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Scotland, West Lothian, Torphichen Parish Registers 1673-1714
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St Thomas, Crookes 1859-1973, St Mary Walkley 1880-1901 and Wadsley Church 1835-1903 (7th May 1891 to 11th January 1895 missing) Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in three parish churchyards in north west Sheffield. The Wadsley records contain a number of burials of patients of the nearby South Yorkshire Lunatic Asylum (later Middlewood Hospital). Burials between 7th May 1891 and 11th January 1895 have not been transcribed because the register cannot be located.
St George Portobello 1830-1899 Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in the churchyard of this Million-pound church built to serve the populous area to the immediate west of the city centre.
Beauchief Abbey 1813-1898, Christ Church Dore 1829-1967, Christ Church Fulwood 1839-1908 and St. James Norton 1813-1947 Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in four parish churchyards serving the far south and south west of Sheffield - With the exception of Fulwood these parishes were part of North-east Derbyshire until a boundary reorganisation in 1934. The Monumental Inscriptions of the gravestones in the churchyard of Christ Church Dore are also available for download.
Christ Church Stannington 1830-1931, Church of the Ascension Oughtibridge 1843-1942, St Mary Bolsterstone 1813-1856 and St Nicholas Bradfield 1813-1899 Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in the churchyards of four parishes located in countryside to the north and west of Sheffield. Bradfield originated as a daughter church of the parish of Ecclesfield in the middle ages. Transcriptions of baptisms and marriages at the Church of the Ascension Oughtibridge church and the Memorial Inscriptions at St Nicholas Bradfield are also available for download.
St. Philip Shalesmoor 1829-1905 & 1918 and Wardsend Cemetery 1857-1905 Burial Records
Transcriptions of burials in the churchyard of St. Philip's and its cemetery at Wardsend. This parish church served a large working class community to the north west of the city centre. Wardsend Cemetery in the Upper Don Valley was opened in 1857 to cater for parish burials when the small churchyard became full. Includes some military bruials from Hillsborough Barracks.