Oxfordshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages). Cassington 1673-1837, Chipping Norton 1560-1837, Crowell 1602-1812, Eynsham 1653-1837, Hanborough 1560-1837, Northmoor 1654-1837, Pyrton 1563-1812, Standlake 1559-1837, Stanton Harcourt 1653-1837, Wootton 1564-1837, Yarnton 1569-1837.... More Info
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Transcriptions of burials in the churchyards of three parishes in the north of Sheffield. The growth of Chapeltown in the far north of Sheffield during the nineteenth century was stimulated by the establishment of the company of Newton Chambers, while the village of Ecclesfield to the north of Sheffield boasts a fine medieval building known as the 'minster of the moors'. This parish covered a larg...More Info
Transcriptions of burials in five parish churchyards in north and east Sheffield. The graveyard at Holy Trinity opened and closed after 9 burials because it was decided to use the land for a school building. St Thomas served a working class area in the east end of the city, the heartland of the steel manufacturing industry. The Memorial Inscriptions of the extant gravestones at St Thomas Brightsid...More Info
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.
Transcriptions of burials at the churchyard of the main central parish church of the South Yorkshire town of Rotherham and the outlying village of Greasbrough.
Transciptions of over 86,000 baptisms conducted at the central parish chruch of St Peter and St Paul, now Sheffield Cathedral.