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Suffolk Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volumes 01 to 04 on one CD Special Offer
Marriage registers for all 4 volumes of Phillimore's Suffolk parish record transcripts. *Ashby 1553-1837 *Capel St Mary 1538-1837 *Combs 1568-1837 *Dunwich 1549-1658 *Exning 1558-1812 *Fressingfield 1554-1837 *Great Wenham 1670-1837 *Grundisburgh 1539-1837 *Hoxne 1548-1837 *Little Wenham 1567-1812 *Martlesham 1653-1837 *Mendham 1678-1837 *Metfield 1559-1837 *Mickfield 1558-1837 *Risby 1674-1837 *Somerleyton 1559-1837 *Syleham 1538-1837 *Thrandeston 1559-1812 More Info
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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
St Silas Broomhall Baptisms 1866-2000
Transcriptions of the baptisms 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 Margaret Brightside Baptisms 1919-1978
Baptisms at this parish church in north-east Sheffield. The parish was established in 1918 from St Thomas Brightside. The two parishes were re-joined in 1979.
Holy Trinity Wicker Baptisms 1847-1971
Baptisms at this parish church on Nursery Street, near the Wicker. The parish was consecrated in 1848.
Christ Church Pitsmoor Baptisms 1846-1925
Full transcription of baptisms conducted at this parish church. The parish was created to serve an area north of the town centre and north of the River Don. The area developed rapidly during the nineteenth century to house the town's ever increasing workforce.