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**Updated version published June 2016 Revised May 2021 Updated August 2021** Information includes: **Mexborough St John the Baptist** - Baptisms 1562 to 1931 - Burials 1559 to 1927 - Marriages 1592 to 1940 - Monumental Inscriptions - War Memorial **Primitive Methodists** - Marriages 1907 to 1940 **United Methodists Church** - Marriages 1910 to 1940 **Free Christian...More Info
**First Published September 2016** **Revised November 2016** With the arrival of the railway in the middle of the 19th century Doncaster was transformed quite dramatically. St James Church, on St Sepulchre Gate West, was built in 1858 to minister to the spiritual needs of a growing population. This CD gives lots of information about Doncaster the effect of the railway on the town and th...More Info
**First Published November 2016** St Mary’s Church was built in 1885 as Doncaster population grew and entered the manufacturing age. Businesses built works and factories add to that the railway works and coal mines imagine how the work of the local Clergy grew. This CD reflects the work and lives of the local population. There are no burials recorded for this church because of the lack o...More Info
**First Published May 2014** **Revised July 2019** Information includes: **Adlingfleet All Saints church** - Baptisms 1600 (with gaps) to 1920 - Burials 1616 (with gaps) to 1978 - Marriages 1600 & 1632 to 1930 - Monumental Inscriptions **Adlingfleet** - White’s Directory 1838 - Kelly’s Directory 1857
**First Published June 2017** Anglican, Non-Conformist and other Churches within the area of the Archdeaconry of Doncaster. Nearly 400 pages with information on 215 Churches and Memorials.