anyone has transcribed the registers.

It is usually easier to read a transcript than an early original, especially when the baptisms, marriages and burials may be recorded together, or baptisms were at the front of the register and burials recorded upside down at the back.

A list of all the Society’s copies can be found on its website and small booklets listing the various county sources in the library can be purchased.

Usually parish registers have been microfilmed or microfiched to preserve the originals and it is rare today to handle the old documents.

Whether you are looking at microform copies or printed transcripts it is important to keep careful notes of what years you have searched and note all relevant entries.

It might be difficult to remember much later whether you confined your search to one individual or whether you abstracted all entries of a given surname for a certain period. Make notes of what you searched for.

Marriages

As marriage records were often important documents for the couple it is suggested that when a marriage is recorded the information is usually quite accurate. That doesn"t mean that all couples married according the rules of the church or at the appropriate time or place.

As we have seen above, Hardwick"s Act was introduced to tighten up abuses that had been happening. It is always worth checking how the marriage took place, as extra information might be useful.

The banns book might record where either party were living if not of that parish. You will often see the abbreviation "otp" meaning of this parish noted in registers.

If the marriage was by licence, the allegation (a sworn statement by the couple alleging there be no impediment to the marriage) might give indication of age or parents if one of the parties was a minor (under 21).

Remember that until 1929 boys could marry at the age of 14 and girls at 12, provided permission was received from the parents.

Parents are seldom recorded in marriage registers but after 1754 witnesses must be noted and they may be family members and hence useful clues. Usually the marital status and place of residence of the bride and groom will only be noted after 1812. 

Burials

Always remember to kill off your ancestor!

You haven"t proved a relationship until you are sure that your candidate didn"t die in childhood thus making it impossible for him to father children later on. In earlier registers often only the name of the person buried is entered which can make it difficult to identify a specific individual.

In very early registers the only indication that it is a child who was buried rather than an adult might be a reference to ‘chrisom’ child, an infant who has died shortly after baptism.

It"s only after 1812 that all registers noted the name, age and abode, so making the registers much more useful to genealogists. In 1801 it was noted that, while very good, burial registers could be deficient because of the following causes:

• Many Nonconformist congregations built their own burial grounds after the Toleration Act of 1689, as did Jews and Catholics in London
• Some persons interred their dead without ceremony, perhaps to avoid fees or taxes
• Children who died before they were christened may not have been buried
• Ministers may have been negligent.

Baptisms

Remember the baptism entry is not the same as the birthday and the first term should not be used when you mean the latter.

Usually the baptism occurs quite soon after the birth: a matter of days or weeks depending on the period involved and custom of the area.

If a child is sickly it may be baptised privately at home, possibly by the midwife who was licensed to christen the child if needed. After its recovery the infant might be received into the church and this may be what is noted in the registers.

Occasionally families avoided the church, perhaps from conviction or a wish to avoid paying money but there might come a time that the church catches up with them, perhaps when the eldest daughter comes to marry.

That can be an instance when you might find indication of adult baptisms or a group of children being baptised together at a much later age than usual.

Although Nonconformists had to marry according to the rights of the established church from 1754, they certainly did not have to get their children baptised and you might well have to look much further a field.

Parish records - indexes and aids

Don"t panic if you are faced with a large register with many entries to plough through or don"t have any idea when someone might have been baptised or married.

One of the delights of family history is that so many people have collaborated to make records easier to use, and this is largely by creating name indexes to a large number of registers.

The biggest database of entries from registers is of course the International Genealogical Index or IGI.

Remember - as good historians you must check the entry in the original record whenever you find a useful entry in the index. The index is probably abbreviated in some way and will probably not include all that can be found in the register. You might miss vital clues if you only use the indexes, but using them will of course save you valuable time.

Boyd"s marriage index (England) 1538 - c1837 at Society of Genealogists and online. This is an index to English marriages taken from parish marriage registers, marriage licences and Bishop´s Transcripts.

The Pallot marriage index for London and some other counties 1780 -1837, to be found at the Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies or online.

County Marriage indexes are listed in Marriage and Census Indexes for Family Historians, Jeremy Gibson and Elizabeth Hamson, Federation of Family History Societies, 2000

The National Burial Index is a finding aid to baptisms and marriages containing information from parish, non-conformist and cemetery burial registers. The entries come from different types of sources, for example, parish registers, bishop\"s transcripts, earlier transcripts or printed registers.

Scottish Old Parochial Registers indexes for births (or baptisms), marriages (or banns), deaths and burials from 1553 - 1854. 

Clandestine marriages

Marriages that took place clandestinely or irregularly, flouting church rules, are more difficult to track down.

Some parishes such as St James Dukes Place and Holy Trinity Minories in London or Dale Abbey in Derbyshire were notorious as irregular marrying places, either because the vicar behaved incorrectly, permitting marriages without banns or licence for example, or the area was exempt from ecclesiastical law.

The area around the Fleet Prison was infamous for disreputable parsons, often prisoners themselves, performing marriages of sorts. Some of these priests kept rough memoranda or notes on the ceremonies they performed and some 350,000 couples are recorded into the Fleet Registers now held in series RG7 (on film at the Family Record Centre).

Between 1653 and 1660 an attempt was made by Parliament to allow magistrates to perform marriages as a local 'register' or registrar. These marriages may only be recorded in the parish register much later after the restoration of the monarchy when this unpopular measure was withdrawn.  

Parish registers – vicars’ notes.

The notes occasionally made by vicars can be quite illuminating

Here's a page from St Weonards Baptismal Registers for 1826, demonstrating how illegitimate children are typically noted. Sometimes the vicar makes comments about the morality of families.
In the case of the entry for Elizabeth daughter of Susan Smith, evidence of such abuse would be shocking to our modern eyes but this is one of the rare occasions when we can guess what the village gossips would be talking about.
This entry was happened across accidentally as I was looking for one of my ancestors born in the same parish. [Entry reads: ‘Elizabeth daughter of Susan Smith, illegitimate. The father supposed to be either her own brother or (more probably) the wanton preacher who was lodging in the family!!! A wolf in sheep's clothing!!!!’]

Dates in registers

Julian and Gregorian calendars

Note that the church's year hasn't always started in January. In 1752 the use of the old style calendar known as the Julian Calendar was abandoned in favour of the new style Gregorian Calendar.
Under the old style dating system the year began on 25 March and continued through to the 24 March following.
However much of the rest of Europe had changed to the new style and often the dates noted in registers between 31 December and 24 March would be recorded in what was known as double dating using both the old and new style, for example 16 January 1746/7 or perhaps 16 January 1746 "OS" (old style) and 1747 ‘NS’ (new style).
If you see a date in an index, for example in the IGI, between 1 January and 24 March and before 1752 you must make sure that the double dating problem has been taken into account. If you can't find the entry in the original entry in the year you are expecting, look a year either side.

Data and dates at the Society of Genealogists

The Society of Genealogists has been collecting copies and transcripts of records. Here’s a guide to what you’ll find

1538 Loose papers
1558 Books copied up from Elizabeth I
1598 Bishops Transcripts
1645 - 1660 Civil War/ Commonwealth gap
1694-1706 Tax on registration
1753 Hardwick's Marriage Act (separate registers from 1754)
1812 Rose’s Act (dedicated christening and burial registers)

Locating registers

Most older registers have been deposited in a record office

English parish registers are held in local County or Metropolitan Record Offices 
Welsh registers are at the National Library of Wales or Welsh County Record Offices
Scottish registers before 1855 are held at General Register Office for Scotland.

Frank opinions

This is the first page of the baptism registers for Spilsby in Lincolnshire in 1813. The new printed forms gave a space for the vicar to record the occupation of the father and mother.

In this case the Reverend Trollope is more than frank in his opinions on Liddy Day and Mary Wynne writing that her occupation was "Whore".

Presumably he caught up with Liddy and insisted it was about time she get both her children baptised. Because the date of this register is so removed from our generation the entries are both interesting and amusing (though of course it would not have been so funny at the time!)

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2. National Burial Index

Putting parish burial registers online

The project of creating the National Burial Index began in 1994 and was first published in 2001 and contained 5.4 million records. The burial records, derived from parish registers, bishops' transcripts, earlier transcripts or printed registers by local family history society volunteers have continued to grow, so much so that a second edition, containing 13 million records, was published in 2004.

Pre-1837 records

The majority of the records cover the period from 1813 - 1850 but the index does extend significantly in both directions from these dates. 

Find parish burial records

The National Burial Index (NBI) for England and Wales assists family historians in finding burial records and, in doing so, complements the International Genealogical Index (IGI) which is mainly a finding aid to baptisms and marriages. The NBI is becoming a national archive, giving worldwide access to sources held by those local repositories and family history societies and groups participating in the project.
Read more about the Federation of Family History Societies’ National Burial Index project here
See a list of contributing Family History Societies:

Burial registers, memorial transcriptions and grave images

The first phase of the project is to put the NBI online at findmypast. This will then be supplemented with full burial register transcriptions, memorial inscriptions and even images of the graves where these are available from member societies.

Church of England, Catholic and Non-Conformist burial records

There are traditionally three types of Christian in England:

Church of England

The majority of burials recorded in the National Burial Index are for members of The Church of England, the Established Church in the UK.

The Church of England, or Anglican Church, grew out of the Protestant Reformation and as such does not recognise Papal Authority.

The highest authority in the Church of England is the British Monarch, to whom an oath of allegiance is sworn by all Anglican clergy.

A Church of England parish usually consists of one church and a single community of worshippers, although sizes can vary depending upon the density of a local population. As can be seen from the City of London Burial Indexes, the ‘Square Mile’ of London alone was home to 98 churches at one time.

Some larger parishes had outlying chapels attached to a mother church, in order to allow more remote or affluent parishioners the ability to worship away from the community. These chapels would not have registered births, marriages or deaths however; this responsibility would have remained with the mother church.

Each parish kept its own burial register, a copy of which was then in turn sent to the headquarters of the relevant Diocese. A Diocese refers to all of the parishes which fall under the jurisdiction of any one diocesan Bishop.

This copy, The Bishops’ Transcript, was not always complete or forthcoming, and in many cases may be less full than the parish register. Illegitimate children and comments on parishioners were usually excluded from the Bishops’ Transcript. The originals remained with their respective parishes until recently; many have now been deposited with County Record Offices.

Roman Catholic

Organised along a similar line to the Anglican Church, with regard to hierarchy, a Catholic parish church refers to one building, serving one spiritual community. Unlike the Protestant Church, however, the highest authority for British Catholics is the Pope, and not the British Monarch.

The Catholic Church in Britain was the subject of persecution following Henry VIII’s move to separate worship from Rome. In the three hundred years following this, Catholicism in Britain was suppressed and outlawed, to the point of near-extinction.

Following the Napoleonic War, Britain’s relationship with Catholic countries, and the faith itself, improved. Prior to this, under the terms of the Test and Corporation Acts, Catholics and Non-Conformists were subject to religious testing in order to serve in public office – anyone professing beliefs other than that of the Established Church was banned from office. The 1829 Catholic Emancipation Act restored Catholics to full public life.

As a result of the prolonged repression of Catholicism, many areas would not have a Roman Catholic Church. In rural areas, Catholicism was mainly the preserve of the landed gentry, who tended to have their own private chapels.

Non-Conformist

Non-Conformists are Protestant Christians who worship outside of the Established Church of England, due to differing views on hierarchy and religious freedom.

These were the Dissenters – break-away sects who thought that the Church of England was not observant or devout enough and/or only catered for the propertied classes.

Non-Conformist groups included:

• Baptists
• Congregationalists
• Methodists
• Presbyterians
• Puritans
• Quakers (Society of Friends)
• Unitarians

Quakers and Jews were allowed to keep their own birth, marriage and death registers, due in part to the differences in their ceremonies to that of the Established Church, and also their aptitude for keeping records. None of the other denominations of Non-Conformists were exempted, for this reason many of them married in Church of England ceremonies following the 1754 Hardwicke Act.

These Christians felt that the Reformation and subsequent establishment of the Church of England didn’t go far enough, and were hostile towards the involvement of the monarchy in the Church. Oliver Cromwell’s rule was based on puritanical, dissenting values.

They worshipped in (usually plain-looking) chapels or, in the case, of Quakers, in Meeting Houses.

In many localities, for a long time the Anglican churchyard was the only available place of burial, so Non-Conformists tended to be buried there and to appear in the parish burial registers even though they were not members of the Church of England.

Non-denominational and Atheist burials

A non-denominational burial ground is one that’s available for the deceased of any religious community, or atheists.  

Atheists were also buried in Church of England burial grounds, usually in the main consecrated area despite their wish not to, or in the specially laid-aside non-consecrated area.

This was often where those who had committed suicide, ladies of ill repute and murderers found their final resting place.

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3. City of London Burials

Introduction by John Hanson

Searching for burials in London is never easy and the problem is worse in the City of London itself, where there were 98 churches within the so-called "Square Mile", or historic core of the city. Add to this the fact that the General Register Office (GRO) death indexes from their start in 1837 to 1865 do not display the age at death and the problem is exacerbated.

Parish registers include the age at death from at least 1813, but this is no help if you have no idea where within the area a person was buried. However, burials in the City ceased in 1853 and in fact in many of its parishes had slowed down well before then, with fresh interments moving to the new burial grounds outside the city.

The original City of London Burial Index was created by Cliff Webb and produced by the West Surrey Family History Society in 1991 and re-issued in 1997. This index has now been added to findmypast.com and contains details from 75 of the 98 churches within the City of London (the so-called “square mile”).

Having realised the shortfall, Monnica Stevens calculated that, as there were 38,000 entries in Cliff Webb’s original index, there should be only about 10,000 in the remainder, and decided to transcribe the burial registers of the outstanding 23 churches. After a couple of parishes, however, Monnica discovered that the missing churches were mainly the large ones and, in all, these produced nearly 80,000 burials.

Burial records for one church in the City are excluded from the index. This is St Peter ad Vincula, the chapel in the Tower of London, records for which are still in the Tower. Despite repeated requests for access to index the register, to date permission has not been granted.

It was then decided to expand the index, including burial grounds (such as Bunhill Fields and Spa Fields) and the ring of parishes on the fringe of the city, including those south of the River Thames. Burial grounds such as Spa Fields catered mostly but by no means exclusively for Non-Conformist rather than Anglican burials.

Below you will find a detailed alphabetical list of the churches and burial grounds, including the range of dates for each.

Having completed that project, we are now going back in time and indexing the period from 1754 to 1812.

The database now contains 349,373 entries. Each entry of Monnica Stevens’s is a complete abstract of the record – please note that there is no additional information in the original register.

In this sense, then, the database is not so much an index, or finding aid, but a full transcription.

However, the original City of London Burial Index created by Cliff Webb is more of an index, and is not a full transcription: in most cases, the month and address fields have not been transcribed.

Each record on Find My Past is attributed to one or the other source, so you will be able to determine whether there may be additional details in the original burial register.

All entries within the burial registers in question have been transcribed, with the exception of those which were for the unidentified and unidentifiable (for example, "a drowned man"). Entries which were forename-only, or surname-only, are included.

For further information on London burials, we recommend the 2005 7th edition of Greater London Cemeteries and Crematoria by Patricia Wolfston and revised by Cliff Webb, published by The Society of Genealogists.

The list below will give you more information about each church – the dates for which we have burial records, the number of burials in the database, the location and any other interesting snippets. The churches that have been recently added as part of the Cliff Webb Index can be found by scrolling to the bottom.

Churches and burial grounds featured in the City of London Burials database

All Hallows, Barking
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1861
Number of records: 1,620
All Hallows, otherwise known as All-Hallows by the Tower, is located on Byward Street, EC3. Samuel Pepys watched The Great Fire of London from the Tower of All Hallows 'and there saw the saddest sight of desolation that I ever saw. Everywhere great flames.'The Church is still open for worship, concerts and exhibitions – to find out more, visit http://www.allhallowsbythetower.org.uk/index.htm

Austin Friars Dutch Church
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 57
This Dutch Church, located in Austin Friars EC2, traces its origins to Edward VI allowing Dutch Protestant refugees to make use of the nave of a church belonging to the Austin Friars (Augustine Monks). The Church was destroyed in 1940 by German bombs in the Blitz, then rebuilt 10 years later. An engraving from 1815 can be seen at http://www.londonancestor.com/views/dutch-church.htm.
For more information, see http://www.dutchchurch.org.uk/indexeng.htm

Bridewell Precinct
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1844
Number of records: 385
This precinct, or area surrounding a place of worship, contained the Bridewell Chapel and Bridewell Royal Hospital. Bridewell Chapel was united with St Bride, Fleet Street in 1864.

Bunhill Fields
Burial records coverage: 1788 – 1853
Number of records: 47,622
Bunhill Fields is located on City Road, Islington. It was primarily, although not exclusively, a cemetery for Nonconformists: Christians who did not belong to the Church of England. The Nonconformists buried at Bunhill Fields include amongst their number John Bunyan, Daniel Defoe and William Blake; the last of whom is contained in our searchable records. The Poet Robert Southey called Bunhill Fields 'the Campo Santo of the Dissenters,' (Campo Santo being an Italian or Spanish term for cemetery, literally meaning 'Holy Field'). More information can be found at http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/living_environment/open_spaces/bunhill.htm

Fetter Lane, Independent
Burial records coverage: 1786 - 1801
Number of records covered: 19
The Fetter Lane Independent Chapel was founded in 1660 and was rebuilt in 1732.  John Wesley preached in this new chapel in 1737. Thomas Goodwin, one-time chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, was a pastor at the Church. John Spurgeon, the father of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, known as ‘The Prince of Preachers’ was another of its pastors. 

Fetter Lane, Moravian
Burial records coverage: 1742 - 1837
Number of records covered: 801
The Fetter Lane Moravian Church was born out of the Society of the same name, linked inextricably to John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, in its early days. The Church was destroyed in the Second World War but is now reopened in Chelsea. Visit the Church’s website.

Golden Lane
Burial records coverage: 1833 – 1853
Number of records: 17,856
The site of Golden Lane, in the Borough of Islington, has been subject to a number of developments since it stopped accepting burials in 1853. It is presently being converted into an educational and sports facility

Hamburg German Lutheran at Holy Trinity The Less
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1847
Number of records: 35
The first Lutheran Church in Britain was named Trinity Lutheran Church – built on the site of Holy Trinity the Less, an Anglican Church destroyed in The Great Fire of London. It became known as Hamburg Lutheran Church due to the Hamburg merchants' involvement in funding the construction. The Church was taken back by the City in 1873 and used in the building of Mansion House Station.

Independent Chapel, Southwark
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1837
Number of records covered: 4603
The burial ground at Deadman’s Place in Southwark was initially used for the mass interment of a huge number of plague victims. It eventually became the graveyard for the Independent Chapel which adjoined the grounds, and was used for the burial of ministers, serving in some ways as a South London version of Bunhill Fields. The site is now in the yard of a brewery.

Mercers' Hall
Burial records coverage: 1814 – 1833
Number of records: 7
Located on Ironmonger Lane, EC2 Mercers' Hall is home to the Mercers' Company, which administers charitable trusts and grants. Two public sermons are still preached in the Chapel of Mercers' Hall, one at Advent and one at Lent. For information on organised tours of the Hall, visit http://www.mercers.co.uk

Spa Fields Burial Ground
Burial records coverage: 1810 – 1849
Number of records: 60,636
Located on Northampton Road, EC1, opposite the London Metropolitan Archives, Spa Fields is now a public garden. In December 1816 Spa Fields witnessed a riot involving a group of revolutionary Spenceans (followers of Thomas Spence) who hoped to seize control of the government.

St Andrew, Holborn
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1856
Number of records: 24,972
Located on Holborn Circus, EC4, St Andrew's is still open for services and concerts. Sir Christopher Wren rebuilt the Church after The Great Fire of London; it had survived but was in a dilapidated state. The tower of St Andrew's is referred to in Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. For more information, visit
http://www.standrewholborn.org.uk/

St Andrew's by the Wardrobe
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1850
Number of records: 839
St Andrew's by the Wardrobe stands at Queen Victoria Street, EC4. The 'Wardrobe' of the name refers to the Church's proximity to the Royal Wardrobe, relocated from the Tower of London by Edward III, until both the Church and Wardrobe were destroyed in the Great Fire. The rebuilt Church contains a memorial to its most famous parishioner, William Shakespeare, who worked and lived nearby during his time at the Blackfriars Theatre. For more information, see http://www.hiddenlondon.com/st_andward.htm

St Ann, Blackfriars
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 2,595
St Ann's, located in EC2, was destroyed in the Great Fire in 1666 and never rebuilt – the parish was united with nearby St Andrew by the Wardrobe. The burial ground did survive, however.

St Bartholomew the Great
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 1,904
St Bartholomew the Great, or Great St Bart's, is still open for services and concerts. Situated in West Smithfield, EC1 it was founded by a courtier of Henry I and in recent years has been used as a location in films such as Shakespeare in Love, Four Weddings and a Funeral and The End of the Affair. For more information, visit http://www.greatstbarts.com/default.htm

St Botolph, Aldgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 7,203
St Botolph's still stands on Aldgate High Street, EC3. It is open for services and is said to house the oldest organ in the UK, which has recently been restored. For more information, visit
http://www.stbotolphs.org.uk/index.php

St Botolph, Aldersgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 5,219
St Botolph's stands on Aldersgate Street, EC1 and is now a mid-week Church, holding meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. It is located at the north east end of Postman's Park. The Park was the idea of G.F. Watts, a Victorian Artist, who wanted to create a memorial to working class people who had died helping others. Some of the commemorative Doulton tiles from the Park can be viewed here and include 'John Clinton aged 10 who was drowned near London Bridge in trying to save a companion younger than himself'. For more information, see http://www.stbotolphsaldersgate.org.uk/index.htm

St Botolph, Bishopsgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1855
Number of records: 8,633
St Botolph's is still functioning in Bishopsgate, EC2 and open to the public during the week. John Keats was baptised at the church in 1795.

St Bride, Fleet St
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1854
Number of records: 5,504
St Bride's off Fleet St, EC4 is one of the most ancient churches in England and is named for the sixth century Irish Saint, Bridget. It was rebuilt by Wren after the great fire and has a long-standing association with the press and printing industry. It is also claimed that the steeple of St Bride's is the inspiration for modern multi-tiered wedding cakes. For more information, visit http://www.stbrides.com/index.htm

St Clement Dane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1890
Number of records: 13,201
St Clement Danes stands on the Strand, WC2. The Church was rebuilt by Wren after the Great Fire and in 1958 restored once more with funds raised by the Royal Air Force. It is now the Central Church of the RAF. Both St Clement Danes and St Clement Eastcheap claim to have inspired the nursery rhyme '"Oranges and lemons", say the bells of St. Clement's.' or more information, visit http://www.st-clement-danes.co.uk/

St Dunstan in the West
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1856
Number of records: 4,619
Standing on Fleet Street EC4, St Dunstan in the West is still open for services and recitals. It has a large chiming clock depicting two giants striking the bell with clubs. St Dunstan's is also home to the Romanian Orthodox Church in London. To find out more, visit http://www.stdunstaninthewest.org/homepage.htm

St Ethelburga, Bishopsgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 433
Located in Bishopsgate, EC2 St Ethelburga's is now a centre for reconciliation and peace, organising events and inter-faith dialogues. The church suffered in the Second World War and was nearly destroyed in 1993 by an IRA bomb. For more on the church, visit http://www.stethelburgas.org/index.htm

St Giles, Cripplegate
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 8,726
St Giles is situated in Barbican; EC2 and is still open for services. Despite St Giles being the patron saint of cripples, the word Cripplegate in fact refers to a 'cruplegate', or covered walkway, sections of which can still be seen. Both John Milton and Ben Jonson are buried in the church. To find out more, go to http://www.stgilescripplegate.org.uk/index.htm

St James, Clerkenwell
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1854
Number of records: 22,607
St James's stands on Clerkenwell Close, EC1 and is still open for services and community groups. For more information, visit http://www.jc-church.org/welcome.htm

St John, Clerkenwell
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 3,177
St John's was located in Benjamin Street, EC1, and was consecrated for burials in 1775. The findmypast.com offices now overlook the site, which was converted into a public park in 1887. A plaque in the park states that 'John Michele Esq., second son of Simon Michele Esq. of Saint John Clerkenwell, gave this ground as a place of burial to the Parish of Saint John Clerkenwell by a Grant dated May 1 1714'.

St John Horsleydown
Burial records coverage: 1800 – 1853
Number of records covered: 15709

The tower of St John Horsleydown was designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor, and it stood on the South Bank of the Thames, near the Tower of London. The church was destroyed in the Second World War. The lower part of the church was incorporated into an office building which now stands on the site.

St Katherine by the Tower
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1854
Number of records: 836
St Katherine's was demolished following the Act to establish St Katherine's Docks. The last service at the church took place on 30 October 1825; however, burials continued to be accepted until 1854.

St Katherine, Creechurch
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 1,097
St Katherine's still stands on Leadenhall Street, EC3. Henry Purcell and George Frederic Handel have both played the church's organ. It is now one of the City's Guild Churches. The London Guild Church Act led to 16 of the Parish Churches of the Square Mile closing on Sundays and instead opening on weekdays, focusing on lunch hours, with an emphasis on being used by city workers.

St Luke, Old Street

Burial records coverage: 1813-1854
Number of records: 26,782

St Luke was built in Old Street as part of a drive to increase the number of churches in London, reflecting the growing population in the 18th century. Its spire was created by Hawksmoor, whilst its architect, George Dance the Elder, is buried in the churchyard. St Luke is now a working concert hall, operated by the London Symphony Orchestra.

St Martin, Ludgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1848
Number of records: 656
St Martin's is situated on Ludgate Hill, EC4 and is still home to services and music.

St Mary, Whitechapel
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1857
Number of records: 19,779
Also known as St Mary's Matfelon, the site of the church is now called Altab Ali Park. Altab Ali was a Bengali garment worker murdered in 1978. The name Whitechapel refers to the white-coloured chapel of St. Mary's itself.

St Olave, Hart St
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 610
Situated in Hart St, EC3, St Olave's was named for St. Olaf, the patron saint of Norway. Samuel Pepys and his wife were regular worshippers at the church and both are buried in the nave.

St Paul's Cathedral
Burial records coverage: 1814 – 1853
Number of records: 115
St Paul's Cathedral is the seat of the Bishop of London and is situated on Ludgate Hill, EC4. After The Great Fire of London, Christopher Wren designed the new structure with a dome inspired by St Peter's Basilica in Rome. Lord Nelson and The Duke of Wellington are amongst the people interred in St. Paul's. Wellington's burial record is contained within our records. For more information, visit www.stpauls.co.uk

St Peter Le Poer
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 263
St Peter Le Poer, literally 'Peter the poor man', was situated on Old Broad Street, EC2. The church was demolished in 1907.

St Saviour, Southwark
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1856
Number or records: 17,276
The parish took its name from the defunct St Saviour Abbey in Bermondsey – the church was designated as Southwark Cathedral in 1905. William Shakespeare's brother Edmund was buried in the church and Thomas Becket preached there before his murder. For more information, visit http://www.southwark.anglican.org/cathedral/

St Stephen, Coleman St
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 1,548
St Stephen's was situated on Coleman Street, EC2. Already rebuilt after The Great Fire of London, the church was irrevocably destroyed during the Second World War. The church was a bastion of Puritanism in the 17th century. Offices now stand on the site.

St Thomas, Southwark
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1854
Number of records: 3,348
St Thomas's had long standing links with the hospital of the same name, and was initially part of it. The church merged with St Saviour's in 1899, which became Southwark Cathedral in 1905.Having been used as a Chapter House for the Cathedral and more recently as an office space, the building is now awaiting repair due to damage accidentally sustained during the Jubilee Line extension programme.

Tower Hamlets Burial Ground
Burial records coverage: 1841 – 1852
Number of records: 7,598
Located in E3 Tower Hamlets was one of the 'Magnificent Seven' cemeteries which were set up as a means of solving the problem of overcrowding in urban church burial grounds. The cemetery was divided into consecrated and non-consecrated ground to accommodate both Anglican and non-Anglican burials. Damaged in the Second World War, the cemetery was closed to burials in 1966 and is now a nature reserve. For more information, visit
http://www.towerhamletscemetery.org/

United Parishes of St Leonard & Christchurch
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1836
Number of records: 1,431
The Parish of Christchurch on Newgate Street, EC1 was united with St Leonard's after the latter burnt down during The Great Fire of London. Christchurch, also known as Christchurch Greyfriars, was destroyed in 1940's Blitz. Its Tower was restored in 1960. For more information, see
http://www.christchurchtower.com/index.html

St Anne & St Agnes
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 571

All Hallows, Bread St Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1851
Number of records: 128

All Hallows Great (including All Hallows Less)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 816

All Hallows, Honey Lane
Burial records coverage: 1814 – 1851
Number of records: 51

St Andrew, Hubbard

Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1846
Number of records: 120

St Alban, Wood St (including St Olave, Silver St)
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1852
Number of records: 921

St Alphage, London Wall
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1851
Number of records: 679

All Hallows, Lombard St
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 346

All Hallows, London Wall
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1849
Number of records: 788

St Antholin, Budge Row (including St John the Baptist on Walbrook)
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 461

All Hallows, Staining
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 460

All Hallows Less (see All Hallows Great)

St Augustine, Watling St
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 227

St Andrew, Undershaft
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 633

St Botolph, Billingsgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1845
Number of records: 100

St Bartholomew by Royal Exchange
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1838
Number of records: 117

St Benet Fink

Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1845

Number of records: 327

St Benet Gracechurch (including St Leonard Eastcheap)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 321

St Bartholomew The Less
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 262

St Benet Paul's Wharf
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 591

St Benet Sherehog (see St Stephen Walbrook)

St Christopher le Stocks (see St Margaret, Lothbury)

St Clement, Eastcheap (including St Martin Orgar)
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 485

St Dionis Backchurch
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 669

St Dunstan in the East
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 943

St Edmund King and Martyr

Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1850
Number of records: 275

St Faith under St Paul
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 667

St Gabriel Fenchurch
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1851
Number of records: 154

St George, Botolph Lane
Burial records coverage: 1814 – 1848
Number of records: 223

St George, Southwark

Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1868
Number of records: 25,804

St Gregory by St Paul’s
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1821
Number of records: 339

St Helen, Bishopsgate
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 329

Holy Trinity The Less
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 467

Holy Trinity In The Minories
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 467

St John the Baptist on Walbrook (see St Antholin, Budge Row)

St James Duke's Place
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 176

St John the Evangelist, Friday St
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1822
Number of records: 11

St James Garlickhythe
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 858

St John Zachary
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 189

St Katherine Coleman
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 698

Lamb's Chapel
Burial records coverage:
Number of records: 0

St Leonard Eastcheap (see St Benet, Gracechurch)

St Lawrence Jewry (including St Mary Magdalen, Milk St)

Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 350

St Lawrence Pountney
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 163

St Mary Abchurch
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 198

St Magnus the Martyr (including St Margaret, Fish Street Hill)
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 338

St Mary At Hill
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1850
Number of records: 558

St Mary the Virgin Aldermanbury
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1856
Number of records: 310

St Mary Bothaw (see St Swithin London Stone)

St Mildred Bread St
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 159

St Michael Crooked Lane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 414

St Mary Colechurch (see St Mildred Poultry)

St Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 620

St Michael Bassishaw
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 333

St Michael Cornhill
Burial records coverage: 1813 -1853
Number of records: 325

St Mildred Poultry (including St Mary Colechurch)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 22

St Mary Le Bow
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 195

St Margaret Lothbury (including St Christopher le Stocks)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 291

St Michael Le Querne
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 103

St Mary Magdalen, Milk St (see St Lawrence Jewry)

St Mary Mounthaw
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 255

St Margaret Moses, Friday St
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1850
Number of records: 50

St Margaret, New Fish Street (see St Magnus the Martyr)

St Martin Orgar (see St Clement, Eastcheap)

St Martin Outwich
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 138

St Margaret Pattens
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 140

St Martin Pomeroy, Ironmonger Lane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1848
Number of records: 83

St Michael Paternoster Royal
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1850
Number of records: 215

St Michael Queenhithe
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 820

St Mary Somerset
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 494

St Mary Staining (see St Michael, Wood Street)

St Matthew, Friday St
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1846
Number of records: 59

St Mary Aldermanbury
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1851
Number of records: 456

St Martin Vintry
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 228

St Mary Woolchurch Haw
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1848
Number of records: 101

St Mary Woolnoth
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 372

St Michael Wood St (including St Mary Staining)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1820
Number of records: 77

St Nicholas Acons
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1848
Number of records: 71

St Nicholas Cole Abbey
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1851
Number of records: 185

St Nicholas Olave
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1852
Number of records: 409

St Olave Old Jewry
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 135

St Olave Silver St (see St Alban Wood Street)

St Pancras Soper Lane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 42

St Peter Ad Vincula
Burial records coverage: N/A
Number of records: N/A

St Peter upon Cornhill
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 360

St Peter Paul's Wharf
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 313

St Peter Westcheap
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1846
Number of records: 34

St Clement Dane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: NA

St Sepulchre
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1857
Number of records: 8837

St Stephen, Walbrook (including St Benet Sherehog)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1860
Number of records: 339

St Swithin London Stone (including St Mary Bothaw)
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 655

The Temple
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 112

St Thomas Apostle
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1849
Number of records: 379

St Vedast Foster Lane
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1853
Number of records: 181

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4. Other Burials

Fields Explained

Abode – where the deceased resided or died.

Age – at death. Inf indicates an infant, generally under one year of age (h = hours, d = days, w = weeks, m = months).

Burial details – who arranged the burial.

Chapelry – some burials took place in chapelries within a parish, but not actually at the parish church itself.

Consecrated – whether buried in consecrated (C) or unconsecrated (U) ground.

Forenames – of deceased (unless otherwise stated).

Minister – officiating minister.

Notes – any supplementary information, for example: occupation, parents, cause of death, or the entry number from register. Sometimes made to qualify a particular piece of information.

Occupation – can be of the relative reporting the death, the deceased’s father, or the deceased themselves.

Place – parish or town where buried.

Plot ref – location in cemetery, if given.

Reg Office – number identifying the Registrar's Office that holds the records.

Register Entry – the reference no. for the entry.

Registry No – the number recorded in the register. In earlier registers, where no numbers exist, a sequential no., starting from 1 has been allocated to help sequencing.

Related – the name of the principal relative mentioned in the register, usually the informant.

Relationship – of any relative mentioned to deceased.

Relative – the name of the principal relative mentioned in the register, usually the informant.

Status – in some records this provides a description of relationship, in others it contains information about the person (for example: 'farmer's wife').

Surname – of deceased (unless otherwise stated).

Union – union for the workhouse.

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Suffolk 'Early' Burial Index

Coverage

The burial index includes 62,280 entries for the period 1538-1909 and covers 34 out of approximately 500 parishes within the county of Suffolk. The emphasis is on the earlier registers, but with many later records included. The years covered for a parish may overlap (sometimes with less detail) with the years covered by the National Burial Index records for Suffolk.
The coverage by parish is shown below:

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ASHBY	172	1558-1897
BARNINGHAM	576	1633-1809
BECCLES	11848	1586-1812
BLYTHBURGH	230	1781-1812
BRADFIELD COMBUST	381	1538-1812
BRAMFORD	3023	1552-1812
BRANDON	704	1653-1681
CARLTON	534	1540-1812
CHATTISHAM	775	1559-1900
CHILLESFORD	109	1738-1811
CONEY WESTON	249	1624-1812
CORTON	621	1582-1774
CULPHO	321	1649-1774
DARSHAM	1596	1539-1900
DENSTON	999	1561-1812
FRAMLINGHAM	6277	1560-1883
FROSTENDEN	597	1538-1791
GUNTON	223	1735-1900
HENSTEAD	74	1609-1624
HERRINGFLEET	212	1722-1730
HOPTON	269	1784-1812
IPSWICH ST PETER	2001	1701-1801
KERSEY	1655	1563-1738
KESSINGLAND	698	1700-1799
NAYLAND	4934	1558-1812
SAXMUNDHAM	4315	1538-1900
SOTHERTON	598	1558-1812
SOUTHWOLD	5582	1602-1904
STOKE ASH	201	1794-1812
STOWMARKET	4535	1692-1812
THORNHAM MAGNA	1499	1559-1901
UGGESHALL	744	1565-1812
WALSHAM LE WILLOWS	5283	1539-1909
WILLISHAM	445	1705-1871
Total (34)	62280	1538-1909

Contact details

For more information please contact the Suffolk Family History Society.

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Elmton, Derbyshire burials

Coverage

These are transcriptions of burials from the parish of Elmton in Derbyshire between 1598 and 1868.

• The first unchecked section comes from the parish registers covering the period 1598 to 1680
• The second checked section comes from the Bishop's transcripts for the period 1673 to 1810
• The final checked section is also from the Bishop's transcripts and covers the period 1813 - 1868

To allow the information to be combined into a single record set some extra empty fields have been added for the early registers.

Contact details

This information has been provided by Steve Archer.

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Burials of non-residents in north and east Cheshire

Coverage

Apart from the name of the officiating minister, these records contain full details from the parish registers. They are taken from the N Cheshire FHS database of Cheshire burial transcriptions compiled for the National Burial Index (NBI).
Please note: This is an on-going project and is far from complete. North and east Cheshire parishes are about 80% complete, but the rest of Cheshire is very thinly represented.
The transcription consists of 30,082 entries covering the north and east of the county of Cheshire.
Roughly 10% of all entries are for people resident outside Cheshire, most of whom will have been brought back to be buried in family owned graves.
Some are from distant counties, though many are from towns and villages over the county boundary, but within 15 miles of the parish. These places were usually so well known to the parish clerk that it was not thought necessary to include the county with the abode. The counties have been added, by individuals, from local knowledge, so should be regarded as a guide only. Where county is actually given in the register it should appear twice: both before and after the rest of the abode.

County / Country	Code	No. of entries
Anglesey	AGY	2
Argyllshire	ARL	1
Ayrshire	AYR	1
Bedfordshire	BDF	4
Buckinghamshire	BKM	4
Berkshire	BRK	5
Caenarvonshire	CAE	9
Cornwall	CON	2
Cork	COR	1
Cumberland	CUL	11
Derbyshire	DBY	3,798
Denbighshire	DEN	37
Devonshire	DEV	20
Dumfriesshire	DFS	2
Dorset	DOR	4
Durham	DUR	7
Essex	ESS	6
Fifeshire	FIF	1
Flint	FLN	30
Glamorganshire	GLA	6
Gloucestershire	GLS	18
Guernsey	GSY	1
Hampshire	HAM	16
Herefordshire	HEF	4
Hertfordshire	HRT	9
Huntingdonshire	HUN	1
Ireland	IRL	11
Isle of Man	IOM	13
Isle of Wight	IOW	3
Jersey	JSY	2
Kent	KEN	11
Lancashire	LAN	24,861
Leicestershire	LEI	19
Lincolnshire	LIN	6
London	LND	106
Middlesex	MDX	12
Merionethshire	MER	3
Montgomeryshire	MGY	1
Monmouthshire	MON	1
Northumberland	NBL	6
Norfolk	NFK	3
Northampton	NTH	3
Nottinghamshire	NTT	16
Oxfordshire	OXF	6
Perthshire	PER	1
Ross and Cromarty	ROC	1
Shropshire	SAL	35
Scotland	SCT	10
Suffolk	SFK	1
Somerset	SOM	11
Surrey	SRY	17
Sussex	SSX	17
Staffordshire	STS	590
Wales	WLS	14
Warwickshire	WAR	37
Westmorland	WES	9
Wiltshire	WIL	3
Worcestershire	WOR	12
West Riding	WRY	8
Yorkshire	YKS	326

Contact details

For more information please contact the North Cheshire Family History Society.

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Halifax St John’s burial registers

Coverage

The parish of St John's in Halifax in the West Riding of Yorkshire - 11,176 records for people buried between 1813 and 1937.

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Sussex Burials

Coverage

This transcript by the Sussex Family History Group records 497,040 burials from the registers of 237 parishes in the County of Sussex between the years of 1530 and 1995. The following table shows the parishes recorded in the records and the number of burials:

Place	No. of entries	Year range
Total (237)	497040	1530-1995
ASHBY	22	1581-1896
ALBOURNE	533	1608-1812
ALCISTON	951	1575-1892
ALDINGBOURNE	2573	1600-1870
ALDRINGTON	447	1864-1900
ALFRISTON	2514	1547-1900
AMBERLEY	1239	1615-1886
ANGMERING	4108	1600-1877
APPLEDRAM	566	1595-1877
ARDINGLY	1452	1600-1812
ARLINGTON	2080	1607-1899
ARUNDEL	7436	1560-1837
ASHBURHAM	1594	1813-1953
ASHBURNHAM	1994	1606-1894
ASHINGTON	627	1571-1840
ASHURST	1915	1560-1901
BALCOMBE	1224	1539-1812
BARCOMBE	3137	1580-1899
BARNHAM	509	1675-1897
BATTLE	8842	1654-1890
BECKLEY	2676	1721-1885
BEDDINGHAM	1288	1593-1899
BEPTON	687	1584-1812
BERWICK	905	1611-1922
BEXHILL	9154	1558-1900
BILLINGSHURST	18	1821-1834
BISHOPSTONE	680	1727-1892
BODIAM	1045	1557-1837
BOLNEY	2226	1653-1892
BOSHAM	4927	1557-1899
BOTOLPHS	293	1583-1839
BOXGROVE	2651	1561-1812
BRAMBER	543	1600-1811
BREDE	4500	1559-1900
BRIGHTLING	1630	1560-1879
BRIGHTON	11693	1588-1843
BROADWATER	1712	1593-1731
BURPHAM	1001	1571-1840
BURTON	78	1723-1835
BURWASH	8126	1557-1899
BURWASH WEALD	204	1878-1899
BURY	787	1700-1837
BUXTED	5388	1567-1899
CATSFIELD	1581	1606-1859
CHAILEY	5051	1538-1899
CHALVINGTON	852	1620-1899
CHICHESTER	29399	1556-1893
CHIDDINGLY	3343	1605-1900
CHIDHAM	580	1625-1812
CLAPHAM	705	1573-1837
CLAYTON	1039	1601-1840
CLIMPING	1009	1601-1812
COCKING	1153	1558-1837
COMPTON	114	1813-1839
COPTHORNE	244	1881-1899
COWFOLD	1993	1597-1969
CRAWLEY	598	1611-1839
CROWHURST	1953	1558-1900
CUCKFIELD	7290	1598-1837
DALLINGTON	2467	1598-1889
DANEHILL	632	1851-1899
DENTON	729	1593-1894
DITCHLING	3837	1556-1900
DONNINGTON	1236	1559-1883
DURRINGTON	274	1626-1812
EARNLEY	364	1599-1813
EARTHAM	199	1812-1899
EAST BLATCHINGTON	1033	1563-1894
EAST DEAN ESX	1074	1560-1841
EAST DEAN WSX	767	1654-1840
EAST GRINSTEAD	6955	1599-1900
EAST GULDEFORD	256	1600-1754
EAST LAVANT	697	1653-1810
EAST MARDEN	231	1571-1839
EAST PRESTON	515	1573-1812
EASTBOURNE	14353	1558-1899
EASTERGATE	689	1600-1868
EDBURTON	358	1813-1891
ELSTED	213	1814-1899
ETCHINGHAM	767	1813-1880
EWHURST	2837	1697-1900
FAIRLIGHT	1369	1651-1880
FALMER	947	1607-1886
FINDON	1279	1556-1773
FLETCHING	3907	1611-1935
FOLKINGTON	798	1558-1900
FORD	317	1572-1899
FRAMFIELD	5461	1539-1899
FRANT	3337	1543-1852
FRISTON	271	1547-1845
GLYNDE	117	1813-1840
GORING	1404	1560-1799
GRAFFHAM	801	1655-1846
GUESTLING	886	1686-1812
HAILSHAM	5343	1558-1812
HAMSEY	1205	1583-1812
HANGLETON	93	1728-1811
HARTFIELD	1873	1696-1899
HARTING	2974	1600-1812
HASTINGS	21739	1557-1900
HEATHFIELD	4953	1581-1899
HEENE	309	1595-1812
HELLINGLY	2886	1607-1808
HENFIELD	5966	1586-1876
HERSTMONCEUX	5636	1538-1899
HOLLINGTON	745	1636-1812
HOOE	2006	1609-1898
HORSHAM	4109	1720-1876
HORSTED KEYNES	790	1837-1899
HOUGHTON	615	1560-1837
HOVE	498	1539-1812
HOVE AND PRESTON	101	1742-1785
HUNSTON	728	1584-1875
ICKLESHAM	322	1763-1812
IDEN	1455	1561-1764
IFIELD	3202	1581-1893
IFORD	876	1606-1883
ISFIELD	1172	1570-1838
JEVINGTON	623	1661-1843
KEYMER	1158	1601-1812
KINGSTON BY LEWES	921	1557-1883
KINGSTON BY SEA	214	1593-1838
KIRDFORD	252	1571-1600
LANCING	3097	1559-1876
LAUGHTON	3046	1559-1891
LEWES	14055	1546-1898
LINDFIELD	4004	1600-1812
LITLINGTON	384	1732-1907
LITTLEHAMPTON	1216	1584-1812
LODSWORTH	1206	1557-1737
LULLINGTON	42	1722-1812
LURGASHALL	2216	1559-1840
MADEHURST	491	1572-1899
MARESFIELD	2962	1554-1812
MAYFIELD	1400	1764-1812
MERSTON	349	1593-1892
MID LAVANT	248	1601-1699
MIDDLETON	147	1600-1797
MIDHURST	846	1568-1627
MOUNTFIELD	2576	1558-1899
NEW FISHBOURNE	1049	1589-1881
NEWHAVEN	2710	1555-1852
NEWICK	2385	1558-1872
NEWTIMBER	257	1813-1898
NINFIELD	1412	1599-1877
NORTH MARDEN	84	1633-1840
NORTH MUNDHAM	1842	1557-1812
NORTHCHAPEL	1749	1587-1837
NORTHIAM	3031	1558-1812
NUTHURST	2252	1559-1840
ORE	3933	1558-1895
OVING	2163	1561-1837
OVINGDEAN	178	1606-1840
PARHAM	481	1540-1840
PATCHAM	1212	1558-1840
PATCHING	637	1560-1786
PEASMARSH	2599	1569-1812
PENHURST	297	1599-1812
PETT	582	1606-1811
PEVENSEY	1412	1569-1891
PIDDINGHOE	1369	1592-1884
PLAYDEN	1237	1651-1900
PLUMPTON	803	1558-1811
PORTSLADE	1804	1608-1878
POYNINGS	339	1813-1890
PRESTON	1312	1539-1840
PYECOMBE	381	1813-1899
RINGMER	2536	1770-1900
RIPE	1830	1538-1892
RODMELL	418	1813-1893
ROGATE	2899	1558-1837
ROTHERFIELD	4009	1539-1738
ROTTINGDEAN	1636	1558-1840
RUDGWICK	1425	1538-1812
RUMBOLDSWHYKE	1222	1613-1879
RUSTINGTON	1297	1600-1837
RYE	4991	1538-1836
SALEHURST	2483	1575-1836
SEAFORD	1538	1813-1892
SEDLESCOMBE	1714	1559-1812
SELHAM	203	1565-1840
SELMESTON	480	1667-1893
SELSEY	1194	1625-1782
SHIPLEY	4261	1584-1876
SHOREHAM BY SEA	4346	1566-1837
SLAUGHAM	334	1606-1665
SLINDON	535	1600-1699
SLINFOLD	932	1600-1884
SOMPTING	1498	1600-1813
SOUTH HEIGHTON	289	1542-1833
SOUTH MALLING	1536	1629-1875
SOUTH STOKE	681	1553-1881
SOUTHEASE	747	1557-1893
ST.LEONARDS	11	1842-1855
STANMER	325	1550-1703
STEYNING	2376	1565-1821
STORRINGTON	3077	1549-1837
STOUGHTON	1249	1571-1840
STREAT	686	1561-1908
SULLINGTON	822	1601-1840
TARRING NEVILLE	746	1571-1894
TELSCOMBE	217	1697-1840
TICEHURST	8001	1559-1900
TWINEHAM	584	1606-1812
UCKFIELD	2924	1530-1837
UDIMORE	2455	1559-1893
UPPER BEEDING	2654	1602-1891
UPPER DICKER	148	1845-1893
UPWALTHAM	51	1613-1790
WADHURST	437	1797-1836
WALBERTON	445	1761-1812
WALDRON	3975	1564-1995
WARBLETON	3847	1557-1834
WARMINGHURST	52	1560-1708
WARNHAM	3064	1558-1840
WARTLING	2867	1540-1812
WEST CHILTINGTON	2739	1558-1910
WEST DEAN ESX	555	1607-1894
WEST DEAN WSX	1515	1584-1812
WEST FIRLE	1925	1606-1894
WEST GRINSTEAD	3219	1600-1710
WEST HOATHLY	4038	1606-1899
WEST TARRING	2236	1540-1743
WESTFIELD	1244	1540-1727
WESTHAM	3198	1571-1879
WESTHAMPNETT	1454	1584-1880
WESTMESTON	1055	1587-1837
WHATLINGTON	1093	1558-1900
WILLINGDON	2955	1560-1894
WILMINGTON	1901	1538-1890
WINCHELSEA	799	1700-1787
WISTON	476	1682-1839
WITHYHAM	797	1760-1812
WIVELSFIELD	1859	1559-1837
WOODMANCOTE	1509	1582-1899
WORTH	3610	1559-1802
Z	1	1705

Contact details

For more information please contact the Sussex Family History Group.

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Bradford Parish Church Burials

Coverage

These records cover the parish church of Bradford.
This transcript by the Bradford Family History Society records 36,804 burials from the registers of the Parish Church of Bradford, Yorkshire. In this transcription of the burials from 1681 to 1837 only the details of the clergyman performing the ceremony have not been transcribed.
However, the burial registers held at the Parish Church, now the cathedral, do not exactly match the copies of the registers known as ‘Bishop’s transcripts’ and researchers are recommended to compare entries in both these forms of transcription, as differences do exist.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Bradford Family History Society.

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Lincolnshire cemetery registers

Coverage

These records contain 63,985 entries compiled from the cemetery registers of Lincolnshire between the years of 1854 and 1999. The records are an abstract of all available information which could reasonably be included - it is not in all cases a full transcription. In approximately 50% of the entries, identified by ‘M’ in the ‘Extra’ column, more information is available in the cemetery records.

Further cemetery registers are being transcribed, as cemeteries are identified and the registers located. Details from the following cemeteries are included in these records:

Cemetery	No. of entries	Year range
Cemetery	No. of entries	Year range
ALFORD	952	1882-1906
BOSTON CHAPEL	930	1896-1900
GAINSBOROUGH NORTH WARREN	1859	1890-1979
HOLBEACH	1905	1854-1875
LINCOLN, CANWICK RD ST SWITHINS	9740	1894-1981
LINCOLN, CANWICK ROAD	39015	1856-1951
LINCOLN, ST JOHN & ST NICHOLAS	7283	1856-1928
LINCOLN, ST PETER IN EASTGATE	1993	1856-1999
SUTTERTON	308	1877-1900
Total (9)	63985	1854-1999

Contact details

For more information about the Lincolnshire Family History Society please see the web site www.lincolnshirefhs.org.uk.

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Lincolnshire Workhouse Deaths

Coverage

These records consist of 10,222 entries compiled from all the available information on deaths recorded in the Union Workhouse records for the whole of Lincolnshire.

There are 18 records where the total amount of information could not be contained in the records - these entries are identified with a plus (+), and researchers should seek further information from the source document.

The records are almost complete (Bourne 1837 - 1890 to be added) and contains transcriptions from the registers at Boston, Bourne, Gainsborough, Holbeach, Lincoln and Louth.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Lincolnshire Family History Society.

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
Union	No. of entries	Year range
BOSTON	3493	1866-1941
BOURNE	343	1890-1919
GAINSBOROUGH	1661	1866-1936
HOLBEACH	564	1914-1936
LINCOLN	3722	1911-1944
LOUTH	439	1914-1930
Total (6)	10222	1866-1944

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Elland St. Mary’s Burial Registers (1714-1843)

Coverage

These records contain 32,966 burials between 1558 and 1843.

These records cover the parish and chapelries of Elland St Mary as follows:

Chapelry	No. of entries	Year range
Eal - Elland	801	1758-1766
Ela - Elland	2	1732-1748
Ell - Elland	28420	1558-1843
Ras - Rastrick	1184	1800-1825
Rib - Ripponden	29	1707
Rip - Ripponden	2529	1698-1766
Ris - Rishworth	1	1671
Total (7)	32966	1558-1843

Contact details

For more information please contact the Calderdale Family History Society.

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Dorset Burial Index

Coverage

These records contain 100,448 burial entries from the registers of 234 parishes in Dorset.

The current index includes the following parishes:

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ABBOTSBURY	1584	1659-1982
AFFPUDDLE	896	1722-1837
ALLINGTON	478	1746-1839
ALMER	355	1731-1893
ALTON PANCRAS	271	1731-1812
ASHMORE	75	1813-1837
ASKERSWELL	288	1722-1812
ATHELHAMPTON	147	1692-1837
BATCOMBE	62	1814-1837
BEAMINSTER	4654	1736-1937
BEER HACKETT	87	1773-1835
BELCHALWELL	10	1822
BERE REGIS	4327	1531-1837
BETTISCOMBE	206	1746-1837
BINCOMBE	358	1658-1812
BISHOPS CAUNDLE	512	1737-1837
BLANDFORD FORUM	387	1813-1830
BLANDFORD ST MARY	494	1730-1837
BLOXWORTH	348	1730-1837
BOTHENHAMPTON	376	1725-1812
BOURTON	293	1626-1837
BRADFORD ABBAS	1261	1728-1837
BRADFORD PEVERELL	308	1748-1837
BRADPOLE	1153	1686-1837
BRIDPORT	2794	1813-1916
BROADMAYNE	110	1813-1837
BROADWAY	160	1813-1837
BROADWINDSOR	540	1813-1837
BRYANSTON	287	1598-1841
BUCKHORN WESTON	411	1087-1881
BUCKLAND NEWTON	766	1737-1837
BUCKLAND RIPERS	18	1814-1836
BURSTOCK	824	1695-1837
BURTON BRADSTOCK	1150	1740-1837
BURTON WITH SHIPTON	23	1740-1782
CANFORD MAGNA	329	1813-1837
CANN	401	1742-1837
CASTLETON	651	1715-1837
CATTISTOCK	983	1700-1838
CAUNDLE MARSH	105	1602-1837
CERNE ABBAS	511	1813-1837
CHALBURY	308	1716-1836
CHALDON HERRING	95	1813-1837
CHARDSTOCK	629	1813-1840
CHARLTON MARSHALL	708	1705-1838
CHARMINSTER	737	1747-1837
CHARMOUTH	223	1813-1840
CHEDDINGTON	58	1813-1837
CHESELBOURNE	545	1745-1894
CHETNOLE	72	1827-1847
CHICKERELL	512	1723-1838
CHIDEOCK	317	1813-1837
CHILCOMBE	34	1819-1990
CHILD OKEFORD	276	1813-1837
CHILFROME	471	1709-1995
CHURCH KNOWLE	550	1739-1837
COMBE KEYNES	170	1714-1839
COMPTON ABBAS	174	1813-1837
COMPTON VALENCE	24	1814-1837
CORFE CASTLE	1578	1773-1837
CORFE MULLEN	214	1813-1837
CORSCOMBE	262	1813-1837
CRANBORNE	770	1718-1746
DEWLISH	759	1701-1837
DORCHESTER ALL SAINTS	391	1813-1837
DORCHESTER HOLY TRINITY	472	1813-1837
DORCHESTER ST PETER	361	1813-1837
DURWESTON	229	1813-1842
EAST HOLME	135	1868-1990
EAST LULWORTH	141	1813-1837
EAST STOKE	564	1744-1848
EAST STOUR	938	1710-1837
EDMONDSHAM	346	1762-1837
EVERSHOT, ST. OSMUND	727	1722-1801
FARNHAM	70	1813-1837
FIFEHEAD MAGDALEN	96	1813-1841
FLEET	53	1798-1841
FOLKE	1050	1538-1837
FONTMELL MAGNA	1285	1720-1812
FORDINGTON	3587	1705-1837
FRAMPTON	137	1813-1836
FROME ST QUINTIN	51	1813-1837
GILLINGHAM	994	1813-1837
GODMANSTON	254	1716-1812
GUSSAGE ALL SAINTS	113	1813-1837
GUSSAGE ST. MICHAEL	718	1652-1851
HALSTOCK	968	1697-1812
HAMPRESTON	3867	1678-1843
HAMWORTHY	153	1813-1837
HANFORD	6	1815-1837
HAWKCHURCH	430	1813-1837
HAYDON	44	1813-1837
HAZELBURY BRYAN	973	1718-1837
HERMITAGE	67	1813-1837
HILTON	210	1813-1837
HINTON MARTEL	728	16611840
HINTON PARVA	26	1820-1836
HINTON ST MARY	1117	1581-1840
HOLNEST	261	1814-1995
HOLWELL	135	1813-1837
HORTON	304	1813-1837
IBBERTON	258	1731-1837
IWERNE COURTNEY	231	1813-1837
IWERNE MINSTER	1004	1742-1837
IWERNE STEEPLETON	39	1776-1880
KIMMERIDGE	270	1689-1837
KINGTON MAGNA	181	1813-1837
KINSON	249	1813-1837
LANGTON MATRAVERS	746	1744-1837
LILLINGTON	159	1813-1865
LITTON CHENEY	174	1813-1837
LODERS	289	1813-1837
LONG BURTON	340	1813-1865
LONG CRICHEL	104	1813-1840
LONGFLEET	31	1833-1837
LYDLINCH	154	1813-1837
LYME REGIS	949	1813-1837
LYTCHETT MATRAVERS	279	1813-1840
LYTCHETT MINSTER	285	1813-1837
MAIDEN NEWTON	270	1813-1837
MANSTON	57	1813-1838
MAPPERTON	4	1814-1855
MARNHULL	368	1818-1837
MELBURY OSMOND	213	1813-1837
MELBURY SAMPFORD	15	1819-1970
MELCOMBE REGIS	1570	1723-1882
MILBORNE ST ANDREW	250	1813-1837
MILTON ABBAS, ST. JAMES	395	1796-1837
MINTERNE MAGNA	181	1813-1837
MOOR CRICHEL	47	1813-1888
MORDEN	305	1813-1837
MORETON	113	1813-1837
MOSTERTON	140	1813-1837
MOTCOMBE	429	1813-1837
NETHER CERNE	17	1813-1852
NETHER COMPTON	103	1813-1837
NETHERBURY	867	1813-1882
NORTH WOOTTON	40	1815-1846
OBORNE	57	1813-1837
OKEFORD FITZPAINE	239	1813-1837
OSMINGTON	173	1813-1837
OVER COMPTON	86	1813-1837
OWERMOIGNE	143	1813-1837
PENTRIDGE	102	1813-1837
PIDDLEHINTON	158	1813-1837
PIDDLETRENTHIDE	44	1813-1819
PIMPERNE	214	1813-1837
POOLE	2836	1813-1837
POOLE ST JAMES	7269	1622-1739
POOLE ST PAUL	1181	1789-1912
PORTISHAM	290	1813-1837
PORTLAND	2085	1747-1825
POWERSTOCK	441	1813-1837
POXWELL	32	1813-1837
PRESTON	277	1813-1837
PUDDLETOWN	455	1813-1837
PULHAM	820	1734-1904
PUNCKNOWLE	127	1813-1837
PURSE CAUNDLE	49	1814-1837
RADIPOLE	144	1813-1837
RAMPISHAM	221	1813-1837
RYME INTRINSECA	73	1813-1837
SANDFORD ORCAS	133	1813-1837
SEABOROUGH	53	1813-1837
SHAFTESBURY HT	647	1735-1839
SHAFTESBURY ST JAMES	1158	1628-1871
SHAFTESBURY ST PETER	514	1813-1837
SHAPWICK	187	1813-1837
SHERBORNE	1651	1813-1837
SHIPTON	201	1740-1812
SIXPENNY HANDLEY	390	1813-1837
SOUTH PERROTT	184	1813-1837
SPETISBURY	192	1813-1837
STALBRIDGE	654	1812-1837
STINSFORD	168	1813-1837
STOCKWOOD	94	1586-1851
STOKE ABBOT	237	1813-1837
STOKE WAKE	46	1814-1838
STOUR PROVOST	400	1813-1837
STOURPAINE	235	1813-1837
STOURTON CAUNDLE	137	1813-1837
STRATTON	138	1813-1837
STUDLAND	910	1636-1837
STURMINSTER MARSHALL	321	1813-1837
STURMINSTER NEWTON	674	1813-1837
SUTTON WALDRON	109	1813-1837
SWANAGE	679	1813-1837
SYDLING ST NICHOLAS	319	1813-1837
SYMONDSBURY	426	1813-1837
TARRANT CRAWFORD	31	1813-1837
TARRANT GUNVILLE	190	1813-1837
TARRANT HINTON	106	1813-1837
TARRANT KEYSTON	100	1813-1837
TARRANT MONKTON	152	1814-1837
TARRANT RUSHTON	58	1814-1837
THORNCOMBE	657	1813-1841
THORNFORD	147	1813-1837
TOLLER PORCORUM	205	1811-1837
TOLPUDDLE	164	1813-1837
TRENT	203	1813-1837
TURNERSPUDDLE	31	1813-1837
TYNEHAM	263	1734-1837
UPCERNE	44	1815-1837
UPWEY	255	1813-1837
WAREHAM	5	1640-1729
WAREHAM HOLY TRINITY	800	1587-1812
WAREHAM LADY ST MARY	1691	1602-1875
WAREHAM ST MARTIN	528	1587-1812
WARMWELL	33	1813-1837
WEST COMPTON	23	1814-1838
WEST KNIGHTON	86	1813-1837
WEST LULWORTH	623	1731-1895
WEST PARLEY	110	1813-1837
WEST STOUR	87	1813-1837
WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM	623	1813-1837
WHITCOMBE	19	1815-1837
WIMBORNE MINSTER	1502	1813-1919
WIMBORNE ST GILES	153	1813-1837
WINFRITH	2513	1585-1837
WINTERBORNE ABBAS	77	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE ANDERSON	35	1813-1836
WINTERBORNE CAME	37	1814-1837
WINTERBORNE CLENSTON	18	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE ST MARTIN	183	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE STEEPLETON	79	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE STICKLAND	165	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE TOMSON	42	1812-1892
WINTERBORNE WHITCHURCH	206	1813-1837
WINTERBORNE ZELSTON	109	1813-1837
WITCHAMPTON	184	1813-1837
WOODSFORD	44	1813-1837
WOOL	726	1733-1837
WOOTON FITZPAINE	218	1813-1837
WRAXALL	70	1713-1812
WYKE REGIS	1688	1813-1837
YETMINSTER	805	1744-1847
Total (234)	105208	1087-1995

More parishes will follow in due course.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Dorset Family History Society.

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Bradford Burial Index

Coverage

This index by the Bradford Family History Society records 4,129 burials from St Luke's Parish Church, Eccleshill (1842 - 1994) and a further 5,125 burials from Norman Lane Wesleyan Burial Ground, Eccleshill. Transcripts of burials from the registers of the Parish Church of Bradford, Yorkshire appear in a separate index.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Bradford Family History Society.

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Pontefract District Burials

Coverage

These records contain 48,160 burial entries from the registers of 15 parishes in the Pontefract area between the years of 1670 and 1949.

This includes around 70% of the area covered by Pontefract and District Family History Society and perhaps 30% of the West Riding of Yorkshire.

The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish.

Place and Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ACKWORTH/ST. CUTHBERT	2183	1813-1900
BIRKIN/ST. MARY	1285	1773-1862
BROTHERTON/ST. EDWARD	4528	1748-1893
DARRINGTON/ST. LUKE	797	1813-1881
FEATHERSTONE/ALL SAINTS	1351	1813-1870
FERRY FRYSTON/ST. ANDREW	3480	1674-1949
KELLINGTON/ST. EDMUND	2220	1772-1871
KIRK SMEATON/ST. PETER	886	1772-1938
KNOTTINGLEY/ST. BOTOLPH	5239	1804-1932
LEDSHAM/ALL SAINTS	1603	1813-1907
MONK FRYSTON/ST. WILFRED	2155	1758-1924
NORMANTON/ALL SAINTS	2147	1743-1865
PONTEFRACT/ALL SAINTS	732	1842-1872
PONTEFRACT/ST. GILES	18400	1670-1851
WOMERSLEY/ST. MARTIN	1154	1776-1873
Total (15)	48160	1670-1949

Contact details

For more information please contact the www.pontefractfhs.org.ukPontefract and District Family History Society.

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Burials for Oldham & district, Lancashire

Coverage

The records feature 156,117 burials for the following parishes:

Church name	No. of entries	Year range
CHADDERTON ST MATTHEW	5621	1857-1890
FAILSWORTH ST JOHN	7979	1846-1976
FRIARMERE ST THOMAS	4968	1769-1992
HEY ST JOHN	10193	1744-1887
HEYSIDE FRIENDS (QUAKER)	321	1665-1938
HOLLINWOOD ST MARGARET	14596	1769-1901
MOORSIDE ST THOMAS	1452	1873-1977
OLDHAM ST MARY	50867	1558-1932
OLDHAM ST PETER	8280	1768-1876
ROYTON ST PAUL	14077	1757-1938
SADDLEWORTH ST CHAD	18321	1801-1886
SHAW HOLY TRINITY	17245	1704-1888
WATERHEAD HOLY TRINITY	2197	1847-1928
Total (13)	156117	1558-1992

Contact details

For more information please contact the Manchester & Lancashire FHS.

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Liverpool burials

Coverage

Currently there are only entries from St Anne’s Church, Richmond, Liverpool. The registers contain 2,742 burials between 1773 and 1858.

Contact details

For more information please contact the www.liverpool-genealogy.org.ukLiverpool & South West Lancs FHS.

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Derbyshire Registrar's Death Index

Coverage

These records transcribed by Derbyshire Family History Society, contain reference information for 252,544 people whose deaths were registered in 23 locations between 1837 and 1949.The information comes from death registers held by Derbyshire Registrars.
The following table shows the various Registrar sub districts where deaths have been recorded, and the period covered:

Sub District	No. of entries	Year range
ALFRETON	16966	1837-1913
ASHBOURNE	11688	1837-1938
ASHOVER	2990	1837-1860
BAKEWELL	1281	1837-1843
BELPER	18441	1837-1920
BLACKWELL	2000	1837-1865
BOLSOVER	1001	1837-1892
BRASSINGTON	9239	1837-1938
BUXTON	14555	1838-1938
CARBURTON & CLOWNE	1000	1837-1849
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH	12479	1837-1902
CHESTERFIELD	5494	1837-1851
DERBY ST ALKMUND	5482	1837-1853
DERBY ST.PETER	2493	1837-1850
DRONFIELD	1998	1837-1860
DUFFIELD	9968	1837-1924
ECKINGTON	2494	1837-1850
GLOSSOP	36944	1837-1921
HAYFIELD	14967	1837-1900
HORSLEY	8958	1837-1916
ILKESTON	51182	1837-1949
PLEASLEY	500	1837-1849
RIPLEY	20424	1837-1921
Total (23)	252544	1837-1949

Further Derbyshire Register Office index information is being prepared.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Derbyshire Family History Society.

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Northumberland and Durham Burials

Coverage

The transcription consists of 595,004 entries mainly from the 19th century and covering Northumberland and County Durham.
The following places or parishes are included in these records. Note that there may be more than one church, chapel or burial ground in each place.

Durham Burials

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
BELMONT, CEMETERY	1630	1937-1999
BISHOP MIDDLEHAM	2824	1570-1812
BISHOPWEARMOUTH	353	1653-1668
BISHOPWEARMOUTH, ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	3226	1607-1684
BISHOPWEARMOUTH/ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	17326	1569-1803
BOLDON	2523	1571-1812
BRANCEPETH	3122	1713-1812
BRANCEPETH, ST. BRANDON	3090	1599-1713
BURNMOOR	3391	1868-1949
BURNOPFIELD	828	1904-1928
CASTLE EDEN	241	1696-1812
CHESTER LE STREET, ST. MARY & ST. CUTHBERT	17900	1582-1829
COLLIERLY	3831	1842-1949
CONNISCLIFFE	69	1591-1812
DALTON LE DALE, ST. ANDREW	831	1653-1812
DURHAM, REDHILLS RC CEMETERY	5590	1866-1968
DURHAM, ST. CUTHBERT	7261	1863-1982
DURHAM, ST. GILES	3018	1667-1796
DURHAM, ST. MARGARET	7288	1653-1835
DURHAM, ST. MARY LE BOW	887	1571-1687
DURHAM, ST. MARY SOUTH BAILEY	36	1798-1812
DURHAM, ST. MARY THE LESS	471	1559-1797
DURHAM, ST. NICHOLAS	3482	1540-1778
DURHAM, ST. OSWALD	4083	1752-1858
DURHAM/CHRIST CHURCH & BVM	1027	1612-1896
DURHAM/ST. OSWALD	3137	1752-1800
EASINGTON, ST. MARY	1666	1570-1653
EBCHESTER, ST. EBBA	603	1619-1812
EIGHTON BANKS	207	1870-1886
EIGHTON BANKS, ST. THOMAS	4001	1857-1961
EMBLETON	103	1654-1760
ESCOMB	290	1741-1812
GATESHEAD, ST. MARY	5767	1559-1664
HARTON	3200	1857-1916
HERRINGTON	3199	1840-1915
HERRINGTON, ST. AIDAN	1590	1915-1943
HETTON LE HOLE, ST. NICHOLAS	15546	1832-1987
HEWORTH, ST. MARY	954	1803-1812
HOUGHTON LE SPRING	16039	1581-1924
HOUGHTON LE SPRING, ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	2175	1657-1725
HOUGHTON LE SPRING/ST. MICHAEL	9439	1581-1803
HOUGHTON LE SPRING/ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	773	1803-1812
HUNSTANWORTH	628	1760-1851
JARROW, ST. PAUL	2712	1572-1917
KELLOE	1719	1693-1837
LAMESLEY	3573	1730-1798
LAMESLEY, ST. ANDREW	1820	1603-1730
LANCHESTER, ALL SAINTS	7973	1560-1847
MEDOMSLEY, ST. MARY MAGDALENE	1333	1608-1849
MIDDLETON	509	1653-1681
MONKWEARMOUTH, ALL SAINTS	434	1851-1891
MONKWEARMOUTH, ST. PETER	3898	1840-1853
MONKWEARMOUTH/ST. PETER	736	1849-1851
MUGGLESWICK	1120	1765-1991
PENSHAW	2676	1756-1812
ROMALDKIRK	675	1753-1772
ROMALDKIRK/ST. ROMALD	540	1772-1785
RYTON, HOLY CROSS	16589	1581-1812
RYTON/HOLY CROSS	1976	1771-1787
SEAHAM, ST. MARY	659	1653-1812
SHERBURN HOSPITAL	287	1678-1811
SHINCLIFFE	1617	1827-1931
SLALEY	406	1804-1851
SOUTH SHIELDS, HARTON ST. PETER	3200	1857-1916
SOUTH SHIELDS, HOLY TRINITY	6051	1834-1917
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. HILDA	4085	1788-1910
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. STEPHEN	8815	1848-1898
ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL (WEARDALE)	2944	1740-1812
STANHOPE	2228	1740-1812
STANHOPE, ST. THOMAS	1480	1596-1904
STOCKTON, ST. THOMAS	2421	1829-1864
SUNDERLAND, HOLY TRINITY	10048	1719-1770
SUNDERLAND/HOLY TRINITY	10377	1735-1807
TANFIELD, ST. MARGARET	5419	1720-1812
TUDHOE/HOLY INNOCENTS	4571	1866-1932
USWORTH, HOLY TRINITY	4801	1835-1901
WASHINGTON, HOLY TRINITY	4342	1604-1812
WHITBURN, ST. MARY	2892	1579-1812
WHITWORTH	719	1570-1810
WINGATE GRANGE	288	1855-1859
WOLSINGHAM	537	1782-1797
WOLSINGHAM, ST. MARY & ST STEPHEN	651	1796-1812
Total (82)	290766	1540-1999

Northumberland Burials

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ALLENDALE, ST. CUTHBERT	5724	1662-1851
ALLENDALE, ST. PETER & ALLENHEADS	1544	1762-1851
ALNHAM/ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	218	1727-1812
ALNWICK, ST. MICHAEL	12918	1646-1805
ALNWICK/ST. MICHAEL	970	1805-1812
ALWINTON, ST. MICHAEL	2368	1719-1812
ANCROFT	411	1813-1840
ANCROFT, ST. ANNE	722	1742-1873
BAMBURGH, ST. AIDAN	5765	1652-1809
BEADNELL	270	1766-1812
BEDLINGTON/ST. CUTHBERT	4194	1653-1812
BELFORD, ST. MARY	2851	1701-1812
BELLINGHAM	4726	1687-1851
BELTINGHAM WITH HENSHAW, ST. CUTHBERT	802	1881-1941
BERWICK UPON TWEED	11011	1695-1793
BERWICK UPON TWEED, HOLY TRINITY	1004	1793-1798
BLANCHLAND	745	1753-1851
BOTHAL, ST. ANDREW	1534	1678-1812
BYWELL, ST. ANDREW	922	1668-1812
BYWELL, ST. PETER	2362	1663-1812
BYWELL/ST. PETER	41	1697-1699
CAMBOIS/ST. PETER	5189	1874-1959
CARHAM/ST. CUTHBERT	971	1690-1812
CHATTON, ST. MICHAEL	1251	1712-1812
CHILLINGHAM, ST. PETER	758	1692-1812
CHOLLERTON	2245	1664-1851
CHOLLERTON, ST. GILES	394	1795-1821
CORBRIDGE	3609	1657-1812
CORBRIDGE, ST. ANDREW	1377	1813-1851
CORSENSIDE	198	1727-1803
CORSENSIDE, NO DEDICATION	740	1726-1843
CRAMLINGTON	486	1666-1813
DODDINGTON, ST. MARY & ST. MICHAEL	1265	1700-1812
EARSDON	684	1782-1790
EARSDON, ST. ALBAN	2184	1790-1813
EDLINGHAM, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST	1861	1659-1812
EGLINGHAM, ST MAURICE	2363	1662-1812
ELLINGHAM	1498	1695-1797
ELLINGHAM, ST. MAURICE	303	1798-1819
ELSDON, ST. CUTHBERT	3456	1672-1812
EMBLETON, ST. CUTHBERT	3041	1682-1812
FORD, ST. MICHAEL	3957	1684-1812
FORD/ST. MICHAEL	517	1791-1803
GOSFORTH, ST. NICHOLAS	1305	1699-1812
HALTON	1087	1654-1851
HALTWHISTLE, HOLY CROSS	6287	1656-1851
HALTWHISTLE/HOLY CROSS	193	1849-1851
HARTBURN, NO DEDICATION	970	1682-1732
HAYDON BRIDGE	5359	1683-1900
HAYDON, ST. CUTHBERT	1663	1654-1991
HEXHAM	23491	1579-1851
HEXHAM, ABBEY	419	1684-1688
HEXHAM, CEMETERY	1964	1866-1903
HEXHAM, ST. MARY RC	1470	1833-1929
HEXHAM/ST. ANDREW	1139	1851-1859
HOLY ISLAND	4058	1578-1968
HOLYSTONE, ST. MARY THE VIRGIN	87	1816-1842
HUMSHAUGH, ST. PETER	206	1819-1851
ILDERTON	404	1727-1812
INGRAM	796	1682-1812
KIRKHARLE	566	1695-1875
KIRKHEATON	384	1716-1925
KIRKNEWTON, ST. GREGORY	218	1762-1788
LAMBLEY, ST. MARY & ST. PATRICK	447	1701-1851
LESBURY/	1961	1691-1812
LONGBENTON, ST. BARTHOLOMEW	7114	1813-1926
LONGHOUGHTON, ST. PETER & ST. PAUL	1705	1646-1812
LOWICK, RC	225	1790-1886
LOWICK, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST	1410	1730-1812
LUCKER	853	1769-1875
MELDON, ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST	86	1716-1812
MORPETH/ST. MARY	1642	1757-1772
NEWBROUGH	1108	1695-1837
NEWBURN, ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	1951	1660-1798
NEWBURN/ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	2612	1703-1805
NEWCASTLE, ALL SAINTS	1798	1637-1643
NEWCASTLE, INFIRMARY	156	1803-1816
NEWCASTLE, ST. ANN	445	1828-1839
NEWCASTLE/ALL SAINTS	37091	1600-1830
NEWCASTLE/ST. ANDREW	19282	1597-1812
NEWCASTLE/ST. NICHOLAS	19751	1574-1812
OVINGHAM	1233	1813-1837
OVINGHAM, ST. MARY	1126	1679-1712
OVINGHAM/ST. MARY	3616	1712-1797
PONTELAND, ST. MARY	2476	1729-1812
RENNINGTON	181	1813-1839
ROCK	86	1813-1839
SIMONBURN	209	1701-1727
SIMONBURN, ST. MUNGO	3740	1681-1851
SLALEY	630	1720-1803
ST. JOHN LEE	4384	1664-1851
STAMFORDHAM	2773	1767-1851
STAMFORDHAM, ST. MARY THE VIRGIN	1657	1662-1737
THOCKRINGTON	510	1736-1851
TWEEDMOUTH	7718	1711-1812
TYNEMOUTH	4010	1703-1734
TYNEMOUTH, CHRIST CHURCH	4645	1607-1703
ULGHAM	199	1692-1728
WALLSEND/ST. PETER	3009	1673-1813
WARDEN	848	1838-1987
WARDEN/ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	1190	1695-1837
WARKWORTH, ST. LAWRENCE	4928	1677-1812
WHALTON, ST. MARY MAGDALEN	1524	1661-1812
WHITLEY CHAPEL	667	1764-1811
WHITTONSTALL	1727	1743-1871
Total (105)	304238	1574-1991

Contact details

For more information please contact the Northumberland and Durham Family History Society.

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Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire

Coverage

These records consist of non-conformist burials, mainly from the 19th century and the Chepstow registration district of the county of Monmouthshire. The following chapels are included in the records:

Chapel	No. of entries	Year range
BEULAH	52	1865-1900
TABERNACLE	162	1802-1899
Total (2)	214	1802-1900

Contact details

For more information about the Gwent Family History Society please see the web site

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Huntingdonshire Burials

Coverage

The transcription consists of 230,716 entries with emphasis on the first half of the 19th century and covering the county of Huntingdonshire.
The following places or parishes are included in these records. Note that there may be more than one church, chapel or burial ground in each place.

Parish name	No. of entries	Year range
ABBOTS RIPTON	2033	1559-1837
ABBOTSLEY	1530	1605-1900
ALCONBURY	861	1801-1837
ALCONBURY CUM WESTON	6375	1559-1900
ALWALTON	994	1577-1812
BARHAM	407	1604-1900
BLUNTISHAM CUM EARITH	6304	1538-1900
BOTOLPH BRIDGE	328	1556-1676
BRAMPTON	5191	1618-1900
BRINGTON	524	1604-1900
BROUGHTON	2121	1572-1900
BUCKDEN	3893	1701-1899
BUCKWORTH	539	1604-1900
BURY CUM HEPMANGROVE	1857	1561-1900
BYTHORN	1417	1560-1800
CALDECOTE	554	1605-1900
CHESTERTON	433	1562-1800
COLNE	1481	1605-1897
CONINGTON	1011	1583-1900
COVINGTON	673	1604-1900
DENTON	930	1546-1890
DIDDINGTON	776	1606-1899
EASTON	529	1604-1837
ELLINGTON	2656	1604-1900
ELTON	4302	1560-1837
EVERTON CUM TETWORTH	1608	1604-1900
EVERTONCT	241	1801-1837
EYNESBURY	5193	1538-1900
FARCET	3006	1660-1900
FENSTANTON	5044	1604-1900
FLETTON	2189	1604-1900
FOLKSWORTH	899	1564-1900
GLATTON	1318	1701-1800
GODMANCHESTER	7701	1701-1900
GRAFHAM	1508	1586-1900
GREAT CATWORTH	1528	1604-1837
GREAT GIDDING	1488	1701-1837
GREAT GRANSDEN	2901	1540-1837
GREAT PAXTON	1724	1583-1900
GREAT STAUGHTON	5535	1540-1837
GREAT STUKELEY	740	1801-1900
GREAT STUKELY	1010	1701-1800
HADDON	782	1540-1900
HAIL WESTON	1813	1604-1900
HAMERTON	641	1604-1900
HARTFORD	1892	1539-1900
HEMINGFORD ABBOTS	1597	1605-1900
HEMINGFORD GREY	1537	1604-1837
HILTON	1606	1558-1900
HOLME	2586	1604-1900
HOLYWELL CUM NEEDINGWORTH	2279	1701-1900
HOUGHTON	1814	1605-1900
HUNTINGDON	8925	1585-1900
KEYSTON	1069	1604-1837
KIMBOLTON	6429	1604-1900
KINGS RIPTON	1217	1599-1900
LEIGHTON BROMSWOLD	1735	1604-1900
LITTLE GIDDING	183	1637-1897
LITTLE PAXTON	1690	1580-1900
LITTLE RAVELEY	472	1576-1897
LITTLE STUKELEY	2475	1567-1900
MOLESWORTH	1145	1564-1900
MORBORNE	431	1604-1900
OFFORD CLUNY	506	1801-1900
OFFORD DARCY	1336	1603-1900
OLD WESTON	650	1702-1837
OLDHURST	339	1702-1798
ORTON LONGUEVILLE	1439	1559-1800
ORTON WATERVILLE	677	1701-1800
PIDLEY CUM FENTON	2634	1558-1900
RAMSEY	15836	1559-1900
SAWTRY	4048	1604-1886
SIBSON CUM STIBBINGTON	1339	1596-1837
SOMERSHAM	6997	1564-1900
SOUTHOE	2209	1558-1900
SPALDWICK	1483	1604-1900
ST IVES	16726	1563-1900
ST NEOTS	10419	1604-1900
STANGROUND	3232	1701-1900
STEEPLE GIDDING	527	1572-1898
STILTON	3129	1604-1885
STOW LONGA	722	1701-1900
SWINESHEAD	179	1801-1837
TILBROOK	1932	1573-1900
TOSELAND	609	1581-1837
UPTON CUM COPPINGFORD	148	1801-1837
UPWOOD & GREAT RAVELEY	1252	1801-1900
UPWOOD & GT RAVELEY	1541	1701-1800
WARBOYS	6100	1556-1900
WARESLEY	560	1701-1837
WATER NEWTON	203	1604-1800
WINWICK	583	1701-1800
WISTOW	248	1801-1837
WOODHURST	1278	1701-1900
WOODSTON	1069	1559-1837
WOODWALTON	1164	1604-1900
WOOLLEY	992	1576-1900
WYTON	892	1607-1900
YAXLEY	2624	1801-1900
YELLING	1424	1583-1900
Total (100)	230716	1538-1900

Contact details

For more information please contact the Huntingdonshire Family History Society.

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Selby Cemetery, Yorkshire

Coverage

These records contain 10,135 entries from Selby Cemetery in the West Riding of Yorkshire. These records contain complete coverage of Selby Cemetery, 1858 to 1936.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Selby and District Family History Group.

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Cambridgeshire Burials

Coverage

These records feature 221,786 burials from 52 parishes in the county of Cambridgeshire.
The following table lists the places covered, the number of records for each parish or place, and the years covered:

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
BARTLOW	1144	1573-1947
BENWICK	835	1851-1950
BRINKLEY	1453	1599-1950
BURROUGH GREEN	1966	1571-1948
BURWELL	9454	1560-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ALL SAINTS	6892	1538-1950
CAMBRIDGE, HOLY TRINITY	12043	1568-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST EDWARD	6130	1558-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST LUKE (CHESTERTON)	2029	1874-1940
CAMBRIDGE, ST PETER	3149	1586-1908
CARLTON	1597	1599-1948
CHATTERIS	12831	1600-1902
CHERRY HINTON	5720	1538-1950
CHIPPENHAM	3251	1567-1950
DULLINGHAM	3844	1558-1939
EAST HATLEY	582	1595-1944
ELSWORTH	4901	1539-1950
ELY, HOLY TRINITY	24300	1559-1863
ELY, ST MARY	10449	1599-1881
FEN DRAYTON	2378	1559-1950
GIRTON	2393	1599-1950
GRANTCHESTER	3387	1539-1928
GREAT ABINGTON	1257	1599-1902
GUILDEN MORDEN	3333	1598-1950
HARDWICK	1027	1576-1950
HINXTON	2081	1538-1950
HISTON	4220	1599-1950
ISLEHAM	6761	1566-1950
LANDBEACH	2992	1538-1950
LITTLE ABINGTON	1460	1599-1951
LITTLE SHELFORD	2424	1601-1950
LOLWORTH	961	1565-1950
MANEA	4362	1645-1950
MARCH	20662	1548-1872
NEWTON NEAR CAMBRIDGE	1187	1560-1950
PAPWORTH EVERARD	1083	1565-1950
PAPWORTH ST AGNES	707	1557-1950
SAWSTON	4694	1599-1950
STUNTNEY	614	1545-1903
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST CYRIAC	836	1559-1657
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST MARY	6374	1559-1950
SWAVESEY	5662	1599-1950
THRIPLOW	2023	1600-1950
TRUMPINGTON	4313	1600-1950
TYDD ST GILES	4326	1599-1941
WELNEY	2708	1653-1847
WEST WICKHAM	1973	1599-1950
WEST WRATTING	3524	1579-1950
WESTLEY WATERLESS	937	1557-1950
WHADDON	1737	1599-1950
WITCHFORD	2741	1599-1950
WOOD DITTON	4079	1567-1950
Total (52)	221786	1538-1951

Contact details

For more information please contact the Cambridgeshire Family History Society.

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Billingshurst, Sussex, Burial and Probate

Coverage

These records feature details taken from burial or probate records for 5,620 individuals in West Sussex covering the years 1508 to 1857.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Billingshurst Local History Society.

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Montgomeryshire Burials

Coverage

These transcriptions were made by members of the Montgomeryshire Genealogical Society, using copy registers kindly lent to the society by the incumbents.
The policy is to the end of each individual register. This accounts for the differing end-dates within the transcriptions. There are occasional gaps in these registers and some parts are very difficult to read. To fill these gaps and to confirm and clarify the entries, Bishop’s transcripts, which are located at the National Library of Wales, have been used. Entries which are wholly from the Bishop’s transcripts have been indicated by ‘BT’.

Burials

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Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ABERHAFESP	1753	1579-1902
BERRIEW	7307	1596-1864
BETWS CEDEWAIN	2906	1662-1857
BUTTINGTON	2975	1638-1903
CASTELL CAEREINION	2508	1663-1877
CEMAES	2036	1670-1863
DAROWEN	2430	1633-1871
GARTHBEIBIO	1616	1667-1903
HIRNANT	1823	1600-1930
LLANDRINIO	2243	1663-1884
LLANDYSILIO	2614	1662-1872
LLANERFYL	3106	1627-1855
LLANFAIR CAEREINION	7132	1608-1850
LLANFECHAIN	3559	1603-1880
LLANFIHANGEL	2936	1663-1864
LLANFYLLIN	7239	1665-1855
LLANIDLOES	6853	1615-1840
LLANGADFAN	2575	1673-1873
LLANGURIG	3768	1677-1875
LLANGYNIEW	3274	1585-1895
LLANGYNOG	1985	1663-1885
LLANLLUGAN	1450	1603-1929
LLANLLWCHAIARN	1974	1658-1842
LLANRHAIADR-YM-MOCHNANT	1585	1813-1853
LLANSANFFRAID-YM-MECHAIN	3735	1583-1851
LLANWDDYN	2336	1624-1881
LLANWRIN	2407	1667-1917
LLANWYDDELAN	1212	1662-1929
MACHYNLLEWTH	6322	1662-1848
MANAFON	2615	1596-1930
MEIFOD	7499	1601-1870
NEWTOWN	5587	1661-1859
PENEGOES	1847	1667-1869
PENNANT MELANGELL	1216	1662-1930
PENRHOS	948	1695-1845
TREFEGLWYS	3773	1633-1846
TREGYNON	2281	1666-1872
WELSHPOOL	8797	1634-1842
Total (35)	113828	1579-1930

Contact details

For more information please contact the Montgomeryshire Genealogical Society.

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Dunchurch Burials

Coverage

The burial registers of St Peters Church, Dunchurch were originally transcribed by several people and are currently the only entries among these records.
Currently, only the parish of Dunchurch St Peter is included in these records. Further parishes will be added in due course. The years covered are as follows:

Event	No. of entries	Year range
Baptisms	7686	1538-1876
Marriages	1441>	1538-1837
Burials	5956	1538-1900

Contact details

For more information please contact the Rugby Family History Group.

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Rugby Burials

Coverage

These records are from Rugby St Andrews burials and cover the period 1620-1812.

Contact details

For more information please contact the .

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Burials of Frant, Sussex

Coverage

This index consists of 6,241 burials from the records of Frant, Sussex.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

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Glamorgan Burial Index

Coverage

This burial index includes 313,709 records for 134 places.
The coverage by parish is shown below:

Parish	No. of entries	Year range
ABERAVON ST MARY	5879	1696-1900
ABERDARE CHAPELS	294	1809-1836
ABERDARE ST FAGANS	3789	1855-1942
ABERDARE ST JOHNS	8219	1734-1924
ABERPERGWM ST CADOC	1173	1849-1987
ANDERSON MAJOR	1792	1696-1901
BAGLAN ST BAGLAN	2043	1721-1968
BARRY ST NICHOLAS	289	1724-1900
BETTWS ST DAVID	1980	1721-1950
BISHOPSTON ST TEILO	1402	1677-1890
BLAENGWRACH ST MARY	792	1895-1988
BONVILSTON ST MARY	752	1696-1901
BRITON FERRY ST MARY/ ST CLEMENT	4319	1686-1924
CADOXTON JUXTA BARRY ST NICHOLAS	1370	1724-1901
CADOXTON JUXTA NEATH ST CATWG	12845	1721-1899
CAERAU ST MARY	427	1720-1903
CAERPHILLY ST MARTIN	4926	1806-1923
CARDIFF ST JOHN'S	18940	1669-1911
CARDIFF ST MARY'S	11492	1848-1918
CHERITON ST CADOC	948	1672-1991
CILYBEBYLL ST JOHN	912	1721-1986
COGAN ST PETER	53	1724-1823
COITY ST MARY	4619	1720-1916
COLWINSTON ST MICHAEL	1050	1696-1992
COWBRIDGE HOLY CROSS	1595	1735-1873
COYCHURCH ST CRALLO	1925	1736-1899
CYMMER (RHONDDA) INDEPENDENT	25	1813-1817
DOWLAIS ST JOHN THE BAPTIST	6064	1839-1920
EGLYWS BREWIS ST BREWIS	81	1721-1935
EGLYWSILAN ST ILAN	4540	1694-1891
FLEMINGSTON ST MICHAEL	434	1579-1900
GELLIGAER ST CATTWG	3938	1696-1908
GILESTON ST GILES	205	1702-1946
GLYNCORRWG ST JOHN THE BAPTIST	1621	1702-1908
ILSTON ST ILLTYD	1126	1683-1992
LALESTON ST DAVID	1204	1721-1899
LAVERNOCK ST LAWRENCE	189	1724-1902
LECKWITH ST JAMES	237	1724-1880
LISVANE ST DENYS	530	1724-1902
LLANBLETHIAN ST BLETHIAN	1574	1661-1893
LLANCARFAN ST CADOC	1532	1696-1899
LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL	11570	1724-1998
LLANDDEWI ST DAVID	753	1679-1976
LLANDEILOTALYBONT ST TEILO	4730	1662-1960
LLANDOUGH JUXTA COWBRIDGE	639	1583-1986
LLANDOUGH JUXTA PENARTH	493	1725-1883
LLANDOW HOLY TRINITY	772	1688-1992
LLANDYFODWG ST TYFODWG	1871	1723-1905
LLANEDEYRN ST EDEYRN	767	1701-1898
LLANFABON ST MABON	6454	1716-1922
LLANGAN ST CANNA	727	1705-1984
LLANGEINOR ST CEIN	2062	1723-1906
LLANGENNITH ST CENNYDD	1365	1671-1971
LLANGWIG ST CIWG	2107	1685-1881
LLANGYFELACH MYNYDD BACH	63	1676-1784
LLANGYFELACH SS DAVID & CYFELACH	8366	1686-1863
LLANHARAN SS JULIAN & AARON	937	1641-1901
LLANHARRY ST ILLTUD	437	1725-1901
LLANILID SS ILID & CURIG	470	1696-1924
LLANILLTERN ST ELLETEYRN	555	1718-1999
LLANISHEN ST ISAN	1064	1718-1900
LLANMADOC ST MADOC	912	1672-1991
LLANMAES ST CATWG	1158	1583-1988
LLANMIHANGEL ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	131	1731-1991
LLANRHIDIAN SS RHIDIAN & ILLTUD	3406	1671-1908
LLANSANNOR ST SEWYR	636	1723-1900
LLANTRISANT 3 SAINTS	4902	1728-1870
LLANTRISANT PENUEL	613	1857-1994
LLANTRITHYD ST ILLTUD	1457	1571-1978
LLANTWIT FADRE ST ILLTYD	1867	1632-1857
LLANTWIT MAJOR ST ILLTUD	2788	1721-1901
LLANTWIT-JUXTA-NEATH	4631	1696-1891
LLANWONNO ST GWYNNO	9845	1717-1989
LLYSWORNEY ST TYDFIL	991	1602-1991
LOUGHOR ST MICHAEL	3071	1669-1912
MAESTEG BETHANIA	593	1817-1988
MARCROSS HOLY TRINITY	361	1696-1986
MARGAM ST MARY	5916	1672-1900
MERTHYR DYFAN SS DYFAN & TEILO	348	1724-1900
MERTHYR MAWR ST TEILO	591	1696-1899
MERTHYR TYDFIL EBENEZER	15	1846-1847
MERTHYR TYDFIL ST TYDFIL	11761	1704-1838
MICHAELSTON -LE-PIT ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS	418	1724-1900
MICHAELSTON SUPER AVON ST MICHAEL	5755	1724-1890
MICHAELSTON SUPER ELY ST MICHAEL	178	1724-1909
MONKNASH ST MARY MAGDALENE	545	1721-1987
NEATH QUAKERS	43	1804-1848
NEWCASTLE ST ILLTYD	2438	1723-1897
NEWTON NOTTAGE	2389	1715-1992
NICHOLASTON ST NICHOLAS	342	1671-1935
OXWICH ST ILLTYD	668	1672-1901
OYSTERMOUTH ALL SAINTS	4551	1671-1954
PENARTH ST AUGUSTINE	3521	1724-1900
PENDOYLAN ST CADOC	1435	1569-1902
PENLLYN ST BRYNACH	580	1721-1902
PENMAEN ST JOHN THE BAPTIST	396	1686-1901
PENMARK ST MARY	1746	1696-1898
PENNARD ST MARY	1213	1677-1944
PENTRYCH ST CATWG	1654	1695-1868
PETERSTON SUPER ELY ST PETER	599	1724-1900
PETERSTON SUPER MONTEM ST PETER	162	1745-1900
PORT EYNON ST CATTWG	1139	1672-1939
PORTHKERRY ST CURIG	332	1724-1902
PYLE & KENFIG ST JAMES	3247	1695-1898
QUAKERS YARD BERLLWYD	173	1811-1970
RADYR ST JOHN	871	1717-1900
RHOSILLI ST MARY THE VIRGIN	993	1642-1911
ROATH ST MARGARET	2132	1724-1876
RUDRY ST JAMES	1121	1637-1900
SEE BRITON FERRY	387	1913-1965
ST ATHANS	1306	1663-1899
ST BRIDES ELY	298	1717-1902
ST BRIDES MAJOR	2172	1721-1901
ST BRIDES MINOR	2038	1723-1901
ST DONATS	896	1571-1899
ST FAGAN'S ST MARY	1521	1689-1884
ST GEORGE SUPER ELY	614	1695-1902
ST HILARY	957	1690-1925
ST LYTHANS, ST BLEIDDIAN	275	1724-1901
ST MARY CHURCH	732	1605-1985
ST MARY HILL	917	1696-1985
ST NICHOLAS	1175	1724-1902
SULLY ST JOHN THE BAPTIST	755	1725-1901
SWANSEA ST MARY	24464	1631-1909
TONDU ST JOHN	1582	1868-1933
TYTHEGSTON ST TYDWG	762	1721-1901
WAUNARLLWYDD ST BARNABAS	791	1895-1992
WELSH ST DONATS	887	1724-1925
WENVOE ST MARY	1554	1587-1900
WHITCHURCH ST MARY	7527	1717-1932
WICK ST JAMES	906	1721-1987
YSTRAD MYNACH BETHANIA METHODIST	415	1838-1996
YSTRADOWEN ST OWAIN	926	1696-1927
YSTRADYFODWG ST JOHN THE BAPTIST	1891	1629-1987
Total (134)	313709	1569-1999

Contact details

For more information please contact the Glamorgan Family History Society.

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Cornwall burials

These records comprise 280,605 baptisms for Cornwall. Coverage is as follows.

Parish Start year End Year Count
Advent 1813 1837 114
Altarnun 1717 1837 1,344
Antony 1813 1837 1,278
Blisland 1700 1837 1,101
Boconnoc 1813 1837 118
Bodmin 1700 1837 3,697
Botus Fleming 1701 1837 633
Boyton 1813 1837 194
Braddock 1700 1837 588
Breage 1695 1837 6,267
Budock 1813 1837 520
Callington 1700 1837 2,270
Calstock 1813 1837 1,075
Camborne 1813 1837 2,885
Cardinham 1701 1837 1,261
Chacewater 1828 1837 631
Colan 1813 1837 123
Constantine 1690 1837 3,413
Cornelly 1690 1837 388
Crantock 1813 1837 155
Creed 1653 1837 2,340
Crowan 1693 1837 4,842
Cubert 1813 1837 175
Cuby with Tregony 1692 1837 2,896
Cury 1690 1837 884
Davidstow 1813 1837 93
Duloe 1813 1837 336
Egloshayle 1813 1837 495
Egloskerry 1813 1837 175
Endellion 1813 1837 461
Falmouth 1690 1837 10,080
Feock 1813 1837 407
Forrabury 1710 1837 458
Fowey 1603 1837 6,137
Germoe 1690 1837 1,584
Gerrans 1690 1837 2,357
Golant - St Sampson 1813 1837 87
Gorran 1725 1837 1,898
Grade 1690 1837 698
Gulval 1690 1837 2,641
Gunwalloe 1692 1837 472
Gwennap 1813 1837 3,419
Gwinear 1813 1837 882
Gwithian 1813 1837 761
Helland 1722 1837 529
Helston 1696 1837 6,433
Hessenford 1835 1836 5
Illogan 1813 1837 2,220
Isles of Scilly 1726 1837 1,617
Jacobstow 1813 1837 227
Kea 1690 1837 2,007
Kenwyn 1773 1837 4,721
Kilkhampton 1813 1837 441
Ladock 1690 1837 1,523
Lamorran 1692 1836 242
Landewednack 1690 1837 623
Landrake 1813 1837 381
Landulph 1813 1837 298
Laneast 1813 1837 72
Lanhydrock 1813 1837 89
Lanivet 1813 1837 352
Lanlivery 1644 1837 2,174
Lanreath 1813 1837 215
Lansallos 1813 1837 335
Lanteglos by Camelford 1813 1837 394
Lanteglos by Fowey 1678 1837 2,335
Launcells 1813 1837 317
Launceston - St Mary Magdalene 1813 1837 959
Lawhitton 1700 1837 875
Lelant 1690 1837 2,499
Lesnewth 1814 1837 31
Lewannick 1813 1837 289
Lezant 1700 1837 1,643
Linkinhorne 1813 1837 408
Liskeard 1813 1837 1,264
Little Petherick 1813 1837 65
Lostwithiel 1609 1837 2,548
Ludgvan 1690 1837 3,422
Luxulyan 1600 1837 2,287
Mabe 1813 1837 183
Madron 1690 1837 9,275
Maker 1813 1837 1,584
Manaccan 1813 1837 209
Marhamchurch 1700 1837 952
Mawgan in Meneage 1690 1837 1,759
Mawgan In Pydar 1813 1837 259
Mawnan 1813 1837 224
Menheniot 1813 1837 525
Merther 1813 1837 143
Mevagissey 1813 1837 943
Michaelstow 1813 1837 68
Minster 1813 1837 150
Morvah 1619 1837 832
Morval 1710 1837 1,215
Morwenstow 1700 1837 1,679
Mullion 1690 1837 1,395
Mylor 1813 1837 948
Newlyn East 1690 1837 2,286
North Hill 1813 1837 383
North Petherwin 1813 1837 381
North Tamerton 1813 1837 169
Otterham 1813 1837 64
Padstow 1813 1837 779
Par 188 1902 1,127
Paul 1690 1837 5,952
Pelynt 1700 1837 1,193
Penzance 1813 1837 2,309
Perranarworthal 1813 1837 597
Perranuthnoe 1689 1837 1,343
Perranzabuloe 1690 7323 3,506
Phillack 1813 1837 1,109
Philleigh 1691 1837 941
Pillaton 1813 1837 151
Poughill 1700 1837 819
Poundstock 1674 1837 1,184
Probus 1690 1837 3,000
Quaker - Quarterly Meeting 1813-37 1813 1837 288
Quaker - Redruth 1814 1827 3
Quaker - Western Division (Sup) 1816 1828 3
Quethiock 1813 1837 245
Rame 1813 1837 535
Redruth - St Uny 1813 1837 3,432
Roche 1813 1837 638
Ruan Lanihorne 1813 1837 180
Ruan Major 1813 1836 49
Ruan Minor 1813 1837 86
Saltash 1813 1836 34
Sancreed 1690 1837 1,721
Sennen 1699 1837 853
Sheviock 1813 1837 200
Sithney 1690 1837 3,588
South Hill 1813 1837 184
South Petherwin 1813 1837 309
St Agnes 1690 1837 8,874
St Allen 1690 1837 1,202
St Anthony in Meneage 1699 1837 504
St Anthony in Roseland 1693 1837 495
St Austell 1752 1837 6,669
St Blazey 1813 1837 661
St Breock 1718 1837 1,493
St Breward 1700 1851 1,006
St Buryan 1653 1837 2,802
St Cleer 1813 1837 323
St Clement 1813 1837 751
St Clether 1813 1836 45
St Columb Major 1781 1837 1,988
St Columb Minor 1772 1837 1,166
St Day 1833 1837 219
St Dennis 1813 1837 273
St Dominick 1813 1837 285
St Enoder 1632 1837 3,043
St Erme 1813 1837 185
St Erth 1690 1837 2,440
St Ervan 1813 1837 139
St Eval 1813 1837 141
St Ewe 1813 1837 565
St Gennys 1813 1837 254
St Germans 1797 1837 1,491
St Giles in the Heath 1813 1837 106
St Gluvias 1690 1837 4,221
St Hilary 1690 1837 4,999
St Issey 1813 1837 259
St Ive 1813 1837 245
St Ives 1690 1837 6,480
St John 1813 1837 109
St Juliot 1708 1837 340
St Just in Penwith 1689 1837 7,118
St Just in Roseland 1690 1837 3,448
St Just In Penwith 1837 1837 1
St Just In Roseland 1837 1837 1
St Keverne 1813 1837 904
St Kew 1813 1837 455
St Keyne 1813 1837 71
St Levan 1694 1837 754
St Mabyn 1813 1837 1,300
St Martin by Looe 1700 1837 2,479
St Martin in Meneage 1813 1837 102
St Mellion 1813 1837 173
St Merryn 1813 1837 216
St Mewan 1813 1837 531
St Michael Caerhays 1813 1837 50
St Michael Penkivel 1813 1837 94
St Michael's Mount 1813 1837 121
St Minver 1813 1837 492
St Neot 1813 1837 431
St Pinnock 1700 1837 972
St Stephen by Launceston 1709 1837 2,045
St Stephen in Brannel 1665 1837 4,335
St Stephen In Brannel 1837 1837 1
St Stephens by Saltash 1813 1837 1,196
St Teath 1813 1837 488
St Thomas by Launceston 1813 1837 167
St Tudy 1813 1837 202
St Veep 1813 1837 276
St Wenn 1813 1837 190
St Winnow 1813 1837 334
Stithians 1813 1837 1,231
Stoke Climsland 1813 1837 543
Stratton 1813 1837 461
Talland 1700 1837 2,338
Tintagel 1813 1837 353
Towednack 1690 1837 1,039
Tremaine 1813 1836 40
Treneglos 1813 1837 74
Tresmere 1813 1837 67
Trevalga 1813 1837 63
Trewen 1813 1837 78
Truro - St Mary's 1700 1837 7,372
Tywardreath 1813 1837 753
Veryan 1813 1837 522
Virginstow 1730 1837 205
Warbstow 1813 1836 151
Warleggan 1813 1837 89
Week St Mary 1813 1837 274
Wendron 1813 1837 1,362
Werrington 1813 1837 242
Whitstone 1813 1837 173
Withiel 1700 1837 829
Zennor 1690 1837 1,169

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Brayton, St Wilfred burials

Coverage

These records contain 801 entries for Brayton St Wilfrids (Selby) in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Selby and District Family History Group.

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Wrightington Hall, Lancashire burials

Coverage

These records comprise 687 burials for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

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Memorial inscriptions

These records comprise memorial inscriptions for a number of counties.

County Number of records

Cleveland Memorial Inscriptions 147,369
Cornwall Monumental inscriptions 319,771
Dorset Memorial Inscriptions 11,924
Dorset Monumental Inscriptions 18,793
Essex Memorial Inscriptions 156,930
Glamorgan Monumental Inscription index 88,420
Lincolnshire Monumental Inscriptions 32,170
Mid Norfolk Monumental Inscriptions 5,606
N Cheshire Memorial Inscriptions 98,738
Northumberland and Durham Memorial Inscriptions 6,211
Clifton Road Cemetery Memorial Inscriptions (Rugby) 9,054
Somerset Monumental Inscriptions 80,129
Somerset Monumental Inscriptions (Full) 24,262
Wiltshire Memorial Inscription Index 290,051

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Cemetery Burials and Memorial Inscriptions for Victoria (1835-1997)

This index, which comprises over 185,000 records, is built from transcriptions of cemetery memorials and burial registers. It covers 197 cemeteries in Victoria, plus a few in other Australian states. It details the name and title of the deceased, the Australian state or territory, whether the event was a death or burial, the year of the event, and the cemetery.

Contact details

The Genealogical Society of Victoria, Level B1 257 Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia

Email: gsvfhol@gsv.org.au Website: www.gsv.org.au

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Victoria funeral notices (1981-1997)

This index, built from funeral notices from the Melbourne Herald Sun, contains over 119,000 records for the period 1981-1997. The name and title of the deceased is listed along with the year of the funeral, the Australian state, and details of the cemetery or crematorium. 

Contact details

The Genealogical Society of Victoria, Level B1 257 Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria 3000, Australia

Email: gsvfhol@gsv.org.au Website: www.gsv.org.au

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Wakefield burials

CHURCH DATE COVERAGE ENTRIES


Ackworth 1687 - 1812 1957
Alverthorpe 1825 - 1863 1599
Featherstone 1777 - 1813 3036
Horbury St Peter 1767 - 1805 1813 - 1857 3951 The period 1805 - 1812 has been produced as a transcript
Normanton 1679 - 1742 965
Ossett Ind. Congregational 1746 - 1837 263
Ossett Holy Trinity 1861 - 1914 5432
Outwood St Mary 1860 - 1967 4276
Pontefract 1647 - 1672 1454
Sandal St Helen 1776 - 1863 4747
Stanley St Peter 1824 - 1874 4773
Thornes St James 1831 - 1956 6015
Wakefield All Sts 1766 - 1781 *1811 - 1823 5905
Wakefield St John 1795 - 1827 2958
Wakefield West Parade 1829 - 1870 2141
Warmfield St Peter 1758 - 1812 902

Total 50374

* This gap is currently being transcribed

Contact details

Website: http://www.wdfhs.co.uk/

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Glamorgan Marriage Index pre-1837

Coverage

1,961 churches and chapels are included in this index, many with only a handful of marriages, between the years 1569 and 1869. These records consist of 60,222 marriages.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Glamorgan Family History Society.

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Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds

Coverage

The Sarum Diocese covered most of Wiltshire, most of Berkshire, parts of Dorset and a small area in Devon.

The records have been compiled from the bonds and allegations or sometimes from earlier transcriptions. In all cases the records have been checked against the original documents, which are deposited in the Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office.

The issuing of a licence does not necessarily mean that a marriage took place; some people may have had second thoughts and, it is believed, some thought the licence was sufficient and it was not necessary to get married. If a marriage did take place, it may not have been in a parish named in the bond of allegation. Note also that the marriage register or bishop's transcript may not have survived, thus making the licence the only evidence of the intended marriage.

This collection contains 75,729 records of bonds issued between 1609 and 1823 and allegations from 1824 to 1837. The Record Office catalogues both in the same series. The following jurisdictions are covered:

MLB & MLA The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
DLB & DLA The Dean of Sarum in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Dorset and Uffculme, Devon
ELB & ELA The Dean & Chapter in Salisbury, Wiltshire
TLB & TLA The Treasurer in Alderbury, Figheldean, Pitton and Calne, Wiltshire
PLB & PLA The Precentor in Westbury, Bratton and Dilton, Wiltshire
GLB & GLA The Peculiar of Gillingham in Dorset, including Motcombe
CLB The Peculiar of Corsham in Wiltshire, including Stratton St Margaret
HLB The Prebend of Chute and Chisenbury in Wiltshire, including Winterbourne Dauntsey
WLB Wantage in Berkshire

Contact details

For more information please contact the Wiltshire Family History Society.

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Elmton, Derbyshire Marriages

Coverage

294 marriage records for the parish of Elmton in Derbyshire, between the years 1598 and 1868, are covered.

Contact details

This information has been provided by Steve Archer.

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Tunbridge Wells area Marriages

Coverage

This index contains 199 marriages from the records of King Charles the Martyr in Tonbridge (Kent).

The Chapel of King Charles the Martyr first opened for worship in 1678, when Tunbridge Wells was just a small village containing a number of non-conformist chapels and meeting houses. When the Chapel was built it stood in three parishes, the altar in Tonbridge, the pulpit in Speldhurst and the vestry in Frant. It now stands wholly in Kent in its own parish, which was formed in 1889.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

 

Halifax St John Marriages

Coverage

31,724 marriage records for the parish of St John's in Halifax, in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Calderdale Family History Society.

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Halifax St John Marriages

Coverage

31,724 marriage records for the parish of St John's in Halifax, in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Calderdale Family History Society.

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Derbyshire Registrar's Marriage Index

Coverage

These records feature 645,071 people married between 1837 and 1949.

The following table shows the various chapels and churches where marriages have been recorded:

Place of event No. of entries Year range

ALDERCAR ST.JOHN 2000 1871-1929
ALFRETON BIRCHWOOD CHAPEL 1682 1856-1881
ALFRETON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 284 1867-1913
ALFRETON EBENEZER CHAPEL 96 1894-1913
ALFRETON FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 292 1892-1909
ALFRETON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 458 1839-1852
ALFRETON PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL 2 1851
ALFRETON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1903-1912
ALFRETON SALEM CHAPEL 10 1911-1914
ALFRETON ST.MARTIN 4986 1837-1912
ALFRETON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 148 1908-1914
ALFRETON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 58 1887-1914
ALKMONTON ST.JOHN 150 1855-1949
ALLESTREE ST.EDMUND 718 1838-1920
ALLESTREE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1885-1909
ALSOP-EN-LE-DALE ST.MICHAEL 142 1837-1949
ALSTONEFIELD METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1933-1934
ALSTONEFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 32 1885-1932
ALVASTON ST.MICHAEL 976 1837-1920
ALVASTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 94 1867-1901
AMBERGATE ST.ANNE 200 1899-1916
ANNESLEY WOODHOUSE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1896-1900
ANNESLEY WOODHOUSE WESLEYAN REFORM CHURCH 40 1894-1900
ARNOLD EBENEZER CHAPEL 136 1866-1900
ARNOLD FRONT STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL 16 1894-1901
ASHBOURNE BEULAH CHURCH 188 1896-1948
ASHBOURNE CATHOLIC CHAPEL 4 1919
ASHBOURNE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 104 1915-1949
ASHBOURNE DIST WESLEYAN CHAPEL 4 1889
ASHBOURNE FREE CHURCH 38 1872-1881
ASHBOURNE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 20 1867-1874
ASHBOURNE METHODIST CHAPEL 106 1918-1949
ASHBOURNE PRIM METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1897-1898
ASHBOURNE R.C.CHAPEL 280 1849-1949
ASHBOURNE REGISTER OFFICE 1861 1839-1949
ASHBOURNE ST.OSWALD 5576 1837-1949
ASHBOURNE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 246 1872-1918
ASHBOURNE ZION CHAPEL 139 1875-1928
ASHFORD HOLY TRINITY 718 1839-1949
ASHFORD METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1934-1946
ASHFORD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 18 1900-1939
ASHOPTON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 36 1898-1938
ASHOVER ALL SAINTS 3510 1837-1943
ASHOVER HOLLOWAY UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 174 1864-1898
ASHOVER HOLLOWAY WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 572 1859-1875
ASHOVER WESLEYAN CHAPEL 292 1876-1923
ASTON ON TRENT ALL SAINTS 852 1837-1949
ATLOW ST.PHILIP & ST.JAMES 180 1837-1948
AULT HUCKNALL ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 1500 1838-1933
BABBINGTON CHAPEL 2314 1850-1901
BAGTHORPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 6 1872-1894
BAKEWELL ALL SAINTS 4734 1837-1949
BAKEWELL CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 34 1880-1896
BAKEWELL FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 20 1853-1886
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BAKEWELL MATLOCK STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 476 1899-1941
BAKEWELL METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1932-1933
BAKEWELL MILL STREET INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 100 1901-1944
BAKEWELL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1901-1915
BAKEWELL REGISTER OFFICE 4774 1837-1949
BAKEWELL WATER STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 100 1904-1934
BAKEWELL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 1110 1862-1940
BAKEWELL WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 18 1890-1945
BAKEWELL ZION WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 60 1898-1939
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BAMFORD CHAPEL OF ST.MARY 120 1901-1949
BAMFORD METHODIST CHAPEL 26 1912-1948
BAMFORD ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 712 1861-1949
BAMFORD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 26 1892-1937
BARLBOROUGH ST.JAMES 1700 1837-1929
BARLOW ST.LAWRENCE 992 1839-1942
BARROW ON TRENT ST.WILFRED 344 1838-1949
BARTON BLOUNT ST.MICHAEL 34 1840-1906
BASFORD BAPTIST CHAPEL 652 1846-1899
BASFORD QUEENSBURY STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL 32 1891-1899
BASFORD REDCLIFF ROAD METHODIST NEW CONNECTION CHAPEL 78 1885-1899
BASFORD REGISTER OFFICE 12592 1837-1901
BASFORD SCOTCH BAPTIST CHAPEL 228 1843-1899
BASFORD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 4 1898-1899
BASLOW METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1949
BASLOW ST.ANNE 1092 1837-1948
BEAUVALE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1898-1901
BEELEY METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1943-1948
BEELEY ST.ANNE 394 1838-1948
BEELEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 32 1899-1925
BEESTON BAPTIST CHAPEL 30 1851-1886
BEESTON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 178 1838-1900
BEESTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1886-1899
BEESTON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1920
BEESTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 118 1862-1900
BEIGHTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST WOODHOUSE ROAD CHAPEL 40 1903-1921
BEIGHTON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1921
BEIGHTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1921-1923
BEIGHTON WEST STREET CHAPEL 34 1906-1919
BEIGHTON WOODHOUSE ROAD CHAPEL 2 1904
BELPER BAPTIST CHAPEL 514 1839-1913
BELPER CHRIST CHURCH 1490 1850-1925
BELPER CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 396 1873-1914
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BELPER INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 174 1838-1872
BELPER JUBILEE SPIRITUALIST HALL 48 1898-1914
BELPER PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 472 1850-1914
BELPER REGISTER OFFICE 2936 1838-1914
BELPER SALEM METHODIST CHAPEL 622 1864-1914
BELPER ST.PETER 3980 1847-1919
BELPER UNITARIAN CHAPEL 112 1852-1913
BELPER WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 558 1845-1910
BIGGIN BY HARTINGTON ST.THOMAS 502 1848-1949
BIRCH VALE ZION UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 62 1921-1948
BIRCHES LANE BAPTIST CHAPEL 22 1902-1914
BIRCHOVER ROWTOR CHAPEL 146 1899-1949
BIRCHOVER STANTON WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 2 1932
BIRCHOVER WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 2 1943
BIRCHWOOD CHAPEL 734 1855-1908
BIRCHWOOD LANE UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 150 1904-1914
BLACKWELL ST.WERBURGH 2980 1837-1934
BOLSOVER CASTLE ST.CONG.CH. 34 1902-1919
BOLSOVER CASTLE STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 8 1920-1922
BOLSOVER ST.MARY 4968 1837-1934
BOLSOVER TOWN END PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1900-1916
BOLSOVER WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 70 1891-1912
BONSALL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4 1944-1945
BONSALL ST.JAMES APOSTLE 1998 1837-1949
BORROWASH METHODIST CHAPEL 98 1913-1935
BORROWASH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1905-1926
BORROWASH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 108 1867-1913
BOULTON ST.MARY 998 1841-1925
BOYLESTONE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1939
BOYLESTONE ST.JOHN 328 1837-1949
BRACKENFIELD HOLY TRINITY 496 1845-1949
BRACKENFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1914-1922
BRADBOURNE ALL SAINTS 436 1838-1949
BRADLEY ALL SAINTS 452 1837-1949
BRADWELL BETHLEHEM PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 192 1848-1938
BRADWELL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 92 1867-1900
BRADWELL ST.BARNABAS 676 1875-1949
BRADWELL WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1865
BRADWELL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 206 1868-1944
BRAILSFORD ALL SAINTS 804 1837-1949
BRAILSFORD METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1933
BRAILSFORD PRIMITIVE CHAPEL 8 1924-1931
BRAILSFORD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 16 1907-1937
BRAMPTON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 144 1874-1908
BRAMPTON GOSPEL MISSION 6 1920-1924
BRAMPTON MOOR CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 16 1898-1919
BRAMPTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 68 1884-1898
BRAMPTON SS PETER AND PAUL 2398 1837-1928
BRAMPTON ST.THOMAS 5966 1837-1922
BRAMPTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1884-1910
BRAND TOP WESLEYAN CHAPEL 12 1889-1940
BRASSINGTON CHAPEL 10 1847-1888
BRASSINGTON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 30 1848-1949
BRASSINGTON INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 20 1859-1874
BRASSINGTON ST.JAMES 782 1837-1949
BREASTON METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 100 1876-1907
BREASTON ST.MICHAEL 1836 1837-1949
BREASTON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 48 1909-1927
BREEDON ON THE HILL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1889-1924
BRETBY ST.WYSTAN 200 1911-1945
BRIMINGTON MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 64 1885-1919
BRIMINGTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1919
BRIMINGTON ST.MICHAEL 1980 1837-1921
BRIMINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 46 1899-1923
BRIMMINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1899
BROCKWELL BRIMINGTON CONGREGATIONAL 20 1901-1922
BROOKBOTTOM CHAPEL 14 1898-1902
BROOKBOTTOM METHODIST SCHOOL CHAPEL 64 1924-1948
BUGSWORTH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 14 1922-1949
BULWELL CHRISTIAN MEETING HOUSE 70 1885-1899
BULWELL COVENTRY RD.PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1898
BULWELL GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 84 1879-1899
BULWELL MAIN STREET CHRIST CHURCH 6 1896-1899
BULWELL MAIN STREET METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 6 1897
BULWELL MAIN STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 70 1886-1899
BULWELL QUARRY ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1897-1899
BURBAGE CHRIST CHURCH 2402 1862-1949
BURBAGE MACCLESFIELD ROAD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 8 1925-1934
BURBAGE METHODIST CHAPEL 30 1932-1946
BURTON JOYCE CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 24 1876-1899
BUXTON HARDWICK ST.CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 172 1936-1949
BUXTON HARTINGTON ROAD CHAPEL 32 1897-1916
BUXTON HARTINGTON ST.CHAPEL 106 1901-1949
BUXTON LONDON RD.PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 66 1912-1940
BUXTON LONDON ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 709 1873-1949
BUXTON OLD COURT HOUSE MISSION ROOM 4 1927-1929
BUXTON ST ANNES CATH CHURCH 822 1863-1949
BUXTON ST.JAMES 1048 1878-1949
BUXTON ST.JOHN 3992 1837-1949
BUXTON ST.MARY THE VIRGIN 1140 1918-1949
BUXTON UNITARIAN CHURCH 6 1893-1894
BUXWORTH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1930
BUXWORTH ST.JAMES 862 1874-1949
CALKE ST.GILES 36 1837-1948
CALOW CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 84 1899-1924
CALOW ST.PETER 398 1900-1936
CALVER METHODIST CHURCH 14 1938-1946
CALVERTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1896-1900
CARLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 34 1892-1897
CARLTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1899-1901
CARSINGTON ST.MARGARET 324 1838-1949
CASTLE DONINGTON BAPTIST CHAPEL 338 1880-1913
CASTLE DONINGTON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 486 1840-1927
CASTLE DONINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 460 1850-1925
CASTLETON METHODIST CHAPEL 60 1910-1949
CASTLETON ST.EDMUND 914 1837-1949
CASTLETON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 10 1904-1907
CAULDWELL ST.GILES 60 1899-1948
CHADDESDEN ST.MARY 604 1838-1928
CHAPEL REGISTER OFFICE 2984 1908-1949
CHAPEL REGISTRY OFFICE 518 1842-1939
CHAPEL ST.JOHN FISHER RC 28 1940-1949
CHAPEL TOWN END WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 172 1874-1940
CHAPEL TOWNEND WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 100 1888-1901
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH ST.THOMAS 4478 1837-1949
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 299 1912-1949
CHARLESWORTH IMM CONCEPTION 158 1899-1949
CHARLESWORTH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 1298 1838-1949
CHARLESWORTH PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL 62 1915-1946
CHARLESWORTH ST.JOHN 1180 1850-1949
CHELLASTON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 10 1871-1880
CHELLASTON ST.PETER 962 1837-1949
CHELLASTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 42 1876-1926
CHELMORTON METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1934-1947
CHELMORTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 50 1876-1931
CHELMORTON ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 472 1838-1948
CHESTERFIELD ANNUNCIATION ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 2600 1855-1924
CHESTERFIELD BEETWELL STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 574 1851-1882
CHESTERFIELD BREWERY STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL 516 1869-1923
CHESTERFIELD CHATSWORTH ROAD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 4 1899
CHESTERFIELD CHRIST CHURCH 598 1914-1927
CHESTERFIELD ELDER YARD MEETING HOUSE 466 1847-1923
CHESTERFIELD ELDER YARD UNITARIAN CHAPEL 239 1838-1897
CHESTERFIELD FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 18 1847-1914
CHESTERFIELD HOLY TRINITY 4980 1854-1933
CHESTERFIELD MARSDEN STREET UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 1338 1871-1924
CHESTERFIELD REGISTER OFFICE 15186 1838-1924
CHESTERFIELD SALTERGATE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 1942 1845-1921
CHESTERFIELD SORESBY STREET INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 996 1838-1923
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CHESTERFIELD ST.MARY & ALL SAINTS 17994 1837-1926
CHESTERFIELD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1903-1922
CHESTERFIELD.CHATSWORTH ROAD MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 40 1896-1921
CHILWELL METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 50 1884-1908
CHILWELL UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1909-1926
CHINLEY CHAPEL 164 1888-1907
CHINLEY INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 743 1844-1949
CHINLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 58 1927-1949
CHINLEY WHITE KNOWLE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1929-1949
CHISWORTH METHODIST CHAPEL 72 1895-1933
CHISWORTH METHODIST CHURCH 48 1934-1949
CHISWORTH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1895-1929
CHURCH BOUGHTON METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1937
CHURCH BROUGHTON ST.MICHAEL 768 1837-1949
CHURCH GRESLEY BAPTIST CHAPEL 2 1939
CHURCH GRESLEY SALVATION ARMY HALL 2 1937
CHURCH GRESLEY ST.GEORGE & ST.MARY 3480 1837-1907
CLAY CROSS BAPTIST CHAPEL 154 1890-1923
CLAY CROSS METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 24 1890-1903
CLAY CROSS PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 436 1872-1913
CLAY CROSS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 96 1885-1920
CLAY CROSS ST.BARTHOLOMEW 4494 1852-1936
CLAY CROSS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 136 1865-1922
CLAY CROSS ZION CHAPEL 518 1873-1923
CLIFTON HOLY TRINITY 704 1846-1949
CLOWNE ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 2464 1837-1925
COAL ASTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 28 1891-1919
CODNOR BETHESDA CHAPEL 112 1875-1901
CODNOR ST.JAMES 3494 1844-1922
CODNOR WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1900
CONGREGATIONALISTS 2 1895
COTMANHAY CHRIST CHURCH 3000 1848-1912
COTMANHAY METHODIST FREE CHURCH 36 1890-1901
COTON IN THE ELMS METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1939
COTON IN THE ELMS ST.MARY 536 1868-1949
CRESSBROOK LITTON TRINITY METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1933-1949
CRESSBROOK METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1935-1939
CRESWELL ST.MARY MAGDALENE 698 1904-1928
CRICH BAPTIST CHAPEL 34 1887-1912
CRICH CARR PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1908-1913
CRICH ST.MARY 1910 1837-1904
CROMFORD EBENEZER CHAPEL 36 1885-1899
CROMFORD METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1941-1949
CROMFORD SCARTHIN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1940-1943
CROMFORD ST.MARY 1150 1869-1949
CROMFORD UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 34 1910-1931
CROMFORD VIA GELLIA METHODIST CHAPEL 62 1913-1949
CROMFORD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 108 1845-1884
CROMFORD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 50 1896-1923
CROSS OF THE HANDS METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1935-1936
CUBLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1945
CUBLEY ST.ANDREW 486 1837-1946
CURBAR ALL SAINTS 736 1870-1948
CURBAR CLIFF CHAPEL 44 1857-1879
CURBAR CLIFF WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1907-1932
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DALBURY ALL SAINTS 294 1838-1947
DALBURY LEES CHRIST CHURCH 272 1861-1949
DALE ABBEY ALL SAINTS 554 1838-1947
DARLEY ABBEY ST.MATTHEW 992 1847-1940
DARLEY DALE DALE ROAD METHODIST CHAPEL 102 1915-1944
DARLEY DALE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 14 1912-1921
DARLEY DALE WESLEYAN CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 2 1911
DARLEY DALE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1907-1912
DARLEY DALE WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 24 1931-1947
DARLEY FARLEY HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 334 1895-1948
DARLEY HILLSIDE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1947-1949
DARLEY HILLSIDE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1915-1941
DARLEY ST.HELEN 2830 1837-1949
DARLEY UPPER HACKNEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1918-1945
DENBY ST.MARY 1400 1837-1920
DERBY AGARD STREET PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL 142 1841-1873
DERBY ALL SAINTS 4482 1837-1924
DERBY ASHBOURNE ROAD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 96 1888-1900
DERBY BABINGTON LANE CHAPEL 90 1849-1922
DERBY BABINGTON LANE NEW JERUSALEM CHAPEL 94 1856-1922
DERBY BABINGTON LANE SWEDENBURG CHAPEL 78 1867-1917
DERBY BAPTIST CHAPEL 26 1848-1859
DERBY BECKET STREET UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 42 1887-1899
DERBY BECKET STREET WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 790 1859-1897
DERBY BOLD LANE GOSPEL HALL 18 1913-1918
DERBY BRIGHTON RD BROTHER HALL 2 1922
DERBY BRIGHTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 22 1902-1925
DERBY BROOK STREET BAPTIST MEETING HOUSE 174 1837-1877
DERBY BROOK STREET CHAPEL 70 1850-1893
DERBY BROOK STREET METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 20 1885-1900
DERBY BROOK STREET UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 78 1873-1899
DERBY BROOK STREET WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 30 1877-1901
DERBY BROOKSIDE CHAPEL 596 1837-1895
DERBY CANAL STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1893-1894
DERBY CHRIST CHURCH 2988 1844-1904
DERBY CHURCH OF ENGLISH MARTYRS 2 1922
DERBY CURZON STREET MEETING ROOM 14 1905-1919
DERBY DAIRY HOUSE ROAD METHODIST NEW CONNECTION CHAPEL 2 1901
DERBY DERWENT STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 346 1872-1899
DERBY ENGLISH MARTYRS CHURCH 2 1925
DERBY FRIARGATE CHAPEL 148 1838-1922
DERBY FRIARGATE ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 86 1857-1904
DERBY FRIARGATE UNITARIAN CHAPEL 132 1865-1917
DERBY FRIARY STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1874
DERBY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 164 1838-1858
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DERBY GREEN LANE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 94 1880-1915
DERBY GREENHILL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 164 1882-1908
DERBY GREENHILL TRINITY PARTICULAR BAPTIST CHAPEL 436 1881-1946
DERBY GREENHILL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 120 1873-1920
DERBY GREENHILL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 520 1872-1904
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DERBY JUNCTION STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL 298 1871-1902
DERBY KEDLESTON STREET BOURNE CHAPEL 1150 1871-1949
DERBY KEDLESTON STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 220 1864-1909
DERBY KING STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 668 1846-1903
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DERBY LONDON ROAD METHODIST NEW CONNECTION CHAPEL 56 1866-1893
DERBY LONDON ROAD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 684 1865-1924
DERBY LONDON STREET TEMPLE METHODIST CHAPEL 88 1866-1899
DERBY MANSFIELD STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1908
DERBY NORMANTON ROAD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 148 1891-1922
DERBY NORMANTON ROAD WESLEYAN METHODIST 18 1889-1899
DERBY NORMANTON ST.GILES 994 1838-1906
DERBY OSMASTON ROAD GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 1262 1862-1921
DERBY OSMASTON ST.OSMUND 990 1841-1917
DERBY OSMASTON WESLEYAN CHURCH 6 1914-1921
DERBY PEARTREE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 612 1904-1949
DERBY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8 1899-1915
DERBY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CENTRAL CHAPEL 66 1882-1905
DERBY REGISTER OFFICE 24566 1837-1925
DERBY ROSEHILL STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 38 1889-1896
DERBY ROSEHILL WESLEYAN CHAPEL 182 1883-1902
DERBY SACHEVL.STREET GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 328 1838-1861
DERBY SALVATION ARMY CITADEL 8 1914-1922
DERBY ST AUGUSTINE 200 1908-1911
DERBY ST.ALKMUND 8690 1837-1914
DERBY ST.ANDREW 3000 1867-1911
DERBY ST.ANNE 996 1873-1913
DERBY ST.BARNABAS 1000 1886-1905
DERBY ST.BARTHOLOMEW 98 1928-1930
DERBY ST.CHAD 2992 1882-1912
DERBY ST.JAMES THE GREATER 2998 1867-1907
DERBY ST.JOHN 3988 1847-1911
DERBY ST.JOSEPH ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 572 1894-1919
DERBY ST.LUKE 3570 1872-1909
DERBY ST.MARK 100 1937-1940
DERBY ST.MARYS GATE BAPTIST CHAPEL 1396 1846-1937
DERBY ST.MARYS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 3288 1841-1923
DERBY ST.MICHAEL 486 1844-1917
DERBY ST.PAUL 2909 1850-1917
DERBY ST.PETER 15978 1837-1928
DERBY ST.THOMAS 2000 1883-1910
DERBY ST.WERBURGH 10968 1837-1937
DERBY TRAFFIC ST.TOWN MISSION 10 1904-1912
DERBY TRAFFIC STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 682 1867-1921
DERBY TRAFFIC STREET TOWN MISSION 12 1912-1918
DERBY UNITARIAN CHAPEL 2 1906
DERBY UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 2 1885
DERBY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 18 1871-1901
DERBY UNITED SPIRITUALIST HALL 2 1924
DERBY VICTORIA STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 1520 1861-1909
DERBY VILLAGE STREET ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 4 1922-1924
DERBY WALBROOK ROAD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 4 1922-1924
DERBY WATSON STREET CHAPEL 148 1874-1922
DERBY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1846-1856
DERBY WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 26 1866-1911
DERWENT ST HENRY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 14 1895-1923
DERWENT ST JAMES & ST JOHN 262 1871-1941
DETHICK ST.JOHN 180 1899-1949
DINTING HOLY TRINITY 1746 1879-1949
DINTING UNITED METHODIST ZION CHAPEL 158 1913-1949
DISEWORTH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1926
DISLEY NEWTOWN WESLEYAN CHAPEL 158 1887-1936
DISLEY WYCLIFFE HALL 90 1897-1936
DOE LEA HEATH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1912-1922
DOVE HOLES METHODIST CHAPEL 70 1929-1948
DOVE HOLES PRIMITIVE CHAPEL 208 1878-1937
DOVE HOLES ST.PAUL 62 1942-1949
DOVERIDGE METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1937-1949
DOVERIDGE ST.CUTHBERT 826 1837-1949
DRAYCOTT ANTLIFF PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1903
DRAYCOTT DR.S.ANTCLIFF MEMORIAL CHAPEL 38 1902-1923
DRAYCOTT DR.S.ANTLIFF MEMORIAL CHAPEL 16 1920-1927
DRAYCOTT MEMORIAL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1899-1901
DRAYCOTT PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 18 1892-1921
DRAYCOTT WESLEYAN CHAPEL 42 1903-1926
DRAYCOTT WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1903
DRONFIELD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 2 1895
DRONFIELD HIGH STREET BAPTIST CHAPEL 35 1893-1911
DRONFIELD HIGH STREET METHODIST FREE CHURCH 4 1916
DRONFIELD INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 266 1838-1923
DRONFIELD ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 4972 1837-1922
DUFFIELD BAPTIST CHAPEL 52 1885-1914
DUFFIELD FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1905-1906
DUFFIELD ST.ALKMUND 13492 1837-1914
DUFFIELD UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1908-1912
EARL STERNDALE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1937-1947
EARL STERNDALE ST.MICHAEL 902 1838-1949
EARL STERNDALE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1928
EAST KIRKBY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 90 1886-1900
EAST KIRKBY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1884-1900
EASTWOOD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 136 1869-1899
EASTWOOD VICTORIA STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1900
ECKINGTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1889-1912
ECKINGTON SPINKHILL I.C.ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 920 1849-1924
ECKINGTON SS PETER AND PAUL 7000 1837-1931
ECKINGTON UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 186 1866-1923
ECKINGTON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 188 1883-1923
EDALE BARBER BOOTH METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1909-1946
EDALE HOLY TRINITY 458 1842-1949
EDENSOR ST.PETER 618 1837-1949
EDLASTON ST.JAMES 272 1837-1947
EGGINTON ST.WILFRID 436 1837-1913
ELMTON ST.PETER 994 1838-1923
ELTON ALL SAINTS 614 1837-1949
ELVASTON ST.BARTHOLOMEW 574 1837-1949
ETWALL ST.HELEN 978 1838-1949
EYAM METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1934-1940
EYAM ST.LAWRENCE 1620 1837-1949
EYAM WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 8 1936-1942
FAIRFIELD DEVONSHIRE PARK CHAPEL 1087 1877-1921
FAIRFIELD METHODIST 100 1935-1940
FAIRFIELD ST.PETER 3928 1837-1949
FAIRFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 960 1889-1949
FAIRFIELD WESLYAN CHAPEL 30 1912-1916
FENNY BENTLEY ST.EDMUND 394 1837-1948
FERNILEE HOLY TRINITY 418 1906-1949
FERNILEE METHODIST CHAPEL 154 1908-1949
FERNILEE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 239 1876-1941
FINDERN ALL SAINTS 376 1858-1949
FLAGG METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1932-1947
FOOLOW WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 10 1927-1949
FOREMARK ST.SAVIOUR 242 1837-1949
FRITCHLEY CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 44 1847-1913
FRITCHLEY FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE 8 1898-1908
FRITCHLEY INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 22 1846-1893
FURNACE FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 4 1907-1915
FURNESS VALE METHODIST CHAPEL 96 1909-1948
GLOSSOP ALL SAINTS 11050 1837-1949
GLOSSOP ALL SAINTS RC 1428 1839-1949
GLOSSOP BROOKFIELD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 78 1886-1930
GLOSSOP DINTING ZION CHAPEL 34 1893-1909
GLOSSOP FITZ'N ST UNITARIAN 262 1877-1949
GLOSSOP GOSPEL UNITARIAN MISSION HALL 24 1908-1927
GLOSSOP HIGH STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 318 1871-1924
GLOSSOP HOWARD ST REFORM 214 1878-1949
GLOSSOP HOWARD ST.REFORM CHAPEL 44 1873-1916
GLOSSOP HOWARD TOWN WESLEYAN CHAPEL 196 1853-1919
GLOSSOP LITTLEMOOR CHAPEL 744 1846-1929
GLOSSOP LITTLEMOOR CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 230 1912-1949
GLOSSOP MOUNT PLEASANT CONG 50 1888-1912
GLOSSOP MOUNT PLEASANT UNITED REFORM 306 1878-1949
GLOSSOP PADFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 8 1904-1916
GLOSSOP PRINCESS ST.METHODIST MISSION 14 1911-1948
GLOSSOP REGISTER OFFICE 1077 1846-1949
GLOSSOP SHREWSBURY ST.METHODIST CHAPEL 828 1861-1948
GLOSSOP ST.JAMES 7500 1846-1949
GLOSSOP ST.LUKE 434 1908-1949
GLOSSOP ST.MARY R.C. 1622 1883-1949
GLOSSOP THE TABERNACLE 624 1862-1949
GLOSSOP UNION MISSION HALL 8 1910-1927
GLOSSOP UNITARIAN 2 1901
GLOSSOP WESLEY STREET METHODIST CHAPEL 196 1864-1949
GLOSSOP WESLEYAN CHAPEL 288 1848-1920
GLOSSOP WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 2 1904
GRASSMOOR HASLAND PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 68 1900-1922
GREASLEY BABBINGTON CHAPEL 16 1845-1849
GREASLEY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 4 1899-1901
GREAT HUCKLOW METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1933-1944
GREAT HUCKLOW PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL 8 1887-1888
GREAT HUCKLOW PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1900
GREAT HUCKLOW UNITARIAN CHAPEL 26 1889-1942
GREAT HUCKLOW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1902-1924
GREAT LONGSTONE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1949
GREAT LONGSTONE ST.GILES 768 1837-1949
GREEN BANK CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 10 1882-1897
GRINDLEFORD B.E.W.WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1909-1947
GRINDLEFORD BRIDGE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1936-1940
GRINDLEFORD BRIDGE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1925
HADFIELD BANK STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 192 1890-1927
HADFIELD BROOKFIELD CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 270 1901-1949
HADFIELD CATHOLIC CHAPEL 24 1859-1861
HADFIELD ST CHARLES BORROMEO 762 1861-1941
HADFIELD ST.ANDREW 2924 1875-1949
HADFIELD ST.CHARLES 458 1919-1949
HADFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 70 1869-1916
HADFIELD WOOLLEY BRIDGE RD.METHODIST CHAPEL 190 1911-1949
HALLAM FIELDS ST.BARTHOLOMEW 694 1906-1949
HARPUR HILL METHODIST CHAPEL 32 1933-1945
HARPUR HILL ST.JAMES 308 1913-1949
HARTINGTON ST.GILES 686 1837-1949
HARTSHORNE ST.PETER 990 1837-1909
HASLAND PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1896-1908
HASLAND ST.PAUL 2996 1851-1923
HASSOP ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 326 1840-1949
HASSOP ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 60 1919-1933
HATHERSAGE METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1934-1943
HATHERSAGE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 240 1850-1949
HATHERSAGE ST.MICHAEL 1590 1837-1949
HATHERSAGE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 70 1891-1927
HATTON GOSPEL HALL 2 1937
HATTON PRINCE MEMORIAL METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1937
HAYFIELD BETHEL CHAPEL 128 1867-1949
HAYFIELD CATHOLIC CHAPEL 2 1869
HAYFIELD HUGH BOURNE METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1937-1948
HAYFIELD INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 8 1863-1867
HAYFIELD METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 2 1894
HAYFIELD PRIM METHODIST CHAPEL 24 1869-1909
HAYFIELD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 32 1910-1928
HAYFIELD REDEMPTION CHAPEL 6 1857-1864
HAYFIELD REGISTER OFFICE 475 1837-1922
HAYFIELD ST.JOHN METHODIST CHAPEL 54 1933-1947
HAYFIELD ST.MATTHEW 2330 1837-1949
HAYFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 75 1873-1932
HAYFIELD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 52 1863-1917
HAYFIELD WESLYAN CHAPEL 4 1908-1910
HAZELWOOD ST.JOHN 904 1847-1933
HEAGE ST.LUKE 1494 1847-1914
HEANOR FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 4 1842-1866
HEANOR GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 90 1881-1901
HEANOR INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2 1837
HEANOR MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 266 1838-1867
HEANOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 34 1891-1900
HEANOR ST.LAWRENCE 3952 1837-1909
HEANOR UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH 10 1898
HEANOR WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 166 1859-1898
HEATH ALL SAINTS 994 1838-1929
HIGH BUXTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 486 1863-1935
HIGHAM SHIRLAND UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1908-1919
HIGHAM WESLEYAN CHAPEL 26 1859-1904
HIGHER BIBBINGTON METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1933-1941
HIGHER BUXTON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 748 1868-1949
HIGHER DISLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1932-1933
HOGNASTON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 14 1908-1947
HOGNASTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1896-1926
HOGNASTON ST.BARTHOLOMEW 308 1837-1949
HOLBROOK MOOR UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1908-1912
HOLBROOK ST.MICHAEL 992 1863-1947
HOLLOWAY FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 74 1871-1908
HOLLOWAY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1893-1911
HOLLOWAY REFORM WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 336 1854-1900
HOLLOWAY UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 18 1880-1914
HOLMESFIELD ST.SWITHIN 522 1857-1931
HOLMEWOOD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1921-1922
HOLYMOORSIDE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 64 1867-1922
HOLYMOORSIDE WALTON INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 6 1904-1919
HOLYWELL CROSS CHURCH 616 1882-1920
HOPE METHODIST CHAPEL 52 1932-1949
HOPE METHODIST CHURCH 12 1909-1924
HOPE ST.PETER 2862 1837-1949
HOPE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 38 1899-1931
HOPPING HILL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1905-1908
HORSLEY ST.CLEMENT 2486 1837-1933
HORSLEY WOODHOUSE ST.SUSANNA 956 1882-1949
HORSLEY WOODHOUSE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1906-1914
HOWARD TOWN WESLEYAN CHAPEL 8 1869-1913
HUCKLOW UNITARIAN CHAPEL 2 1929
HUCKLOW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1929
HUCKNALL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 118 1888-1901
HUCKNALL GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 326 1879-1900
HUCKNALL HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH 104 1888-1901
HUCKNALL TORKARD TRINITY CHAPEL 398 1875-1900
HUCKNALL UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH 12 1898-1901
HUCKNALL WATNALL ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 32 1897-1900
HUCKNALL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 66 1887-1901
HULLAND CHRIST CHURCH 706 1838-1949
HULLAND METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1938
HULLAND PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1931
HULLAND WESLEYAN CHAPEL 12 1897-1914
HULLAND WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1917-1942
IDRIDGEHAY ST.JAMES 358 1858-1949
ILKESTON BAPTIST CHAPEL 318 1863-1899
ILKESTON BATH ST.CENTRAL METHODIST CHAPEL 188 1926-1949
ILKESTON BATH STREET METHODIST CHAPEL 1024 1899-1949
ILKESTON BATH STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 68 1867-1899
ILKESTON BATH STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 400 1901-1926
ILKESTON BATH STREET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 454 1863-1900
ILKESTON EBENEZER CHAPEL 160 1882-1901
ILKESTON HOLY TRINITY 3448 1888-1949
ILKESTON INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2128 1837-1901
ILKESTON NOTTINGHAM RD.R.C.ATHOLIC 606 1912-1949
ILKESTON PEPPER STREET CHAPEL 2 1851
ILKESTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 424 1866-1899
ILKESTON QUEEN ST.BAPTIST CHAPEL 112 1937-1949
ILKESTON QUEEN STREET GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 252 1883-1901
ILKESTON ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 260 1875-1901
ILKESTON SALVATION ARMY CITADEL 16 1894-1898
ILKESTON SOUTH STREET OLD BAPTIST CHURCH 60 1899-1917
ILKESTON SOUTH STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 236 1877-1901
ILKESTON ST.JOHN 2274 1912-1949
ILKESTON ST.MARY 10525 1837-1949
ILKESTON STAMFORD STREET METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 18 1899-1901
ILKESTON UNITARIAN CHAPEL 12 1893-1900
INDEPENDENT CHAPEL DISTRICT OF ASHBOURNE 32 1861-1871
INKERMAN PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 70 1873-1900
IRONVILLE CHRIST CHURCH 2000 1852-1916
KEDLESTON ALL SAINTS 110 1841-1947
KEGWORTH BAPTIST CHAPEL 108 1878-1910
KEGWORTH GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 130 1864-1926
KEGWORTH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1889-1920
KILBOURNE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1893-1913
KILLAMARSH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 34 1888-1918
KILLAMARSH EBENEZER CHAPEL 40 1890-1905
KILLAMARSH ST.GILES 2470 1837-1930
KILLAMARSH UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 32 1897-1921
KIMBERLEY MAIN STREET METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 10 1896-1899
KIMBERLEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 94 1883-1900
KIMBERLEY UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH 18 1895-1900
KING STERNDALE CHRIST CHURCH 234 1852-1947
KIRK HALLAM ALL SAINTS 554 1837-1949
KIRK IRETON HOLY TRINITY 592 1837-1949
KIRK IRETON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 28 1890-1945
KIRK LANGLEY ST.MICHAEL 828 1837-1949
KIRKBY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 86 1871-1900
KIRKBY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 84 1879-1901
KIRKY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1880
KNIVETON ST.MICHAEL 366 1838-1945
LADMANLOW METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1946
LANGLEY COMMON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1892-1896
LANGLEY MILL BAPTIST CHAPEL 4 1900
LANGLEY MILL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 66 1873-1901
LEABROOKS PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1907-1910
LINTON CHRIST CHURCH 500 1886-1907
LITTLE EATON ST.PAUL 984 1862-1949
LITTLE EATON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1927
LITTLE HAYFIELD METHODIST 14 1932-1945
LITTLE LONGSTONE CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 6 1913-1949
LITTLE LONGSTONE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 4 1891
LITTLEOVER JOHN WENN MEMORIAL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1920-1927
LITTLEOVER ST.PETER 698 1845-1924
LONG EATON BAPTIST CHAPEL 138 1883-1925
LONG EATON BOURNE CHAPEL 26 1884-1889
LONG EATON CENTRAL METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1923-1926
LONG EATON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 274 1881-1925
LONG EATON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 168 1895-1927
LONG EATON METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1913
LONG EATON MOUNT TABOR CHAPEL 78 1886-1907
LONG EATON NEW PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1899
LONG EATON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 112 1881-1925
LONG EATON REGISTER OFFICE 3014 1909-1927
LONG EATON ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 68 1897-1921
LONG EATON SALVATION ARMY 48 1903-1927
LONG EATON ST.JOHN BAPTIST CHAPEL 188 1897-1927
LONG EATON TOP CHAPEL 8 1871-1882
LONG EATON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 48 1870-1914
LONG EATON UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 28 1865-1908
LONG EATON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 140 1884-1925
LONG EATON ZION CHAPEL 122 1878-1923
LONG EATON ZION METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 20 1898-1905
LONG.EATON METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1872
LONGFORD ST.CHAD 986 1837-1949
LOSCOE BAPTIST CHAPEL 68 1860-1900
LUDWORTH JUBILEE 12 1904-1907
LUDWORTH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 30 1894-1924
LULLINGTON ALL SAINTS 464 1837-1948
MACKWORTH ALL SAINTS 708 1837-1949
MAPLETON ST.MARY 214 1837-1949
MAPPERLEY HOLY TRINITY 388 1852-1912
MARLPOOL ALL SAINTS 200 1909-1924
MARLPOOL INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 6 1871-1888
MARLPOOL MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 92 1871-1900
MARPLE BRIDGE CONG CHURCH 2 1897
MARPLE BRIDGE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 240 1888-1929
MARPLE BRIDGE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 122 1843-1887
MARPLE BRIDGE ST.MARY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 432 1863-1937
MARPLE CHAPEL 2 1839
MARSTON MONTGOMERY ST.GILES 492 1837-1949
MARSTON ON DOVE ST.MARY 1500 1837-1924
MATLOCK BANK ALL SAINTS 1644 1886-1949
MATLOCK BANK CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 500 1867-1949
MATLOCK BANK FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 8 1875-1879
MATLOCK BANK PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 510 1875-1938
MATLOCK BANK ROAD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 4 1921
MATLOCK BANK ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 2 1932
MATLOCK BATH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 2 1874
MATLOCK BATH DERWENT TERRACE CHAPEL 54 1887-1905
MATLOCK BATH DERWENT TERRACE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1907-1912
MATLOCK BATH HOLY TRINITY 1126 1844-1949
MATLOCK BATH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 976 1838-1946
MATLOCK BATH METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1949
MATLOCK BATH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1901-1902
MATLOCK BATH WESLEYAN CHAPEL 44 1869-1883
MATLOCK BATH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1913-1925
MATLOCK BRIDGE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 264 1901-1949
MATLOCK BRIDGE TRINITY METHODIST CHAPEL 98 1914-1949
MATLOCK BRIDGE UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1912-1947
MATLOCK BRIDGE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 156 1873-1912
MATLOCK BRIDGE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1912-1921
MATLOCK EBENEZER CHAPEL 2 1887
MATLOCK FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 4 1895-1902
MATLOCK GREEN INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 96 1851-1867
MATLOCK IMPERIAL ROAD METHODIST CHAPEL 100 1913-1942
MATLOCK IMPERIAL ROAD UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 14 1912-1934
MATLOCK INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 196 1870-1898
MATLOCK ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 42 1927-1937
MATLOCK ST.GILES 4408 1837-1949
MATLOCK TORSIDE HALL 8 1933-1946
MATLOCK UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1928-1929
MELBOURNE BAPTIST CHAPEL 152 1883-1912
MELBOURNE CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 186 1872-1906
MELBOURNE GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 230 1838-1914
MELBOURNE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 36 1847-1872
MELBOURNE NEW JERUSALEM 50 1868-1925
MELBOURNE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 36 1909-1926
MELBOURNE ST.MICHAEL 2496 1837-1927
MELBOURNE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 128 1870-1910
MELLOR BROOKBOTTOM METHODIST CHAPEL 14 1905-1932
MELLOR NEW HOUSE HILL CHAPEL 52 1863-1935
MELLOR NEW MILLS UNITED FREE CHAPEL 6 1868-1900
MICKLEOVER ALL SAINTS 984 1837-1914
MIDDLETON BY WIRKSWORTH HOLY TRINITY 1240 1847-1949
MIDDLETON BY WIRKSWORTH METHODIST CHAPEL 30 1929-1949
MIDDLETON BY YOULGRAVE CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 2 1865
MIDDLETON BY YOULGRAVE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 48 1864-1946
MIDDLETON WIRKSWORTH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 76 1909-1948
MIDDLETON WIRKSWORTH MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 44 1908-1938
MIDDLETON WIRKSWORTH WESLEYAN CHAPEL 36 1886-1936
MILFORD EBENEZER UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1908
MILFORD HOLY TRINITY 1998 1848-1941
MILFORD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1907-1914
MONYASH FRIENDS' MEETING HOUSE 10 1841-1877
MONYASH METHODIST CHAPEL 26 1933-1949
MONYASH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1897-1929
MONYASH ST.LEONARD 458 1838-1949
MOOR GREEN CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 68 1864-1898
MORLEY ST.MATTHEW 758 1837-1949
MORTON HOLY CROSS 986 1838-1937
MOSBOROUGH CHAPEL 70 1892-1923
MUGGINTON ALL SAINTS 512 1837-1923
NETHERFIELD VICTORIA ROAD UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH 10 1896-1900
NETHERFIELD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1892-1901
NETHERSEAL METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1939
NETHERSEAL ST.PETER 940 1837-1949
NEW BASFORD CHAPEL STREET GENERAL BAPTIST 36 1890-1899
NEW BASFORD METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 10 1897-1899
NEW BASFORD PALM ST.UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 2 1895
NEW BASFORD PALM STREET UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH 26 1896-1899
NEW BASFORD PEPPER STREET CHAPEL 6 1863-1864
NEW BASFORD RAWSON STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1896-1899
NEW BASFORD UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 154 1873-1897
NEW BASFORD WESLEYAN METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 106 1873-1899
NEW BOLSOVER WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1919
NEW MILLS BROOKBOTTOM CHAPEL 10 1914-1922
NEW MILLS CHAPEL OF ANNUNCIATION 676 1844-1949
NEW MILLS CHURCH OF ANNUNCIATION 36 1938-1941
NEW MILLS DISLEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 6 1878-1881
NEW MILLS HALL STREET TABERNACLE 2 1871
NEW MILLS INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2 1880
NEW MILLS METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 38 1894-1908
NEW MILLS MOUNT PLEASANT CHAPEL 54 1869-1891
NEW MILLS NEWTOWN DISLEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 118 1921-1949
NEW MILLS PRIM METHODIST CHAPEL 160 1846-1910
NEW MILLS PROVIDENCE CHAPEL 543 1862-1949
NEW MILLS REGISTER OFFICE 458 1904-1938
NEW MILLS SPRING BANK METHODIST CHAPEL 220 1897-1949
NEW MILLS SPRING MOUNT METHODIST CHAPEL 14 1942-1947
NEW MILLS ST.GEORGE 2628 1837-1949
NEW MILLS ST.GEORGES RD.WESLEYAN CHAPEL 380 1914-1949
NEW MILLS UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1907
NEW MILLS WESLEYAN CHAPEL 108 1865-1913
NEW MILLS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 138 1871-1914
NEW MILLS WESLYAN CHAPEL 4 1904
NEW SAWLEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1911
NEW SAWLEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1922-1927
NEW TUPTON UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1921-1922
NEW WHITTINGTON BAPTIST CHAPEL 6 1921-1922
NEW WHITTINGTON ST.PATRICK ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 88 1909-1923
NEW WHITTINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1867-1923
NEWBOLD MOOR CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 20 1886-1907
NEWBOLD WITH DUNSTON ST.JOHN 4978 1861-1920
NEWHALL EBENEZER CHURCH 2 1937
NEWHALL ST.JOHN 1992 1845-1905
NEWTON SOLNEY ST.MARY 474 1837-1949
NEWTOWN WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1908
NORBURY ST.MARY AND ST.BARLOK 604 1837-1949
NORTH WINGFIELD ST.LAWRENCE 7000 1837-1928
OCKBROOK ALL SAINTS 2654 1837-1949
OCKBROOK MORAVIAN CHAPEL 86 1873-1927
OCKBROOK MORAVIAN CHURCH 52 1936-1949
OCKBROOK PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1907-1923
OCKBROOK WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1909
OLD WHITTINGTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 46 1901-1923
OSMASTON ST.MARTIN 448 1838-1949
OVERSEAL ST.MATTHEW 992 1851-1939
PADFIELD POST STREET WESLEYAN CHAPEL 70 1905-1926
PARWICH ST.PETER 710 1837-1949
PEAK DALE HOLY TRINITY 368 1909-1949
PEAK DALE METHODIST CHAPEL 28 1924-1949
PEAK DALE WESLEYAN CHAPEL 38 1899-1931
PEAK FOREST KING CHARLES 804 1837-1949
PEAK FOREST WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1920-1948
PENTRICH ST.MATTHEW 1774 1837-1949
PILSLEY ST.MARY THE VIRGIN 1492 1874-1937
PILSLEY UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1913-1922
PILSLEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 64 1900-1919
PINXTON ST.HELEN 2278 1837-1931
PLEASLEY ST.MICHAEL 1292 1837-1927
PYE HILL PROVIDENCE CHAPEL 108 1876-1898
PYE HILL UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1881
QUARNDON ST.PAUL 406 1840-1911
RADBOURNE ST.ANDREW 276 1838-1949
RAGGED SCHOOL & MISSION HALL 32 1890-1923
RENISHAW METHODIST FREE CHURCH 40 1879-1920
REPTON REGISTER OFFICE 258 1937-1940
REPTON ST.WYSTAN 1996 1837-1943
RIDDINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL 108 1874-1911
RIDDINGS CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 18 1869-1907
RIDDINGS FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 54 1881-1904
RIDDINGS INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 836 1845-1914
RIDDINGS ST.JAMES 1996 1846-1907
RIDDINGS WESLEYAN CHAPEL 126 1885-1913
RIDDINGS ZION FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1877-1892
RIDGEWAY ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST 1588 1843-1933
RIPLEY ALL SAINTS 3986 1838-1913
RIPLEY BAPTIST CHAPEL 510 1852-1914
RIPLEY EBENEZER UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 582 1863-1913
RIPLEY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 12 1852-1913
RIPLEY GROSVENOR PLACE CHAPEL 40 1885-1892
RIPLEY MISSION HALL 194 1883-1913
RIPLEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 168 1856-1914
RIPLEY UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1909
RIPLEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 304 1848-1904
RIPLEY ZION FREE METHODIST CHAPEL 44 1878-1900
RISLEY ALL SAINTS 484 1837-1949
RODSLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1936-1940
ROSLISTON ST.MARY 564 1838-1949
ROWSLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1933
ROWSLEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 28 1915-1931
ROWSLEY ST.CATHERINE 540 1858-1949
RUDDINGTON PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1901
RUDDINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1900
SANDIACRE METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 8 1896-1907
SANDIACRE ST.GILES 988 1837-1898
SANDIACRE UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 8 1898-1907
SANDIACRE WES.METH CHP. 2 1884
SANDIACRE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 122 1881-1925
SAWLEY ALL SAINTS 2706 1837-1949
SAWLEY BAPTIST CHAPEL 192 1883-1909
SAWLEY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 254 1849-1927
SAWLEY NEW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 30 1899-1913
SAWLEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1915-1924
SCARCLIFFE ST.LEONARD 1196 1838-1925
SCROPTON ST.PAUL 748 1837-1948
SHARDLOW GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 10 1873-1911
SHARDLOW OSMASTON REGISTER OFFICE 454 1898-1909
SHARDLOW REGISTER OFFICE 1304 1838-1922
SHARDLOW ST.JAMES 976 1839-1946
SHARDLOW WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1872-1906
SHELDON ST.MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS 152 1843-1949
SHERWOOD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1892-1898
SHIREBROOK HOLY TRINITY 2990 1845-1933
SHIRLAND ST.LEONARD 2476 1837-1922
SHIRLAND WESLEYAN CHAPEL 8 1860-1872
SHIRLEY ST.MICHAEL 424 1837-1949
SIMMONDLEY ZION CHAPEL 42 1902-1912
SINFIN WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1889-1904
SMALLEY COMMON METHODIST CHURCH 38 1924-1949
SMALLEY GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 56 1889-1908
SMALLEY ST.JOHN 998 1838-1935
SMISBY ST.JAMES 468 1837-1949
SNELSTON ST.PETER 438 1837-1948
SOMERCOTES PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1900-1908
SOMERCOTES SALEM CHAPEL 310 1872-1907
SOMERCOTES ST.THOMAS 702 1898-1916
SOMERSAL HERBERT METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1941-1945
SOMERSAL HERBERT ST.PETER 192 1837-1948
SOTHALL GREEN BEIGHTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1904
SOTHALL GRN.BEIGHTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1904
SOUTH DARLEY ST.MARY 544 1847-1949
SOUTH NORMANTON ST.MICHAEL 3970 1837-1927
SOUTH WINGFIELD ALL SAINTS 998 1837-1918
SOUTH WINGFIELD METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 12 1903-1914
SPARROWPIT METHODIST CHAP 16 1909-1946
SPARROWPIT METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1938
SPARROWPIT WESLEYAN CHAPEL 34 1898-1933
SPONDON ST.WERBURGH 1496 1837-1915
SPONDON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 74 1879-1926
STANLEY ST.ANDREW 806 1837-1930
STANTON BY BRIDGE ST.MICHAEL 270 1837-1949
STANTON BY DALE ST.MICHAEL 928 1837-1949
STANTON HILLSIDE WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 22 1902-1921
STANTON IN THE PEAK HOLY TRINITY 290 1875-1949
STANTON IN THE PEAK WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 4 1925-1926
STANTON LEES WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 22 1927-1945
STANTON WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 32 1917-1949
STAPLEFORD BAPTIST CHAPEL 52 1883-1910
STAPLEFORD GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 68 1895-1927
STAPLEFORD METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1879-1911
STAPLEFORD METHODIST NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL 96 1850-1908
STAPLEFORD NEW METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1840-1846
STAPLEFORD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 78 1895-1926
STAPLEFORD UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 40 1908-1927
STAPLEFORD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 106 1887-1923
STARKHOLMES METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1945-1946
STAVELEY BARROW HILL EBENEZER CHAPEL 28 1909-1923
STAVELEY EBENEZER PR.METH. 62 1889-1920
STAVELEY EBENEZER PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1921-1922
STAVELEY LOWGATES UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 24 1905-1915
STAVELEY MOUNT ZION CHAPEL 50 1896-1912
STAVELEY NEW STREET CHAPEL 50 1865-1898
STAVELEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1889-1899
STAVELEY ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 7494 1837-1920
STAVELEY TRINITY CHURCH 24 1905-1919
STAVELEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 32 1882-1904
STONEBROOM BAPTIST CHAPEL 12 1913-1918
STONEBROOM PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1907-1920
STONEBROOM SHIRLAND UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 102 1875-1921
STONEBROOM ST.PETER 200 1910-1922
STONEBROOM UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1908-1916
STONELEY WESLEYAN CHAPEL 2 1865
STONEY MIDDLETON ST.MARTIN 596 1838-1947
STURSTON ZION CHAPEL 42 1854-1867
SUDBURY ALL SAINTS 646 1837-1949
SUTTON CROPPER OSLESTON & THURVASTON METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1939
SUTTON CUM DUCKMANTON ST.MARY 712 1838-1922
SUTTON ON THE HILL ST.MICHAEL 474 1837-1946
SWADLINCOTE CH.OF J. & M. 18 1937-1939
SWADLINCOTE EMMANUEL 2000 1849-1916
SWANWICK BAPTIST CHAPEL 2070 1837-1914
SWANWICK ST.ANDREW 808 1862-1919
SWARKESTON ST.JAMES THE GREATER 332 1838-1949
SWINSCOE METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1934
TADDINGTON ST.MICHAEL 480 1839-1949
TANSLEY HOLY TRINITY 1098 1841-1949
TANSLEY METHODIST CHAPEL 8 1939-1944
TANSLEY METHODIST CHURCH 22 1933-1949
TANSLEY UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 30 1874-1919
TANSLEY UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 16 1893-1911
TANSLEY WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 38 1897-1931
TAXAL ST.JAMES 2890 1837-1949
TEMPLE NORMANTON ST.JAMES 324 1868-1937
THORNHILL METHODIST 4 1947-1949
THORNHILL WESLEYAN 8 1926-1945
THORNSETT INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 62 1926-1949
THORNSETT PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 78 1897-1948
THORPE ST.LEONARD 276 1837-1949
THURVASTON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 24 1881-1931
TIBSHELF ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 2490 1837-1926
TICKNALL ST.GEORGE 1198 1837-1916
TIDESWELL INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 134 1866-1940
TIDESWELL INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 58 1918-1935
TIDESWELL METHODIST CHURCH 40 1927-1940
TIDESWELL PRIMITIVE METHODISTCHAPEL 130 1885-1927
TIDESWELL ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL 36 1891-1948
TIDESWELL ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 3262 1837-1949
TIDESWELL WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 126 1891-1949
TINTWISTLE CHAPEL 78 1938-1949
TINTWISTLE CHRIST CHURCH 2484 1839-1949
TISSINGTON ST.MARY 512 1837-1949
TRUSLEY ALL SAINTS 86 1840-1948
TUPTON ST.JOHN 54 1923-1949
TURNDITCH ALL SAINTS 348 1847-1949
TURNDITCH GREEN BANK INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 16 1863-1888
TURNDITCH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2 1868
TWYFORD ST.ANDREW 234 1838-1947
UNSTONE WESLEYAN CHAPEL CROW LANE 36 1904-1923
UPPER END METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1937-1946
UPPER HACKNEY METHODIST CHAPEL 20 1938-1949
UPPER HACKNEY PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 60 1921-1937
UPPER LANGWITH HOLY CROSS 746 1837-1949
UPPER MAYFIELD WESLEYAN CHAPEL 52 1905-1934
WALTON INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2 1885
WALTON ON TRENT ST.LAWRENCE 582 1837-1949
WATERFALL PRIM METH CH 10 1913-1925
WATERHOUSES PRIM METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1909
WESSINGTON CHRIST CHURCH 620 1859-1949
WEST BRIDGFORD FRIARY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 2 1900
WEST BRIDGFORD WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1898-1899
WEST HALLAM ST.WILFRID 862 1837-1924
WESTON ON TRENT WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1905-1919
WETTON METHODIST CHAPEL 2 1934
WETTON WESLEYAN CHAPEL 34 1887-1930
WHALEY BRIDGE CATHOLIC CHURCH 34 1937-1947
WHALEY BRIDGE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 28 1938-1949
WHALEY BRIDGE METHODIST CHAPEL 44 1943-1949
WHALEY BRIDGE SACRED HEART 66 1941-1949
WHALEY BRIDGE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 60 1869-1931
WHALEY THORNS ST.LUKE 300 1904-1920
WHITTINGTON MOOR CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 60 1893-1923
WHITTINGTON MOOR EBENEZER PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 72 1882-1898
WHITTINGTON MOOR PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 22 1898-1923
WHITTINGTON MOOR UNITED METHODIST CHAPEL 26 1896-1923
WHITTINGTON MOOR UNITED METHODIST FREE CHAPEL 8 1897-1904
WHITTINGTON ST.BARTHOLOMEW 4822 1837-1929
WHITTINGTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 72 1866-1921
WHITWELL ST LAWRENCE 2484 1837-1927
WHITWELL STEETLEY CHAPEL 82 1919-1947
WILLINGTON GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 2 1937
WILLINGTON ST.MICHAEL 400 1838-1913
WILNE ST.CHADD 998 1837-1909
WINGERWORTH ALL SAINTS 650 1838-1934
WINGERWORTH INDEPENDENT SALEM CHAPEL 234 1851-1917
WINSTER METHODIST CHAPEL 18 1927-1949
WINSTER PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 66 1869-1921
WINSTER ST.JOHN THE BAPTIST 668 1837-1949
WINSTER WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 6 1896-1907
WIRKSWORTH BAPTIST CHAPEL 284 1839-1946
WIRKSWORTH BEDE METHODIST CHAPEL 46 1934-1949
WIRKSWORTH BOLE HILL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 90 1907-1949
WIRKSWORTH CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL 18 1876-1902
WIRKSWORTH DALE CHAPEL 42 1886-1909
WIRKSWORTH EBENEZER CHAPEL 228 1882-1909
WIRKSWORTH GENERAL BAPTIST CHAPEL 38 1861-1898
WIRKSWORTH INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 286 1840-1949
WIRKSWORTH PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 42 1865-1906
WIRKSWORTH ST.MARY 5416 1837-1949
WIRKSWORTH WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 36 1875-1895
WOODHEAD ST.JAMES 112 1856-1933
WOODVILLE ST.STEPHEN 1490 1848-1913
WOOLLEY BRIDGE RD.METHODIST CHAPEL 16 1872-1911
WORMHILL PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 12 1931-1936
WORMHILL ST.MARGARET 898 1839-1949
WORMHILL UPPER END PRIMITIVE CHAPEL 38 1916-1949
YEAVELEY HOLY TRINITY 258 1841-1949
YEAVELEY PRIMITIVE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 12 1877-1892
YEAVELEY PROVIDENT INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 8 1897-1911
YOULGREAVE ALL SAINTS 2156 1837-1949
YOULGREAVE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL 2 1938
YOULGREAVE METHODIST CHAPEL 10 1940-1944
YOULGREAVE PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPEL 28 1916-1938
YOULGREAVE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL 4 1948
YOULGREAVE WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 34 1882-1949
YOULGREAVE WESLEYAN REFORM ZION CHAPEL 22 1899-1930
YOULGREAVE ZION CHAPEL 10 1883-1934
YOULGREAVE ZION WESLEYAN REFORM CHAPEL 8 1917-1922
Total (1062) 645071 1837-1949

Contact details

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Suffolk Marriage Index

Coverage

The transcription consists of 25,317 entries between 1536 and 1902, covering 32 out of approximately 500 parishes within the County of Suffolk.
The following places or parishes are included in this database:

Parish No. of entries Year range
ALDEBURGH 1623 1558-1754
ALPHETON 330 1567-1902
ASHBY 97 1553-1899
BARNINGHAM 196 1668-1837
BECCLES 5405 1586-1900
BRAMFORD 909 1553-1812
BRANDESTON 165 1589-1760
BUNGAY TRINITY 396 1813-1855
CARLTON 317 1539-1812
CHATTISHAM 285 1561-1899
CHILLESFORD 7 1742-1821
CLARE 2082 1558-1837
CONEY WESTON 247 1673-1836
DARSHAM 285 1536-1754
FRAMLINGHAM 2800 1560-1900
FROSTENDEN 162 1538-1754
GORLESTON 1344 1813-1837
GT BRADLEY 121 1703-1751
GUNTON 106 1740-1897
HENSTEAD 73 1609-1704
HERRINGFLEET 340 1682-1775
IPSWICH ST PETER 541 1701-1790
KERSEY 887 1563-1839
KESSINGLAND 224 1708-1799
NAYLAND 1181 1558-1812
SAXMUNDHAM 1391 1540-1900
SOTHERTON 305 1561-1812
SOUTHWOLD 819 1602-1802
THELNETHAM 348 1644-1837
UGGESHALL 517 1564-1900
WALSHAM LE WILLOWS 1537 1539-1900
WILLISHAM 277 1562-1898
Total (32) 25317 1536-1902

Contact details

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Elland St Mary's Marriage Registers

Coverage

The Elland St Mary's Registers contain records of 15,408 marriages between 1558 and 1837.

All marriages are recorded at the Elland parish church with the exception of 15 recorded for the various chapelries.

Chapelry No. of entries Year range
Ell - Elland 15395 1558-1837
Fik - Fixby 1 1670
Hal - Halifax 1 1667
Ras - Rastrick 4 1701-1752
Rip - Ripponden 9 1647-1667
Total (5) 15410 1558-1837

Contact details

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Suffolk Marriage Index (1813-37)

Coverage

The transcription consists of 47,214 entries between 1813 and 1837 and covering 404 out of approximately 500 parishes of the County of Suffolk.

Parish of marriage No. of entries Year range
ACTON 106 1813-1837
AKENHAM 15 1813-1837
ALDEBURGH 299 1813-1837
ALDERTON 123 1813-1837
ALDHAM 63 1813-1836
ALDRINGHAM 50 1813-1837
ALPHETON 56 1813-1836
AMPTON 21 1813-1834
ASHBOCKING 40 1813-1836
ASHFIELD THORPE 66 1814-1837
ASPAL 33 1814-1836
ASSINGTON 111 1813-1837
ATHELINGTON 31 1813-1836
BACTON 142 1813-1837
BADINGHAM 151 1813-1837
BADLEY 16 1817-1834
BADWELL ASH 101 1813-1837
BARDWELL 137 1813-1837
BARHAM 119 1813-1837
BARKING 313 1812-1837
BARNARDISTON 45 1813-1837
BARNHAM 85 1813-1837
BARNINGHAM 72 1813-1837
BARROW 139 1813-1837
BARTON MILLS 93 1813-1835
BATTISFORD 80 1813-1836
BAWDSEY 83 1813-1837
BAYLHAM 49 1813-1837
BEDFIELD 65 1813-1836
BEDINGFIELD 51 1813-1836
BELSTEAD 34 1814-1837
BENACRE 40 1812-1837
BENHALL 131 1813-1837
BENTLEY 80 1813-1836
BEYTON 40 1813-1837
BILDESTON 143 1813-1837
BLAXHALL 91 1813-1837
BLYFORD 32 1813-1837
BLYTHBURGH 155 1813-1883
BOULGE 7 1816-1837
BOXFORD 178 1813-1837
BOXTED 39 1813-1836
BOYTON WITH CAPEL 55 1813-1837
BRADFIELD COMBUST 23 1813-1835
BRADFIELD ST CLARE 32 1813-1836
BRADFIELD ST GEORGE 72 1813-1837
BRAISEWORTH 25 1813-1834
BRAMFIELD 97 1813-1837
BRAMFORD 147 1813-1837
BRAMPTON 53 1813-1837
BRANDESTON 77 1813-1837
BRANDON 363 1813-1837
BRANTHAM 61 1813-1836
BREDFIELD 64 1813-1837
BRENT ELEIGH 39 1813-1836
BRETTENHAM 65 1813-1837
BRIGHTWELL/FOXL 18 1813-1836
BROCKLEY 60 1813-1836
BROME 50 1813-1837
BROMESWELL 34 1814-1837
BRUISYARD 54 1813-1837
BRUNDISH 109 1814-1837
BUCKLESHAM 37 1814-1836
BURES ST MARY 234 1813-1837
BURGATE 64 1813-1837
BURGH 59 1813-1837
BURSTALL 16 1813-1836
BURY ST JAMES 1006 1813-1837
BURY ST MARY 1027 1813-1837
BUTLEY 80 1813-1836
BUXHALL 85 1813-1837
CAMPSEY ASH 58 1813-1837
CAPEL S MARY 85 1813-1837
CARLTON 9 1831-1837
CAVENDISH 223 1813-1837
CAVENHAM 38 1813-1837
CHARSFIELD 84 1813-1836
CHATTISHAM 38 1814-1836
CHEDBURGH 39 1813-1837
CHEDISTON 74 1813-1837
CHELMONDISTON 69 1813-1837
CHELSWORTH 47 1813-1836
CHEVINGTON 112 1813-1837
CHILLESFORD 36 1815-1836
CHILTON 27 1813-1835
CLARE 249 1813-1837
CLAYDON 66 1813-1837
CLOPTON 63 1813-1836
COCKFIELD 150 1813-1837
CODDENHAM 128 1811-1837
COMBS 200 1813-1837
CONEY WESTON 48 1813-1836
COOKLEY 42 1813-1836
COPDOCK 41 1814-1836
COTTON 114 1813-1837
COVEHITHE 27 1813-1836
COWLINGE 167 1813-1837
CRANSFORD 50 1813-1837
CRATFIELD 141 1813-1837
CREETING ST MARY 88 1813-1837
CREETING ST PETER 54 1813-1837
CRETINGHAM 60 1813-1836
CROWFIELD 65 1813-1837
CULFORD 61 1813-1836
CULPHO 5 1813-1821
DALHAM 90 1814-1837
DALLINGHOO 69 1813-1837
DARSHAM 81 1813-1837
DEBACH 23 1818-1836
DEBENHAM 204 1813-1837
DENHAM 63 1813-1837
DENHAM ST MARY 44 1813-1836
DENNINGTON 178 1813-1837
DENSTON 55 1813-1837
DEPDEN 56 1813-1836
DRINKSTONE 82 1813-1835
DUNWICH S JAMES 11 1832-1837
EARL SOHAM 106 1813-1837
EARL STONHAM 140 1814-1837
EAST BERGHOLT 215 1813-1837
EASTON 54 1814-1837
EDWARDSTONE 89 1813-1837
ELMSETT 69 1813-1837
ELMSWELL 123 1813-1837
ELVEDEN 36 1814-1837
ERISWELL 93 1813-1836
ERWARTON 42 1813-1837
EUSTON 44 1813-1837
EXNING 153 1813-1837
EYE 345 1813-1837
EYKE 79 1814-1837
FAKENHAM MAGNA 33 1814-1835
FALKENHAM 70 1813-1837
FARNHAM 39 1814-1837
FELIXSTOWE 66 1813-1836
FELSHAM 78 1813-1837
FINNINGHAM 84 1813-1836
FLEMPTON CUM HENGRAVE 75 1813-1837
FLOWTON 35 1813-1836
FORNHAM ALL SS 67 1813-1837
FORNHAM MARTIN 53 1814-1837
FRAMLINGHAM 367 1813-1837
FRAMSDEN 140 1812-1837
FRECKENHAM 67 1813-1837
FRESSINGFIELD 230 1813-1837
FRESTON 34 1813-1837
FRISTON 80 1813-1837
FROSTENDEN 85 1813-1837
GAZELEY 112 1813-1837
GEDDING 22 1813-1836
GISLINGHAM 108 1813-1837
GLEMSFORD 259 1813-1837
GOSBECK 41 1813-1837
GREAT ASHFIELD 58 1813-1837
GREAT BARTON 136 1813-1837
GREAT BEALINGS 70 1813-1837
GREAT BLAKENHAM 29 1813-1837
GREAT BRADLEY 84 1813-1837
GREAT BRICET 36 1813-1835
GREAT CORNARD 120 1813-1837
GREAT FINBOROUGH 86 1813-1837
GREAT GLEMHAM 67 1813-1837
GREAT LIVERMERE 45 1813-1836
GREAT SAXHAM 52 1813-1836
GREAT THURLOW 84 1813-1836
GREAT WALDINGFIELD 100 1813-1837
GREAT WENHAM 38 1813-1837
GREAT WHELNETHAM 77 1813-1837
GREAT WRATTING 60 1813-1835
GROTON 103 1813-1837
GRUNDISBURGH 119 1813-1837
HACHESTON 99 1814-1837
HADLEIGH 562 1813-1837
HALESWORTH 357 1813-1837
HARGRAVE 64 1813-1836
HARKSTEAD 40 1813-1837
HARLESTON 15 1813-1827
HARTEST 125 1813-1837
HASKETON 100 1813-1837
HAUGHLEY 151 1813-1837
HAVERHILL 359 1813-1837
HAWKEDON 64 1813-1837
HAWSTEAD 84 1813-1837
HELMINGHAM 55 1813-1837
HEMINGSTONE 57 1813-1837
HEMLEY 11 1814-1835
HENLEY 49 1813-1836
HENSTEAD 78 1814-1837
HEPWORTH 87 1813-1836
HERRINGSWELL 39 1813-1837
HESSETT 89 1813-1837
HEVENINGHAM 50 1813-1837
HIGHAM 61 1813-1836
HINDERCLAY 70 1813-1837
HINTLESHAM 110 1813-1837
HITCHAM 207 1813-1837
HOLBROOK 80 1813-1837
HOLLESLEY 107 1813-1837
HOLTON S MARY 28 1814-1835
HOLTON S PETER 69 1816-1837
HONINGTON 52 1813-1836
HOO 29 1813-1836
HOPTON 86 1813-1837
HORHAM 72 1813-1836
HORRINGER 129 1813-1837
HOXNE 197 1813-1837
HUNDON 209 1813-1837
HUNSTON 37 1814-1837
HUNTINGFIELD 85 1813-1837
ICKLINGHAM ALL SAINTS 44 1813-1836
ICKLINGHAM ST JAMES 63 1813-1837
ICKWORTH 12 1814-1836
IKEN 68 1813-1836
INGHAM 29 1813-1835
IPSWICH ST CLEMENT 894 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST HELEN 190 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST LAWRENCE 94 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST MARGARET 816 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST MARY AT QUAY 194 1813-1836
IPSWICH ST MARY ELMS 347 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST MARY STOKE 127 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST MARY TOWER 194 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST MATTHEW 737 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST NICHOLAS 261 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST PETER 307 1813-1837
IPSWICH ST STEPHEN 137 1813-1837
IXWORTH 212 1813-1837
IXWORTH THORPE 30 1814-1835
KEDINGTON 115 1813-1837
KELSALE 192 1813-1837
KENTFORD 31 1813-1835
KENTON 43 1814-1836
KERSEY 100 1813-1837
KESGRAVE 28 1815-1836
KETTLEBASTON 32 1813-1835
KETTLEBURGH 87 1814-1837
KIRTON 111 1813-1836
KNETTISHALL 11 1814-1836
KNODISHALL 71 1813-1836
LACKFORD 34 1813-1834
LAKENHEATH 248 1813-1837
LANGHAM 63 1813-1837
LAVENHAM 357 1813-1837
LAWSHALL 157 1813-1837
LAXFIELD 236 1813-1837
LAYHAM 123 1813-1836
LEISTON/SZWLL 164 1813-1836
LETHERINGHAM 32 1815-1835
LEVINGTON 33 1813-1836
LIDGATE 80 1813-1836
LINDSEY 48 1813-1836
LINSTEAD MAGNA 32 1813-1835
LINSTEAD PARVA 24 1813-1835
LITTLE BEALINGS 60 1813-1836
LITTLE BLAKENHAM 27 1813-1836
LITTLE BRADLEY 8 1815-1835
LITTLE CORNARD 62 1813-1836
LITTLE FINBOROUGH 10 1819-1836
LITTLE GLEMHAM 57 1814-1835
LITTLE LIVERMERE 31 1813-1837
LITTLE SAXHAM 33 1813-1836
LITTLE THURLOW 66 1813-1837
LITTLE WALDINGFIELD 79 1813-1837
LITTLE WENHAM 17 1813-1835
LITTLE WHELNETHAM 27 1814-1837
LITTLE WRATTING 41 1815-1837
LONG MELFORD 438 1813-1837
MARKET WESTON 53 1813-1836
MARLESFORD 80 1813-1837
MARTLESHAM 87 1813-1837
MELLIS 74 1813-1837
MELTON 163 1813-1837
MENDHAM 145 1813-1837
MENDLESHAM 242 1813-1837
METFIELD 123 1813-1837
MHEBERTON 1 1828
MICKFIELD 47 1814-1837
MIDDLETON 97 1813-1837
MILDEN 31 1813-1837
MILDENHALL 597 1813-1837
MONEWDEN 36 1813-1837
MONK SOHAM 66 1813-1837
MONKS ELEIGH 118 1813-1837
MOULTON 58 1813-1837
NACTON 116 1813-1837
NAUGHTON 29 1813-1837
NAYLAND 145 1813-1837
NEDGING 48 1813-1837
NETTLESTEAD 18 1815-1834
NEWBOURN 34 1815-1837
NEWMARKET ALL SAINTS 99 1814-1837
NEWMARKET ST MARY 314 1813-1837
NEWTON 89 1813-1837
NORTON 131 1813-1837
NOWTON 44 1815-1836
OAKLEY 76 1813-1837
OCCOLD 113 1813-1837
OFFTON 64 1813-1837
OLD NEWTON 99 1813-1837
ONEHOUSE 90 1813-1837
ORFORD 210 1813-1836
OTLEY 115 1813-1837
OUSDEN 55 1813-1836
PAKENHAM 150 1813-1837
PALGRAVE 124 1813-1837
PARHAM 74 1813-1837
PEASENHALL 94 1813-1837
PETTAUGH 45 1813-1836
PETTISTREE 51 1814-1836
PLAYFORD 39 1813-1837
POLSTEAD 172 1813-1837
POSLINGFORD 65 1813-1837
PRESTON 62 1813-1835
RAMSHOLT 30 1813-1835
RATTLESDEN 184 1813-1837
RAYDON 85 1813-1837
REDE 36 1813-1835
REDGRAVE WITH BOTSDALE 212 1813-1837
REDLINGFIELD 53 1813-1836
RENDHAM 86 1813-1836
RENDLESHAM 49 1813-1836
REYDON 73 1813-1837
RICKINGHALL INF 89 1813-1836
RICKINGHALL SPR 131 1813-1837
RINGSHALL 65 1813-1837
RISBY 69 1813-1837
RISHANGLES 46 1813-1837
ROUGHAM 134 1813-1837
RUMBURGH 85 1813-1837
RUSHBROOKE 46 1813-1836
RUSHMERE ANDREW 73 1813-1837
SANTON DOWNHAM 16 1818-1834
SAPISTON 40 1813-1836
SAXMUNDHAM 151 1813-1836
SAXTEAD 82 1813-1836
SEMER 74 1813-1835
SHELLAND 28 1813-1836
SHELLEY 28 1817-1835
SHIMPLING 74 1813-1837
SHOTLEY 82 1813-1837
SHOTTISHAM 52 1813-1836
SIBTON 120 1813-1837
SNAPE 93 1813-1837
SOMERSHAM 78 1813-1836
SOMERTON 19 1817-1837
SOTHERTON 42 1813-1836
SOUTH COVE 34 1813-1836
SOUTHOLT 39 1813-1834
SOUTHWOLD 274 1813-1837
SPEXHALL 33 1813-1836
SPROUGHTON 72 1813-1836
STANNINGFIELD 51 1813-1837
STANSFIELD 56 1813-1836
STANSTEAD 69 1813-1837
STANTON ALL SS 104 1813-1837
STANTON ST JOHN 68 1821-1836
STERNFIELD 33 1814-1837
STOKE ASH 79 1813-1837
STOKE B NAYLAND 223 1813-1837
STOKE BY CLARE 132 1813-1837
STONHAM ASPAL 137 1813-1837
STONHAM PARVA 67 1813-1837
STOVEN 10 1814-1836
STOWLANGTOFT 37 1813-1837
STOWMARKET 408 1813-1837
STOWUPLAND 126 1813-1837
STRADBROKE 266 1813-1837
STRADISHALL 78 1813-1836
STRATFORD ST ANDREW 35 1814-1837
STRATFORD ST MARY 91 1813-1837
STUSTON 56 1814-1837
STUTTON 89 1813-1837
SUDBOURNE 123 1813-1837
SUDBURY ALL SAINTS 347 1813-1837
SUDBURY ST GREGORY 260 1813-1837
SUDBURY ST PETER 349 1813-1837
SUTTON 133 1813-1837
SWEFFLING 71 1813-1836
SWILLAND 35 1813-1836
SYLEHAM 72 1813-1837
TANNINGTON 59 1813-1837
TATTINGSTONE 82 1813-1837
THEBERTON 76 1813-1837
THELNETHAM 83 1813-1837
THORINGTON 27 1814-1834
THORNDON 128 1813-1837
THORNHAM MAGNA 76 1813-1837
THORNHAM PARVA 26 1814-1837
THORPE MORIEUX 67 1813-1837
THRANDESTON 57 1813-1837
THURSTON 88 1813-1836
THWAITE 28 1814-1837
TIMWORTH 34 1814-1835
TOSTOCK 69 1814-1836
TRIMLEY ST MARTIN 81 1813-1836
TRIMLEY ST MARY 90 1813-1836
TROSTON 56 1813-1836
TUDDENHAM 66 1813-1836
TUDDENHAM ST MARY 63 1814-1836
TUNSTALL 115 1813-1837
UBBESTON 43 1813-1837
UFFORD 128 1813-1837
UGGESHALL 66 1813-1836
WALBERSWICK 54 1813-1837
WALDRINGFIELD 24 1813-1836
WALPOLE 118 1813-1837
WALSHAM WILLOWS 198 1813-1837
WALTON 184 1813-1837
WANGFORD 7 1814-1831
WANGFORD/HENHAM 146 1813-1837
WANTISDEN 28 1814-1836
WASHBROOK 62 1813-1837
WATTISFIELD 108 1813-1837
WATTISHAM 38 1813-1836
WENHASTON 172 1813-1837
WEST STOW 41 1813-1836
WESTERFIELD 50 1813-1836
WESTHALL 66 1813-1837
WESTHORPE 37 1814-1837
WESTLETON 200 1813-1837
WESTLEY 22 1814-1835
WETHERDEN 91 1813-1837
WETHERINGSETT 184 1813-1837
WEYBREAD 103 1813-1837
WHATFIELD 52 1813-1836
WHEPSTEAD 118 1813-1837
WHERSTEAD 49 1813-1837
WHITTON 57 1813-1837
WICKHAM MARKET 167 1813-1837
WICKHAM SKEITH 93 1813-1837
WICKHAMBROOK 235 1813-1837
WILBY 117 1813-1837
WILLISHAM 39 1813-1837
WINGFIELD 116 1813-1837
WINSTON 60 1814-1837
WISSETT 82 1813-1837
WISSINGTON 53 1813-1837
WITHERSDALE 41 1813-1837
WITHERSFIELD 98 1813-1836
WITNESHAM 83 1813-1837
WIXOE 21 1813-1836
WOODBRIDGE 777 1813-1837
WOOLPIT 140 1813-1837
WOOLVERSTONE 43 1813-1836
WORDWELL 14 1816-1837
WORLINGTON 54 1813-1836
WORLINGWORTH 127 1804-1837
WORTHAM 197 1813-1837
WRENTHAM 152 1813-1837
WYVERSTONE 62 1813-1837
YAXLEY 89 1813-1837
YOXFORD 186 1813-1837
Total (452) 47197 1804-1883

Contact details

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West Middlesex Marriage Index

Coverage

This index consists of 84,863 marriages from the 61 parishes of West Middlesex. Parishes within the area of the West Middlesex FHS are largely complete for surviving parish registers. Miscellaneous entries for some periods elsewhere in the county are included. There are no non-conformist marriages.

Place No. of entries Year range
ACTON 1291 1566-1837
ASHFORD 220 1629-1837
BEDFONT 359 1695-1837
BRENTFORD 889 1618-1836
BROMPTON 478 1830-1837
CHELSEA 9314 1559-1837
CHELSEA (HOLY TRINITY) 179 1832-1837
CHISWICK 1505 1678-1837
COWLEY 529 1563-1837
CRANFORD 235 1564-1834
EALING 5725 1582-1837
EDGWARE 301 1639-1834
EDMONTON 2510 1629-1837
ENFIELD 2281 1744-1837
FELTHAM 644 1634-1837
FINCHLEY 647 1736-1837
FRIENDS (LONGFORD MM) 169 1670-1837
FRIERN BARNET 335 1675-1837
FULHAM 6675 1614-1837
GREAT STANMORE 554 1599-1837
GREENFORD 354 1539-1811
HAMMERSMITH 1379 1666-1837
HAMMERSMITH (ST PETER) 8 1836-1837
HAMPTON 1271 1629-1837
HAMPTON WICK 34 1832-1837
HANWELL 2522 1571-1837
HANWORTH 285 1629-1837
HAREFIELD 1591 1546-1837
HARLINGTON 485 1540-1836
HARMONDSWORTH 584 1629-1836
HARROW 363 1812-1837
HAYES 1056 1557-1837
HESTON 2443 1560-1837
HILLINGDON 4089 1559-1837
HORNSEY 1367 1650-1812
HOUNSLOW 36 1708-1753
ICKENHAM 379 1558-1837
ISLEWORTH 4036 1566-1837
ISLINGTON 256 1830-1837
KENSINGTON 6380 1539-1837
KINGSBURY 92 1639-1833
KNIGHTSBRIDGE 5233 1658-1680
LALEHAM 689 1539-1837
LITTLE STANMORE 5 1630-1639
LITTLETON 317 1564-1835
MONKEN HADLEY 274 1728-1836
NORTHOLT 423 1575-1836
NORWOOD 626 1654-1837
PERIVALE 55 1630-1837
PINNER 411 1655-1837
SHEPPERTON 572 1574-1837
SOUTH MIMMS 984 1732-1837
STAINES 1750 1539-1837
STANWELL 833 1630-1837
SUNBURY 1030 1566-1837
TEDDINGTON 1936 1560-1837
TOTTENHAM 1970 1629-1837
TWICKENHAM 1992 1538-1837
UXBRIDGE 1059 1538-1694
WEST DRAYTON 429 1570-1837
WILLESDEN 425 1754-1837
Total (61) 84863 1538-1837

Contact details

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Lincolnshire Marriage Licence Bonds and Allegations

Coverage

These records comprise 20,759 entries. They were compiled from the original Bonds and Allegations deposited in the Lincolnshire Archives, and cover the years 1628 to 1782. The information in each record is an abstract of all available information that could reasonably be included - it is not in all cases a full transcription.

All the bonds are 'Lincolnshire' bonds. Usually the places outside Lincolnshire where marriages were to take place (Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire, Hertfordshire etc.) were in the old Diocese of Lincoln, however, there are some places specified within counties that were not, e.g. Yorkshire.

No attempt has been made to list geographical coverage by parish within each county, since many records give more than one alternate parish, and as stated above some alternative parishes are in different counties. Some of the intended marriages specified more than one place for the marriage and there are some cases where these places are each in different counties, but the overall coverage is as follows:

County No. of entries
Cambridgeshire 1
Hertfordshire 2
Huntingdonshire 7
Leicestershire 50
Lincolnshire 20,607
Norfolk 1
Northamptonshire 28
Nottinghamshire 10
Rutland 49
Suffolk 1
Yorkshire 3

Contact details

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Liverpool Marriages

Coverage

The St.Peter's Church Parish Registers of Marriages contain 19,264 records for the period January 1800 to June 1837. The registers of St Anne's, Richmond contain 9,543 marriages between 1773 and 1837.

The following table shows the number of marriages for each of the parishes and the apparent range of years covered:

Parish No. of entries Year range
ST ANNES, RICHMOND 9543 1773-1837
ST PETERS, CHURCH STREET 19264 1800-1837
Total (2) 28807 1773-1837

Contact details

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Pontefract District Marriages

Coverage

These records comprise 15,980 marriage entries from the registers of 22 parishes in the Pontefract area between the years of 1669 and 1918.
The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish.

Place and parish No. of entries Year range
ACKWORTH/ST CUTHBERT 884 1754-1897
BADSWORTH/ST MARY 210 1754-1812
BIRKIN/ST MARY 491 1754-1837
BROTHERTON/ST EDWARD 735 1754-1837
CASTLEFORD/ALL SAINTS 302 1754-1812
FEATHERSTONE/ALL SAINTS 331 1754-1812
FELKIRK/ST PETER 446 1754-1812
FERRY FRYSTON/ST. ANDREW 497 1674-1812
KELLINGTON/ST EDMUND 691 1754-1837
KIPPAX/ST MARY 248 1813-1837
KIRK SMEATON/ST PETER 126 1754-1837
KNOTTINGLEY/CHRISTCHURCH 1000 1849-1918
KNOTTINGLEY/ST BOTOLPH 669 1789-1897
LEDSHAM/ALL SAINTS 227 1813-1854
METHLEY/ST OSWALD 222 1813-1837
MONK FRYSTON/ST WILFRED 331 1754-1837
NORMANTON/ ALL SAINTS 255 1755-1812
PONTEFRACT/ALL SAINTS 500 1842-1901
PONTEFRACT/ST. GILES 6924 1669-1859
SKELBROOKE/ST MICHAEL 19 1813-1836
SOUTH KIRKBY/ALL SAINTS 444 1754-1812
WOMERSLEY/ST MARTIN 428 1754-1837
Total (22) 15980 1669-1918

Contact details

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Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)

Coverage

This marriage index records 146,765 marriages from Somerset, mainly prior to 1754.

The following table lists the parishes in Somerset and the number of records for each place. Note that a parish may appear under more than one spelling.

Parish No. of entries Year range
unidentified 9 1636-1753
ABBAS COMBE 301 1564-1753
AISHOLT 238 1606-1754
ALFORD 17 1595-1679
ALLER 453 1560-1754
ALLERTON 62 1598-1749
ANGERSLEIGH 64 1616-1744
ANSFORD 562 1559-1754
ASH PRIORS 20 1700-1725
ASHBRITTLE 349 1563-1753
ASHCOTT 54 1606-1752
ASHILL 293 1558-1753
ASHINGTON 155 1569-1725
ASHWICK 26 1595-1640
AXBRIDGE 1207 1562-1749
BABCARY 38 1598-1751
BABINGTON 50 1606-1754
BACKWELL 436 1558-1754
BADGWORTH 102 1599-1753
BALTONSBOROUGH 97 1599-1753
BANWELL 629 1474-1754
BARRINGTON 72 1654-1748
BARROW GURNEY 266 1593-1754
BARTON ST DAVID 31 1598-1750
BARWICK 460 1560-1753
BATCOMBE 400 1597-1749
BATH ABBEY 1809 1569-1742
BATHAMPTON 34 1599-1806
BATHEALTON 51 1611-1750
BATHEASTON 10 1609-1623
BATHFORD 42 1608-1754
BATHWICK 2 1615
BAWDRIP 8 1602-1636
BECKINGTON 1113 1559-1754
BEDMINSTER 6 1599-1623
BEER CROCOMBE 140 1543-1751
BERKLEY 577 1547-1753
BERROW 73 1598-1753
BICKENHALL 3 1615
BICKNOLLER 376 1558-1754
BIDDISHAM 20 1602-1664
BINEGAR 61 1605-1812
BISHOP'S HULL 423 1562-1754
BISHOP'S LYDEARD 299 1598-1754
BLACKFORD 56 1603-1751
BLAGDON 496 1580-1754
BLEADON 44 1608-1754
BOURTON 1 1615
BRADFORD ON TONE 693 1561-1754
BRATTON SEYMOUR 15 1595-1752
BREAN 20 1605-1753
BRENT KNOLL 128 1679-1754
BREWHAM 226 1599-1753
BRIDGWATER, ST MARY 5157 1558-1754
BROADWAY 176 1599-1754
BROCKLEY 74 1599-1751
BROMPTON RALPH 395 1557-1754
BROMPTON REGIS 204 1638-1751
BROOMFIELD 293 1630-1748
BRUSHFORD 2 1622
BRUTON 1739 1554-1754
BRYMPTON 134 1602-1753
BUCKLAND DINHAM 248 1569-1753
BUCKLAND ST MARY 319 1538-1751
BURNETT 18 1592-1754
BURNHAM ON SEA 347 1630-1752
BURRINGTON 293 1598-1754
BUTCOMBE 44 1605-1754
BUTLEIGH 407 1578-1754
CAMELY 351 1561-1750
CAMERTON 137 1607-1754
CANNINGTON 1016 1559-1744
CARHAMPTON 411 1598-1754
CASTLE CARY 557 1564-1754
CATCOTT 59 1597-1753
CHAFFCOMBE 90 1598-1752
CHAPEL ALLERTON 87 1563-1755
CHARD 559 1540-1749
CHARLCOMBE 1 1638
CHARLINCH 86 1596-1754
CHARLTON ADAM 76 1607-1754
CHARLTON HORETHORNE 128 1598-1754
CHARLTON MACKRELL 410 1575-1754
CHARLTON MUSGROVE 488 1538-1753
CHEDDAR 84 1608-1753
CHEDDON FITZPAINE 385 1559-1754
CHEDZOY 637 1558-1754
CHELVEY 98 1575-1752
CHELWOOD 237 1601-1754
CHEW MAGNA 310 1605-1886
CHEW STOKE 158 1605-1742
CHEWTON MENDIP 1082 1554-1754
CHILCOMPTON 56 1599-1752
CHILLINGTON 19 1599-1640
CHILTHORNE DOMER 73 1602-1745
CHILTON CANTELO 45 1606-1752
CHILTON POLDEN 29 1621-1749
CHIPSTABLE 151 1605-1752
CHISELBOROUGH 183 1558-1754
CHRISTON 116
CHURCHILL 159 1605-1754
CHURCHSTANTON 375 1662-1754
CLAPTON IN GORDANO 179 1559-1754
CLATWORTHY 256 1567-1783
CLAVERTON 3 1636
CLEVEDON 51 1607-1754
CLOFORD 453 1561-1754
CLOSWORTH 52 1594-1753
CLUTTON 4 1615-1623
COMBE FLOREY 270 1568-1753
COMBE HAY 195 1539-1753
COMBE ST NICHOLAS 340 1639-1754
COMPTON BISHOP 183 1606-1753
COMPTON DANDO 122 1654-1754
COMPTON DUNDON 111 1610-1753
COMPTON MARTIN 277 1569-1751
COMPTON PAUNCEFOOT 170 1559-1754
CONGRESBURY 981 1543-1754
CORFE 22 1598-1751
CORSTON 188 1568-1753
CORTON DENHAM 312 1538-1754
COSSINGTON 266 1606-1754
COTHELSTONE 72 1638-1715
CREECH ST MICHAEL 250 1607-1781
CREWKERNE 2490 1558-1754
CRICKET MALHERBIE 120 1598-1754
CRICKET ST THOMAS 256 1567-1754
CROSCOMBE 868 1558-1753
CROWCOMBE 356 1594-1756
CUCKLINGTON 279 1559-1754
CUDWORTH 98 1607-1753
CULBONE 75 1699-1749
CURLAND 83 1605-1752
CURRY MALLET 135 1597-1754
CURRY RIVEL 541 1607-1754
CUTCOMBE 258 1638-1754
DINDER 155 1598-1753
DINNINGTON 292 1592-1752
DITCHEAT 706 1562-1754
DODINGTON 220 1540-1754
DONYATT 82 1623-1754
DOULTING 189 1615-1684
DOWLISH WAKE 259 1599-1753
DOWNHEAD 14 1615-1630
DRAYTON 349 1558-1754
DULVERTON 1062 1558-1754
DUNDRY 296 1558-1753
DUNKERTON 30 1601-1753
DUNSTER 1435 1559-1754
DURLEIGH 150 1609-1754
DURSTON 104 1606-1754
EAST & WEST CRANMORE 2 1598
EAST BRENT 747 1558-1693
EAST CHINNOCK 118 1602-1754
EAST COKER 434 1560-1753
EAST CRANMORE 3 1607-1628
EAST HARPTREE 211 1607-1754
EAST LYDFORD 1 1615
EAST PENNARD 364 1599-1754
EAST QUANTOXHEAD 148 1608-1752
EASTON IN GORDANO 734 1559-1754
EDINGTON 80 1686-1754
ELM 346 1598-1753
ELWORTHY 87 1686-1752
EMBOROUGH 330 1570-1754
ENGLISHCOMBE 19 1605-1668
ENMORE 211 1607-1754
EVERCREECH 750 1540-1754
EXFORD 207 1642-1754
EXTON 227 1558-1686
FARLEIGH HUNGERFORD 38 1616-1758
FARMBOROUGH 196 1561-1753
FARRINGTON GURNEY 65 1607-1753
FIDDINGTON 41 1597-1752
FITZHEAD 266 1559-1753
FIVEHEAD 72 1598-1754
FLAX BOURTON 21 1607-1758
FOXCOTE 91 1595-1751
FRESHFORD 207 1601-1754
FROME 4537 1440-1754
FROME SELWOOD 17 1598
GLASTONBURY ST BENEDICT 87 1607-1754
GLASTONBURY, ST JOHN 460 1597-1754
GOATHURST 393 1539-1754
HALSE 366 1559-1753
HARDINGTON MANDERVILLE 115 1598-1755
HASELBURY PLUCKNET 89 1598-1752
HATCH BEAUCHAMP 2 1609
HAWKRIDGE 84 1609-1748
HEATHFIELD 134 1700-1754
HENSTRIDGE 324 1605-1754
HIGH HAM 852 1569-1754
HIGH LITTLETON 99 1601-1753
HILLFARANCE 111 1615-1754
HINTON BLEWETT 203 1563-1753
HINTON CHARTERHOUSE 263 1548-1751
HINTON ST GEORGE 302 1597-1754
HOLCOMBE 179 1608-1753
HOLFORD 221 1558-1753
HOLTON 139 1558-1704
HORSINGTON 478 1559-1754
HUISH CHAMPFLOWER 6 1597-1638
HUISH EPISCOPI 97 1615-1754
HUNTSPILL 516 1623-1753
HUTTON 8 1621-1629
ILCHESTER 210 1594-1754
ILE ABBOTTS 300 1562-1754
ILE BREWERS 62 1598-1754
ILMINSTER 664 1662-1754
ILTON 252 1616-1754
KENN 145 1542-1755
KEWSTOKE 117 1621-1754
KILMERSDON 488 1598-1753
KILMINGTON 237 1582-1754
KILTON 78 1621-1753
KILVE 149 1621-1754
KINGSBURY EPISCOPI 936 1558-1754
KINGSDON 323 1540-1754
KINGSTON SEYMOUR 11 1622-1639
KINGSTON ST MARY 317 1677-1754
KINGSTONE 17 1714-1754
KINGWESTON 52 1598-1753
KITTISFORD 61 1621-1753
KNOWLE ST GILES 68 1611-1744
LAMYATT 148 1607-1753
LANGFORD BUDVILLE 410 1607-1754
LANGPORT 48 1728-1754
LANGRIDGE 4 1609-1635
LAVERTON 59 1605-1752
LEIGH 11 1639-1640
LEIGH UPON MENDIP 330 1568-1753
LILSTOCK 74 1608-1750
LIMINGTON 46 1695-1754
LONG ASHTON 110 1623-1708
LONG LOAD 611 1559-1754
LONG SUTTON 24 1607-1622
LOPEN 31 1609-1754
LOVINGTON 62 1605-1751
LOXTON 96 1560-1754
LUCCOMBE 251 1652-1753
LULLINGTON 38 1639-1752
LUXBOROUGH 192 1541-1711
LYDEARD ST. LAWRENCE 504 1573-1751
LYNG 131 1607-1754
MAPERTON 855 1566-1754
MARK 326 1606-1753
MARKSBURY 275 1563-1754
MARSTON BIGOT 220 1598-1750
MARSTON MAGNA 199 1562-1753
MARTOCK 2131 1559-1754
MEARE 513 1559-1673
MELLS 834 1565-1753
MERRIOTT 708 1606-1754
MIDDLE CHINNOCK 72 1599-1752
MIDDLEZOY 216 1605-1753
MIDSOMER NORTON 128 1637-1754
MILBORNE PORT 895 1539-1754
MILTON CLEVEDON 208 1596-1754
MILVERTON 290 1621-1671
MINEHEAD 11 1639
MISTERTON 398 1560-1752
MONKSILVER 87 1653-1689
MONTACUTE 405 1559-1752
MOORLINCH 239 1598-1754
MUCHELNEY 45 1620-1754
MUDFORD 163 1563-1745
NAILSEA 393 1554-1754
NEMPNETT 246 1568-1754
NETHER STOWEY 383 1631-1754
NETTLECOMBE 127 1540-1762
NEWTON ST LOE 341 1538-1754
NORTH BARROW 118 1568-1752
NORTH CADBURY 690 1558-1754
NORTH CHERITON 86 1600-1744
NORTH CURRY 1749 1539-1753
NORTH PERROT 167 1598-1753
NORTH PETHERTON 653 1558-1625
NORTH STOKE 27 1605-1754
NORTH WOOTTON 5 1613-1636
NORTHOVER 158 1531-1754
NORTON FITZWARREN 431 1565-1754
NORTON MALREWARD 296 1554-1751
NORTON ST PHILIP 620 1585-1754
NUNNEY 601 1547-1754
NYNEHEAD 175 1605-1754
OAKE 165 1594-1751
OARE 42 1599-1729
ODCOMBE 86 1669-1753
OLD CLEEVE 595 1602-1754
ORCHARD PORTMAN 218 1537-1711
ORCHARDLEIGH 27 1625-1752
OTHERY 621 1560-1752
OTTERFORD 142 1558-1751
OTTERHAMPTON 102 1656-1748
OVERSTOWEY 432 1558-1778
PAWLETT 257 1597-1754
PENSELWOOD 52 1599-1754
PENSFORD ST THOMAS 11 1651-1665
PILTON 913 1558-1749
PITMINSTER 1192 1542-1754
PITNEY 471 1623-1753
PODYMORE MILTON 3 1744-1746
PORLOCK 591 1594-1754
PORTBURY 377 1592-1753
PORTISHEAD 218 1561-1751
PRISTON 24 1724-1753
PUCKINGTON 89 1695-1754
PURITON 364 1558-1754
PUXTON 150 1543-1748
PYLLE 150 1591-1754
QUEEN CAMEL 453 1602-1753
RADSTOCK 122 1597-1753
RIMPTON 36 1654-1754
RODDEN 8 1634-1703
RODE 4 1722-1747
RODNEY STOKE 296 1597-1753
RUISHTON 5 1679-1754
RUNNINGTON 166 1586-1752
SALTFORD 29 1713-1746
SAMPFORD ARUNDELL 45 1623-1754
SAMPFORD BRETT 106 1609-1699
SEABOROUGH 8 1596-1623
SEAVINGTON ST MARY 7 1621-1623
SEAVINGTON ST MICH. 88 1562-1754
SELWORTHY 336 1597-1754
SHAPWICK 316 1591-1749
SHEPTON BEAUCHAMP 423 1558-1752
SHEPTON MALLET 2759 1615-1754
SHEPTON MONTAGUE 6 1623-1630
SHIPHAM 165 1560-1752
SKILGATE 37 1675-1721
SOMERTON 958 1599-1754
SOUTH BARROW 48 1580-1758
SOUTH CADBURY 166 1559-1729
SPAXTON 495 1558-1754
ST CATHERINE 4 1598-1629
ST DECUMANS 439 1602-1671
ST MICHAELCHURCH 37 1639-1749
STANTON DREW 179 1607-1754
STANTON PRIOR 94 1572-1753
STAPLE FITZPAINE 150 1682-1754
STAPLEGROVE 315 1559-1700
STAWELL 24 1676-1740
STAWLEY 103 1603-1753
STOCKLAND GAUNTS 376 1538-1754
STOCKLINCH MAGDALEN 3 1712-1744
STOCKLINCH OTTERSAY 140 1560-1751
STOGUMBER 1217 1559-1754
STOGURSEY 1042 1595-1754
STOKE PERO 16 1624-1754
STOKE ST GREGORY 922 1563-1752
STOKE ST MARY 52 1635-1754
STOKE ST MICHAEL 195 1607-1752
STOKE SUB HAMDON 418 1558-1675
STON EASTON 26 1594-1669
STOWELL 2 1621-1636
STOWEY 231 1572-1754
STRATTON-ON-FOSSE 180 1605-1753
STREET 233 1598-1755
STRINGSTON 93 1634-1754
SUTTON BINGHAM 1 1621
SUTTON MONTIS (MONTA 47 1607-1754
SWAINSWICK 104 1557-1751
SWELL 164 1559-1754
TAUNTON ST JAMES 4058 1610-1754
TAUNTON ST MARY MAGDALINE 6456 1558-1754
TELLISFORD 145 1593-1754
THORNE COFFIN 71 1579-1751
THORNE FAULCON 50 1726-1754
THORNE ST MARGARET 17 1623-1748
THURLBEAR 80 1623-1754
THURLOXTON 200 1559-1753
TICKENHAM 68 1649-1754
TIMBERSCOMBE 221 1598-1754
TIMSBURY 91 1561-1678
TINTINHULL 298 1561-1753
TOLLAND 98 1599-1752
TREBOROUGH 88 1694-1753
TRENT 387 1558-1754
TRULL 150 1623-1744
TWERTON 246 1587-1754
UBLEY 113 1607-1754
UPHILL 4 1609-1623
UPTON 32 1623-1753
WALCOT, ST SWITHIN 247 1601-1754
WALTON 125 1607-1738
WALTON IN GORDANO 67 1598-1749
WAMBROOK 134 1655-1754
WANSTROW 357 1571-1753
WAYFORD 62 1613-1753
WEARE 207 1598-1750
WEDMORE 2478 1561-1754
WELLINGTON 1663 1622-1754
WELLOW 478 1561-1753
WELLS ST CUTHBERT 6661 1609-1754
WEMBDON 180 1676-1732
WEST BAGBOROUGH 474 1565-1758
WEST BRADLEY 51 1605-1719
WEST BUCKLAND 521 1538-1754
WEST CAMEL 98 1579-1754
WEST CHINNOCK 35 1609-1754
WEST COKER 114 1607-1748
WEST CRANMORE 195 1566-1753
WEST HARPTREE 322 1598-1775
WEST HATCH 195 1604-1753
WEST LYDFORD 2 1623
WEST MONKTON 202 1599-1754
WEST PENNARD 550 1538-1754
WEST QUANTOXHEAD 466 1558-1753
WESTBURY 6 1636-1639
WESTON 373 1538-1754
WESTON BAMPFIELD 25 1625-1749
WESTON IN GORDANO 34 1605-1751
WESTON ZOYLAND 981 1558-1754
WESTON-SUPER-MARE 62 1682-1754
WHATLEY 140 1599-1754
WHEATHILL 1 1623
WHITELACKINGTON 94 1609-1753
WHITESTAUNTON 216 1606-1754
WICK ST LAWRENCE 140 1598-1751
WILTON 15 1598-1737
WINCANTON 821 1593-1754
WINFORD 170 1609-1754
WINSCOMBE 7 1598-1623
WINSFORD 15 1621-1639
WINSHAM 662 1568-1754
WITHAM FRIARY 75 1621-1752
WITHIEL FLOREY 73 1598-1752
WITHYCOMBE 122 1670-1745
WITHYPOOL 48 1605-1758
WIVELISCOMBE 166 1598-1754
WOOTTON COURTENAY 241 1560-1720
WORLE 230 1590-1754
WRAXALL 364 1562-1754
WRINGTON 1386 1538-1754
WUNSHAM 1 1754
YARLINGTON 73 1601-1754
YATTON 21 1623-1679
YEOVIL 1 1583
YEOVIL ST.JOHN 2641 1563-1753
YEOVILTON 95 1599-1754
Total (441) 146765 1440-1886

Contact details

For more information please contact the Somerset and Dorset Family History Society.

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Somerset Marriages (post-1754)

Coverage

These marriage indexes record 184,710 marriages from Somerset, mostly after 1754. A separate marriage index is available for years prior to 1754.

The following table lists the parishes in Somerset and the number of records for each place. Note that a parish may appear under more than one spelling.

Parish No. of entries Year range
unidentified 198 1660-1850
ABBAS AND TEMPLECOMBE 49 1813-1836
ABBAS COMBE 151 1754-1834
ABBOTS LEIGH 91 1763-1836
AISHOLT 84 1754-1869
ALFORD 67 1675-1836
ALLER 247 1750-1837
ALLERTON 28 1768-1833
ANGERSLEIGH 44 1759-1836
ANSFORD 166 1754-1837
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ASH PRIOR 91 1754-1838
ASHBRITTLE 305 1750-1837
ASHCOTT 222 1750-1837
ASHFORD 1 1811
ASHILL 212 1750-1837
ASHINGTON 43 1755-1836
ASHWICK 388 1755-1837
AXBRIDGE 496 1750-1838
B ST JAMES 1 1815
BABCARY 215 1755-1837
BABINGTON 130 1754-1836
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BADGWORTH 159 1754-1857
BALTONSBOROUGH 302 1753-1837
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BARRINGTON 264 1727-1837
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BARWICK 202 1704-1837
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BATH ST MARY 1 1830
BATH ST MICHAEL 2865 1728-1881
BATH ST PETER & ST PAUL 47 1800-1802
BATH ST SWITHIN 13 1765-1827
BATH 1 1772
BATHAMPTON 111 1749-1837
BATHEALTON 80 1755-1832
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BATHPOOL 1 1770
BATHW ST MARY 1 1832
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BATHWICK CATHOLIC 1 1803
BATHWICK LAURA CHAPEL 1 1806
BATHWICK ST 2 1813-1816
BATHWICK ST M 4 1815-1825
BATHWICK ST MARY 1178 1727-1837
BATHWICK ST MICHAEL 1 1815
BAWDRIP 170 1755-1837
BEADON 1 1839
BEAUCHAMP 3 1770-1828
BECKINGHAM 7 1763-1797
BECKINGTON 934 1750-1878
BEDMINSTER 5370 1709-1896
BEDMINSTER ST JOHN 839 1754-1837
BEERCROCOMBE 69 1755-1839
BELLUTON 3 1715-1770
BELUTON 1 1779
BELUTON QUAKER 3 1763-1785
BERINGTON 15 1664-1706
BERINGTON QUAKER 1 1671
BERKLEY 314 1755-1872
BERROW 259 1754-1875
BICKENHALL 119 1751-1873
BICKNOLLER 142 1750-1836
BIDDISHAM 43 1755-1837
BINEGAR 176 1746-1876
BISHOPS HULL 667 1750-1864
BISHOPS LYDEARD 480 1750-1837
BLACKFORD 72 1715-1837
BLACKWELL 1 1788
BLAGDON 328 1754-1837
BLEADON 254 1745-1872
BLEADON OF UPHILL 1 1777
BRADFORD 282 1739-1855
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BRATTON SEYMOUR 31 1754-1875
BREAN 67 1605-1879
BRENT 1 1780
BRENT SOUTH 60 1757-1872
BREWHAM 653 1729-1850
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BRISTOL QUAKER 76 1785-1837
BRISTOL ST JOHN BAPTIST 1 1810
BRISTOL ST THOMAS 1 1763
BROADWAY 234 1749-1836
BROCKLEY 36 1755-1833
BROMPTON 2 1773-1822
BROMPTON RALPH 203 1754-1837
BROMPTON REGIS 384 1754-1836
BROOMFIELD 282 1726-1837
BRUSHFORD 187 1750-1875
BRUTON 1238 1750-1837
BRYMPTON 55 1757-1835
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BUCKLAND ST SWITHIN 1 1789
BUCKLAND WEST 60 1734-1837
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BURNETT 31 1749-1833
BURNHAM 1 1833
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BURRINGTON 277 1673-1891
BURTON ON SEA 1 1825
BUTCOMBE 94 1693-1835
BUTLEIGH 361 1754-1860
CA 1 1834
CAMELEY 251 1750-1837
CAMERTON 414 1754-1837
CANNINGTON 566 1744-1835
CANNINGTON ROMAN CATHOLIC 7 1819-1834
CARHAMPTON 293 1754-1836
CASTLE CARY 808 1754-1837
CATCOTT 208 1754-1836
CHAFFCOMBE 92 1735-1837
CHAPEL ALLERTON 103 1754-1878
CHARD 2053 1609-1855
CHARLBURY 1 1834
CHARLCOMBE 100 1759-1837
CHARLINCH 112 1596-1834
CHARLTON ADAM 151 1713-1837
CHARLTON HORETHORNE 278 1754-1837
CHARLTON MACKRELL 205 1750-1838
CHARLTON MUSGROVE 227 1754-1866
CHARTERHOUSE ON MENDIP 1 1816
CHEDDAR 425 1734-1834
CHEDDON FITZPAINE 142 1750-1836
CHEDZOY 269 1744-1835
CHELVEY 24 1758-1825
CHELWOOD 103 1725-1835
CHERFORD 1 1818
CHEW 4 1671-1760
CHEW MAGNA 583 1691-1829
CHEW STOKE 220 1755-1837
CHEWLWOOD 1 1789
CHEWTON MAGNA 5 1761-1804
CHEWTON MENDIP 586 1754-1837
CHILCOMPTON 203 1755-1837
CHILLINGTON 142 1757-1837
CHILTHORNE DOMER 138 1765-1836
CHILTON CANTELO 81 1742-1836
CHILTON POLDEN 34 1732-1835
CHINNOCK 4 1758-1807
CHIPSTABLE 168 1755-1837
CHISELBOROUGH 244 1750-1837
CHRISTON 31 1756-1833
CHURCHILL 280 1678-1837
CHURCHSTANTON 499 1750-1837
CLAPTON IN GORDANO 52 1665-1876
CLARHAM 1 1693
CLATWORTHY 157 1755-1837
CLAVERHAM 23 1756-1835
CLAVERHAM QUAKER 22 1773-1830
CLAVERLEY 1 1825
CLAVERTON 81 1752-1835
CLEAVE YEATTON 1 1676
CLEEVE 1 1815
CLEVEDON 179 1663-1836
CLOFORD 156 1754-1837
CLOSWORTH 96 1751-1886
CLUTTON 454 1754-1859
COKER 1 1757
COMBE 27 1757-1837
COMBE FLOREY 124 1755-1837
COMBE HAY 105 1724-1836
COMBE ST NICHOLAS 499 1750-1837
COMPTON BISHOP 214 1754-1837
COMPTON DANDO 190 1754-1837
COMPTON DUNDON 289 1752-1836
COMPTON MARK 9 1806-1835
COMPTON MARTIN 210 1754-1837
COMPTON MONK 3 1824-1832
COMPTON PAUNCEFOOT 133 1750-1837
CONGRESBURY 484 1754-1857
CORFE 73 1732-1838
CORSTON 102 1756-1837
CORTON DENHAM 219 1754-1836
COSSINGTON 132 1754-1837
COTHELSTONE 110 1595-1836
CRANMORE 1 1832
CREECH 8 1760-1823
CREECH ST MICHAEL 405 1754-1841
CREWKERNE 1991 1730-1866
CRICKET 1 1810
CRICKET MALHERBIE 39 1754-1837
CRICKET ST THOMAS 52 1755-1836
CROSCOMBE 426 1750-1837
CROWCOMBE 259 1751-1837
CUCKLINGTON 153 1754-1837
CUDWORTH 76 1755-1836
CUDWORTH (WINSHAM) 6 1828-1837
CULBONE 43 1755-1836
CURRY MALLET 250 1745-1837
CURRY RIVEL 640 1750-1839
CURSTON 1 1777
CUTCOMBE 294 1754-1837
DIDCOT QUAKER 1 1742
DINDER 131 1756-1836
DINNINGTON 144 1754-1873
DITCHEAT 713 1747-1837
DODINGTON 43 1754-1835
DONYATT 310 1742-1837
DORSTON 2 1782-1805
DOULTING 339 1754-1875
DOWLISH WAKE 179 1755-1837
DOWNHEAD 135 1756-1836
DOWNHEAD STOKE LANE 1 1781
DRAYTON 210 1753-1836
DULVERTON 640 1732-1837
DUNDRY 375 1754-1837
DUNKERTON 134 1754-1837
DUNSTER 455 1749-1836
DURLEIGH 78 1751-1851
DURSTON 122 1754-1837
EAST BRENT 377 1723-1878
EAST CHALDON 2 1781-1805
EAST CHINNOCK 345 1754-1837
EAST COKER 609 1750-1837
EAST CRANMORE 35 1754-1829
EAST HARPTREE 258 1754-1836
EAST LYDEARD 1 1786
EAST LYDFORD 77 1754-1834
EAST PENNARD 413 1700-1837
EAST QUANTOXHEAD 134 1737-1836
EASTON IN GORDANO 609 1754-1878
EDINGTON 111 1686-1767
EDINGTON IN MOORLINCH 2 1762-1768
ELM 190 1754-1837
ELWORTHY 101 1755-1836
EMBOROUGH 152 1754-1836
ENGLISHCOMBE 141 1756-1837
ENMORE 185 1750-1850
EPISCOPI 1 1800
EVERCREECH 626 1754-1831
EXFORD 211 1750-1837
EXTON 135 1754-1837
FARLEIGH HUNGERFORD 125 1754-1836
FARMBOROUGH 302 1754-1837
FARRINGTON GURNEY 218 1755-1837
FIDDINGTON 91 1755-1836
FITZHEAD 121 1750-1832
FITZWARREN 1 1791
FIVEHEAD 153 1754-1837
FLAX BOURTON 79 1682-1841
FOXCOTE 45 1762-1875
FRESHFORD 307 1754-1878
FROME 6240 1665-1920
FROME QUAKER 1 1826
FROME ST JOHN 70 1750-1760
GLASTONBURY 38 1750-1836
GLASTONBURY QUAKER 8 1784-1820
GLASTONBURY ST BENEDICT 183 1751-1837
GLASTONBURY ST JAMES 1 1805
GLASTONBURY ST JOHN 1165 1750-1838
GOATHILL 54 1702-1837
GOATHURST 169 1754-1837
GODDEN 1 1818
GODMINSTER 1 1788
GORDANO 2 1783-1784
GREINTON 102 1754-1836
GURNEY 1 1762
HALLATROW 5 1663-1783
HALLATROW QUAKER 4 1682-1789
HALSE 229 1750-1882
HALSE / FITZHEAD 1 1751
HARDINGTON 1 1804
HARDINGTON MANDEVILLE 271 1750-1837
HARDINGTON WITH HEMINGTON 2 1763-1827
HASELBURY PLUNCKETT 1 1776
HASLEBURY PLUCKNETT 371 1754-1837
HATCH BEAUCHAMP 129 1755-1840
HAWKRIDGE 15 1754-1838
HEATHFIELD 98 1754-1836
HEMINGTON 131 1754-1836
HEMINGTON WITH HARDINGTON 30 1756-1837
HENSTRIDGE 392 1754-1872
HIGH HAM 443 1750-1837
HIGH LITTLETON 447 1744-1837
HILLFARRANCE 226 1752-1828
HINTON 6 1749-1822
HINTON BLEWETT 110 1768-1896
HINTON CHARTERHOUSE 276 1754-1837
HINTON MANDEVILLE 1 1834
HINTON ST GEO OR CREWKERNE 1 1739
HINTON ST GEORGE 393 1735-1838
HINTON ST JAMES 1 1794
HINTON ST MARY 1 1765
HOLCOMBE 231 1784-1837
HOLFORD 78 1751-1837
HOLTON 76 1778-1836
HORNBLOTTON 58 1768-1832
HORSINGTON 443 1750-1874
HUISH CHAMPFLOWER 158 1755-1878
HUISH EPISCOPI 202 1754-1837
HUNTSPILL 669 1754-1837
HUTTON 152 1754-1836
ILCHESTER 491 1750-1837
ILMINSTER 1262 1705-1837
ILMINSTER QUAKER 1 1808
ILTON 265 1750-1836
ISLE ABBOTS 152 1752-1837
ISLE BREWER 124 1754-1836
KEINTON 21 1800-1837
KEINTON MANDEVILLE 110 1748-1834
KELSTON 111 1755-1830
KENN 29 1758-1872
KEWSTOKE 192 1754-1837
KEYNSHAM 642 1660-1837
KEYNSHAM & BRISLINGTON 13 1659-1680
KEYNSHAM QUAKER 1 1724
KILMERSDON 1176 1754-1888
KILMINGTON 310 1751-1839
KILTON 92 1752-1835
KILVE 121 1750-1837
KINGSBURY EPISCOPI 756 1754-1882
KINGSDON 292 1750-1835
KINGSTON 11 1749-1833
KINGSTON SEYMOUR 123 1754-1837
KINGSTON ST MARY 498 1747-1837
KINGSTONE 161 1714-1835
KINGWESTON 66 1754-1837
KITTISFORD 102 1750-1837
KNOWLE ST GILES 19 1813-1834
LAMYATT 127 1755-1836
LANGFORD BUDVILLE 311 1750-1837
LANGPORT 479 1707-1837
LANGPORT OR LONG SUTTON 2 1811-1812
LANGRIDGE 71 1756-1837
LAVERTON 103 1754-1836
LAWRENCE WESTON QUAKER 1 1833
LEIGH ON MENDIP 365 1754-1836
LEIGHLAND 137 1755-1896
LILSTOCK 27 1750-1834
LIMINGTON 109 1750-1829
LITTLE WESTON [QUAKER ?] 1 1779
LITTON 236 1754-1836
LOCKING 99 1755-1836
LONG ASHTON 631 1705-1837
LONG LOAD 86 1749-1837
LONG LOAD, MARTOCK 1 1805
LONG SUTTON 474 1749-1837
LONG SUTTON OR LANGPORT 1 1811
LONG SUTTON QUAKER 1 1811
LOPEN 229 1750-1837
LOVINGTON 105 1756-1837
LOXTON 84 1754-1842
LUCCOMBE 202 1754-1837
LUFTON 9 1760-1836
LULLINGTON 112 1754-1835
LUXBOROUGH 202 1751-1837
LYDEARD 4 1754-1823
LYDEARD / ELWORTHY 1 1767
LYDEARD ST LAWRENCE 327 1750-1837
LYMPSHAM 168 1754-1819
LYMPSTONE 1 1806
LYNCOMBE 13 1814-1836
LYNCOMBE & WIDCOMBE 1239 1813-1840
LYNG 207 1756-1837
MANDEVILLE 1 1821
MAPERTON 122 1754-1837
MARK 582 1751-1837
MARKS 1 1778
MARKSBURY 116 1754-1836
MARM 3 1818-1820
MARSTON BIGOT 809 1750-1837
MARSTON MAGNA 156 1754-1836
MARTIN 1 1836
MARTOCK 1430 1716-1892
MEARE 568 1754-1863
MELLS 673 1711-1837
MERRIOTT 643 1746-1853
MIDDLE CHINNOCK 92 1755-1837
MIDDLEZOY 321 1754-1837
MIDSOMER NORTON 966 1752-1837
MILBORNE PORT 701 1754-1837
MILTON CLEVEDON 135 1750-1837
MILVERTON 983 1749-1837
MINEHEAD 213 1756-1837
MINEHEAD QUAKER 1 1788
MINEHEAD ST MICHAEL 516 1754-1834
MISTERTON 197 1754-1837
MONKSILVER 132 1754-1836
MONKTON COMBE 7 1792-1825
MONTACUTE 541 1754-1837
MOORLINCH 655 1754-1837
MOORLINCH OR EDINGTON 2 1769
MUCHELNEY 152 1754-1841
MUDFORD 226 1754-1838
N PETH 1
N. POTH 1 1803
NAILSEA 370 1665-1837
NEMPNETT 82 1756-1836
NEMPNETT THRUBWELL 25 1754-1830
NETHER STOWEY 408 1671-1843
NETTLECOMBE 201 1754-1836
NEWTON 3 1781-1826
NEWTON ST LOE 214 1754-1837
NORTH BARROW 84 1755-1873
NORTH CADBURY 558 1744-1837
NORTH CHERITON 136 1756-1836
NORTH CURRY 805 1735-1878
NORTH DIVISION QUAKER 2 1667-1679
NORTH PERROTT 241 1750-1837
NORTH PERROTT. HASELBURY 1 1780
NORTH PETHERTON 1489 1708-1837
NORTH STOKE 49 1751-1836
NORTH WOOTTON 137 1758-1837
NORTHOVER 52 1754-1836
NORTON 4 1771-1825
NORTON FITZPAINE 1 1766
NORTON FITZWARREN 241 1750-1837
NORTON MALREWARD 62 1755-1835
NORTON ST PHILIP 408 1754-1838
NORTON SUB HAMDON 234 1754-1837
NORTON WOOTTON 1 1789
NUNNEY 651 1750-1837
NYNEHEAD 146 1750-1837
OAKE 115 1757-1835
OARE 62 1675-1826
OARE, OAKE 1 1718
ODCOMBE 231 1750-1838
OLD CLEEVE 389 1754-1837
ORCHARD PORTMAN 54 1564-1836
ORCHARDLEIGH 24 1742-1820
OTHERY 262 1755-1878
OTTERFORD 156 1750-1860
OTTERFORD OR UPOTTERY 1 1800
OTTERHAMPTON 65 1806-1837
OTTERSAY 1 1767
OVER STOWEY 255 1750-1837
OVERLEIGH 1 1873
OVERTON 4 1760
PAULTON 567 1754-1837
PAWLETT 285 1736-1837
PENDOMER 31 1755-1834
PENNARD 2 1786-1827
PENSELWOOD 173 1754-1837
PENSFORD 26 1666-1831
PENSFORD & PUBLOW 4 1665-1691
PENSFORD ST THOMAS 50 1756-1812
PENSFORD ST THOMAS PARLEY 1 1771
PETHERTON 5 1768-1825
PILTON 595 1753-1837
PITCOMBE 257 1741-1837
PITCOMBE / NUNNEY 1 1773
PITMINSTER 738 1708-1836
PITNEY 167 1751-1837
PLUCKNETT 1 1826
PODIMORE MILTON 75 1756-1836
PODINGTON 1 1816
PORLOCK 394 1754-1837
PORTBURY 216 1754-1882
PORTISHEAD 186 1665-1875
PORTISHEAD QUAKER 4 1764-1829
POULTING 1 1823
POULTON 2 1801-1828
POYNTINGTON 78 1754-1837
PRESTON 1 1778
PRESTON PLUCKNETT 154 1754-1837
PRIDDY 58 1707-1836
PRISTON 121 1754-1836
PUBLOW 277 1703-1835
PUCKINGTON 102 1750-1836
PUDDIMORE QUAKER 1 1777
PURITON 188 1754-1837
PUXTON 47 1756-1830
PYLLE 125 1755-1837
QUANTOXHEAD 3 1782-1825
QUEEN CAMEL 302 1774-1837
QUEEN CHARLTON 51 1754-1859
RADDINGTON 21 1804-1830
RADFORD 1 1802
RADSTOCK 347 1755-1837
RIMPTON 138 1754-1836
ROAD 4 1759-1807
RODDEN 129 1754-1837
RODE 675 1754-1837
RODNEY STOKE 147 1754-1836
ROWBERROW 138 1754-1836
RUISHTON 173 1754-1836
RUNNINGTON 53 1750-1836
SALTFORD 140 1754-1837
SAMPFORD ARUNDEL 180 1753-1837
SAMPFORD BRETT 108 1754-1837
SANDFORD ORCAS 175 1750-1837
SEABOROUGH 75 1757-1836
SEAVINGTON 3 1781-1826
SEAVINGTON ST MARY 175 1754-1837
SEAVINGTON ST MICHAEL 75 1756-1837
SELWORTHY 303 1754-1836
SHAPWICK 245 1755-1838
SHEPTON BEAUCHAMP 291 1750-1837
SHEPTON MALLET 3383 1748-1837
SHEPTON MONTAGUE 154 1779-1837
SHEW STOKE 1 1784
SHIPHAM 237 1756-1837
SIDCOT 13 1729-1835
SIDCOT QUAKER 7 1764-1831
SKILGATE 94 1755-1837
SODBURY, GLS 1 1712
SOMERTON 882 1695-1896
SOMERTON QUAKER 1 1806
SOUTH BARROW 76 1755-1837
SOUTH BRENT 289 1748-1837
SOUTH CADBURY 143 1756-1837
SOUTH PETHERTON 1114 1750-1879
SOUTH STOKE 288 1757-1831
SPARKFORD 145 1757-1837
SPAXTON 375 1750-1837
ST CATHERINE 1 1759
ST CUTHBERT 1 1780
ST DECUMANS 72 1753-1835
ST JAMES 1 1800
ST MARY MAGDALEN 2 1828-1831
ST MICHAELCHURCH 5 1760-1799
ST PETER & ST PAUL 2 1801-1802
ST SWITHIN 1 1783
STAISLEY 1 1775
STANTON DREW 301 1703-1837
STANTON PRIOR 91 1754-1836
STAPLE FITZPAINE 90 1750-1835
STAPLE FITZPAINE & BICKENHALL 93 1750-1811
STAPLEGROVE 218 1751-1838
STAWELL 29 1676-1764
STAWLEY 86 1755-1835
STOCKLAND BRISTOL 142 1737-1837
STOCKLINCH MAGDALEN 18 1755-1832
STOCKLINCH OTTERSEY 80 1751-1837
STOGUMBER 596 1754-1840
STOGURSEY 461 1754-1816
STOG… 1 1803
STOG…ER 1 1793
STOKE 10 1757-1834
STOKE LANE 141 1813-1837
STOKE PERO 20 1801-1836
STOKE ST GREGORY 614 1733-1837
STOKE ST MARY 116 1754-1836
STOKE ST MICHAEL 384 1754-1832
STOKE SUB HAMDON 560 1754-1837
STOKE TRISTER 209 1752-1837
STONE EASTON 64 1754-1836
STOWELL 38 1683-1836
STOWEY 95 1754-1837
STOY… 1 1785
STRATTON ON THE FOSSE 191 1609-1837
STREET 378 1754-1837
STREET QUAKER 4 1794-1834
STRINGSTON 65 1752-1836
SUTTON BINGHAM 8 1806-1834
SUTTON MONTIS 86 1753-1836
SUTTON MONTIS, MONTAGUE 5 1759-1767
SWAINSWICK 137 1754-1838
SWELL 81 1715-1837
TALLAND 1 1757
TAUNTON 108 1750-1837
TAUNTON QUAKER 8 1785-1837
TAUNTON ST JAMES 1536 1674-1837
TAUNTON ST JOHN 1 1811
TAUNTON ST MARY 580 1737-1837
TAUNTON ST MARY MAGDALEN 3166 1725-1897
TAUTON 44 1750-1837
TELLISFORD 111 1754-1836
TEMPLECOMBE 21 1814-1836
THORNE COFFIN 60 1755-1832
THORNE FALCON 169 1726-1837
THORNE ST MARGARET 44 1761-1834
THURLBEAR 114 1751-1837
THURLOXTON 80 1751-1837
THURLOXTON / WATCHETT 1 1829
TICKENHAM 89 1754-1834
TIMBERSCOMBE 195 1754-1837
TIMSBURY 444 1755-1837
TINTINHULL 209 1754-1837
TIVERTON, AVON 1 1809
TOLLAND 50 1757-1835
TREBOROUGH 27 1736-1836
TRENT 236 1754-1872
TRULL 281 1755-1837
TWERTON 395 1754-1837
TWERTON ON AVON 121 1753-1837
TWERTON ON FOSSE 1 1808
UBLEY 116 1755-1835
UPHILL 118 1754-1835
UPTON 132 1703-1837
UPTON NOBLE 3 1771-1810
WAINSWICK 1 1793
WALCOT 5822 1719-1880
WALCOT ST CUTHBERT 1 1768
WALCOT ST DECUMAN 3 1805-1834
WALCOT ST MARGARET'S CHAPEL 1 1788
WALCOT ST MARY 1437 1709-1828
WALCOT ST MARY'S CHAPEL 1396 1754-1891
WALCOT ST SWITHIN 4095 1722-1853
WALFORD 1 1815
WALTON 258 1754-1837
WALTON [CLEVEDON] 7 1770-1828
WALTON IN GORDANO 56 1762-1878
WALTON ST MARY [CLEVEDON] 9 1777-1813
WALTON ST MARY'S CHAPEL 1 1793
WALTON ST SWITHIN 1 1819
WAMBROOK 101 1754-1836
WANSTROW 215 1755-1837
WATCHET 29 1754-1834
WATCHET ST DECUMAN 907 1750-1837
WAYFORD 142 1756-1837
WEARE 253 1750-1837
WEDMORE 1375 1676-1850
WELLINGTON 2726 1703-1851
WELLINGTON QUAKER 5 1786-1835
WELLOW 313 1754-1837
WELLS 116 1754-1873
WELLS ST ANDREW 10 1759-1805
WELLS ST CUTHBERT 3317 1749-1873
WELLS ST SWITHIN 1 1755
WEMBDON 196 1746-1836
WEST BAGBOROUGH 203 1750-1837
WEST BATH 1 1836
WEST BERNARD 1 1716
WEST BOROUGH 1 1837
WEST BRADBURY 1 1789
WEST BRADLEY 58 1754-1837
WEST BUCKLAND 385 1736-1878
WEST CAMEL 159 1754-1836
WEST CHINNOCK 174 1754-1837
WEST COKER 454 1755-1837
WEST COUNTRY 1 1800
WEST CRANBORNE 1 1792
WEST CRANMORE 143 1736-1883
WEST HARPTREE 54 1800-1834
WEST HATCH 118 1755-1863
WEST LYDFORD 148 1779-1837
WEST MONKTON 731 1710-1837
WEST PENNARD 457 1750-1836
WEST PETHERTON 1
WEST QAUNTOCK 1 1756
WEST QUANTOXHEAD 126 1754-1839
WESTAVINGTON 1 1767
WESTBURY 93 1782-1837
WESTBURY SUB MENDIP 177 1755-1836
WESTON 726 1637-1837
WESTON BAMPFYLDE 70 1755-1835
WESTON IN GORDANO 25 1754-1837
WESTON ST MICHAEL 1 1777
WESTON ST PETER & PAUL 1 1778
WESTON ZOYLAND 367 1750-1882
WESTON-SUPER-MARE 203 1701-1837
WHATLEY 207 1754-1836
WHEATHILL 11 1808-1834
WHITCHURCH 174 1754-1837
WHITELACKINGTON 131 1750-1837
WHITESTAUNTON 183 1729-1837
WICK 2 1757-1805
WICK ST LAWRENCE 151 1754-1837
WIDCOMBE 5 1754-1836
WILLITON 72 1770-1837
WILTON 464 1755-1837
WILTON [GALMINGTON/WILTN 12 1769-1833
WILTON [TAUNTON] 2 1771-1835
WINCANTON 1120 1754-1837
WINFORD 233 1754-1837
WINSCOMBE 496 1754-1837
WINSFORD 282 1754-1837
WINSHAM 468 1750-1894
WINTON 1 1817
WITHAM FRIARY 297 1736-1899
WITHIEL FLOREY 46 1755-1833
WITHYCOMBE 143 1754-1837
WITHYPOOL 70 1754-1837
WIVELISCOMBE 1544 1717-1837
WOODLANDS 1 1759
WOOKEY 428 1754-1837
WOOLAVINGTON 207 1702-1837
WOOLLEY 43 1754-1835
WOOLVERTON 45 1789-1835
WOOTTON COURTNEY 226 1721-1873
WORLE 270 1754-1837
WRAXALL 227 1754-1837
WRINGTON 415 1754-1837
WRITHLINGTON 92 1751-1836
YARLINGTON 134 1754-1837
YATTON 452 1726-1837
YEOVIL 72 1750-1836
YEOVIL ST JOHN 796 1737-1839
YEOVIL ST JOHN BAPTIST 1719 1750-1874
YEOVILTON 151 1750-1836
Total (703) 184710 1564-1920

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Marriages Prestwich, Lancashire

Coverage

The database contains 7,385 marriages from Prestwich St Mary in Lancashire between 1754 and 1800.

Contact details

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Cleveland Marriages

Coverage

For northern Yorkshire the area of interest covers the region round Middlesbrough to Whitby on the east coast, across the north Yorks moors to Thirsk, then across county to the upper Dales in the west.

For southern Durham the area of interest covers the region approximately north of Hartlepool on the north east coast across the county to Middleton in Teesdale and environs. Also the east of Stockton then following the River Tees to west of Barnard Castle.

The coverage includes the following parishes:

Parish No. of entries Year range
STOCKTON 2056 1707-1751
Total (1) 2056 1707-1751
North Riding of Yorkshire
Parish No. of entries Year range
COWESBY 126 1719-1837
GREAT LANGTON 92 1813-1837
HAWES 318 1695-1750
HILTON 173 1720-1835
MIDDLETON ON LEVEN 231 1617-1834
OVER SILTON 384 1747-1837
SESSAY 705 1602-1752
SOUTH KILVINGTON 1134 1576-1837
STOKESLEY 2993 1752-1857
THORNABY 102 1632-1648
WELBURY 459 1698-1837
Total (11) 6717 1576-1857

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Dorset Marriages

Coverage

This database contains 79,664 marriages from the registers of 259 parishes in Dorset.

The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish.

Parish No. of entries Year range
ABBOTSBURY 137 1813-1837
AFFPUDDLE 195 1731-1837
ALLINGTON 793 1570-1837
ALMER 289 1541-1836
ALTON PANCRAS 212 1674-1836
ARNE 19 1813-1840
ARNE (BT'S) 118 1731-1840
ASHMORE 158 1667-1838
ASKERSWELL 321 1560-1837
ATHELHAMPTON 54 1755-1848
BATCOMBE 82 1732-1837
BEAMINSTER 2015 1585-1896
BEER HACKETT 140 1552-1836
BELCHALWELL 101 1739-1835
BERE REGIS 1354 1585-1837
BETTISCOMBE 61 1746-1836
BINCOMBE 139 1658-1837
BISHOPS CAUNDLE 335 1813-1837
BLANDFORD FORUM 2110 1731-1837
BLANDFORD ST MARY 81 1813-1837
BLOXWORTH 443 1581-1837
BOTHENHAMPTON 208 1636-1837
BRADFORD ABBAS 564 1580-1836
BRADFORD PEVERELL 191 1578-1838
BRADPOLE 435 1695-1837
BRIDPORT 4464 1600-1837
BROADMAYNE 212 1667-1837
BROADWAY 198 1673-1837
BROADWINSOR 859 1669-1837
BRYANSTON 138 1599-1837
BUCKHORN WESTON 216 1679-1836
BUCKLAND NEWTON 970 1568-1837
BUCKLAND RIPERS 102 1695-1840
BULL INN,BRIDPORT 1 1655
BURSTOCK 324 1560-1837
BURTON BRADSTOCK 167 1813-1837
CANFORD MAGNA 1600 1656-1837
CANN 90 1813-1837
CASTLETON 176 1716-1836
CATTISTOCK 632 1558-1837
CAUNDLE MARSH 143 1704-1831
CERNE ABBAS 584 1654-1841
CHALBURY 25 1813-1837
CHALDON HERRING 228 1621-1837
CHARDSTOCK 1506 1597-1840
CHARLTON MARSHALL 66 1814-1841
CHARMINSTER 563 1561-1837
CHARMOUTH 454 1654-1837
CHESELBOURNE 231 1664-1838
CHETTLE 89 1754-1836
CHICKERELL 194 1723-1837
CHIDEOCK 121 1813-1837
CHILCOMBE 29 1748-1828
CHILD OKEFORD 110 1813-1837
CHILFROME 55 1709-1834
CHURCH KNOWLE 537 1560-1837
COMBE KEYNES 312 1583-1836
COMPTON ABBAS 251 1640-1837
COMPTON VALENCE 122 1657-1836
CORFE CASTLE 327 1813-1837
CORFE MULLEN 99 1813-1837
CORSCOMBE 174 1800-1837
CRANBORNE 1218 1718-1837
DEWLISH 82 1812-1837
DORCHESTER ALL SAINTS 130 1813-1837
DORCHESTER HOLY TRINITY 221 1810-1837
DORCHESTER,ST PETER 163 1813-1837
DURWESTON 77 1813-1837
EAST CHELBOROUGH 75 1690-1837
EAST LULWORTH 388 1561-1838
EAST ORCHARD 18 1782-1836
EAST STOKE 388 1744-1838
EAST STOUR 80 1813-1837
EDMONDSHAM 388 1573-1837
EVERSHOT 310 1694-1847
FARNHAM 14 1813-1837
FIFEHEAD MAGDALEN 42 1813-1837
FIFEHEAD NEVILLE 32 1815-1839
FLEET 103 1664-1752
FLEET (B. TRANS) 50 1756-1835
FOLKE 425 1538-1837
FONTMELL MAGNA 134 1813-1837
FORDINGTON 674 1705-1837
FRAMPTON 74 1813-1837
FROME ST QUINTIN 32 1724-1837
FROME VAUCHURCH 92 1667-1835
GEORGE INN BRIDPORT 2 1654-1655
GILLINGHAM 536 1813-1837
GLANVILLES WOOTTON 65 1813-1837
GOATHILL 50 1702-1837
GODMANSTONE 338 1654-1836
GUSSAGE ALL SAINTS 69 1813-1836
GUSSAGE ST MICHAEL 213 1654-1848
HALSTOCK 111 1808-1837
HAMOON 6 1813-1835
HAMPRESTON 639 1617-1843
HANFORD 7 1815-1835
HAYDON 90 1708-1841
HERMITAGE 75 1717-1849
HILTON 128 1813-1837
HINTON MARTELL 286 1566-1837
HINTON PARVA 10 1816-1838
HINTON ST. MARY 151 1754-1837
HOLWELL 360 1655-1873
HORTON 880 1563-1840
HORTON BANNS 37 1772-1808
IBBERTON 64 1801-1837
IN HIS HOUSE AT POORESTOCK 1 1657
IRWERN COURTNEY 656 1563-1837
IWERNE MINSTER 397 1742-1836
KIMMERIDGE 60 1702-1837
KINGTON MAGNA 312 1671-1890
KINSON 153 1735-1837
LANGTON HERRING 142 1681-1835
LANGTON LONG 361 1593-1837
LANGTON MATRAVERS 440 1670-1873
LILLINGTON 155 1712-1843
LITTLE BREDY 98 1717-1836
LITTON CHENEY 581 1614-1837
LODERS 891 1636-1837
LONG CRICHEL 53 1838-1891
LONGBURTON 57 1813-1837
LYCHETT MINSTER 956 1554-1837
LYME REGIS 2017 1653-1837
MAIDEN NEWTON 78 1815-1837
MANSTON 153 1620-1837
MAPPERTON 122 1669-1837
MAPPOWDER 217 1654-1837
MARGARET MARSH 33 1694-1834
MARNHULL 1236 1561-1841
MELBURY ABBAS 569 1717-1837
MELBURY BUBB 171 1681-1836
MELBURY OSMOND 71 1813-1837
MELBURY SAMPFORD 14 1813-1837
MELCOMBE HORSEY 136 1698-1846
MELCOMBE REGIS 904 1813-1837
MILBORNE ST ANDREW 391 1570-1838
MILTON ABBAS 128 1813-1837
MINTERNE MAGNA 619 1636-1837
MOOR CRICHEL 251 1664-1836
MORDEN 683 1575-1837
MOSTERTON 49 1814-1836
MOTCOMBE 1028 1676-1837
NETHER CERNE 17 1716-1838
NETHER COMPTON 323 1541-1837
NETHERBURY 2293 1592-1874
NORTH POORTON 113 1698-1837
NORTH WOOTTON 190 1542-1842
OBORNE 66 1754-1837
OKEFORD FITZPAINE 78 1813-1836
OSMINGTON 259 1693-1837
OVER COMPTON 118 1726-1837
OWEMOIGNE 615 1569-1837
PENTRIDGE 212 1713-1835
PIDDLEHINTON 563 1539-1837
PIDDLETRENTHIDE 93 1813-1837
PILSDEN 19 1754-1787
PILSDON 25 1801-1837
PIMPERNE 90 1813-1836
POOLE 1368 1813-1837
POOLE ST JAMES 349 1804-1812
POOLE, ST PAUL 602 1862-1952
PORTESHAM 791 1568-1843
PORTLAND 582 1803-1924
POWERSTOCK 1331 1568-1837
POXWELL 32 1813-1837
POYNTINGTON 197 1628-1843
PRESTON AND SUTTON POINTZ 380 1695-1837
PUDDLETOWN 1039 1538-1837
PULHAM 322 1734-1902
PUNCKNOWLE 263 1632-1836
PURSE CAUNDLE 93 1731-1841
RADIPOLE 140 1813-1837
RAMPISHAM 392 1573-1841
RYME INTRINSECA 122 1631-1836
SANDFORD ORCAS 369 1554-1837
SEABOROUGH 248 1562-1836
SHAFTESBURY HOLY TRINITY 325 1813-1837
SHAFTESBURY ST JAMES 1074 1560-1865
SHAFTESBURY ST PETER 649 1623-1836
SHAPWICK 419 1654-1837
SHASTON ST PETER 239 1754-1795
SHERBORNE 669 1813-1837
SHIPTON GORGE 58 1814-1837
SILTON 433 1653-1837
SIXPENNY HANDLEY 473 1754-1837
SOUTH PERROTT 550 1539-1840
SPETISBURY 91 1813-1837
STALBRIDGE 1035 1691-1837
STEEPLE 416 1546-1836
STINSFORD 80 1813-1840
STOCK GAYLARD 12 1813-1838
STOCKWOOD 54 1586-1838
STOKE ABBOTT 665 1560-1837
STOKE WAKE 214 1546-1838
STOUR PROVOST 120 1813-1837
STOURPAINE 353 1631-1837
STOURTON CAUNDLE 193 1670-1887
STRATTON 42 1813-1836
STUDLAND 401 1637-1837
STUMINSTER NEWTON 1359 1645-1891
STURMINSTER 923 1540-1836
SUTTON WALDRON 183 1678-1837
SWANAGE 1290 1564-1841
SWYRE 329 1588-1836
SYDLING ST NICHOLAS 121 1813-1837
SYMONDSBURY 190 1813-1837
TARRANT CRAWFORD 125 1599-1842
TARRANT GUNVILLE 266 1719-1840
TARRANT HINTON 51 1813-1837
TARRANT KEYNSTON 49 1813-1837
TARRANT MONKTON 250 1565-1836
TARRANT RAWSTON 36 1760-1837
TARRANT RUSHTON 170 1698-1836
THORNCOMBE 1816 1552-1837
THORNFORD 322 1677-1837
TINCLETON, DORSET 199 1579-1852
TODBER 70 1754-1836
TOLLER FRATRUM 92 1616-1836
TOLLER FRATRUM (BT) 9 1735-1775
TOLLER PORCORUM 78 1813-1837
TOLPUDDLE 291 1719-1837
TRENT 87 1814-1837
TURNERS PUDDLE 47 1745-1837
TYNEHAM 192 1694-1836
UPCERNE 87 1682-1837
UPWEY 384 1654-1837
WALDITCH 67 1738-1837
WAMBROOK 226 1655-1836
WAREHAM 1312 1594-1837
WARMWELL 151 1641-1836
WEST CHELBOROUGH 62 1673-1835
WEST COMPTON ABBAS 63 1539-1652
WEST KNIGHTON 180 1679-1837
WEST LULWORTH 150 1731-1837
WEST PARLEY 160 1720-1837
WEST STAFFORD 179 1559-1753
WEST STOUR 145 1754-1853
WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM 858 1176-1838
WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM (IN CHAPEL OF STANTON ST GABRIEL) 3 1771-1792
WHITCOMBE 26 1780-1852
WIMBORNE MINSTER 632 1813-1837
WIMBORNE ST. GILES 1555 1754-1837
WINFRITH NEWBURGH 1099 1585-1837
WINTERBORN STEEPLETON 157 1559-1754
WINTERBORNE ANDERSON 43 1757-1836
WINTERBORNE CAME 134 1698-1839
WINTERBORNE HOUGHTON 346 1558-1847
WINTERBORNE KINGSTON 357 1597-1837
WINTERBORNE MONKTON 64 1756-1836
WINTERBORNE STEEPLETON 112 1754-1838
WINTERBORNE STICKLAND 324 1616-1837
WINTERBORNE THOMPSON 34 1751-1837
WINTERBORNE WHITECHURCH 626 1599-1837
WINTERBOURNE ABBAS 90 1754-1837
WINTERBOURNE CLENSTON 107 1684-1835
WOODSFORD 115 1681-1837
WOOL 253 1745-1837
WYKE REGIS 801 1813-1837
YETMINSTER 881 1677-1837
Total (259) 79664 1176-1952

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Cambridgeshire Marriages

Coverage

This database records 116,495 baptisms from 76 parishes and other places in the county of Cambridgeshire.
The following table lists the parishes in Cambridgeshire, the number of records for each parish, and the years covered:

Parish No. of entries Year range
ABINGTON PIGOTTS 518 1599-1950
ARRINGTON 500 1538-1950
BARTLOW 643 1573-1950
BENWICK 516 1851-1950
BOTTISHAM 1812 1563-1855
BOXWORTH 652 1588-1950
BRINKLEY 559 1599-1950
BURROUGH GREEN 715 1586-1950
BURWELL 3505 1561-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ALL SAINTS 2371 1539-1973
CAMBRIDGE, HOLY TRINITY 3903 1564-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST ANDREW THE LESS 6986 1599-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST BARNABAS 1558 1889-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST CLEMENT 1746 1560-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST EDWARD 3316 1559-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST LUKE (CHESTERTON) 1719 1875-1940
CAMBRIDGE, ST PAUL 2371 1845-1949
CAMBRIDGE, ST PETER 851 1586-1812
CAMBRIDGE, ST PHILIP 1348 1903-1948
CARLTON 620 1599-1950
CASTLE CAMPS 1220 1567-1950
CHATTERIS 4891 1600-1902
CHERRY HINTON 1824 1538-1950
CHIPPENHAM 1291 1567-1950
CONINGTON 597 1538-1948
COTTENHAM 1727 1573-1812
DOWNHAM 3045 1558-1923
DULLINGHAM 1484 1558-1945
EAST HATLEY 421 1590-1943
ELSWORTH 1470 1539-1950
ELY, HOLY TRINITY 7712 1559-1863
ELY, ST MARY 3233 1599-1880
FEN DRAYTON 773 1580-1948
GIRTON 1071 1599-1950
GRANTCHESTER 1355 1539-1950
GREAT ABINGTON 585 1599-1950
GUILDEN MORDEN 1204 1599-1950
HARDWICK 435 1578-1948
HARLTON 514 1574-1949
HINXTON 793 1538-1950
HISTON 1631 1599-1950
HORSEHEATH 829 1558-1949
ICKLETON 1342 1558-1950
ISLEHAM 3160 1566-1950
LANDBEACH 1015 1539-1936
LINTON 2947 1559-1950
LITTLE ABINGTON 506 1599-1950
LITTLE SHELFORD 849 1600-1950
LOLWORTH 461 1567-1947
MADINGLEY 711 1539-1950
MANEA 1486 1646-1950
MARCH 6543 1548-1872
NEWTON 159 1828-1950
NEWTON NEAR CAMBRIDGE 537 1557-1950
PAPWORTH EVERARD 501 1565-1950
PAPWORTH ST AGNES 392 1558-1950
RAMPTON 626 1599-1949
SAWSTON 1503 1599-1949
SHUDY CAMPS 830 1560-1950
STUNTNEY 625 1545-1950
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST CYRIAC 325 1559-1661
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST MARY 2106 1559-1950
SWAVESEY 2082 1599-1950
THRIPLOW 788 1599-1950
TRUMPINGTON 1446 1599-1950
TYDD ST GILES 1873 1559-1950
UPWELL, CHRISTCHURCH 449 1865-1950
WATERBEACH 1717 1599-1950
WELNEY 1105 1653-1895
WENTWORTH 485 1600-1948
WEST WICKHAM 727 1599-1950
WEST WRATTING 1354 1579-1950
WESTLEY WATERLESS 414 1559-1949
WHADDON 620 1599-1950
WITCHFORD 915 1599-1949
WOOD DITTON 1581 1567-1950
Total (76) 116495 1538-1973

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Cambridgeshire Banns

Coverage

This database records 53,857 banns of marriage from 74 parishes and other places in the county of Cambridgeshire.
The following table lists the parishes in Cambridgeshire, the number of records for each parish and the years covered:

Parish No. of entries Year range

ABINGTON PIGOTTS 359 1756-1950
ARRINGTON 403 1755-1950
BARTLOW 250 1755-1950
BENWICK 778 1851-1981
BOTTISHAM 122 1757-1855
BOXWORTH 298 1754-1947
BRINKLEY 311 1755-1950
BURROUGH GREEN 503 1755-1950
BURWELL 1454 1754-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ALL SAINTS 1222 1754-1950
CAMBRIDGE, HOLY TRINITY 2370 1754-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST ANDREW THE LESS 1804 1754-1947
CAMBRIDGE, ST BARNABAS 2092 1889-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST CLEMENT 770 1754-1880
CAMBRIDGE, ST EDWARD 754 1754-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST PAUL 3074 1845-1947
CAMBRIDGE, ST PHILIP 2114 1903-1950
CARLTON 389 1758-1950
CASTLE CAMPS 433 1756-1950
CHATTERIS 3550 1754-1902
CHERRY HINTON 579 1757-1922
CHIPPENHAM 185 1759-1950
CONINGTON 132 1653-1950
COTTENHAM 53 1756-1812
DOWNHAM 1846 1754-1927
DRY DRAYTON 203 1860-1950
DULLINGHAM 468 1755-1950
EAST HATLEY 135 1764-1949
ELSWORTH 195 1756-1950
ELY, HOLY TRINITY 3753 1754-1881
ELY, ST MARY 1517 1763-1880
FEN DRAYTON 259 1754-1859
GIRTON 411 1756-1950
GRANTCHESTER 705 1761-1950
GREAT ABINGTON 269 1755-1950
GREAT EVERSDEN 252 1755-1950
GUILDEN MORDEN 730 1755-1950
HARDWICK 169 1757-1936
HARLTON 341 1755-1950
HINXTON 186 1755-1950
HISTON 1215 1754-1950
HORSEHEATH 521 1754-1949
ICKLETON 391 1755-1950
ISLEHAM 882 1757-1950
LANDBEACH 608 1754-1950
LINTON 1710 1754-1950
LITTLE ABINGTON 200 1757-1950
LITTLE SHELFORD 518 1754-1950
LOLWORTH 66 1754-1944
MADINGLEY 335 1755-1950
MANEA 731 1757-1950
MARCH 297 1754-1872
NEWTON NEAR CAMBRIDGE 72 1754-1832
PAPWORTH EVERARD 242 1755-1950
PAPWORTH ST AGNES 44 1756-1947
RAMPTON 248 1754-1948
SAWSTON 873 1754-1950
SHUDY CAMPS 482 1754-1950
STUNTNEY 317 1754-1921
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST MARY 904 1754-1950
SWAVESEY 265 1758-1950
THRIPLOW 436 1775-1950
TRUMPINGTON 1249 1754-1950
TYDD ST GILES 1090 1754-1950
UPWELL, CHRISTCHURCH 300 1889-1934
WATERBEACH 446 1754-1950
WELNEY 101 1755-1894
WENTWORTH 197 1754-1948
WEST WICKHAM 856 1755-1950
WEST WRATTING 653 1754-1950
WESTLEY WATERLESS 179 1756-1950
WHADDON 446 1754-1950
WITCHFORD 629 1754-1950
WOOD DITTON 916 1754-1950
Total (74) 53857 1653-1981

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Tunbridge Wells Congregational Marriages

Coverage

These records cover 102 marriages at the Tunbridge Wells Congregational Church, within the period August 1864 to October 1908.

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Northumberland and Durham Marriages

Coverage

These records comprise 264,274 marriage entries from the registers of 124 parishes from the county of Durham and 103 parishes from Northumberland.

The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish:

County Durham
Parish No. of entries Year range
AUCKLAND, ST. ANDREW 932 1813-1837
AUCKLAND, ST. HELEN 1910 1653-1878
AYCLIFFE 1661 1560-1837
BARNARD CASTLE 3898 1619-1837
BILLINGHAM, ST CUTHBERT 218 1813-1837
BIRTLEY 87 1850-1864
BISHOP MIDDLEHAM 1120 1559-1837
BISHOPTON 266 1653-1837
BISHOPWEARMOUTH, ST. MICHAEL 12388 1568-1855
BOLDON 1442 1573-1914
BRANCEPETH 2192 1599-1837
CASTLE EDEN 175 1698-1837
CHESTER-LE-STREET 7172 1582-1837
CHOPWELL 43 1902-1908
COCKFIELD 661 1579-1837
CONISCLIFFE 579 1590-1836
COUNDON 487 1845-1896
CROXDALE 157 1732-1837
DALTON-LE-DALE, ST ANDREW 425 1653-1837
DARLINGTON, ST. CUTHBERT 1570 1813-1837
DENTON 251 1673-1837
DEPTFORD, ST. ANDREW 271 1845-1857
DINSDALE 159 1564-1836
DURHAM, CATHEDRAL 917 1610-1896
DURHAM, ST. GILES 1623 1584-1837
DURHAM, ST. MARGARET 3218 1534-1837
DURHAM, ST. MARY THE LESS 572 1559-1842
DURHAM, ST. MARY-LE-BOW 798 1573-1837
DURHAM, ST. NICHOLAS 3212 1521-1837
DURHAM, ST. OSWALD 3527 1538-1837
EASINGTON, ST. MARY 1507 1570-1837
EBCHESTER 177 1619-1836
EDMUNDBYERS 140 1764-1840
EGGLESCLIFFE 841 1538-1837
EIGHTON BANKS 493 1863-1922
ELTON 280 1574-1836
ELWICK HALL 308 1592-1839
EMBLETON 86 1653-1752
ESCOMB 311 1543-1837
ESH 752 1570-1903
ETHERLEY 13 1834-1837
GAINFORD 2102 1556-1837
GATESHEAD FELL 1975 1825-1917
GATESHEAD, ST. MARY 11363 1558-1837
GREAT STAINTON 271 1561-1837
GREATHAM 738 1564-1837
GREENSIDE 324 1886-1910
GRINDON 329 1566-1837
HAMSTERLEY 1673 1580-1837
HART 98 1813-1837
HARTLEPOOL, ST. HILDA 318 1813-1837
HARTON COLLIERY, ALL SAINTS 247 1890-1907
HAUGHTON-LE-SKERNE, ST. ANDREW 193 1813-1837
HEATHERY CLEUGH 97 1828-1837
HEDWORTH, ST. NICHOLAS 247 1882-1911
HEIGHINGTON 1556 1571-1837
HETTON-LE-HOLE 172 1832-1837
HEWORTH, ST. ALBAN 495 1843-1914
HEWORTH, ST. MARY 3127 1696-1837
HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING 6352 1563-1837
HUNSTANWORTH 170 1770-1837
HURWORTH, ALL SAINTS 1039 1560-1837
JARROW GRANGE, CHRIST CHURCH 716 1869-1910
JARROW GRANGE, GOOD SHEPHERD 354 1893-1949
JARROW, ST. MARK 682 1896-1948
JARROW, ST. PAUL 6498 1500-1899
JARROW, ST. PETER 834 1881-1923
KELLOE 785 1693-1837
LAMESLEY 1686 1689-1838
LANCHESTER 456 1813-1837
LONG NEWTON 743 1564-1837
LUMLEY 499 1862-1912
MEDOMSLEY 688 1608-1837
MERRINGTON 1501 1579-1837
MIDDLETON ST. GEORGE 319 1616-1838
MIDDLETON-IN-TEESDALE 2009 1621-1837
MONK HESLEDEN, ST. MARY 729 1592-1837
MONKWEARMOUTH, ST. PETER 5322 1583-1837
MUGGLESWICK 150 1741-1846
NEWBOTTLE 499 1851-1898
NORTON, ST. MARY 198 1813-1837
PENSHAW 1740 1754-1837
PITTINGTON 2824 1575-1905
REDMARSHALL 602 1560-1837
RYTON, HOLY CROSS 7078 1581-1910
SADBERGE 76 1813-1837
SATLEY 165 1574-1835
SEAHAM 316 1652-1836
SEDGEFIELD 2418 1581-1837
SHERBURN HOSPITAL (EP) 73 1695-1766
SHILDON 62 1834-1837
SHINCLIFFE 753 1827-1951
SOCKBURN 249 1593-1835
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. AIDAN 1202 1888-1910
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. HILDA 16638 1569-1901
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. JUDE 1466 1886-1914
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. MARK 994 1875-1902
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. MARY 3972 1864-1904
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. STEPHEN 3493 1848-1903
SOUTH WESTOE, ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS 2184 1882-1908
SPENNYMOOR 1241 1863-1914
ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL (WEARDALE) 231 1828-1837
STAINDROP 1995 1626-1837
STANHOPE 4103 1613-1837
STELLA (BLAYDON) 449 1845-1909
STOCKTON, ST. JAMES 1497 1868-1910
STOCKTON, ST. THOMAS 2946 1813-1910
STRANTON 154 1813-1837
SUNDERLAND, HOLY TRINITY 12672 1719-1837
TANFIELD 994 1837-1906
TRIMDON 222 1720-1837
TUDHOE, HOLY INNOCENTS 489 1866-1889
USWORTH 866 1835-1906
WASHINGTON 2257 1603-1900
WEST RAINTON 257 1827-1837
WHICKHAM, ST. MARY 5082 1579-1837
WHITBURN 1543 1579-1904
WHITWORTH 286 1606-1837
WHORLTON 157 1714-1837
WINLATON 674 1824-1890
WINSTON 262 1716-1837
WITTON GILBERT 706 1568-1837
WITTON-LE-WEAR 896 1558-1837
WOLSINGHAM 1829 1593-1837
Total (124) 202506 1500-1951

County of Northumberland
Parish No. of entries Year range
ALLENDALE, ST. CUTHBERT 559 1813-1837
ALLENDALE, ST. PETER & ALLENHEADS 154 1823-1837
ALNHAM 29 1813-1837
ALNWICK, ST. MICHAEL 969 1813-1841
ALNWICK, ST. PAUL 43 1846-1852
ALWINTON 133 1813-1837
ANCROFT 77 1813-1838
BAMBURGH 272 1813-1837
BEDLINGTON 236 1813-1837
BELFORD 80 1813-1837
BELLINGHAM 203 1813-1837
BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, HOLY TRINITY 2794 1572-1837
BIRTLEY 76 1813-1837
BLANCHLAND 211 1753-1837
BOLAM 72 1813-1837
BOTHAL 78 1813-1837
BRANXTON 10 1813-1840
BYWELL, ST. ANDREW 379 1686-1862
BYWELL, ST. PETER 1205 1663-1846
CARHAM 74 1815-1837
CHATTON 76 1813-1837
CHILLINGHAM 31 1813-1837
CHOLLERTON 152 1813-1837
CORBRIDGE 314 1813-1837
CORNHILL 47 1813-1834
CORSENSIDE 79 1813-1839
CRAMLINGTON 63 1814-1836
DODDINGTON 66 1813-1837
EARSDON 978 1813-1837
EDLINGHAM 49 1813-1837
EGLINGHAM 80 1818-1836
ELLINGHAM 79 1813-1837
ELSDON 232 1813-1837
EMBLETON 253 1813-1854
FALSTONE 82 1813-1838
FELTON 168 1813-1837
FORD 121 1813-1837
GOSFORTH, ST. NICHOLAS 802 1813-1837
GREYSTEAD 26 1819-1837
HALTON 140 1654-1769
HALTWHISTLE 568 1813-1837
HARTBURN 275 1813-1848
HAYDON BRIDGE 224 1813-1837
HEBBURN (BOTHAL) 80 1813-1837
HEDDON-ON-THE-WALL 105 1813-1843
HEXHAM 6560 1540-1837
HOLY ISLAND 43 1813-1837
HORTON 916 1665-1838
HOWICK 42 1814-1837
ILDERTON 48 1813-1839
INGRAM 18 1813-1837
KIRKHARLE 38 1813-1839
KIRKHAUGH 129 1761-1837
KIRKNEWTON 211 1770-1837
KIRKWHELPINGTON 104 1813-1839
KNARESDALE 569 1701-1837
KYLOE 54 1813-1837
LAMBLEY 85 1743-1836
LESBURY 107 1813-1837
LONG HOUGHTON 69 1813-1837
LONGBENTON, ST. BARTHOLOMEW 2450 1653-1837
LONGFRAMLINGTON 50 1816-1837
LONGHORSLEY 182 1800-1841
LOWICK 61 1813-1837
MELDON 28 1815-1836
MITFORD 66 1813-1836
MORPETH 562 1813-1837
NETHERWITTON 35 1813-1837
NEWBURN 2884 1659-1845
NEWCASTLE, ALL SAINTS 5648 1813-1837
NEWCASTLE, BLENHEIM STREET WESLYAN 184 1862-1909
NEWCASTLE, ST. ANDREW 7319 1589-1837
NEWCASTLE, ST. JOHN 5525 1813-1837
NEWCASTLE, ST. NICHOLAS 1521 1813-1837
NINEBANKS 153 1822-1837
NORHAM 146 1813-1838
NORTH SUNDERLAND 3 1837
OVINGHAM 2562 1679-1839
PONTELAND 215 1813-1837
ROTHBURY 231 1813-1837
SHILBOTTLE 88 1813-1837
SHOTLEY 637 1670-1837
SIMONBURN 194 1813-1837
SLALEY 479 1725-1851
ST. JOHN LEE 298 1813-1838
STAMFORDHAM 335 1813-1847
STANNINGTON 104 1813-1837
THOCKRINGTON 50 1813-1837
THORNEYBURN 48 1819-1836
TWEEDMOUTH 252 1813-1837
TYNEMOUTH, CHRIST CHURCH 4495 1813-1837
ULGHAM 29 1813-1834
WALLSEND, ST. PETER 1335 1813-1837
WARDEN 346 1813-1920
WARK 115 1818-1837
WARKWORTH 302 1813-1844
WHALTON 156 1813-1877
WHITFIELD 461 1606-1839
WHITTINGHAM 131 1813-1837
WHITTONSTALL 62 1813-1845
WIDDRINGTON 17 1826-1837
WOODHORN 170 1813-1839
WOOLER 101 1813-1837
Total (103) 61767 1540-1920

Contact details

For more information please contact the Northumberland and Durham FHS.

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Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire

Coverage

These records comprise 23 marriages at Beulah Chapel between 1865 and 1900.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Gwent Family History Society.

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Billingshurst Marriages

Coverage

This collection records 4,958 marriages for Billingshurst in Sussex between the years 1575 and 1899.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Billingshurst Local History Society.

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Montgomeryshire Marriages

Coverage

These transcriptions were made by members of the Montgomeryshire Genealogical Society, using copy registers kindly lent to the society by the incumbents.

The policy was to transcribe to 1837 but to continue beyond that date to the end of the particular register. This accounts for the differing end-dates between transcriptions. There are occasional gaps in these registers and some parts are very difficult to read. To fill these gaps and to confirm and clarify the entries, Bishop's Transcripts, which are located at the National Library of Wales, have been used. Entries which are wholly from the Bishop's Transcripts have been indicated by 'BT'.

Coverage by parish is listed below:

Parish No. of entries Year range
ABERHAFESP 473 1580-1837
BERRIEW 1595 1596-1837
BETWS CEDEWAIN 670 1662-1836
BUTTINGTON 526 1638-1837
CASTELL CAEREINION 837 1670-1837
CEMAES 619 1670-1837
DAROWEN 727 1633-1837
GARTHBEIBIO 227 1673-1836
HIRNANT 256 1601-1837
LLANDRINIO 564 1664-1837
LLANDYSILIO 467 1664-1837
LLANERFYL 696 1627-1837
LLANFAIR CAEREINION 1781 1608-1837
LLANFECHAIN 714 1603-1837
LLANFIHANGEL 637 1662-1837
LLANFYLLIN 1221 1669-1837
LLANGADFAN 613 1674-1837
LLANGURIG 1356 1677-1837
LLANGYNIEW 739 1585-1837
LLANGYNOG 316 1663-1837
LLANIDLOES 2213 1615-1837
LLANLLUGAN 378 1603-1838
LLANLLWCHAIARN 732 1661-1837
LLANRHAIADR-YM-MOCHNANT 476 1813-1839
LLANSANFFRAID-YM-MECHAIN 967 1583-1837
LLANWDDYN 384 1624-1836
LLANWRIN 729 1671-1837
LLANWYDDELAN 336 1663-1838
MACHYNLLETH 1682 1666-1837
MANAFON 606 1598-1838
MEIFOD 1522 1601-1837
NEWTOWN 1358 1666-1837
PENEGOES 595 1667-1837
PENNANT MELANGELL 515 1667-1837
PENRHOS 43 1702-1754
TREFEGLWYS 1355 1661-1836
TREGYNON 627 1666-1838
WELSHPOOL 2140 1634-1837
Total (35) 26768 1580-1839

Contact details

For more information please contact the Montgomeryshire Genealogical Society.

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Dunchurch Marriages

Coverage

These records cover the parish of Dunchurch St Peter and feature 1,440 marriages recorded between the years 1538 and 1837.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Rugby Family History Group.

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Rugby Marriages

Coverage

These records cover the Rugby parish of St Andrew's, between the years 1622 and 1840.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Rugby Family History Group.

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Pontypool Marriage Announcements

Coverage

These records comprise 372 marriages between 1859 and 1864 reported in the Free Press of Pontypool, Monmouthshire.

They include chapel, Roman Catholic and register office marriages and also notices of marriages from churches and chapels outside the area. The Free Press is the main local newspaper covering the Eastern Valley of Monmouthshire from Blaenavon to Cwmbran, including much of the Pontypool registration district.

The transcribing was carried out by the late Ben Fieldhouse, and the Pontypool Branch of Gwent FHS are publishing this as a tribute to him as this transcript was one of the many things he was working on at the time of his passing.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Gwent Family History Society.

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Marriages of Frant, Sussex

Coverage

This index contains 2,178 marriages from Frant, Sussex, for the period 1544 to 1881.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

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Overseas marriages

These records and the background information below were supplied by Cliff Web.

If a particular record is of interest, where possible, we recommend checking the original (or a transcript of it), which may contain more information.

Ascension (1840-1861)

This index contains 37 marriages.

Civil registration began in Ascension Island in 1852 for births and marriages, and 1853 for deaths. These records (together with those for St Helena and Tristan da Cunha) are held at the Government Archives, Jamestown, St Helena. This archive also holds records of deaths 1832-1976.

The island did not have a resident vicar until 1967. Baptisms were conducted half-yearly on the visit of the Bishop, marriages were performed by the Resident Magistrate, and burials by lay readers, licensed by the bishop.  The current Anglican church is dedicated to St Mary’s (picture link below).

The Society of Genealogists’ Library has a copy of the early registers transcribed by Michael Cheesman (shelf reference AI/R 1).

Further information.

India Calcutta (1713-1800)

This index contains 2,371 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript (shelf reference IND/R 22-23) of the records of Bengal Presidency baptisms and burials 1713-88 and marriages 1713-92 (with outstations to 1800), in two volumes, taken from transcripts printed in Bengal Past & Present transcribed by H.K. Percy-Smith.

There are many more transcripts of Indian material at the Society of Genealogists. However, the India Office Library, which has an unrivalled collection of Anglo-Indian material, including official records of births, marriages and deaths, intends to put this material into electronic form. Until these plans are clearer, no further Indian material will be added. A link to their website is provided below.

Further information.

Turkey Smyrna (1785-1832)

The index contains 74 marriages.

Smyrna (now known as Izmir) was an important trading post for British merchants. There has been an unbroken line of Chaplains resident there since 1630. The first Anglican church building was built by the Levant Company for the employees and families of the Smyrna factory in about 1625.  It was dedicated to All Saints.

A second church building, built for the use of British inhabitants and forming part of the premises of the British Consulate General, was consecrated in 1843 and named in honour of St John the Evangelist.

The present site (picture link below) was bought specifically for the purpose of building a church, after the British Consulate was rebuilt without provision for a place of worship. The building was built with money raised by local people. The foundation stone was laid in November 1898 and the church was completed in 1899.

The Society of Genealogists’ Library holds a copy of some of an early register (shelf reference ASI/R 6). Later registers are held at the Guildhall Library.

Further information.

 

Malta (1801-1870)

The index contains 1,541 marriages.

Though occupied by British forces from the very beginning of the 19th century, there was no Anglican church on Malta until 1839, partly out of concern about the local, overwhelmingly Roman Catholic population. Services were held in a room in the former Grand Master’s Palace. Work on the current St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral was started in 1841.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of the Anglican Civil & Military Records of Malta, baptisms 1801-07, marriages 1801-70 and burials 1801-03, transcribed by Janette Verney (shelf reference MAL/R 1).

Further information.

Falkland Islands (1844-1858 and 1860-1920)

This index contains 556 marriages.

The Falklands were briefly settled by the Argentineans in the 1820s, but a British colony was established in the 1830s, and a Governor was appointed in 1843. The Argentineans have always claimed the islands, which they call the Malvinas, and in 1982 they invaded but, after a three month war, were forced to surrender. The Falkland Islands remain a British Dependent Territory. The Queen is represented by a Governor.

Baptisms and burials were at first conducted by the Lieutenant Governor or by visiting chaplains until the first Colonial Chaplain arrived in 1845. In 1869, the first Bishop of South America was appointed, under whose jurisdiction the Falklands were placed. In 1910, the Falkland Islands became a diocese, which included western South America, but the diocese was reunited to that of Eastern South America in 1946.

Christ Church Cathedral (see link for picture) on Ross Road, Port Stanley is the southernmost cathedral in the world, consecrated in 1892. It is known for its whalebone arch, made from the jaws of two blue whales, which was raised in 1933.

There is a transcript of the marriage (and other) registers of the Cathedral at Port Stanley at the Society of Genealogists (shelf reference AI/R/1) made by Robert Stavely Boumphrey. 

Further information.

Egypt Cairo (1896-1923)

This index contains 95 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of the records of the Roman Catholic Military Chaplains in Cairo containing baptisms 1896-1944, marriages 1897-1943, and deaths/burials 1896-1945 (shelf reference AFR/R 4) transcribed by C.R. Mullens.

France - English Prisoners of War (1806-1814)

This index contains 46 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript (shelf reference FRA/R 5) of the records of baptisms 1804-14, marriages and burials 1806-14: solemnized among the English prisoners at Verdun sur Meuse, transcribed by Cecil Walsh.

Denmark - Copenhagen St Alban’s (1835-1923)

This index contains 77 marriages.

There has been an Anglican presence in Copenhagen since the early 19th century. Until 1887 marriages were celebrated in the British legation. The present church of St Alban’s was built close to the centre of Copenhagen in 1885 and was consecrated in 1897.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of marriages 1835-1923 made by A.K. Higgins in 1999. This copy (shelf reference DEN/R 2) also includes baptisms and burials.

Further information.

South Africa Cape (1806-1821)

This index contains 216 marriages.

Anglicans first met in Cape Town in 1806. The first missionaries of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel arrived in 1821. Originally under the bishop of Calcutta, the diocese of Cape Town was erected in 1847. Southern Africa is now a Province including 24 dioceses.

The Society of Genealogists (shelf reference AFR/R 3) has extracts of baptisms 1810-21, marriages 1806-21 and deaths 1795-1815 at Cape Of Good Hope transcribed by C Graham Botha.

Greece - Ionian Islands (1818-1864)

This index contains 1,319 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of Ionian Islands military registers & chaplains’ returns & civil registers of births, marriages & deaths, 1818-64 on microfiche. The current Anglican church of Holy Trinity Corfu was founded as the British left in 1864. It has a website (link below).

Further information.

Singapore -St Andrew (1826-1871)

This index contains 368 marriages.

The island of Singapore was a British colony, founded in 1819. It attained its independence in 1963 as part of Malaysia. In 1965 it seceded and became an independent state.

The Society of Genealogists’ Library has copies of the registers of baptisms 1823-70, marriages 1826-71 and burials 1820-75, transcribed by B. Fitzgerald-Moore (shelf reference ASI/R 1).

As usual, searchers finding an entry of interest should look at the transcript or the original which may contain more information.

Further information.

Sarawak (1844-1953)

This index contains 44 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of St. Thomas, Kuching baptisms 1844-1951 and marriages 1844-1953 extracted from the Borneo Diocesan register made by W.S.B. Buck (shelf reference ASI/R 5).

Further information.

Madeira (1785-1786, 1800-1836 and 1848-1997).

This index contains 206 marriages.

The island of Madeira is a province of Portugal, with internal self-government. Trading links with Britain, especially in the wine trade, started early and continue to this day, with a number of British families resident for many generations.

The first Anglican church service recorded on Madeira took place as long ago as 1774. In the early 19th century it was decided to build a church and the present Holy Trinity Church was completed in 1822.

The Society of Genealogists’ Library has a copy of the registers transcribed by D.J.H. Clifford (shelf reference AI/R 2-3).

As usual, searchers finding an entry of interest should look at the transcript or the original which may contain more information.

Further information.

Jacobite Registers (1690-1718)

This index contains 317 marriages.

The exiled James II held court at St Germain en Laye, subsidised by the French king, and he and his successors continued to act as though they were still de facto kings. The vital events during this period were extracted and published in two volumes by Charles Edmund Lart as The Parochial Registers of Saint Germain-en-Laye; Jacobite Extracts of Births Marriages and Deaths with Notes and Appendices edited by C.E. Lart, Vol.1 1689-1702, Vo. 2 1703-20, 1910-12 (Society of Genealogists’ shelf reference FRA/R 3-4)

Japan Embassy Marriages (1867-1899)

This index contains 259 marriages.

A number of British people married in Japan in the 19th century in the British embassy or in various legations. The original embassy in Tokyo was destroyed in the great earthquake of 1923.  The link below gives a picture of its replacement, built in 1929.

The Society of Genealogists (shelf reference ASI/R/2-3) has two transcript of marriages - ‘British marriages solemnized in Japan (Yokohama & Tokyo [Yedo] Legations) 1870-87’ and ‘An indexed list of British marriages solemnized during Extraterritoriality 1860-99 in Japan’ both transcribed by Neil Pedlar.

Further information.

Argentina (1813-1821, 1850-1853 and 1827-1900)

This index contains 2,546 marriages.

The Argentine has always been an important trading partner with Britain, and there has always been a sizeable British community. There are therefore several places there where marriages were celebrated between British people, or between a British person and someone non-British.

The marriages in this index come from a variety of sources: The National Archives’ FO 446/3-6, material at the Guildhall Library, and other records at the Society of Genealogists. A large proportion of Argentine registers has been filmed by the LDS church and are available at Family History Centres. Their collection includes that of St Andrew’s Scotch Church, Buenos Aires.

Portugal (Lisbon 1721-1860)   

This index contains 712 marriages.

There is a gap in the registers from 1807-12 due to the French occupation of Lisbon.

Records of the English church now dedicated to St George’s (picture link below) were transcribed in 1943 by H.F. Fulford Williams who typed them up over ten years later and gave a copy to the Society of Genealogists (shelf mark POR/R 1), from which these abstracts have been made.

The index entries record most of the information given in the originals, apart from the exact date. However, sometimes information is given which cannot readily be transferred to an electronic form. It is always better, therefore, for a searcher to look at either the original, a surrogate (e.g. film or fiche) or at least a full transcript.

Tobago (1788-1816)

This index contains 80 marriages.

These records are from the English Protestant Church of Tobago Register of Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths, 1781 to 1817. Printed by the Government Printer, Port-of-Spain by command of His Excellency Sir A.C. Hollis, GCMG, CBE, governor of Trinidad and Tobago, 1936 and
copied by Archdeacon H.R. Davies, rector of St Patricks, Mount Pleasant, Tobago.

Pitcairn Islands (1824-1854)

This index contains 25 marriages.

Source: The Pitcairn Islands register book 1790-1854 was edited by Charles Lucas, and published by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge in 1929. The book (of which there is a copy in the Society of Genealogist’s Library) is in the form of a diary/notebook of events rather than a normal register.

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Cornwall marriages

These records comprise 244,976 marriages for Cornwall. Coverage is as follows.

Parish Start year End Year Count

Advent 1616 1837 135
Altarnun 1611 1837 804
Antony 1608 1837 1,988
Blisland 1539 1837 873
Boconnoc 1624 1836 198
Bodmin 1559 1837 3,764
Botus Fleming 1549 1836 539
Boyton 1568 1836 482
Braddock 1600 1836 395
Breage 1559 1837 3,496
Budock 1615 1837 1,743
Callington 1559 1837 969
Calstock 1602 1837 1,435
Camborne 1538 1837 4,004
Cardinham 1613 1837 526
Colan 1600 1836 325
Constantine 1571 1837 2,009
Cornelly 1623 1833 233
Crantock 1560 1837 707
Creed 1611 1837 861
Crowan 1614 1837 2,197
Cubert 1608 1837 339
Cuby with Tregony 1611 1837 1,027
Cury 1625 1837 358
Davidstow 1676 1836 246
Duloe 1607 1837 746
Egloshayle 1601 1837 1,199
Egloskerry 1574 1837 521
Endellion 1614 1837 793
Falmouth 1665 1837 5,567
Feock 1597 1837 1,084
Forrabury 1611 1837 194
Fowey 1568 1836 2,020
Germoe 1610 1837 510
Gerrans 1539 1837 1,404
Golant - St Sampson 1569 1837 529
Gorran 1617 1837 1,065
Grade 1597 1836 313
Gulval 1598 1837 1,323
Gunwalloe 1625 1837 261
Gwennap 1610 1837 4,181
Gwinear 1560 1837 1,862
Gwithian 1560 1837 464
Helland 1608 1836 332
Helston 1599 1837 2,604
Illogan 1602 1837 3,240
Isles of Scilly 1726 1837 1,408
Jacobstow 1618 1837 580
Kea 1559 1837 1,562
Kenwyn 1608 1837 4,749
Kilkhampton 1539 1839 1,532
Ladock 1609 1837 705
Lamorran 1572 1836 206
Landewednack 1598 1837 292
Landrake 1588 1837 796
Landulph 1540 1837 889
Laneast 1597 1837 190
Lanherne - Roman Catholic 1720 1834 22
Lanhydrock 1562 1837 339
Lanivet 1608 1837 858
Lanlivery 1604 1837 1,110
Lanreath 1555 1837 1,032
Lansallos 1600 1837 1,007
Lanteglos by Camelford 1556 1837 1,240
Lanteglos by Fowey 1610 1837 870
Lanteglos By Camelford 1570 1827 4
Launcells 1618 1837 862
Launceston - St Mary Magdalene 1560 1837 2,927
Lawhitton 1608 1837 486
Lelant 1611 1837 1,149
Lesnewth 1569 1837 207
Lewannick 1597 1837 547
Lezant 1539 1837 1,232
Linkinhorne 1575 1837 1,242
Liskeard 1539 1837 4,026
Little Petherick 1636 1837 180
Lostwithiel 1609 1837 859
Ludgvan 1563 1837 1,868
Luxulyan 1594 1837 1,322
Mabe 1611 1837 350
Madron 1578 1837 5,776
Maker 1607 1837 3,941
Manaccan 1597 1837 479
Marhamchurch 1558 1837 662
Mawgan in Meneage 1563 1837 1,138
Mawgan in Pydar 1608 1837 556
Mawnan 1559 1837 777
Menheniot 1554 1837 1,636
Merther 1613 1837 238
Mevagissey 1598 1837 1,916
Michaelstow 1548 1837 366
Minster 1611 1837 303
Morvah 1619 1837 200
Morval 1539 1837 1,010
Morwenstow 1558 1837 1,248
Mullion 1610 1837 647
Mylor 1607 1837 1,835
Newlyn East 1559 1837 1,397
North Hill 1577 1837 994
North Petherwin 1611 1837 972
North Tamerton 1542 1837 654
Otterham 1615 1837 157
Padstow 1599 1837 1,661
Paul 1595 1837 3,177
Pelynt 1610 1837 626
Perranarworthal 1623 1837 753
Perranuthnoe 1589 1837 660
Perranzabuloe 1619 1837 1,549
Phillack 1572 1837 1,413
Philleigh 1668 1837 367
Pillaton 1557 1836 633
Poughill 1537 1836 734
Poundstock 1598 1837 683
Probus 1597 1837 1,281
Quaker Marriages 1657 1836 367
Quethiock 1574 1836 956
Rame 1619 1837 900
Redruth - St Uny 1609 1837 4,625
Roche 1579 1837 1,046
Ruan Lanihorne 1608 1836 365
Ruan Major 1614 1837 287
Ruan Minor 1625 1836 158
Sancreed 1559 1837 1,082
Sennen 1699 1837 469
Sheviock 1570 1836 1,044
Sithney 1608 1837 1,679
South Hill 1566 1837 669
South Petherwin 1608 1837 848
St Agnes 1596 1837 3,432
St Allen 1611 1837 496
St Anthony in Meneage 1597 1836 340
St Anthony in Roseland 1630 1837 122
St Austell 1564 1837 4,688
St Blazey 1608 1837 734
St Breock 1561 1837 1,505
St Breward 1564 1836 728
St Buryan 1654 1837 1,214
St Cleer 1597 1837 988
St Clement 1539 1837 1,583
St Clether 1611 1837 191
St Columb Major 1544 1837 2,802
St Columb Minor 1560 1837 1,717
St Day 1835 1837 13
St Dennis 1610 1837 455
St Dominick 1560 1837 919
St Enoder 1571 1837 1,357
St Erme 1614 1837 433
St Erney 1555 1812 353
St Erth 1563 1837 1,286
St Ervan 1611 1837 435
St Eval 1631 1837 328
St Ewe 1561 1837 1,648
St Gennys 1612 1837 583
St Germans 1590 1837 2,940
St Giles in the Heath 1602 1836 296
St Gluvias 1599 1837 3,706
St Hilary 1614 1837 2,180
St Issey 1596 1837 879
St Ive 1614 1837 553
St Ives 1607 1837 2,783
St John 1623 1834 275
St Juliot 1623 1837 168
St Just in Penwith 1599 1837 3,402
St Just in Roseland 1539 1837 1,614
St Keverne 1598 1837 2,455
St Kew 1564 1837 1,691
St Keyne 1601 1837 252
St Levan 1694 1837 323
St Mabyn 1562 1837 935
St Martin by Looe 1597 1836 1,293
St Martin in Meneage 1571 1837 433
St Mellion 1558 1835 713
St Merryn 1616 1837 479
St Mewan 1607 1837 947
St Michael Caerhays 1594 1835 188
St Michael Penkivel 1577 1836 287
St Minver 1559 1837 1,483
St Neot 1550 1837 1,735
St Pinnock 1539 1837 591
St Stephen by Launceston 1566 1837 1,266
St Stephen in Brannel 1608 1837 1,777
St Stephens by Saltash 1546 1837 3,919
St Teath 1558 1837 1,321
St Thomas by Launceston 1563 1837 523
St Tudy 1560 1836 760
St Veep 1558 1837 897
St Wenn 1609 1837 440
St Winnow 1612 1837 948
Stithians 1598 1837 1,433
Stoke Climsland 1538 1837 1,891
Stratton 1611 1837 999
Talland 1607 1837 1,057
Tintagel 1588 1837 965
Towednack 1600 1836 488
Tremaine 1614 1837 152
Treneglos 1614 1837 236
Tresmere 1574 1837 172
Trevalga 1542 1836 272
Trewen 1610 1834 271
Truro - St Mary's 1598 1837 3,259
Tywardreath 1608 1837 1,394
Veryan 1602 1837 1,017
Virginstow 1617 1836 153
Warbstow 1612 1837 243
Warleggan 1548 1836 480
Week St Mary 1602 1837 729
Wendron 1560 1837 3,409
Werrington 1614 1836 494
Whitstone 1598 1836 480
Withiel 1568 1837 537
Zennor 1611 1837 596

Wrightington Hall, Lancashire marriages

Coverage

These contain 240 records for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

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Wrightington Hall, Lancashire banns

Coverage

These contain 121 records for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

 

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Wakefield marriages

CHURCH DATE COVERAGE ENTRIES ACKWORTH 1688 - 1754 819
BADSWORTH 1813 - 1837 120
CASTLEFORD 1813 - 1837 167
CROFTON 1813 - 1837 52
DARRINGTON 1813 - 1837 111
FEATHERSTONE 1813 - 1837 185
FELKIRK 1813 - 1837 151
FERRY FRYSTON 1813 - 1837 103
GAWTHORPE 1901 - 1925 350
HEMSWORTH 1813 - 1837 151
HORBURY BRIDGE 1885 - 1925 155
HORBURY JUNCTION 1894 - 1925 361
HORBURY ST PETER 1813 - 1837 126
KNOTTINGLEY 1813 - 1837 94
NORMANTON 1679 - 1742 & 1813 - 1837 384
OSSETT CHURCH STREET 1899 - 1930 54
OSSETT DALE STREET 1914 - 1930 49
OSSETT HOLY TRINITY 1859 - 1906 999
OSSETT QUEEN STREET 1899 - 1930 128
OSSETT STH PARADE 1910 - 1930 50
OSSETT WESLEY STREET 1899 - 1929 254
OUTWOOD 1861 - 1888 500
PONTEFRACT 1647 - 1669 2184
ROYSTON 1813 - 1837 534
SANDAL 1813 - 1837 908
STH KIRKBY 1813 - 1837 219
STANLEY 1837 - 1866 530
STH OSSETT 1851 - 1941 1498
THORNES CHRIST CHURCH 1876 - 1954 786
THORNES ST JAMES 1838 - 1961 1944
THORNHILL 1746 - 1754 & 1788 - 1837 1940
WAKEFIELD ALL SAINTS 1813 - 1837 2581
WAKEFIELD ST JOHN 1795 - 1837 4052
WAKEFIELD ZION 1838 - 1852 45
WARMFIELD 1813 - 1837 128
WOOLLEY 1813 - 1837 58
WRAGBY 1813 - 1837 137
TOTAL 22907

Contact details

Website: http://www.wdfhs.co.uk/

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Suffolk Baptism Index

Coverage

The transcription consists of 130,003 entries, between 1538 and1902, and covering 50 out of approximately 500 parishes of the County of Suffolk. The index is split into two parts with slightly different formats: in part two the names of the parents appear in separate fields, while they appear in one field in part one.

The following places or parishes are included in this database. Parishes marked with an asterisk (*) are in part two, all others are in part one.

Note: BSE St Marys indicates the parish of St Marys in Bury St Edmunds.

Parish No. of entries Year range
ALDEBURGH 6878 1558-1817
ALDERTON* 160 1877-1902
ALPHETON* 1617 1564-1901
BARNINGHAM 975 1668-1840
BECCLES ST MICHAEL 15300 1586-1865
BLYTHBOROUGH 871 1781-1840
BRAMFORD 2423 1553-1767
BRANDESTON 331 1560-1633
BRANDON 638 1653-1682
BSE ST MARYS 893 1832-1838
BUNGAY HOLY TRIN 1004 1813-1840
BUNGAY ST MARY 10080 1558-1900
CARLTON 607 1538-1840
CAVENDISH 5096 1594-1783
CHATTISHAM 1393 1559-1900
CHILLISFORD 164 1740-1882
CONEY WESTON 181 1621-1812
CORTON 900 1579-1771
CULPHO 113 1700-1799
DEBENHAM 7469 1550-1898
DENSTON 813 1698-1812
EARL STONHAM 433 1850-1902
FRAMLINGHAM 3574 1775-1840
FROSTENDEN 900 1539-1788
GORLESTON 2034 1795-1837
GT BRADLEY 1239 1703-1786
GT THURLOW 415 1866-1900
GUNTON 288 1741-1902
HENSTEAD 337 1609-1711
HERRINGFLEET 854 1691-1900
HOPTON 1266 1784-1858
IPSWICH ST PETER 1876 1701-1790
KERSEY 4936 1564-1900
KESSINGLAND 3988 1700-1899
KIRKLEY 3074 1748-1900
NAYLAND 7917 1557-1900
REDE 1673 1538-1901
SAXMUNDHAM 5912 1538-1899
SOMERLEYTON 2874 1558-1900
SOTHERTON 1840 1558-1900
SOUTHWOLD 2601 1602-1801
STOKE ASH* 1092 1539-1764
STOKE BY CLARE 3097 1610-1812
STOWMARKET* 5788 1692-1812
STOWMARKET BAPTIST* 458 1793-1837
TATTINGSTONE (SAMFORD WORKHOUSE)* 176 1813-1837
THELNETHAM* 2484 1644-1899
UGGESHALL 1886 1558-1900
WALSHAM-LE-WILLOWS 7482 1539-1900
WHERSTEAD 958 1590-1812
WILLISHAM 645 1705-1871
Total (50) 129827 1538-1902

Contact details
For more information please contact the Suffolk Family History Society.

 

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Elmton, Derbyshire Baptisms

Coverage
1,895 baptism records for the parish of Elmton in Derbyshire, between the years 1598 and 1868.

Contact details
This information has been provided by Steve Archer.

 

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Tunbridge Wells Baptisms

Coverage
This index consists of baptisms from the records of King Charles the Martyr in Tonbridge, Kent.  

Contact details
For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

 

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Halifax St. John’s Baptism registers

Coverage

The Halifax St. John’s parish records for baptisms contain 16,715 records for people baptised between 1813 and 1838 in the parish of St. Johns in Halifax, in the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Contact details
For more information please contact the Calderdale Family History Society.

 

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Elland St. Mary’s Baptism Registers

Coverage

The Elland St. Mary’s parish records for Baptisms contains 48,583 records for people baptised between 1558 and 1850.

Contact details
For more information please contact the Calderdale Family History Society.

 

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North Yorkshire Non-conformist Baptisms

Coverage

This index consists of 6,094 baptism entries from the registers of the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist circuits based in North Yorkshire but extending into Durham and beyond.
The coverage includes the following registers:

• Guisborough Wesleyan Methodist Circuit Register of Baptisms 1840-1900
• Guisborough Wesleyan Methodist Circuit Register of Baptisms Redcar section 1860-1880
• Guisborough Wesleyan Methodist Circuit Register of Baptisms Skelton section 1869-1926
• Guisborough Primitive Methodist Circuit Register of Baptisms 1850-1903

Contact details

For more information please contact David Taylor, Publications Officer, 106 The Avenue, Nunthorpe, Middlesbrough TS7 0AH.

 

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Wiltshire Baptisms

Coverage

This collection currently contains 261,144 records from the registers of 76 parishes. In all cases the period covered is from the commencement of the registers to September 1837, plus later baptisms where the birth was noted to be no later than 1837.

The following parishes are included at present:

County of Somerset

Parish No. of entries Year range

KILMINGTON 2354 1596-1837

Total (1) 2354 1596-1837

County of Wiltshire

Parish No. of entries Year range

ALVEDISTON 863 1592-1837
AVEBURY 2234 1607-1837
BARFORD ST MARTIN 2324 1623-1854
BAVERSTOCK 671 1559-1837
BAYDON 1347 1578-1837
BEECHINGSTOKE 991 1566-1837
BEMERTON 1256 1629-1842
BIDDESTONE 1774 1605-1837
BOX 7116 1538-1849
BROUGHTON GIFFORD 3514 1622-1855
BULFORD 906 1608-1837
BUTTERMERE 400 1605-1837
CASTLE COMBE 3024 1602-1847
CHARLTON NR PEWSEY 855 1611-1837
CHOLDERTON 685 1621-1838
CHRISTIAN MALFORD 4585 1605-1837
CHUTE 3032 1580-1838
CORSHAM 14925 1563-1856
DEVIZES; ST MARY 11099 1555-1886
DILTON 5055 1585-1869
DONHEAD ST ANDREW 2240 1610-1837
EAST COULSTON 677 1622-1838
EAST KNOYLE 4875 1538-1837
EISEY 600 1574-1837
FIGHELDEAN 1767 1605-1837
FISHERTON ANGER 4740 1608-1845
GREAT CHEVERELL 2454 1622-1850
GRITTLETON 1207 1576-1837
HILPERTON 3088 1622-1837
HINDON 4150 1599-1837
HOLT 2775 1580-1849
HORNINGSHAM 5181 1576-1849
IMBER 1330 1623-1837
LATTON 2192 1576-1837
LIDDINGTON 1519 1604-1837
MANNINGFORD ABBOTS 863 1539-1837
MANNINGFORD BRUCE 1039 1605-1837
MARDEN 968 1622-1837
MARKET LAVINGTON 6569 1607-1868
MARLBOROUGH; SS PETER & PAUL 7644 1607-1854
MARLBOROUGH; ST MARY 5553 1581-1837
MERE 16304 1561-1837
MILTON LILBORNE 2319 1602-1837
NETHERAVON 2560 1577-1856
NETTLETON 2249 1557-1837
NEWTON TONY 1561 1586-1837
NORTH BRADLEY 6075 1603-1858
NORTON BAVANT 1038 1616-1837
PRESHUTE 3986 1606-1839
RODBOURNE CHENEY 2152 1605-1849
SALISBURY; ST THOMAS 16979 1530-1840
SEMINGTON 1863 1586-1861
SOUTHBROOM 5629 1561-1837
STAVERTON 703 1641-1836
STERT 1174 1579-1838
SUTTON MANDEVILLE 1242 1622-1837
TIDCOMBE 1306 1620-1837
TILSHEAD 1786 1603-1837
TISBURY 4173 1562-1837
URCHFONT 9276 1538-1838
WANBOROUGH 4832 1535-1837
WEST KNOYLE 829 1608-1837
WESTBURY 16858 1556-1871
WHADDON 346 1582-1837
WHITEPARISH 6505 1560-1851
WINTERBOURNE BASSETT 1025 1607-1884
WINTERBOURNE DAUNTSEY 1069 1560-1837
WINTERBOURNE EARLS 1576 1557-1837
WINTERBOURNE GUNNER 974 1573-1837
WINTERBOURNE MONKTON 763 1605-1837
WINTERBOURNE STOKE 895 1608-1840
WINTERSLOW 3999 1597-1837
WOODFORD 2304 1546-1837
WROUGHTON 5393 1606-1838
YATESBURY 959 1606-1837
Total (75) 258789 1530-1886

Contact details
For more information please contact the Wiltshire Family History Society.

 

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Mid-Norfolk Baptisms

Coverage

The transcription consists of 1,280 baptisms between 1784 and up to the start of civil registration in 1837 for the parish of Swanton Morely.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Mid-Norfolk Family History Society.

 

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Durham Baptisms

Coverage

28,433 records for the county of Durham, between the years 1540 and 1891.

Parish No. of entries Year range

BISHOPTON 2395 1649-1861
BOWESFIELD 1 1687
EGGLESCLIFFE 3771 1540-1861
ELTON 741 1573-1861
ELWICK 1280 1592-1891
GRINDON 2401 1566-1861
NORTON 6755 1574-1861
STOCKTON 12337 1637-1801
WOLVISTON 1153 1798-1861
Total (8) 28433 1540-1891

Contact details

For more information please contact the Cleveland, N. Yorks & South Durham Family History Society.
 

 

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North Yorkshire Baptisms

Coverage

25,628 records for the North Riding of Yorkshire, covering the years 1556 and 1899.

Parish No. of entries Year range

AINDERBY STEEPLE* 587 1813-1837
BAGBY 234 1556-1599
COWESBY 240 1719-1812
ESTON 804 1746-1812
FINGHALL* 858 1755-1837
GREAT LANGTON 190 1813-1837
HILTON 444 1614-1809
HINDERWELL 2302 1663-1759
HUTTON BONVILLE 281 1727-1804
KIRKLEVINGTON* 2715 1617-1864
MIDDLETON ON LEVEN 314 1614-1812
ORMESBY 2911 1703-1899
OSMOTHERLEY 2969 1696-1838
OVER SILTON 843 1696-1850
S KILVINGTON 2288 1572-1839
SESSAY 1341 1600-1753
STOKESLEY 4656 1751-1837
THORNABY* 895 1844-1862
WELBURY 756 1697-1839
Total (19) 25628 1556-1899

Contact details
For more information please contact the Cleveland, N. Yorks & South Durham Family History Society.

 

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Dorset Baptism Index

Coverage

The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish. Please remember that the years shown are derived automatically from the database and a single digit error may create a false impression.

County of Dorset

Parish No. of entries Year range
ABBOTSBURY 1707 1726-1812
AFFPUDDLE 1432 1728-1850
ALLINGTON 878 1746-1812
ALMER 368 1721-1837
ALTON PANCRAS 440 1731-1812
ARNE 305 1731-1845
ASHMORE 229 1790-1837
ASKERSWELL 558 1722-1812
ATHELHAMPTON 172 1790-1837
ATHELHAMPTON WITH BURLESTON 211 1693-1789
BEAMINSTER 4121 1732-1897
BEER HACKET 113 1775-1837
BEER HACKETT 38 1773-1789
BELCHALWELL 88  
BERE REGIS 4736 1585-1897
BETTISCOMBE 524 1746-1883
BINCOMBE 514 1658-1837
BISHOPS CAUNDLE 691 1737-1837
BLANDFORD 1402 1790-1812
BLANDFORD FORUM 2494 1743-1789
BLANDFORD ST MARY 695 1730-1837
BLOXWORTH 553 1730-1837
BOTHENHAMPTON 822 1708-1837
BRADFORD ABBAS 990 1728-1812
BRADFORD PEVERELL 582 1703-1837
BRADPOLE 937 1695-1812
BRIDPORT 2057 1787-1828
BRIDPORT DISSENTERS 119  
BROADMAYNE 403 1790-1837
BROADWAY 475 1793-1837
BROADWINDSOR 801 1751-1789
BROADWINSOR 633 1790-1812
BRYANSTON 384 1598-1837
BUCKHORN WESTON 723 1760-1837
BUCKLAND NEWTON 1213 1730-1812
BUCKLAND RIPERS 74 1813-1837
BURSTOCK 287 1790-1837
BURTON BRADSTOCK 429 1702-1812
CANFORD 343 1790-1812
CANFORD MAGNA 1234 1720-1789
CANFORD MAGNA CATHOLIC 25 1810-1818
CANN 352 1742-1812
CASTLETON 503 1715-1837
CATTISTOCK 2045 1538-1812
CAUNDLE MARSH 260 1705-1837
CERNE ABBAS 1807 1748-1812
CHADSTOCK 1 1817
CHALBURY 210 1782-1837
CHALDON HERRING 332 1790-1837
CHARDSTOCK 1015 1813-1837
CHARLTON MARSHALL 371 1790-1837
CHARMINSTER 274 1782-1812
CHARMOUTH 1268 1653-1837
CHEDDINGTON 168 1813-1837
CHESILBORNE 215 1784-1812
CHETNOLE 606 1712-1834
CHETTLE 268 1753-1857
CHICKERELL 731 1699-1837
CHIDEOCK 1128 1703-1812
CHILCOMBE 94 1748-1887
CHILD OKEFORD 759 1761-1813
CHURCH KNOWLE 643 1701-1812
COMPTON ABBAS 600 1724-1824
COMPTON VALENCE 105 1790-1837
CORFE CASTLE 1495 1773-1812
CORFE MULLEN 757 1740-1812
CORSCOMBE 941 1740-1845
CRANBORNE 2328 1718-1812
DEWLISH 854 1701-1891
DORCHESTER ALL STS 931 1759-1812
DORCHESTER HOLY TRINITY 1908 1722-1840
DORCHESTER ST PETER 1493 1721-1835
DURWESTON 747 1730-1836
EAST LULWORTH 665 1680-1812
EAST ORCHARD 73 1785-1812
EAST STOKE 607 1743-1812
EAST STOUR 800 1710-1788
EDMONDSHAM 652 1761-1837
EVERSHOT 1052 1722-1812
FARNHAM 342 1707-1837
FIFEHEAD MAGDALEN 376 1744-1812
FIFEHEAD NEVILLE 211 1741-1812
FLEET 555 1662-1838
FOLKE 1475 1538-1837
FONTMELL MAGNA 1516 1720-1812
FORDINGTON 3360 1705-1837
FORDINGTON ST GEORGE 650 1780-1803
FRAMPTON 617 1738-1850
FROME ST QUINTIN 286 1705-1796
FROME VAUCHURCH 117 1661-1812
GILLINGHAM 1453 1787-1812
GLANVILLES WOOTTON 805 1732-1813
GOAT HILL 32 1699-1810
GODMANSTON 401 1716-1829
GUSSAGE ALL STS 813 1653-1837
GUSSAGE ST ANDREW 272 1776-1837
GUSSAGE ST MICHAEL 540 1684-1816
HALSTOCK 975 1698-1812
HAMMOON 20 1801-1812
HAMOWRTHY 2 1831-1836
HAMPRESTON 1013 1765-1812
HAMWORTHY 110 1826-1837
HANFORD 4 1832-1840
HAWKCHURCH 658 1813-1837
HAYDON 276 1719-1837
HAZELBURY BRYAN 501 1777-1812
HERMITAGE 243 1774-1820
HILTON 660 1737-1838
HINTON PARVA 143 1621-1812
HINTON ST MARY 792 1750-1837
HOLNEST 131 1763-1813
HOLWELL 797 1726-1819
HOOK 274 1813-1837
HORTON 810 1774-1812
IBBERTON 351 1761-1837
IWERNE COURTNEY 1000 1719-1812
IWERNE MINSTER 514 1742-1799
IWERNE STEEPLETON 57 1766-1850
KIMMERIDGE 276 1702-1808
KINGSTON MAGNA 559 1768-1812
KINSON 1068 1602-1812
LANGTON HERRING 75 1796-1812
LANGTON LONG 289 1725-1838
LEIGH 843 1712-1834
LILLINGTON 316 1712-1810
LITTLE BREDY 273 1717-1832
LITTON CHENEY 704 1768-1837
LODERS 2636 1636-1892
LONG BREDY 743 1729-1812
LONG CRICHEL 470 1663-1809
LONGBURTON 246 1773-1812
LONGFLEET 98 1833-1837
LYDLINCH 901 1713-1812
LYME REGIS 2051 1726-1843
LYTCHETT MATRAVERS 1116 1656-1812
LYTCHETT MINSTER 1444 1698-1812
MAIDEN NEWTON 390 1774-1881
MANSTON 124 1769-1812
MAPPOWDER 464 1733-1812
MARGARET MARSH 55 1785-1812
MARNHULL 1893 1745-1812
MELBURY ABBAS 373 1763-1812
MELBURY BUBB 178 1758-1813
MELBURY OSMOND & MELBURY SAMPFORD 848 1716-1812
MELBURY SAMPFORD 74 1813-1978
MELCOMBE HORSEY 789 1690-1837
MILTON ABBAS 710 1764-1820
MINTERNE MAGNA 620 1718-1812
MOOR CRICHEL 78 1777-1809
MORDEN 562 1770-1812
MORETON 449 1741-1812
MOSTERTON 398 1750-1812
MOTCOMBE 1643 1790-1837
NETHER CERNE 98 1718-1812
NETHER COMPTON 278 1776-1812
NETHERBURY 2272 1759-1812
NORTH POORTON 121 1771-1812
NORTH WOOTTON 185 1662-1812
OBORNE 299 1723-1812
OKEFORD FITZPAINE 1153 1750-1856
OSMINGTON 903 1691-1821
OVERCOMPTON 416 1726-1837
OWERMOIGNE 449 1763-1812
PARKSTONE ST PETER 95 1833-1837
PENTRIDGE 924 1711-1837
PIDDLEHINTON 242 1783-1812
PIDDLETRENTHIDE 971 1734-1812
PILSDON 228 1726-1837
PIMPERNE 720 1559-1837
POOLE IND:, SKINNER ST: 822 1724-1799
POOLE SKINNER ST 1605 1799-1837
POOLE SKINNER STREET 2509 1809-1948
POOLE ST JAMES 16994 1653-1905
POOLE ST PAUL 70 1833-1837
POOLE ST PAULS 70 1833-1837
PORTISHAM 1915 1692-1837
PORTLAND 3593 1781-1837
POWERSTOCK 1426 1787-1836
POXWELL 249 1674-1837
POYNINGTON 549 1715-1836
PRESTON WITH SUTTON POYNTZ 904 1783-1839
PUDDLETOWN 3832 1650-1837
PULHAM 899 1734-1837
PUNCKNOWLE 618 1785-1837
PURSE CAUNDLE 365 1730-1837
RADIPOLE 252 1813-1837
RAMPISHAM 802 1768-1837
RYME INTRINSECA 222 1788-1841
SANDFORD ORCAS 856 1730-1837
SEABOROUGH 247 1767-1837
SHAFTESBURY HOLY TRINITY 3154 1681-1874
SHAFTESBURY ST JAMES 1610 1721-1816
SHAFTESBURY ST PETER 1070 1672-1837
SHAPWICK 1129 1725-1837
SHATFESBURY ST JAMES 588 1813-1837
SHERBORNE 8612 1712-1899
SHILLINGSTONE 859 1765-1837
SHIPTON GORGE 319 1813-1838
SILTON 831 1774-1812
SIXPENNY HANDLEY 1443 1767-1837
SOUTH PERROTT 1226 1713-1840
SPETISBURY 1073 1705-1847
STALBRIDGE 4411 1709-1837
STEEPLE 65 1794-1812
STINSFORD 308 1781-1819
STOCK GAILARD 173 1722-1812
STOCKWOOD 189 1586-1849
STOKE ABBOT 810 1783-1837
STOKE WAKE 443 1711-1837
STOUR CAUNDLE 1209 1670-1837
STOUR PROVOST 2357 1701-1837
STOURPAINE 1540 1702-1837
STRATTON 339 1798-1837
STUDLAND 1515 1581-1837
STURMINSTER MARSHALL 1199 1695-1837
STURMINSTER NEWTON 2345 1723-1898
SUTTON WALDRON 366 1794-1837
SWANAGE 2451 1780-1837
SYDLING ST NICHOLAS 553 1813-1837
SYDLING ST. NICHOLAS 692 1765-1812
SYMONDSBURY 2339 1740-1837
TARRANT CRAWFORD 91 1776-1837
TARRANT GUNVILLE 1233 1719-1837
TARRANT HINTON 722 1729-1837
TARRANT KEYNSTON 381 1813-1884
TARRANT MONKTON 194 1813-1837
TARRANT MONKTON & LAUCESTON 532 1692-1783
TARRANT RAWSTON 47 1814-1837
TARRANT RUSHTON 642 1696-1837
THORNCOMBE 1446 1717-1837
THORNFORD 1255 1676-1837
TINCLETON 527 1628-1813
TODBER 102 1811-1837
TOLLER FRATRUM WITH WYNFORD EAGLE 718 1661-1812
TOLLER PORCORUM 457 1813-1837
TOLPUDDLE 275 1813-1837
TRENT 1136 1733-1837
TURNERSPUDDLE 121 1813-1837
TURNWORTH 232 1700-1872
TYNEHAM 707 1694-1843
UPCERNE 337 1705-1837
UPWEY 1131 1761-1872
WALDITCH 265 1739-1837
WAREHAM 1031 1734-1837
WAREHAM HOLY TRINITY 558 1591-1812
WAREHAM LADY ST MARY 1339 1605-1812
WAREHAM ST MARTIN'S 434 1622-1812
WEST CHELBOROUGH 159 1663-1812
WEST COMPTON 78 1813-1837
WEST COMPTON (ABBAS) 381 1538-1812
WEST KNIGHTON 444 1756-1837
WEST LULWORTH 1056 1731-1860
WEST PARLEY 678 1754-1837
WEST STAFFORD 547 1683-1837
WEST STOUR 156 1813-1837
WHITCHURCH CANONICORUM 2497 1771-1837
WHITCOMBE 87 1774-1837
WIMBORNE 2541 1813-1837
WIMBORNE MINSTER 3749 1758-1812
WIMBORNE ST GILES 932 1732-1837
WINFRITH NEWBURGH 3306 1504-1837
WINTERBORNE ABBAS 215 1791-1837
WINTERBORNE ANDERSON 138 1767-1837
WINTERBORNE CAME 175 1782-1837
WINTERBORNE CLENSTON 108 1758-1837
WINTERBORNE HOUGHTON 500 1740-1837
WINTERBORNE KINGSTON 503 1813-1837
WINTERBORNE MONKTON 94 1784-1812
WINTERBORNE ST MARTIN 811 1748-1837
WINTERBORNE STEEPLETON 891 1559-1837
WINTERBORNE STICKLAND 349 1751-1818
WINTERBORNE TOMSON 56 1723-1837
WINTERBORNE WHITCHURCH 447 1813-1837
WINTERBORNE WHITECHURCH 972 1742-1812
WINTERBORNE ZELSTON 207 1813-1837
WINTERBOURNE KINGSTON 291 1787-1812
WITCHAMPTON 1000 1747-1837
WITERBORNE ZELSTONE 537 1712-1813
WOODSFORD 251 1775-1837
WOOL 1179 1733-1853
WOOLAND 236 1726-1812
WOOTON FITZPAINE 609 1813-1837
WORTH MATRAVERS 880 1730-1884
WRAXALL 154 1710-1812
WYKE REGIS 2441 1813-1837
YETMINSTER 1411 1712-1897
Total (286) 242929 1504-1978

* Note:The parish registers of Belchalwell were damaged in a fire and dates are not available. A secondary result is that entries for Belchalwell do NOT appear in the index.

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Pontefract District Baptisms

Coverage

The current index includes the following parishes. The number of entries and the years covered are shown for each parish.

Place and parish No. of entries Year range
ACKWORTH/ST CUTHBERT 1175 1834-1868
ACKWORTH/ST. CUTHBERT 831 1813-1834
BADSWORTH/ST MARY 641 1813-1837
BIRKIN/ST MARY 810 1813-1839
BIRKIN/ST. MARY 2120 1773-1910
BROTHERTON/ST. EDWARD 6677 1748-1895
CASTLEFORD/ALL SAINTS 4661 1783-1851
DARRINGTON/ST LUKE 744 1813-1849
FEATHERSTONE/ALL SAINTS 809 1813-1849
FELKIRK/ST PETER 1494 1796-1837
FERRY FRYSTON/ST. ANDREW 2236 1721-1843
HEMSWORTH/ST. HELEN 784 1813-1839
KELLINGTON/ST EDMUND 1163 1813-1837
KELLINGTON/ST. EDMUND 1215 1837-1862
KIPPAX/ST MARY 1514 1813-1837
KIRK SMEATON/ST PETER 774 1754-1837
KNOTTINGLEY/CHRISTCHURCH 4033 1848-1904
KNOTTINGLEY/SALEM CONGREGATIONAL 476 1813-1908
KNOTTINGLEY/ST BOTOLPH 9852 1804-1904
LEDSHAM/ALL SAINTS 581 1813-1837
METHLEY/ST OSWALD 1441 1813-1837
MONK FRYSTON/ST WILFRED 784 1813-1840
MONK FRYSTON/ST. WILFRED 2589 1756-1894
NORMANTON/ALL SAINTS 802 1813-1840
PONTEFRACT/ALL SAINTS 896 1842-1872
PONTEFRACT/ST GILES 19155 1672-1837
PONTEFRACT/ST. GILES 2686 1728-1751
SOUTH KIRKBY/ALL SAINTS 1610 1813-1849
WHITWOOD MERE/ALL SAINTS 782 1864-1882
WOMERSLEY/ST MARTIN 760 1813-1848
WOMERSLEY/ST. MARTIN 743 1776-1812
WRAGBY/ST MICHAEL 750 1813-1837
Total (26) 75588 1672-1910

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Northumberland and Durham Baptisms

This database contains 296,780 baptism entries from the registers of 45 parishes from County Durham and 111 parishes from Northumberland.

County Durham

Parish No. of entries Year range

BARNARD CASTLE 3811 1813-1882
BISHOP MIDDLEHAM 4188 1559-1812
BISHOPWEARMOUTH, ST. MICHAEL 13120 1620-1940
CASTLE EDEN 479 1661-1812
CHESTER-LE-STREET 8064 1582-1724
CONISCLIFFE 108 1590-1806
CORNFORTH 791 1866-1969
CROXDALE 2106 1696-1893
DALTON-LE-DALE, ST ANDREW 1024 1653-1812
DARLINGTON, ST. CUTHBERT 478 1590-1653
DURHAM, ST. MARGARET 1560 1813-1833
DURHAM, ST. MARY THE LESS 445 1560-1810
DURHAM, ST. MARY-LE-BOW 1967 1571-1813
DURHAM, ST. OSWALD 1553 1751-1817
EBCHESTER 1053 1610-1837
EMBLETON 212 1651-1760
ESH 1189 1567-1812
HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING 8625 1822-1924
HUNSTANWORTH 1127 1760-1851
JARROW GRANGE, ST. AIDAN 286 1899-1927
JARROW, ST. MARK 3152 1874-1931
JARROW, ST. PAUL 16687 1571-1993
JARROW, ST. PETER 4631 1822-1902
KELLOE 1794 1693-1801
LAMESLEY 3350 1603-1818
LANCHESTER 807 1560-1603
MIDDLETON-IN-TEESDALE 1007 1578-1688
MONK HESLEDEN, ST. MARY 1349 1578-1780
MUGGLESWICK 239 1784-1812
ROMALDKIRK 731 1754-1785
RYTON, HOLY CROSS 3260 1813-1837
SEAHAM 751 1646-1812
SHERBURN HOSPITAL (EP) 255 1692-1812
SHINCLIFFE 1990 1826-1947
SOUTH SHIELDS, EAST STREET PRESBYTERIAN 291 1800-1837
SOUTH SHIELDS, ST. HILDA 3736 1797-1912
ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL (WEARDALE) 4192 1740-1812
STANHOPE 3746 1740-1812
STOCKTON, ST. THOMAS 10005 1629-1780
SUNDERLAND, MALLINGS RIGG INDEPENDENT 386 1762-1821
USWORTH 1172 1835-1901
WHITWORTH 1671 1569-1810
WHORLTON 1147 1626-1837
WINLATON 1121 1828-1837
WINSTON 186 1813-1837
Total (45) 119842 1559-1993

 

County of Northumberland

Parish No. of entries Year range

ALLENDALE, ST. CUTHBERT 6347 1662-1800
ALLENHEADS 456 1761-1796
ALNHAM 304 1688-1812
ALWINTON 249 1813-1837
ANCROFT 295 1813-1837
BEADNELL 600 1766-1812
BELFORD 544 1813-1837
BELFORD, ERSKINE STREET PRESB. 223 1793-1820
BELLINGHAM 2831 1684-1837
BELTINGHAM WITH HENSHAW 803 1881-1956
BERWICK HIDE HILL 1300 1772-1932
BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, HOLY TRINITY 12860 1574-1820
BIRTLEY 435 1813-1837
BOTHAL 2343 1680-1837
BYRNESS 111 1813-1837
CAMBOIS, ST. PETERS 4013 1865-1937
CARRSHIELD 230 1823-1837
CHATTON 340 1813-1837
CHILLINGHAM 680 1692-1839
CHOLLERTON 3569 1643-1851
CORBRIDGE 3808 1747-1851
CORNHILL 1013 1701-1874
CORSENSIDE 1029 1715-1843
EARSDON 6131 1782-1837
EGLINGHAM 2962 1662-1812
ELLINGHAM 1921 1695-1819
ELSDON 1670 1704-1837
FALSTONE 1554 1752-1836
FELTON 521 1880-1994
GLENTON PRESBYTERIAN 1121 1784-1837
GOSFORTH, ST. NICHOLAS 1022 1687-1812
GREYSTEAD 55 1818-1837
HALTON 1317 1654-1837
HALTWHISTLE 7297 1691-1851
HALTWHISTLE PRESBYTERIAN 1079 1825-1875
HARBOTTLE, PRESBYTERIAN 630 1790-1821
HAYDON BRIDGE 4604 1654-1965
HEXHAM 13692 1644-1973
HEXHAM, COCKSHAW R.C. 681 1753-1832
HEXHAM, DISSENTERS 123 1696-1707
HEXHAM, EBENEEZER 202 1787-1837
HEXHAM, R.C. 437 1737-1826
HEXHAM, WESLYAN 114 1820-1836
HOLY ISLAND 3578 1578-1847
HUMSHAUGH 473 1818-1851
ILDERTON 420 1724-1839
INGRAM 313 1699-1813
KIRKHARLE 985 1694-1875
KIRKHEATON (EP) 122 1814-1837
KIRKNEWTON 30 1770-1787
KYLOE 153 1813-1837
LAMBLEY 887 1697-1851
LONGBENTON, ST. BARTHOLOMEW 3841 1813-1837
LOWICK 1433 1716-1837
MELDON 247 1706-1812
MORPETH, WESLYAN 399 1875-1879
NEWBIGGIN BY THE SEA 261 1813-1837
NEWBROUGH 3149 1695-1987
NEWCASTLE, ARTHUR'S HILL (PRESBYTERIAN) 438 1888-1930
NEWCASTLE, ATKINSON ROAD WESLYAN 394 1841-1942
NEWCASTLE, BATH LANE (CONGREGATIONAL) 509 1869-1938
NEWCASTLE, BLENHEIM STREET WESLYAN 1859 1838-1930
NEWCASTLE, BRUNSWICK WESLYAN 1475 1786-1837
NEWCASTLE, CARLIOL STREET PRESBYTERIAN 133 1824-1837
NEWCASTLE, CLAVERING PLACE PRESBYTERIAN 465 1791-1837
NEWCASTLE, COPLAND PLACE UNITED METHODIST 337 1870-1898
NEWCASTLE, DUNN STREET MISSION HALL 68 1887-1918
NEWCASTLE, ELSWICK ROAD WESLYAN 646 1871-1931
NEWCASTLE, HANOVER SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN 1002 1742-1859
NEWCASTLE, HEATON BAINBRIDGE MEMORIAL WESL. 891 1886-1930
NEWCASTLE, HIGH BRIDGE MEETING 1289 1765-1837
NEWCASTLE, HOOD STREET METHODIST 688 1790-1930
NEWCASTLE, JOHN KNOX (PRESBYTERIAN) 3951 1720-1930
NEWCASTLE, NEW BENWELL WESLYAN 8 1874-1892
NEWCASTLE, NEW ROAD WESLYAN 1419 1833-1930
NEWCASTLE, NORTH SCOTSWOOD METHODIST 113 1898-1932
NEWCASTLE, PARK ROAD WESLYAN 1181 1866-1926
NEWCASTLE, POSTERN (CONGREGATIONAL) 608 1784-1841
NEWCASTLE, SALLY PORT PRESBYTERIAN 847 1759-1823
NEWCASTLE, SCOTSWOOD METHODIST 1791 1860-1932
NEWCASTLE, ST JAMES (PRESBYTERIAN) 2524 1722-1930
NEWCASTLE, ST JAMES MISSION (CONG) 41 1924-1936
NEWCASTLE, ST. ANDREW 2614 1597-1656
NEWCASTLE, ST. ANN 112 1813-1835
NEWCASTLE, ST. LAWRENCE WESLYAN 394 1844-1886
NEWCASTLE, THE CLOSE PRESBYTERIAN 640 1758-1837
NEWCASTLE, TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN 1909 1799-1933
NEWCASTLE, WALL KNOLL (PRESBYTERIAN) 1050 1780-1897
NORHAM 840 1802-1837
RENNINGTON 171 1813-1837
ROCK 108 1813-1837
SEGHILL 801 1846-1862
SHOTLEY 340 1813-1837
SIMONBURN 4711 1681-1847
SLALEY 806 1790-1837
ST. JOHN LEE 2256 1774-1827
STONECROFT (ROMAN CATHOLIC) 382 1715-1821
THOCKRINGTON 114 1813-1837
THORNEYBURN 94 1818-1837
TWEEDMOUTH 4595 1711-1824
TYNEMOUTH, CHRIST CHURCH 12755 1711-1821
TYNEMOUTH, HOLY TRINITY (WESTERN TOWN) 106 1896-1897
ULGHAM 1898 1692-1883
WARDEN 2893 1695-1987
WARKWORTH 2455 1689-1824
WESTGATE STREET CHAPEL INDEPENDENT 65 1821-1829
WHITFIELD 238 1813-1837
WHITLEY CHAPEL 2495 1764-1851
WHITTONSTALL 688 1774-1851
WIDDRINGTON 279 1813-1837
WOODHORN 645 1813-1837
Total (111) 176938 1574-1994

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Cambridgeshire Baptisms

Coverage

This database records 407,255 baptisms from 80 parishes and other places in the county of Cambridgeshire, plus Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire births registered at the British Lying-In Hospital, London.

Parish No. of entries Year range

ABINGTON PIGOTTS 1843 1599-1950
ARRINGTON 1856 1550-1950
BARTLOW 1878 1573-1950
BENWICK 2269 1851-1950
BOTTISHAM 7150 1561-1855
BOXWORTH 2113 1588-1950
BRINKLEY 2195 1599-1950
BRITISH LYING IN HOSPITAL (CAMBRIDGESHIRE & HUNTINGDONSHIRE BIRTHS REGISTERED AT THE BRITISH LYING-IN HOSPITAL, LONDON) 151 1750-1867
BURROUGH GREEN 2938 1571-1950
BURWELL 12436 1562-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ALL SAINTS 6303 1538-1950
CAMBRIDGE, HOLY TRINITY 10063 1566-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST ANDREW THE LESS 20491 1599-1947
CAMBRIDGE, ST BARNABAS 3599 1878-1948
CAMBRIDGE, ST CLEMENT 6387 1567-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST EDWARD 5848 1558-1951
CAMBRIDGE, ST LUKE (CHESTERTON) 4658 1869-1940
CAMBRIDGE, ST PAUL 7222 1845-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST PETER 2843 1586-1844
CAMBRIDGE, ST PHILIP 3231 1903-1949
CARLTON 2515 1588-1950
CASTLE CAMPS 5035 1563-1950
CASTLE CAMPS, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 832 1817-1933
CHATTERIS 15737 1600-1902
CHERRY HINTON 6523 1538-1950
CHIPPENHAM 5265 1559-1938
CONINGTON 2147 1538-1948
COTTENHAM 7847 1572-1812
DOWNHAM 10214 1558-1907
DULLINGHAM 6071 1558-1950
EAST HATLEY 985 1585-1947
ELSWORTH 6720 1538-1950
ELY, HOLY TRINITY 29409 1559-1877
ELY, ST MARY 12156 1599-1880
FEN DRAYTON 3176 1576-1950
GIRTON 3674 1599-1950
GRANTCHESTER 4804 1555-1950
GREAT ABINGTON 2386 1599-1950
GREAT EVERSDEN 1695 1538-1950
GUILDEN MORDEN 4576 1598-1950
HARDWICK 1664 1564-1950
HARLTON 2095 1584-1950
HINXTON 2983 1538-1950
HISTON 6119 1599-1950
HORSEHEATH 3709 1558-1950
ICKLETON 5645 1558-1950
ISLEHAM 9480 1566-1998
LANDBEACH 3698 1538-1950
LINTON 11566 1559-1950
LITTLE ABINGTON 1868 1599-1950
LITTLE SHELFORD 3056 1600-1950
LOLWORTH 1341 1572-1950
MADINGLEY 2302 1539-1950
MANEA 6445 1607-1950
MARCH 22529 1547-1872
NEWTON 621 1830-1950
NEWTON NEAR CAMBRIDGE 1626 1560-1950
PAPWORTH EVERARD 1369 1563-1950
PAPWORTH ST AGNES 1096 1558-1950
RAMPTON 1944 1599-1950
SAWSTON 5930 1599-1939
SHUDY CAMPS 3354 1558-1950
STUNTNEY 1845 1545-1905
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST CYRIAC 929 1559-1662
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST MARY 7707 1569-1950
SWAVESEY 6703 1576-1950
THRIPLOW 3273 1538-1950
TRUMPINGTON 5274 1563-1950
TYDD ST GILES 5498 1599-1950
UPWELL, CHRISTCHURCH 1601 1863-1947
WATERBEACH 7091 1599-1950
WELNEY 6530 1642-1904
WENTWORTH 1457 1600-1950
WESLEYAN REGISTRY 99 1812-1837
WEST WICKHAM 2860 1599-1950
WEST WRATTING 4896 1579-1950
WESTLEY WATERLESS 1442 1558-1950
WHADDON 2309 1599-1950
WITCHFORD 3712 1599-1950
WOOD DITTON 6347 1567-1950
Total (81) 407255 1538-1998

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Liverpool Baptisms

Coverage

These records comprise 2,688 baptisms between 1773 and 1876. Currently there are only entries from St Annes Church, Richmond, Liverpool.

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Tunbridge Wells Congregational Church

Coverage

These records comprise 365 baptisms within the period August 1863 to November 1908.

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Huddersfield and District Baptisms

Coverage

These records comprise 157,041 baptisms from eight parishes in and around Huddersfield.

Parish No. of entries Year range

ALMONDBURY ALL HALLOWS 40186 1703-1911
BATLEY ALL SAINTS 13626 1699-1836
BIRSTALL ST PETER 23661 1738-1817
EMLEY ST MICHAEL 12689 1601-1918
HUDDERSFIELD ST PETERS 18732 1749-1819
KIRKHEATON ST JOHN 17095 1653-1822
MIRFIELD ST MARY 15054 1559-1826
SLAITHWAITE ST JAMES 15998 1684-1845
Total (8) 157041 1559-1918

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Derbyshire Registrar's Birth Index

Coverage

These records comprise information for 218,850 births registered in eighteen locations between 1837 and 1911.

Sub District No. of entries Year range
ALFRETON 7114 1837-1894
ASHOVER 4032 1837-1851
BELPER 21610 1837-1900
BLACKWELL 1507 1837-1850
BOLSOVER 1000 1837-1852
BUXTON 13975 1838-1906
CARBURTON & CLOWNE 1469 1837-1848
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH 20967 1837-1905
CHESTERFIELD 6998 1837-1850
DRONFIELD 1487 1837-1850
DUFFIELD 12054 1837-1903
ECKINGTON 3522 1837-1848
GLOSSOP 48412 1837-1911
HAYFIELD 23485 1837-1901
HORSLEY 7059 1837-1870
ILKESTON 32120 1837-1886
PLEASLEY 1015 1837-1851
RIPLEY 11024 1837-1866
Total (18) 218850 1837-1911

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Billingshurst, Sussex, Baptisms

Coverage

This collection comprises 6,572 baptisms at Billingshurst, Sussex between the years 1584 and 1841.

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Montgomeryshire Baptisms

Coverage

These records comprise 136,262 baptisms.

Parish No. of entries Year range

ABERHAFESP 2000 1579-1930
BERRIEW 8721 1596-1842
BETWS CEDEWAIN 3440 1660-1844
BUTTINGTON 2915 1638-1846
CASTELL CAEREINION 2940 1663-1856
CEMAES 2871 1668-1927
DAROWEN 3316 1633-1876
GARTHBEIBIO 1905 1667-1925
HIRNANT 1881 1600-1930
LLANDRINIO 3035 1663-1843
LLANDYSILIO 3307 1654-1930
LLANERFYL 4143 1627-1857
LLANFAIR CAEREINION 9149 1608-1892
LLANFECHAIN 4095 1603-1863
LLANFIHANGEL 3315 1662-1869
LLANFYLLIN 7436 1655-1875
LLANGADFAN 3374 1673-1879
LLANGYNIEW 3931 1585-1914
LLANGYNOG 2361 1662-1870
LLANLLUGAN 1716 1604-1930
LLANLLWCHAIARN 2451 1658-1847
LLANRHAIADR-YM-MOCHNANT 1609 1813-1847
LLANSANFFRAID-YM-MECHAIN 4518 1583-1838
LLANWDDYN 2837 1624-1888
LLANWRIN 2838 1667-1926
LLANWYDDELAN 1896 1662-1930
MACHYNLLEWTH 7546 1663-1889
MANAFON 3382 1596-1891
MEIFOD 8761 1597-1880
NEWTOWN 3072 1660-1812
PENEGOES 2061 1662-1930
PENNANT MELANGELL 1613 1662-1930
PENRHOS 1657 1696-1846
TREGYNON 2764 1664-1891
WELSHPOOL 13406 1634-1861
Total (35) 136262 1579-1930

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Dunchurch Baptisms

Coverage

The records comprise 7,686 baptisms for St Peters Church Dunchurch, Rugby, Warwickshire between the years 1538 and 1876.

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Rugby Baptism Registers

Coverage

The following Rugby parishes are included in this database. The years covered are as follows:

Parish No. of entries Years

RUGBY HOLY TRINITY 1,600 1854-1879
RUGBY ST ANDREWS 9,510 1620-1876
RUGBY ST MATTHEWS 1,456 1841-1875
Total (3) 12,566 1620-1879

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Lincolnshire Parish Bastardy Cases

Coverage

The following table shows the number of cases, and range of years covered for each parish.

Source No. of entries Year range

ABY PARISH 11 1775-1824
ADDLETHORPE PARISH 13 1647-1823
ALGARKIRK PARISH 18 1799-1829
ANDERBY PARISH 11 1796-1830
ANWICK PARISH 11 1801-1824
ASLACKBY PARISH 19 1781-1825
BARDNEY PARISH 10 1812-1833
BARNETBY LE WOLD PARISH 1  
BARROWBY PARISH 14 1807-1836
BASSINGHAM PARISH 14 1741-1830
BELCHFORD PARISH 26 1757-1834
BELLEAU PARISH 4 1795-1823
BENINGTON IN HOLLAND PARISH 13 1753-1825
BILLINGBOROUGH PARISH 22 1727-1834
BILLINGHAY PARISH 37 1727-1836
BISHOP NORTON PARISH 2 1771-1798
BOURNE PARISH 28 1796-1833
BRANSTON PARISH 2 1712-1744
BRANT BROUGHTON PARISH 19 1756-1834
BROUGHTON BY BRIGG PARISH 29 1741-1834
BURGH LE MARSH PARISH 72 1683-1833
CAISTOR PARISH 15 1821-1835
CANDLESBY PARISH 8 1811-1831
CARLTON SCROOP PARISH 12 1775-1836
CLAYPOLE PARISH 2 1777-1797
COLSTERWORTH PARISH 1 1813
CONINGSBY PARISH 69 1711-1832
COWBIT PARISH 1 1802
CRANWELL PARISH 1 1761
CROFT PARISH 26 1674-1844
CROWLAND PARISH 118 1712-1834
DEEPING ST JAMES PARISH 47 1702-1835
DEMBLEBY PARISH 2 1790-1823
DIGBY PARISH 12 1723-1840
DODDINGTON PARISH 12 1770-1821
DONINGTON IN HOLLAND PARISH 99 1681-1844
DUNSBY PARISH 8 1751-1835
DUNSTON PARISH 6 1813-1820
EAST BARKWITH PARISH 4 1768-1825
EAST HALTON PARISH 11 1807-1830
EDENHAM PARISH 44 1725-1828
EDLINGTON PARISH 8 1756-1827
EPWORTH PARISH 91 1707-1836
FILLINGHAM PARISH 4 1770-1829
FLIXBOROUGH PARISH 1 1837
FRISKNEY PARISH 89 1698-1834
FRODINGHAM PARISH 1 1734
FROM A BOOK ABOUT HEMSWELL PARISH 1 1740
GAUTBY PARISH 7 1797-1828
GEDNEY HILL PARISH 11 1782-1814
GLENTHAM PARISH 10 1768-1833
GOXHILL PARISH 15 1757-1834
HACCONBY PARISH 11 1753-1832
HAGWORTHINGHAM PARISH 13 1813-1832
HALTHAM PARISH 4 1777-1804
HALTON HOLEGATE PARISH 18 1801-1833
HANNAH CUM HAGNABY PARISH 8 1775-1823
HATTON PARISH 6 1766-1823
HEIGHINGTON [AS/7/17] 1 1754
HELPRINGHAM PARISH 4 1775-1828
HIGH TOYNTON PARISH 1 1755
HOGSTHORPE PARISH 48 1701-1833
HOLTON LE MOOR PARISH 1 1785
HORBLING PARISH 14 1692-1849
HORNCASTLE PARISH 23 1773-1833
HORSINGTON PARISH 12 1740-1834
HUTTOFT PARISH 21 1727-1834
IRBY IN THE MARSH PARISH 1 1838
KEDDINGTON PARISH 1 1825
KIRKBY CUM OSGODBY PARISH 4 1769-1828
KIRMINGTON PARISH 1 1824
KIRTON IN HOLLAND PARISH 62 1808-1843
KIRTON LINDSEY PARISH 42 1726-1828
LANGTON BY WRAGBY PARISH 18 1750-1833
LEGBOURNE 1 1762
LEGBOURNE PARISH 8 1735-1794
LEGSBY PARISH 9 1748-1812
LINCOLN ST BOTOLPH PARISH 4 1708-1780
LONDONTHORPE PARISH 3 1750-1812
LONG BENNINGTON PARISH 17 1777-1824
LONG SUTTON PARISH 10 1763-1789
MANBY PARISH 1 1813
MAREHAM ON THE HILL PARISH 2 1789
MARKET DEEPING PARISH 6 1737-1806
MAVIS ENDERBY PARISH 4 1779-1813
METHERINGHAM PARISH 10 1773-1805
MININGSBY PARISH 2 1768-1771
MINTING PARISH 6 1757-1820
MOORBY PARISH 2 1832-1834
MORTON BY BOURNE PARISH 29 1684-1829
MUMBY PARISH 30 1781-1833
NAVENBY PARISH 22 1754-1833
NETTLETON PARISH 4 1798-1841
NEWTON ON TRENT PARISH 4 1745-1814
NORMANBY BY SPITAL PARISH 1 1828
NORMANTON PARISH 8 1758-1837
NORTH COCKERINGTON PARISH 8 1754-1823
NORTH SCARLE PARISH 9 1765-1818
NORTH SOMERCOTES PARISH 15 1720-1786
NORTH WILLINGHAM PARISH 8 1788-1820
OLD LEAKE PARISH 2 1703-1704
OWERSBY PARISH 2 1821-1822
PICKWORTH PARISH 1 1825
PINCHBECK PARISH 65 1658-1825
POTTERHANWORTH PARISH 10 1803-1831
QUADRING PARISH 14 1746-1824
ROWSTON PARISH 1 1761
RUSKINGTON PARISH 10 1759-1830
SALEBY PARISH 14 1718-1823
SAUSTHORPE PARISH 1 1774
SAXILBY PARISH 9 1740-1803
SCOTTON PARISH 19 1763-1834
SCREMBY PARISH 12 1766-1824
SEMPRINGHAM PARISH 2 1784-1793
SKENDLEBY PARISH 2 1784-1822
SLEAFORD PARISH 84 1731-1833
SOTBY PARISH 1 1825
SOUTH CARLTON PARISH 5 1734-1806
SOUTH COCKERINGTON PARISH 2 1786-1810
SOUTH SOMERCOTES PARISH 1 1791
SPITTLEGATE PARISH 15 1705-1834
STAINFIELD PARISH 9 1765-1829
STAINTON BY LANGWORTH PARISH 2 1777-1817
STALLINGBOROUGH PARISH 14 1750-1834
STAPLEFORD PARISH 7 1769-1822
STICKNEY PARISH 27 1753-1811
STOW PARISH 52 1711-1834
SURFLEET PARISH 32 1752-1832
SUTTERTON PARISH 4 1808-1833
SUTTON ST EDMUND PARISH 18 1787-1830
SWINDERBY PARISH 8 1772-1811
SWINSTEAD PARISH 8 1759-1827
SYSTON PARISH 1 1776
TATTERSHALL 10 1790-1832
TETNEY PARISH 43 1801-1839
THORPE ST PETER PARISH 5 1780-1830
THREEKINGHAM PARISH 8 1777-1826
TORKSEY PARISH 2 1820-1834
TOYNTON ST PETER PARISH 7 1777-1829
UPTON CUM KEXBY PARISH 1 1788
WADDINGTON PARISH 34 1746-1832
WADDINGWORTH PARISH 8 1806-1832
WAINFLEET ALL SAINTS PARISH 4 1776-1781
WALCOT BY BILLINGHAY 38 1745-1834
WASHINGBOROUGH PARISH 16 1754-1831
WELLINGORE PARISH 11 1738-1792
WELTON BY LINCOLN PARISH 12 1744-1830
WELTON LE MARSH PARISH 24 1784-1829
WEST TORRINGTON PARISH 2 1772-1800
WESTON PARISH 29 1742-1829
WHAPLODE DROVE PARISH 3 1776-1831
WHAPLODE PARISH 2 1759-1786
WHITTON PARISH 14 1768-1828
WICKENBY PARISH 1 1812
WIGTOFT PARISH 25 1754-1828
WINTERINGHAM PARISH 1 1787
WINTHORPE PARISH 9 1712-1836
WORLABY BY BRIGG PARISH 4 1826-1829
WYBERTON PARISH 13 1763-1830
YARBOROUGH PARISH 14 1769-1808
Total (161) 2443 1647-1849

Contact details

For more information please contact the Lincolnshire Family History Society.

 

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Baptisms of Frant

Coverage

These records comprise 8,413 baptisms between the years 1545 and 1881.

Contact details

For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society. 

 

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London Dockland Baptisms  

Coverage

These records comprise 407,558 baptisms for London’s dockland areas. Coverage is as follows:

Bermondsey 23,179
Isle of Dogs 7,963
Limehouse 37,961
Mile End 10,376
Millwall 2,408
Newington, Southwark 15,844
Poplar 20,740
Ratcliff 4,783
Shadwell 35,496
Spitalfields 9,554
Stepney 148,708
Wapping 17,081
Whitechapel 73,465

These records were supplied by Docklands Ancestors. Find out more about Docklands Ancestors.

Cornwall Baptisms  

These records comprise 1,084,155 baptisms for Cornwall. Coverage is as follows.

Parish Start year End Year Count

Advent 1676 1837 707
Altarnun 1611 1875 4,345
Antony 1608 1837 5,413
Baldhu 1847 1849 101
Blisland 1563 1859 3,791
Boconnoc 1711 1850 933
Bodmin 1558 1875 18,155
Bodmin - Providence Chapel - Lady Huntingdon 1826 1837 22
Bodmin Circuit - Wesleyan 1798 1837 638
Bolventor 1848 1874 141
Botus Fleming 1547 1861 2,269
Boyton 1568 1871 2,489
Braddock 1578 1850 1,664
Breage 1597 1875 17,506
Breage Circuit - Bible Christian 1821 1837 49
Bude 1837 1860 307
Budock 1652 1875 4,660
Callington 1650 1837 4,093
Calstock 1684 1851 6,990
Camborne 1558 1860 18,787
Camborne Circuit - Wesleyan 1824 1837 292
Canworthy Water Circuit - Bible Christian 1762 1824 14
Cardinham 1701 1875 2,936
Carharrack - Wesleyan Methodist 1820 1851 1,329
Carnmenellis 1846 1849 104
Cawsand - Independent 1810 1837 57
Chacewater 1828 1846 1,696
Charlestown 1847 1849 100
Colan 1597 1875 1,260
Constantine 1572 1875 10,720
Cornelly 1567 1874 823
Crantock 1608 1837 1,370
Creed 1602 1837 3,264
Crowan 1674 1874 13,628
Cubert 1608 1874 1,884
Cuby with Tregony 1611 1874 5,719
Cury 1676 1875 1,814
Davidstow 1676 1837 1,229
Devoran 1873 1881 100
Duloe 1607 1837 3,304
East Looe - Wesleyan 1815 1836 127
Egloshayle 1600 1874 5,781
Egloskerry 1576 1875 2,159
Endellion 1696 1837 3,307
forrabury 1815 1815 1
Falmouth 1600 1839 19,055
Falmouth - All Saints 1890 1895 100
Falmouth - Independent 1783 1837 260
Falmouth - Wesleyan 1803 1837 736
Falmouth Circuit - Bible Christian 1822 1837 412
Feock 1597 1874 4,420
Flushing 1873 1877 100
Flushing - Wesleyan 1814 1837 43
Forrabury 1692 1846 809
Fowey 1543 1901 9,161
Fowey - Mount Zion - Independent 1798 1836 69
Germoe 1610 1875 5,239
Gerrans 1538 1875 5,789
Godolphin 1857 1860 104
Golant - St Sampson 1568 1875 2,654
Gorran 1661 1848 4,491
Grade 1597 1874 1,321
Gulval 1600 1875 6,022
Gunwalloe 1676 1886 1,101
Gwennap 1674 1961 19,110
Gwinear 1560 1874 10,591
Gwithian 1560 1875 2,183
Halsetown 1848 1858 100
Hayle 1888 1890 100
Hayle - Copperhouse Chapel - Wesleyan Methodist 1815 1837 100
Helland 1677 1837 804
Helston 1599 1837 10,949
Helston - Coinage Hall Street - Baptist 1805 1837 104
Helston Circuit - Wesleyan 1804 1837 778
Herodsfoot 1850 1864 100
Hessenford 1834 1838 100
Illogan 1613 1858 11,821
Isles of Scilly 1658 1875 6,814
Isles of Scilly - Bible Christian 1823 1837 41
Isles of Scilly - St Marys - Baptist 1821 1837 69
Isles of Scilly - St Marys - Hugh Town - Wesleyan 1809 1837 99
Jacobstow 1612 1869 2,526
Kea 1607 1837 4,222
Kenwyn 1608 1874 17,145
Kilkhampton 1539 1875 6,268
Kilkhampton Circuit - Bible Christian 1817 1879 962
Kilkhampton Circuit - Wesleyan Methodist 1839 1860 100
Ladock 1669 1875 2,909
Lamorran 1612 1871 573
Landewednack 1578 1837 1,428
Landrake 1585 1812 3,246
Landrake with St Erney 1813 1837 650
Landulph 1540 1872 3,924
Laneast 1676 1874 724
Lanherne - Roman Catholic 1711 1819 94
Lanhydrock 1561 1900 1,585
Lanivet 1608 1875 4,354
Lanlivery 1583 1874 5,295
Lanner 1869 1871 100
Lanreath 1555 1875 4,997
Lansallos 1682 1837 2,724
Lanteglos by Camelford 1684 1856 3,811
Lanteglos by Fowey 1674 1836 2,657
Lanteglos By Camelford 1700 1700 1
Launcells 1618 1836 2,633
Launceston - Castle Street - Independent 1777 1837 335
Launceston - St Mary Magdalene 1650 1837 9,039
Launceston - St Mary Magdalene - Wesleyan 1792 1837 914
Lawhitton 1700 1901 1,717
Lesnewth 1682 1837 290
Lewannick 1660 1837 2,016
Lezant 1539 1837 4,316
Linkinhorne 1576 1875 5,958
Liskeard 1691 1840 7,569
Liskeard Circuit - Wesleyan Methodist 1804 1837 500
Little Petherick 1706 1812 414
Looe 1846 1849 100
Lostwithiel 1602 1837 3,800
Lostwithiel - Independent 1805 1837 31
Ludgvan 1566 1874 10,742
Luxulyan 1594 1875 6,854
Luxulyan Circuit - Bible Christian 1820 1837 484
Mabe 1654 1875 1,812
Madron 1570 1875 11,477
Maker 1630 1843 11,844
Manaccan 1597 1874 2,594
Marazion 1813 1857 1,514
Marhamchurch 1559 1837 2,559
Mawgan in Meneage 1559 1859 4,856
Mawgan in Pydar 1608 1875 3,281
Mawnan 1588 1874 3,196
Menheniot 1554 1846 6,702
Merther 1646 1874 1,469
Mevagissey 1590 1874 9,176
Mevagissey - Independent 1786 1837 445
Michaelstow 1680 1837 557
Michaelstow Circuit - Bible Christian 1822 1837 201
Millbrook 1867 1870 100
Minster 1697 1804 173
Mithian 1849 1863 100
Morvah 1653 1875 1,625
Morval 1543 1837 3,847
Morwenstow 1558 1877 5,166
Mount Hawke 1839 1852 99
Mullion 1598 1874 3,374
Mylor 1607 1875 8,566
Mylor Bridge - Wesleyan 1815 1837 19
Newlyn 1851 1874 709
Newlyn East 1560 1874 7,701
Newquay 1882 1886 100
North Hill 1619 1875 4,036
North Petherwin 1653 1838 3,338
North Tamerton 1556 1837 2,768
Otterham 1665 1915 995
Padstow 1600 1837 6,860
Padstow - Wesleyan Methodist 1820 1837 40
Par 1849 1901 1,358
Paul 1558 1874 16,278
Pelynt 1614 1837 2,432
Pencoys 1881 1887 100
Pendeen 1800 1875 2,495
Penharget Chapel 1827 1831 99
Penponds 1854 1860 100
Penryn - New Street - Independent 1806 1837 220
Penryn - Wesleyan 1813 1837 194
Penwerris 1848 1858 100
Penzance 1701 1824 8,206
Penzance - East Street Lower Meeting 1791 1837 165
Penzance - St John 1881 1883 100
Penzance - St Paul 1866 1871 100
Penzance - Wesleyan 1805 1837 466
Penzance Circuit - Bible Christian 1821 1837 55
Perranarworthal 1598 1874 4,719
Perranuthnoe 1562 1887 4,615
Perranzabuloe 1558 1836 7,052
Phillack 1560 1874 8,850
Philleigh 1613 1874 1,723
Pillaton 1557 1900 2,608
Polperro - Wesleyan Methodist 1817 1837 136
Porthleven 1846 1848 100
Portscatho - Independent 1826 1836 14
Poughill 1537 1875 2,809
Poundstock 1597 1852 2,991
Probus 1597 1875 6,304
Probus - Wesleyan 1815 1837 67
Quaker Births 1609 1837 2,048
Quethiock 1574 1852 4,516
Rame 1653 1837 3,497
Redruth - Primitive Methodist 1832 1837 146
Redruth - St Andrew 1884 1887 100
Redruth - St Uny 1561 1837 24,471
Redruth - Wesleyan Methodist 1803 1837 277
Roche 1571 1875 5,847
Ruan Lanihorne 1608 1874 1,648
Ruan Major 1610 1837 710
Ruan Minor 1608 1874 1,443
st ives 1813 1813 1
Saltash 1697 1837 3,613
Saltash - Wesleyan 1820 1837 89
Sancreed 1566 1875 5,844
Sennen 1700 1847 1,835
Sheviock 1624 1871 2,546
Sithney 1667 1875 8,605
South Hill 1676 1837 1,518
South Petherwin 1656 1837 3,044
St Agnes 1597 1837 18,771
St Agnes - Goonown Chapel - Wesleyan 1800 1838 152
St Agnes - Peterville - Independent 1807 1837 37
St Allen 1611 1875 2,605
St Anthony in Meneage 1597 1874 1,391
St Anthony in Roseland 1623 1874 849
St Austell 1696 1875 18,758
St Austell - Independent 1786 1834 98
St Austell - Wesleyan 1802 1837 880
St Blazey 1608 1875 5,785
St Breock 1690 1851 3,766
St Breward 1567 1875 4,025
St Buryan 1653 1847 5,486
St Cleer 1597 1837 4,018
St Clement 1543 1837 5,751
St Clether 1640 1875 782
St Columb Major 1540 1838 11,628
St Columb Major - Bethesda Chapel - Independent 1788 1837 144
St Columb Minor 1560 1876 7,914
St Day 1833 1838 751
St Dennis 1687 1874 2,914
St Dominick 1559 1875 4,137
St Enoder 1570 1874 6,935
St Erme 1672 1875 2,002
St Erney 1555 1811 687
St Erth 1563 1875 8,825
St Ervan 1602 1874 1,984
St Ervan - Bible Christian 1820 1837 310
St Eval 1631 1874 1,595
St Ewe 1560 1875 7,051
St Gennys 1687 1874 2,149
St Germans 1583 1837 11,484
St Giles in the Heath 1653 1902 1,715
St Gluvias 1599 1874 18,267
St Hilary 1687 1875 9,665
St Issey 1596 1874 4,188
St Ive 1682 1887 1,776
St Ives 1651 1816 10,489
St Ives - Primitive Methodist 1832 1837 54
St Ives - Sion Chapel - Lady Huntingdon 1792 1837 182
St Ives - Wesleyan 1818 1836 53
St John 1649 1900 1,376
St Juliot 1682 1900 746
St Just in Penwith 1612 1875 19,600
St Just in Roseland 1540 1853 7,247
St Keverne 1580 1874 14,665
St Kew 1571 1874 6,135
St Keyne 1539 1837 1,122
St Levan 1699 1875 1,768
St Mabyn 1562 1837 3,645
St Martin by Looe 1597 1837 4,646
St Martin in Meneage 1571 1875 2,433
St Martin In Meneage 1652 1661 46
St Mawes - Calvinistic Independent 1798 1837 23
St Mawes - Wesleyan 1813 1837 57
St Mellion 1561 1880 2,647
St Merryn 1616 1877 2,457
St Mewan 1607 1875 5,215
St Michael Caerhays 1677 1837 345
St Michael Penkivel 1546 1874 1,401
St Minver 1558 1877 6,402
St Neot 1549 1858 7,551
St Neot - Bible Christian 1818 1837 280
St Pinnock 1682 1868 2,035
St Stephen by Launceston 1568 1837 4,441
St Stephen in Brannel 1603 1879 9,272
St Stephen In Brannel 1820 1820 1
St Stephens by Saltash 1679 1853 5,251
St Teath 1610 1846 4,700
St Thomas by Launceston 1685 1880 1,714
St Tudy 1570 1875 3,263
St Veep 1676 1837 1,760
St Wenn 1608 1875 2,402
St Winnow 1612 1837 3,013
Stithians 1597 1875 10,205
Stithians - Wesleyan Methodist 1844 1858 384
Stoke Climsland 1675 1837 4,087
Stratton 1611 1860 4,921
Talland 1617 1837 4,179
Tintagel 1678 1837 2,487
Torpoint 1819 1828 358
Torpoint - Bethel Chapel - Independent 1815 1837 133
Towednack 1676 1837 2,093
Treleigh 1862 1864 100
Tremaine 1674 1874 362
Treneglos 1676 1837 677
Treslothan 1845 1848 100
Tresmere 1625 1875 665
Trevalga 1685 1844 489
Treverbyn 1847 1883 103
Trewen 1616 1905 1,287
Truro - Bethesda Chapel - Independent 1769 1837 585
Truro - Bible Christian 1821 1841 225
Truro - Castle St Chapel - Methodist New Connexion 1834 1837 47
Truro - Kenwyn Street - Calvinistic Baptist 1760 1836 293
Truro - St George 1847 1850 100
Truro - St John 1852 1853 100
Truro - St Mary's 1597 1875 14,860
Truro - St Mary's - Wesleyan 1805 1853 841
Truro - St Paul 1865 1866 103
Tuckingmill 1845 1847 100
Tywardreath 1608 1875 7,477
Uny Lelant 1669 1874 5,434
Veryan 1602 1875 5,195
Virginstow 1730 1837 483
Warbstow 1681 1805 376
Warleggan 1538 1875 2,031
Week St Mary 1602 1837 3,532
Wendron 1562 1837 15,483
Werrington 1663 1901 2,309
West Looe - Independent 1776 1836 158
Whitstone 1597 1874 1,988
Withiel 1567 1874 2,569
Zennor 1599 1837 2,137

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Wrightington Hall, Lancashire baptisms

Coverage

These records contain 1,914 baptisms for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

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Parish Records Collection

1. Parish Registers
2. National Burial Index
3. City of London Burials
4. Other Burials
   • Fields Explained
   • Suffolk "Early" Burial Index
   • Elmton, Derbyshire burials
   • Burials of non-residents in north and east Cheshire
   • Halifax St John’s burial registers
   • Sussex Burials
   • Bradford Parish Church Burials
   • Lincolnshire cemetery registers
   • Lincolnshire Workhouse Deaths
   • Elland St. Mary’s Burial Registers (1714-1843)
   • Dorset Burial Index
   • Bradford Burial Index
   • Pontefract District Burials
   • Burials for Oldham & district, Lancashire
   • Liverpool burials
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Death Index
   • Northumberland and Durham Burials
   • Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire
   • Huntingdonshire Burials
   • Selby Cemetery, Yorkshire
   • Cambridgeshire Burials
   • Billingshurst, Sussex, Burial and Probate
   • Montgomeryshire Burials
   • Dunchurch Burials
   • Rugby Burials
   • Burials of Frant, Sussex
   • Glamorgan Burial Index
   • Cornwall burials
   • Brayton, St Wilfred burials
   • Wrightington burials
   • Memorial inscriptions
   • Cemetery Burials and Memorial Inscriptions for Victoria (1835-1997)
   • Victoria funeral notices (1981-1997)
5. Marriages
   • Glamorgan Marriage Index pre-1837
   • Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds
   • Elmton, Derbyshire Marriages
   • Tunbridge Wells area Marriages
   • Derbyshire Marriages
   • Halifax St John Marriages
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Marriage Index
   • Suffolk Marriage Index
   • Elland St Mary"s Marriage Registers
   • Suffolk Marriage Index (1813-37)
   • West Middlesex Marriage Index
   • Lincolnshire Marriage Licence Bonds and Allegations
   • Liverpool Marriages
   • Pontefract District Marriages
   • Somerset Marriages (pre-1754)
   • Somerset Marriages (post-1754)
   • Marriages Prestwich, Lancashire
   • Cleveland Marriages
   • Dorset Marriages
   • Cambridgeshire Marriages
   • Cambridgeshire Banns
   • Tunbridge Wells Congregational Marriages
   • Northumberland and Durham Marriages
   • Non-conformist registers of Chepstow, Monmouthshire
   • Billingshurst Marriages
   • Montgomeryshire Marriages
   • Dunchurch Marriages
   • Rugby Marriages
   • Pontypool Marriage Announcements
   • Marriages of Frant, Sussex
   • Overseas marriages
   • Cornwall marriages
   • Wrightington marriages
   • Wrightington banns
6. Baptisms
   • Suffolk Baptism Index
   • Elmton, Derbyshire Baptisms
   • Tunbridge Wells Baptisms
   • Halifax St. John’s Baptism registers
   • Elland St. Mary’s Baptism Registers
   • North Yorkshire Non-conformist Baptisms
   • Wiltshire Baptisms
   • Mid-Norfolk Baptisms
   • Durham Baptisms
   • North Yorkshire Baptisms
   • Dorset Baptism Index
   • Pontefract District Baptisms
   • Northumberland and Durham Baptisms
   • Cambridgeshire Baptisms
   • Liverpool Baptisms
   • Tunbridge Wells Congregational Baptisms
   • Huddersfield and District Baptisms
   • Derbyshire Registrar"s Birth Index
   • Billingshurst, Sussex, Baptisms
   • Montgomeryshire Baptisms
   • Dunchurch Baptisms
   • Rugby Baptisms
   • Lincolnshire Parish Bastardy Cases
   • Baptisms of Frant, Sussex
   • London Dockland Baptisms
   • Cornwall baptisms
   • Wrightington baptisms

Parish registers

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Parish registers – an introduction

Parish records are by far the most important source for family historians before 1837. Else Churchill of the Society of Genealogists explains how to get the best from them...

After working through the civil records of birth, marriage and death and looking at the Victorian censuses, the next step is to use church records. By this we mean the parish registers of the established church recording baptisms, marriages and burials.

These records survive for most parishes and form the basis of family research back (if you are lucky) to the 16th century in England and Wales and to the 17th century in Scotland.

Most of the original copies of registers for nearly 12,000 parishes in the United Kingdom have been deposited in record offices. Since its foundation in 1911 the Society of Genealogists has been collecting copies or transcripts of these records and there are many indexes or finding aids that can be used to help find the information you want within them.

It’s useful to have some idea of the historical context that affects how registers were used. It would be nice to say that all parish registers date back to 1538 when they were introduced in England and Wales, but in fact only about 800 survive from then.

A further enactment decreed that the registers, originally written on loose sheets of paper should be copied up into parchment books but many vicars only recorded the registers from the beginning of the reign of Elizabeth I in 1559. From 1598 copies of the registers were to be sent each year to the Bishop. These copies, usually known as bishops’ transcripts (BTs) or sometimes register bills were stored in the Bishop’s registry. 

Civil wars can of course be disastrous for the keeping of records and there are often gaps in the registers in the period leading up to and shortly after the Civil War and the Interregnum (especially from about 1645-1660).

Information in earlier registers can differ with some recording baptisms, marriages and burials together on the page, some keeping them separate. Some can be more informative than others, depending almost at whim on what the vicar chose to note down. In 1753 Hardwick"s Marriage Act for the "preventing of Clandestine Marriages" sought to prevent abuses of the marriage system and to regularise the recording of legal marriages.

It introduced the keeping of a separate marriage registers and ensured that marriages occurred only in an authorised Anglican church or chapel, after the calling of banns or the issuing of a licence permitting marriage. Banns were to be recorded either in the register or a separate book, so separate marriage registers begin on 25 March 1754.

As Quakers and Jews were found to be very particular in recording marriages, they were exempt from the act but Catholics and Protestant nonconformists were no longer permitted to marry in their own churches or chapels. Rose"s Act of 1812 “for the better regulating and preserving of parish and other registers of births, baptisms, marriages and burials” established that separate registers should be provided to record baptisms and burials and prescribed the minimum information that should be recorded for the event.

As a consequence, all registers will start again from 1813, usually on pre-printed and numbered forms so as to avoid the possibility of fraudulent alterations. At certain times stamp duties and taxes were levied on entries in registers that undoubtedly caused people to avoid the costs of these important ceremonies. This means that you might not find an entry you are seeking especially during the period 1694-1706 or 1784-94. So, how do you start?

Identify the parish

Generally researchers turn to parish registers to look for a baptism, marriage or burial in a particular place having gained a clue to the parish concerned from other sources such as the census. The first thing to establish is whether or not that place was a parish in its own right or was in fact a township or hamlet in another parish.

As the population of the country increased rapidly at the beginning of the 19th century, many new ecclesiastical parishes were created from older ancient parishes. A good contemporary gazetteer should help. The Phillimore Atlas and Index of Parish Registers (Cecil Humphery-Smith, Phillimore, 2003) includes maps and lists all of the ancient parishes within English and Welsh counties together with similar information for Scotland.

It will give brief notes on the coverage of the registers and says where the original records are held. The Society of Genealogists produces a series of more informative guides to registers known as the National Index of Parish Registers, arranged county by county. All record offices produce guides to the registers they hold and nearly all have useful websites that include this information.

Printed registers

Before you dive straight into trying to decipher the handwriting in old registers, it is worth checking whether anyone has transcribed the registers.

It is usually easier to read a transcript than an early original, especially when the baptisms, marriages and burials may be recorded together, or baptisms were at the front of the register and burials recorded upside down at the back.

A list of all the Society’s copies can be found on its website and small booklets listing the various county sources in the library can be purchased.

Usually parish registers have been microfilmed or microfiched to preserve the originals and it is rare today to handle the old documents.

Whether you are looking at microform copies or printed transcripts it is important to keep careful notes of what years you have searched and note all relevant entries.

It might be difficult to remember much later whether you confined your search to one individual or whether you abstracted all entries of a given surname for a certain period. Make notes of what you searched for.

Marriages

As marriage records were often important documents for the couple it is suggested that when a marriage is recorded the information is usually quite accurate. That doesn"t mean that all couples married according the rules of the church or at the appropriate time or place.

As we have seen above, Hardwick"s Act was introduced to tighten up abuses that had been happening. It is always worth checking how the marriage took place, as extra information might be useful.

The banns book might record where either party were living if not of that parish. You will often see the abbreviation "otp" meaning of this parish noted in registers.

If the marriage was by licence, the allegation (a sworn statement by the couple alleging there be no impediment to the marriage) might give indication of age or parents if one of the parties was a minor (under 21).

Remember that until 1929 boys could marry at the age of 14 and girls at 12, provided permission was received from the parents.

Parents are seldom recorded in marriage registers but after 1754 witnesses must be noted and they may be family members and hence useful clues. Usually the marital status and place of residence of the bride and groom will only be noted after 1812. 

Burials

Always remember to kill off your ancestor!

You haven"t proved a relationship until you are sure that your candidate didn"t die in childhood thus making it impossible for him to father children later on. In earlier registers often only the name of the person buried is entered which can make it difficult to identify a specific individual.

In very early registers the only indication that it is a child who was buried rather than an adult might be a reference to ‘chrisom’ child, an infant who has died shortly after baptism.

It"s only after 1812 that all registers noted the name, age and abode, so making the registers much more useful to genealogists. In 1801 it was noted that, while very good, burial registers could be deficient because of the following causes:

• Many Nonconformist congregations built their own burial grounds after the Toleration Act of 1689, as did Jews and Catholics in London
• Some persons interred their dead without ceremony, perhaps to avoid fees or taxes
• Children who died before they were christened may not have been buried
• Ministers may have been negligent.

Baptisms

Remember the baptism entry is not the same as the birthday and the first term should not be used when you mean the latter.

Usually the baptism occurs quite soon after the birth: a matter of days or weeks depending on the period involved and custom of the area.

If a child is sickly it may be baptised privately at home, possibly by the midwife who was licensed to christen the child if needed. After its recovery the infant might be received into the church and this may be what is noted in the registers.

Occasionally families avoided the church, perhaps from conviction or a wish to avoid paying money but there might come a time that the church catches up with them, perhaps when the eldest daughter comes to marry.

That can be an instance when you might find indication of adult baptisms or a group of children being baptised together at a much later age than usual.

Although Nonconformists had to marry according to the rights of the established church from 1754, they certainly did not have to get their children baptised and you might well have to look much further a field.

Parish records - indexes and aids

Don"t panic if you are faced with a large register with many entries to plough through or don't have any idea when someone might have been baptised or married.

One of the delights of family history is that so many people have collaborated to make records easier to use, and this is largely by creating name indexes to a large number of registers.

The biggest database of entries from registers is of course the International Genealogical Index or IGI.

Remember - as good historians you must check the entry in the original record whenever you find a useful entry in the index. The index is probably abbreviated in some way and will probably not include all that can be found in the register. You might miss vital clues if you only use the indexes, but using them will of course save you valuable time.

Boyd's marriage index (England) 1538 - c1837 at Society of Genealogists and online. This is an index to English marriages taken from parish marriage registers, marriage licences and Bishop´s Transcripts.

The Pallot marriage index for London and some other counties 1780 -1837, to be found at the Institute of Heraldic & Genealogical Studies or online.

County Marriage indexes are listed in Marriage and Census Indexes for Family Historians, Jeremy Gibson and Elizabeth Hamson, Federation of Family History Societies, 2000

The National Burial Index is a finding aid to baptisms and marriages containing information from parish, non-conformist and cemetery burial registers. The entries come from different types of sources, for example, parish registers, bishop's transcripts, earlier transcripts or printed registers.

Scottish Old Parochial Registers indexes for births (or baptisms), marriages (or banns), deaths and burials from 1553 - 1854. 

Clandestine marriages

Marriages that took place clandestinely or irregularly, flouting church rules, are more difficult to track down.

Some parishes such as St James Dukes Place and Holy Trinity Minories in London or Dale Abbey in Derbyshire were notorious as irregular marrying places, either because the vicar behaved incorrectly, permitting marriages without banns or licence for example, or the area was exempt from ecclesiastical law.

The area around the Fleet Prison was infamous for disreputable parsons, often prisoners themselves, performing marriages of sorts. Some of these priests kept rough memoranda or notes on the ceremonies they performed and some 350,000 couples are recorded into the Fleet Registers now held in series RG7 (on film at the Family Record Centre).

Between 1653 and 1660 an attempt was made by Parliament to allow magistrates to perform marriages as a local 'register' or registrar. These marriages may only be recorded in the parish register much later after the restoration of the monarchy when this unpopular measure was withdrawn.  

Parish registers – vicars’ notes.

The notes occasionally made by vicars can be quite illuminating

Here's a page from St Weonards Baptismal Registers for 1826, demonstrating how illegitimate children are typically noted. Sometimes the vicar makes comments about the morality of families.
In the case of the entry for Elizabeth daughter of Susan Smith, evidence of such abuse would be shocking to our modern eyes but this is one of the rare occasions when we can guess what the village gossips would be talking about.
This entry was happened across accidentally as I was looking for one of my ancestors born in the same parish. [Entry reads: ‘Elizabeth daughter of Susan Smith, illegitimate. The father supposed to be either her own brother or (more probably) the wanton preacher who was lodging in the family!!! A wolf in sheep's clothing!!!!’]

Dates in registers

Julian and Gregorian calendars

Note that the church's year hasn't always started in January. In 1752 the use of the old style calendar known as the Julian Calendar was abandoned in favour of the new style Gregorian Calendar.
Under the old style dating system the year began on 25 March and continued through to the 24 March following.
However much of the rest of Europe had changed to the new style and often the dates noted in registers between 31 December and 24 March would be recorded in what was known as double dating using both the old and new style, for example 16 January 1746/7 or perhaps 16 January 1746 "OS" (old style) and 1747 ‘NS’ (new style).
If you see a date in an index, for example in the IGI, between 1 January and 24 March and before 1752 you must make sure that the double dating problem has been taken into account. If you can't find the entry in the original entry in the year you are expecting, look a year either side.

Data and dates at the Society of Genealogists

The Society of Genealogists has been collecting copies and transcripts of records. Here’s a guide to what you’ll find

1538 Loose papers
1558 Books copied up from Elizabeth I
1598 Bishops Transcripts
1645 - 1660 Civil War/ Commonwealth gap
1694-1706 Tax on registration
1753 Hardwick's Marriage Act (separate registers from 1754)
1812 Rose’s Act (dedicated christening and burial registers)

Locating registers

Most older registers have been deposited in a record office

English parish registers are held in local County or Metropolitan Record Offices 
Welsh registers are at the National Library of Wales or Welsh County Record Offices
Scottish registers before 1855 are held at General Register Office for Scotland.

Frank opinions

This is the first page of the baptism registers for Spilsby in Lincolnshire in 1813. The new printed forms gave a space for the vicar to record the occupation of the father and mother.

In this case the Reverend Trollope is more than frank in his opinions on Liddy Day and Mary Wynne writing that her occupation was "Whore".

Presumably he caught up with Liddy and insisted it was about time she get both her children baptised. Because the date of this register is so removed from our generation the entries are both interesting and amusing (though of course it would not have been so funny at the time!)

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2. National Burial Index

Putting parish burial registers online

The project of creating the National Burial Index began in 1994 and was first published in 2001 and contained 5.4 million records. The burial records, derived from parish registers, bishops' transcripts, earlier transcripts or printed registers by local family history society volunteers have continued to grow, so much so that a second edition, containing 13 million records, was published in 2004.

Pre-1837 records

The majority of the records cover the period from 1813 - 1850 but the index does extend significantly in both directions from these dates. 

Find parish burial records

The National Burial Index (NBI) for England and Wales assists family historians in finding burial records and, in doing so, complements the International Genealogical Index (IGI) which is mainly a finding aid to baptisms and marriages. The NBI is becoming a national archive, giving worldwide access to sources held by those local repositories and family history societies and groups participating in the project.
Read more about the Federation of Family History Societies’ National Burial Index project here
See a list of contributing Family History Societies:

Burial registers, memorial transcriptions and grave images

The first phase of the project is to put the NBI online at findmypast. This will then be supplemented with full burial register transcriptions, memorial inscriptions and even images of the graves where these are available from member societies.

Church of England, Catholic and Non-Conformist burial records

There are traditionally three types of Christian in England:

Church of England

The majority of burials recorded in the National Burial Index are for members of The Church of England, the Established Church in the UK.

The Church of England, or Anglican Church, grew out of the Protestant Reformation and as such does not recognise Papal Authority.

The highest authority in the Church of England is the British Monarch, to whom an oath of allegiance is sworn by all Anglican clergy.

A Church of England parish usually consists of one church and a single community of worshippers, although sizes can vary depending upon the density of a local population. As can be seen from the City of London Burial Indexes, the ‘Square Mile’ of London alone was home to 98 churches at one time.

Some larger parishes had outlying chapels attached to a mother church, in order to allow more remote or affluent parishioners the ability to worship away from the community. These chapels would not have registered births, marriages or deaths however; this responsibility would have remained with the mother church.

Each parish kept its own burial register, a copy of which was then in turn sent to the headquarters of the relevant Diocese. A Diocese refers to all of the parishes which fall under the jurisdiction of any one diocesan Bishop.

This copy, The Bishops’ Transcript, was not always complete or forthcoming, and in many cases may be less full than the parish register. Illegitimate children and comments on parishioners were usually excluded from the Bishops’ Transcript. The originals remained with their respective parishes until recently; many have now been deposited with County Record Offices.

Roman Catholic

Organised along a similar line to the Anglican Church, with regard to hierarchy, a Catholic parish church refers to one building, serving one spiritual community. Unlike the Protestant Church, however, the highest authority for British Catholics is the Pope, and not the British Monarch.

The Catholic Church in Britain was the subject of persecution following Henry VIII’s move to separate worship from Rome. In the three hundred years following this, Catholicism in Britain was suppressed and outlawed, to the point of near-extinction.

Following the Napoleonic War, Britain’s relationship with Catholic countries, and the faith itself, improved. Prior to this, under the terms of the Test and Corporation Acts, Catholics and Non-Conformists were subject to religious testing in order to serve in public office – anyone professing beliefs other than that of the Established Church was banned from office. The 1829 Catholic Emancipation Act restored Catholics to full public life.

As a result of the prolonged repression of Catholicism, many areas would not have a Roman Catholic Church. In rural areas, Catholicism was mainly the preserve of the landed gentry, who tended to have their own private chapels.

Non-Conformist

Non-Conformists are Protestant Christians who worship outside of the Established Church of England, due to differing views on hierarchy and religious freedom.

These were the Dissenters – break-away sects who thought that the Church of England was not observant or devout enough and/or only catered for the propertied classes.

Non-Conformist groups included:

• Baptists
• Congregationalists
• Methodists
• Presbyterians
• Puritans
• Quakers (Society of Friends)
• Unitarians

Quakers and Jews were allowed to keep their own birth, marriage and death registers, due in part to the differences in their ceremonies to that of the Established Church, and also their aptitude for keeping records. None of the other denominations of Non-Conformists were exempted, for this reason many of them married in Church of England ceremonies following the 1754 Hardwicke Act.

These Christians felt that the Reformation and subsequent establishment of the Church of England didn’t go far enough, and were hostile towards the involvement of the monarchy in the Church. Oliver Cromwell’s rule was based on puritanical, dissenting values.

They worshipped in (usually plain-looking) chapels or, in the case, of Quakers, in Meeting Houses.

In many localities, for a long time the Anglican churchyard was the only available place of burial, so Non-Conformists tended to be buried there and to appear in the parish burial registers even though they were not members of the Church of England.

Non-denominational and Atheist burials

A non-denominational burial ground is one that’s available for the deceased of any religious community, or atheists.  

Atheists were also buried in Church of England burial grounds, usually in the main consecrated area despite their wish not to, or in the specially laid-aside non-consecrated area.

This was often where those who had committed suicide, ladies of ill repute and murderers found their final resting place.

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3. City of London Burials

Introduction by John Hanson

Searching for burials in London is never easy and the problem is worse in the City of London itself, where there were 98 churches within the so-called "Square Mile", or historic core of the city. Add to this the fact that the General Register Office (GRO) death indexes from their start in 1837 to 1865 do not display the age at death and the problem is exacerbated.

Parish registers include the age at death from at least 1813, but this is no help if you have no idea where within the area a person was buried. However, burials in the City ceased in 1853 and in fact in many of its parishes had slowed down well before then, with fresh interments moving to the new burial grounds outside the city.

The original City of London Burial Index was created by Cliff Webb and produced by the West Surrey Family History Society in 1991 and re-issued in 1997. This index has now been added to findmypast.com and contains details from 75 of the 98 churches within the City of London (the so-called “square mile”).

Having realised the shortfall, Monnica Stevens calculated that, as there were 38,000 entries in Cliff Webb’s original index, there should be only about 10,000 in the remainder, and decided to transcribe the burial registers of the outstanding 23 churches. After a couple of parishes, however, Monnica discovered that the missing churches were mainly the large ones and, in all, these produced nearly 80,000 burials.

Burial records for one church in the City are excluded from the index. This is St Peter ad Vincula, the chapel in the Tower of London, records for which are still in the Tower. Despite repeated requests for access to index the register, to date permission has not been granted.

It was then decided to expand the index, including burial grounds (such as Bunhill Fields and Spa Fields) and the ring of parishes on the fringe of the city, including those south of the River Thames. Burial grounds such as Spa Fields catered mostly but by no means exclusively for Non-Conformist rather than Anglican burials.

Below you will find a detailed alphabetical list of the churches and burial grounds, including the range of dates for each.

Having completed that project, we are now going back in time and indexing the period from 1754 to 1812.

The database now contains 349,373 entries. Each entry of Monnica Stevens’s is a complete abstract of the record – please note that there is no additional information in the original register.

In this sense, then, the database is not so much an index, or finding aid, but a full transcription.

However, the original City of London Burial Index created by Cliff Webb is more of an index, and is not a full transcription: in most cases, the month and address fields have not been transcribed.

Each record on Find My Past is attributed to one or the other source, so you will be able to determine whether there may be additional details in the original burial register.

All entries within the burial registers in question have been transcribed, with the exception of those which were for the unidentified and unidentifiable (for example, "a drowned man"). Entries which were forename-only, or surname-only, are included.

For further information on London burials, we recommend the 2005 7th edition of Greater London Cemeteries and Crematoria by Patricia Wolfston and revised by Cliff Webb, published by The Society of Genealogists.

The list below will give you more information about each church – the dates for which we have burial records, the number of burials in the database, the location and any other interesting snippets. The churches that have been recently added as part of the Cliff Webb Index can be found by scrolling to the bottom.

Churches and burial grounds featured in the City of London Burials database

All Hallows, Barking
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1861
Number of records: 1,620
All Hallows, otherwise known as All-Hallows by the Tower, is located on Byward Street, EC3. Samuel Pepys watched The Great Fire of London from the Tower of All Hallows 'and there saw the saddest sight of desolation that I ever saw. Everywhere great flames.'The Church is still open for worship, concerts and exhibitions – to find out more, visit http://www.allhallowsbythetower.org.uk/index.htm

Austin Friars Dutch Church
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1853
Number of records: 57
This Dutch Church, located in Austin Friars EC2, traces its origins to Edward VI allowing Dutch Protestant refugees to make use of the nave of a church belonging to the Austin Friars (Augustine Monks). The Church was destroyed in 1940 by German bombs in the Blitz, then rebuilt 10 years later. An engraving from 1815 can be seen at http://www.londonancestor.com/views/dutch-church.htm.
For more information, see http://www.dutchchurch.org.uk/indexeng.htm

Bridewell Precinct
Burial records coverage: 1813 - 1844
Number of records: 385
This precinct, or area surrounding a place of worship, contained the Bridewell Chapel and Bridewell Royal Hospital. Bridewell Chapel was united with St Bride, Fleet Street in 1864.

Bunhill Fields
Burial records coverage: 1788 – 1853
Number of records: 47,622
Bunhill Fields is located on City Road, Islington. It was primarily, although not exclusively, a cemetery for Nonconformists: Christians who did not belong to the Church of England. The Nonconformists buried at Bunhill Fields include amongst their number John Bunyan, Daniel Defoe and William Blake; the last of whom is contained in our searchable records. The Poet Robert Southey called Bunhill Fields 'the Campo Santo of the Dissenters,' (Campo Santo being an Italian or Spanish term for cemetery, literally meaning 'Holy Field'). More information can be found at http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/Corporation/living_environment/open_spaces/bunhill.htm

Fetter Lane, Independent
Burial records coverage: 1786 - 1801
Number of records covered: 19
The Fetter Lane Independent Chapel was founded in 1660 and was rebuilt in 1732.  John Wesley preached in this new chapel in 1737. Thomas Goodwin, one-time chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, was a pastor at the Church. John Spurgeon, the father of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, known as ‘The Prince of Preachers’ was another of its pastors. 

Fetter Lane, Moravian
Burial records coverage: 1742 - 1837
Number of records covered: 801
The Fetter Lane Moravian Church was born out of the Society of the same name, linked inextricably to John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, in its early days. The Church was destroyed in the Second World War but is now reopened in Chelsea. Visit the Church’s website.

Golden Lane
Burial records coverage: 1833 – 1853
Number of records: 17,856
The site of Golden Lane, in the Borough of Islington, has been subject to a number of developments since it stopped accepting burials in 1853. It is presently being converted into an educational and sports facility

Hamburg German Lutheran at Holy Trinity The Less
Burial records coverage: 1813 – 1847
Number of records: 35
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