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Norfolk Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 12 on one CD
Marriage registers for all the Norfolk Phillimore parish volumes on one CD. *Acle 1664-1812 *Anmer 1660-1837 *Ashwicken with Leziate 1717-1837 *Babingly 1662-1812 *Bagthorpe 1562-1837 *Barton Turf 1558-1812 *Barwick 1567-1837 *Bawsey 1539-1771 *Bedingham 1561-1812 *Billockby 1561-1748 *Bircham Newton 1562-1837 *Bircham St Mary 1669-1837 *BIrcham Tofts 1698-1837 *Booton 1560-1812 *Braydeston 1623-1812 *Brundall 1563-1812 *Burgh St Margaret 1813-1837 *Burlingham St Andrew 1540- More Info
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St Peter & St Paul (Sheffield Cathedral) Baptisms 1752-1812
Transcriptions of the entries in the baptismal register of the parish church of St Peter and St Paul which is now Sheffield Cathedral and was the main parish church in Sheffield until the early nineteenth century. Also included are baptisms conducted at its daughter churches, the chapelries of St Paul in central Sheffield, All Saints Ecclesall and Hill Top Chapel Attercliffe. The material is a sca...More Info
St Peter and St Paul (Cathedral) Marriages 1837-1841
Transcriptions of 3,500 marriages in the register of the parish church of St Peter and St Paul from 2nd July 1837 to 25th October 1841 inclusive. This was the principal parish church in Sheffield at this time and is now Sheffield Cathedral.
St Silas Broomhall Marriages 1869-1994
Transcriptions of the marriages conducted at this parish church that served the populous area of Broomhall close to central Sheffield. The parish was created in 1866 and was formally known St Silas Gilcar until around 1990. The church closed in 2000.
St Thomas Brightside Marriages 1854-1907
Complete transcription of details of nearly eight thousand marriages conducted in this parish church that served the working class parish of Brightside in north east Sheffield.
All Saints Brightside Marriages 1869-1935
Transcription of marriages conducted at this Anglican parish church that served the densely populated area of Ellesmere in North East Sheffield. The parish was formed from St Thomas Brightside and the building paid for by Sir John Brown, owner of the Atlas Steel Works, who was worried that his workforce was drifting to the Methodists. The tall blackened spire of the neo-Gothic church could be seen...More Info