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Northamptonshire Marriages

Search 96,545 Northamptonshire parish marriage records for the period 1538-1975. See the areas the records cover (PDF)

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Kent Banns

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Kent Marriages

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Glamorgan Marriage Index pre-1837

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1,961 churches and chapels are included in this index, many with only a handful of marriages, between the years 1569 and 1869. These records consist of 60,222 marriages.

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For more information please contact the Glamorgan Family History Society.

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Sarum Marriage Licence Bonds

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The Sarum Diocese covered most of Wiltshire, most of Berkshire, parts of Dorset and a small area in Devon.

The records have been compiled from the bonds and allegations or sometimes from earlier transcriptions. In all cases the records have been checked against the original documents, which are deposited in the Wiltshire and Swindon Record Office.

The issuing of a licence does not necessarily mean that a marriage took place; some people may have had second thoughts and, it is believed, some thought the licence was sufficient and it was not necessary to get married. If a marriage did take place, it may not have been in a parish named in the bond of allegation. Note also that the marriage register or bishop"s transcript may not have survived, thus making the licence the only evidence of the intended marriage.

This collection contains 75,729 records of bonds issued between 1609 and 1823 and allegations from 1824 to 1837. The Record Office catalogues both in the same series. The following jurisdictions are covered:

MLB & MLA The Bishop of Salisbury in Wiltshire and Berkshire
DLB & DLA The Dean of Sarum in Wiltshire, Berkshire, Dorset and Uffculme, Devon
ELB & ELA The Dean & Chapter in Salisbury, Wiltshire
TLB & TLA The Treasurer in Alderbury, Figheldean, Pitton and Calne, Wiltshire
PLB & PLA The Precentor in Westbury, Bratton and Dilton, Wiltshire
GLB & GLA The Peculiar of Gillingham in Dorset, including Motcombe
CLB The Peculiar of Corsham in Wiltshire, including Stratton St Margaret
HLB The Prebend of Chute and Chisenbury in Wiltshire, including Winterbourne Dauntsey
WLB Wantage in Berkshire

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For more information please contact the Wiltshire Family History Society.

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Elmton, Derbyshire Marriages

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294 marriage records for the parish of Elmton in Derbyshire, between the years 1598 and 1868, are covered.

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This information has been provided by Steve Archer.

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Tunbridge Wells area Marriages

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This index contains 199 marriages from the records of King Charles the Martyr in Tonbridge (Kent).

The Chapel of King Charles the Martyr first opened for worship in 1678, when Tunbridge Wells was just a small village containing a number of non-conformist chapels and meeting houses. When the Chapel was built it stood in three parishes, the altar in Tonbridge, the pulpit in Speldhurst and the vestry in Frant. It now stands wholly in Kent in its own parish, which was formed in 1889.

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For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

Calderdale (Halifax & District) Marriages

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These records comprise 50,211 marriages from five parishes in and around Halifax:

Parish	No. of records	Date range
Elland	15,408	1558-1837
Halifax	31,724	1754-1837
Illingworth, St Mary	1,296	1697-1934
Luddenden, St Mary	1,607	1661-1942
Sowerby Bridge, Christ Church	176	1717-1753

All original documents are held by Lincolnshire Archives. No document reference numbers have been given but the records are readily available for viewing at the archives, filed according to parish.

In the absence of a note to the contrary it should be assumed that the information was derived from parish registers. Where the source is only the BT, because of a missing or defective PR, this is indicated. In some cases there is a significant difference between the PR and the BT and either the difference is indicated by a statement in the NOTES field, or separate entries have been created for data obtained from the PR and BT.

For the avoidance of doubt, all old style dates in the sources have been converted to new style, i.e., the year runs from 1 January to 31 December.

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For more information please contact the Lincolnshire Family History Society.

Copyright and disclaimer

© Trustees of the Lincolnshire Family History Society.

While every care has been taken in the preparation of the index users are advised to view the originals of the appropriate Parish Records and/or Bishops Transcripts (or facsimiles thereof, e.g., microfilm) and to form their own interpretation. The Lincolnshire Family History Society accepts no liability for any errors or omissions that remain (although they would welcome notification of alternative interpretations of the registers.)

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Lincolnshire Marriage Licence Bonds and Allegations

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This dataset contains 44,440 records compiled from the original Bonds and Allegations held by Lincolnshire Archives. These abstracts cover the following years:

1628-1693 for the Allegations (with some gaps),
1628-1837 for the Lincoln Consistory Court Bonds and Allegations (prefixed MB in the R.O. Ref.),
1661-1811 for the Dean and Chapter Bonds and Allegations (prefixed DC in the RO Ref.),
1805-1819 for the Louth Prebendal Court Bonds and Allegations (prefixed SB in the RO Ref.).

One or many parishes could be given as the place of the intended marriage but it may be found that the couple married in none of the parishes named, or even never married at all. Most parishes in Lincolnshire are represented, as well as some in counties which were part of the diocese of Lincoln (Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Leicestershire), nearby (e.g., Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Rutland and Yorkshire) or further afield (e.g., Lancashire and Middlesex).

Lincolnshire Settlement Certificates

This series includes 8590 entries from the Poor Law records for Lincolnshire, representing over 98.5% of those held by Lincolnshire Archives. The purpose of a settlement certificate was to state clearly where the bearer's place of settlement was, with a promise that he would be accepted back to his place of settlement if he or his family became a financial burden on his current place of abode.

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Liverpool Marriages

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The St.Peter's Church Parish Registers of Marriages contain 19,264 records for the period January 1800 to June 1837. The registers of St Anne's, Richmond contain 9,543 marriages between 1773 and 1837.

The following table shows the number of marriages for each of the parishes and the apparent range of years covered:

Parish No. of entries Year range
ST ANNES, RICHMOND 9543 1773-1837
ST PETERS, CHURCH STREET 19264 1800-1837
Total (2) 28807 1773-1837

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Parish No. of entries Year range
ABINGTON PIGOTTS 518 1599-1950
ARRINGTON 500 1538-1950
BARTLOW 643 1573-1950
BENWICK 516 1851-1950
BOTTISHAM 1812 1563-1855
BOXWORTH 652 1588-1950
BRINKLEY 559 1599-1950
BURROUGH GREEN 715 1586-1950
BURWELL 3505 1561-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ALL SAINTS 2371 1539-1973
CAMBRIDGE, HOLY TRINITY 3903 1564-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST ANDREW THE LESS 6986 1599-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST BARNABAS 1558 1889-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST CLEMENT 1746 1560-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST EDWARD 3316 1559-1950
CAMBRIDGE, ST LUKE (CHESTERTON) 1719 1875-1940
CAMBRIDGE, ST PAUL 2371 1845-1949
CAMBRIDGE, ST PETER 851 1586-1812
CAMBRIDGE, ST PHILIP 1348 1903-1948
CARLTON 620 1599-1950
CASTLE CAMPS 1220 1567-1950
CHATTERIS 4891 1600-1902
CHERRY HINTON 1824 1538-1950
CHIPPENHAM 1291 1567-1950
CONINGTON 597 1538-1948
COTTENHAM 1727 1573-1812
DOWNHAM 3045 1558-1923
DULLINGHAM 1484 1558-1945
EAST HATLEY 421 1590-1943
ELSWORTH 1470 1539-1950
ELY, HOLY TRINITY 7712 1559-1863
ELY, ST MARY 3233 1599-1880
FEN DRAYTON 773 1580-1948
GIRTON 1071 1599-1950
GRANTCHESTER 1355 1539-1950
GREAT ABINGTON 585 1599-1950
GUILDEN MORDEN 1204 1599-1950
HARDWICK 435 1578-1948
HARLTON 514 1574-1949
HINXTON 793 1538-1950
HISTON 1631 1599-1950
HORSEHEATH 829 1558-1949
ICKLETON 1342 1558-1950
ISLEHAM 3160 1566-1950
LANDBEACH 1015 1539-1936
LINTON 2947 1559-1950
LITTLE ABINGTON 506 1599-1950
LITTLE SHELFORD 849 1600-1950
LOLWORTH 461 1567-1947
MADINGLEY 711 1539-1950
MANEA 1486 1646-1950
MARCH 6543 1548-1872
NEWTON 159 1828-1950
NEWTON NEAR CAMBRIDGE 537 1557-1950
PAPWORTH EVERARD 501 1565-1950
PAPWORTH ST AGNES 392 1558-1950
RAMPTON 626 1599-1949
SAWSTON 1503 1599-1949
SHUDY CAMPS 830 1560-1950
STUNTNEY 625 1545-1950
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST CYRIAC 325 1559-1661
SWAFFHAM PRIOR, ST MARY 2106 1559-1950
SWAVESEY 2082 1599-1950
THRIPLOW 788 1599-1950
TRUMPINGTON 1446 1599-1950
TYDD ST GILES 1873 1559-1950
UPWELL, CHRISTCHURCH 449 1865-1950
WATERBEACH 1717 1599-1950
WELNEY 1105 1653-1895
WENTWORTH 485 1600-1948
WEST WICKHAM 727 1599-1950
WEST WRATTING 1354 1579-1950
WESTLEY WATERLESS 414 1559-1949
WHADDON 620 1599-1950
WITCHFORD 915 1599-1949
WOOD DITTON 1581 1567-1950
Total (76) 116495 1538-1973

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For more information please contact the Cambridgeshire Family History Society.

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Cambridgeshire Banns

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This database records 53,857 banns of marriage from 74 parishes and other places in the county of Cambridgeshire.
The following table lists the parishes in Cambridgeshire, the number of records for each parish and the years covered:

These records comprise 372 marriages between 1859 and 1864 reported in the Free Press of Pontypool, Monmouthshire.

They include chapel, Roman Catholic and register office marriages and also notices of marriages from churches and chapels outside the area. The Free Press is the main local newspaper covering the Eastern Valley of Monmouthshire from Blaenavon to Cwmbran, including much of the Pontypool registration district.

The transcribing was carried out by the late Ben Fieldhouse, and the Pontypool Branch of Gwent FHS are publishing this as a tribute to him as this transcript was one of the many things he was working on at the time of his passing.

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For more information please contact the Gwent Family History Society.

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Marriages of Frant, Sussex

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This index contains 2,178 marriages from Frant, Sussex, for the period 1544 to 1881.

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For more information please contact the Tunbridge Wells Family History Society.

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Overseas marriages

These records and the background information below were supplied by Cliff Web.

If a particular record is of interest, where possible, we recommend checking the original (or a transcript of it), which may contain more information.

Ascension (1840-1861)

This index contains 37 marriages.

Civil registration began in Ascension Island in 1852 for births and marriages, and 1853 for deaths. These records (together with those for St Helena and Tristan da Cunha) are held at the Government Archives, Jamestown, St Helena. This archive also holds records of deaths 1832-1976.

The island did not have a resident vicar until 1967. Baptisms were conducted half-yearly on the visit of the Bishop, marriages were performed by the Resident Magistrate, and burials by lay readers, licensed by the bishop. The current Anglican church is dedicated to St Mary’s (picture link below).

The Society of Genealogists’ Library has a copy of the early registers transcribed by Michael Cheesman (shelf reference AI/R 1).

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India Calcutta (1713-1800)

This index contains 2,371 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript (shelf reference IND/R 22-23) of the records of Bengal Presidency baptisms and burials 1713-88 and marriages 1713-92 (with outstations to 1800), in two volumes, taken from transcripts printed in Bengal Past & Present transcribed by H.K. Percy-Smith.

There are many more transcripts of Indian material at the Society of Genealogists. However, the India Office Library, which has an unrivalled collection of Anglo-Indian material, including official records of births, marriages and deaths, intends to put this material into electronic form. Until these plans are clearer, no further Indian material will be added. A link to their website is provided below.

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Turkey Smyrna (1785-1832)

The index contains 74 marriages.

Smyrna (now known as Izmir) was an important trading post for British merchants. There has been an unbroken line of Chaplains resident there since 1630. The first Anglican church building was built by the Levant Company for the employees and families of the Smyrna factory in about 1625. It was dedicated to All Saints.

A second church building, built for the use of British inhabitants and forming part of the premises of the British Consulate General, was consecrated in 1843 and named in honour of St John the Evangelist.

The present site (picture link below) was bought specifically for the purpose of building a church, after the British Consulate was rebuilt without provision for a place of worship. The building was built with money raised by local people. The foundation stone was laid in November 1898 and the church was completed in 1899.

The Society of Genealogists’ Library holds a copy of some of an early register (shelf reference ASI/R 6). Later registers are held at the Guildhall Library.

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Malta (1801-1870)

The index contains 1,541 marriages.

Though occupied by British forces from the very beginning of the 19th century, there was no Anglican church on Malta until 1839, partly out of concern about the local, overwhelmingly Roman Catholic population. Services were held in a room in the former Grand Master’s Palace. Work on the current St Paul’s Pro-Cathedral was started in 1841.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of the Anglican Civil & Military Records of Malta, baptisms 1801-07, marriages 1801-70 and burials 1801-03, transcribed by Janette Verney (shelf reference MAL/R 1).

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Falkland Islands (1844-1858 and 1860-1920)

This index contains 556 marriages.

The Falklands were briefly settled by the Argentineans in the 1820s, but a British colony was established in the 1830s, and a Governor was appointed in 1843. The Argentineans have always claimed the islands, which they call the Malvinas, and in 1982 they invaded but, after a three month war, were forced to surrender. The Falkland Islands remain a British Dependent Territory. The Queen is represented by a Governor.

Baptisms and burials were at first conducted by the Lieutenant Governor or by visiting chaplains until the first Colonial Chaplain arrived in 1845. In 1869, the first Bishop of South America was appointed, under whose jurisdiction the Falklands were placed. In 1910, the Falkland Islands became a diocese, which included western South America, but the diocese was reunited to that of Eastern South America in 1946.

Christ Church Cathedral (see link for picture) on Ross Road, Port Stanley is the southernmost cathedral in the world, consecrated in 1892. It is known for its whalebone arch, made from the jaws of two blue whales, which was raised in 1933.

There is a transcript of the marriage (and other) registers of the Cathedral at Port Stanley at the Society of Genealogists (shelf reference AI/R/1) made by Robert Stavely Boumphrey.

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EgyptCairo (1896-1923)

This index contains 95 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of the records of the Roman Catholic Military Chaplains in Cairo containing baptisms 1896-1944, marriages 1897-1943, and deaths/burials 1896-1945 (shelf reference AFR/R 4) transcribed by C.R. Mullens.

France - English Prisoners of War (1806-1814)

This index contains 46 marriages.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript (shelf reference FRA/R 5) of the records of baptisms 1804-14, marriages and burials 1806-14: solemnized among the English prisoners at Verdun sur Meuse, transcribed by Cecil Walsh.

Denmark - Copenhagen St Alban’s (1835-1923)

This index contains 77 marriages.

There has been an Anglican presence in Copenhagen since the early 19th century. Until 1887 marriages were celebrated in the British legation. The present church of St Alban’s was built close to the centre of Copenhagen in 1885 and was consecrated in 1897.

The Society of Genealogists has a transcript of marriages 1835-1923 made by A.K. Higgins in 1999. This copy (shelf reference DEN/R 2) also includes baptisms and burials.

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South Africa Cape (1806-1821)

The Society of Genealogists (shelf reference ASI/R/2-3) has two transcript of marriages - ‘British marriages solemnized in Japan (Yokohama & Tokyo [Yedo] Legations) 1870-87’ and ‘An indexed list of British marriages solemnized during Extraterritoriality 1860-99 in Japan’ both transcribed by Neil Pedlar.

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Argentina (1813-1821, 1850-1853 and 1827-1900)

This index contains 2,546 marriages.

The Argentine has always been an important trading partner with Britain, and there has always been a sizeable British community. There are therefore several places there where marriages were celebrated between British people, or between a British person and someone non-British.

The marriages in this index come from a variety of sources: The National Archives’ FO 446/3-6, material at the Guildhall Library, and other records at the Society of Genealogists. A large proportion of Argentine registers has been filmed by the LDS church and are available at Family History Centres. Their collection includes that of St Andrew’s Scotch Church, Buenos Aires.

Portugal (Lisbon 1721-1860)

This index contains 712 marriages.

There is a gap in the registers from 1807-12 due to the French occupation of Lisbon.

Records of the English church now dedicated to St George’s (picture link below) were transcribed in 1943 by H.F. Fulford Williams who typed them up over ten years later and gave a copy to the Society of Genealogists (shelf mark POR/R 1), from which these abstracts have been made.

The index entries record most of the information given in the originals, apart from the exact date. However, sometimes information is given which cannot readily be transferred to an electronic form. It is always better, therefore, for a searcher to look at either the original, a surrogate (e.g. film or fiche) or at least a full transcript.

Tobago (1788-1816)

This index contains 80 marriages.

These records are from the English Protestant Church of Tobago Register of Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths, 1781 to 1817. Printed by the Government Printer, Port-of-Spain by command of His Excellency Sir A.C. Hollis, GCMG, CBE, governor of Trinidad and Tobago, 1936 and
copied by Archdeacon H.R. Davies, rector of St Patricks, Mount Pleasant, Tobago.

Pitcairn Islands (1824-1854)

This index contains 25 marriages.

Source: The Pitcairn Islands register book 1790-1854 was edited by Charles Lucas, and published by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge in 1929. The book (of which there is a copy in the Society of Genealogist’s Library) is in the form of a diary/notebook of events rather than a normal register.

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Cornwall marriages

These records comprise 244,976 marriages for Cornwall. Coverage is as follows.

Parish Start year End Year Count

Advent 1616 1837 135
Altarnun 1611 1837 804
Antony 1608 1837 1,988
Blisland 1539 1837 873
Boconnoc 1624 1836 198
Bodmin 1559 1837 3,764
Botus Fleming 1549 1836 539
Boyton 1568 1836 482
Braddock 1600 1836 395
Breage 1559 1837 3,496
Budock 1615 1837 1,743
Callington 1559 1837 969
Calstock 1602 1837 1,435
Camborne 1538 1837 4,004
Cardinham 1613 1837 526
Colan 1600 1836 325
Constantine 1571 1837 2,009
Cornelly 1623 1833 233
Crantock 1560 1837 707
Creed 1611 1837 861
Crowan 1614 1837 2,197
Cubert 1608 1837 339
Cuby with Tregony 1611 1837 1,027
Cury 1625 1837 358
Davidstow 1676 1836 246
Duloe 1607 1837 746
Egloshayle 1601 1837 1,199
Egloskerry 1574 1837 521
Endellion 1614 1837 793
Falmouth 1665 1837 5,567
Feock 1597 1837 1,084
Forrabury 1611 1837 194
Fowey 1568 1836 2,020
Germoe 1610 1837 510
Gerrans 1539 1837 1,404
Golant - St Sampson 1569 1837 529
Gorran 1617 1837 1,065
Grade 1597 1836 313
Gulval 1598 1837 1,323
Gunwalloe 1625 1837 261
Gwennap 1610 1837 4,181
Gwinear 1560 1837 1,862
Gwithian 1560 1837 464
Helland 1608 1836 332
Helston 1599 1837 2,604
Illogan 1602 1837 3,240
Isles of Scilly 1726 1837 1,408
Jacobstow 1618 1837 580
Kea 1559 1837 1,562
Kenwyn 1608 1837 4,749
Kilkhampton 1539 1839 1,532
Ladock 1609 1837 705
Lamorran 1572 1836 206
Landewednack 1598 1837 292
Landrake 1588 1837 796
Landulph 1540 1837 889
Laneast 1597 1837 190
Lanherne - Roman Catholic 1720 1834 22
Lanhydrock 1562 1837 339
Lanivet 1608 1837 858
Lanlivery 1604 1837 1,110
Lanreath 1555 1837 1,032
Lansallos 1600 1837 1,007
Lanteglos by Camelford 1556 1837 1,240
Lanteglos by Fowey 1610 1837 870
Lanteglos By Camelford 1570 1827 4
Launcells 1618 1837 862
Launceston - St Mary Magdalene 1560 1837 2,927
Lawhitton 1608 1837 486
Lelant 1611 1837 1,149
Lesnewth 1569 1837 207
Lewannick 1597 1837 547
Lezant 1539 1837 1,232
Linkinhorne 1575 1837 1,242
Liskeard 1539 1837 4,026
Little Petherick 1636 1837 180
Lostwithiel 1609 1837 859
Ludgvan 1563 1837 1,868
Luxulyan 1594 1837 1,322
Mabe 1611 1837 350
Madron 1578 1837 5,776
Maker 1607 1837 3,941
Manaccan 1597 1837 479
Marhamchurch 1558 1837 662
Mawgan in Meneage 1563 1837 1,138
Mawgan in Pydar 1608 1837 556
Mawnan 1559 1837 777
Menheniot 1554 1837 1,636
Merther 1613 1837 238
Mevagissey 1598 1837 1,916
Michaelstow 1548 1837 366
Minster 1611 1837 303
Morvah 1619 1837 200
Morval 1539 1837 1,010
Morwenstow 1558 1837 1,248
Mullion 1610 1837 647
Mylor 1607 1837 1,835
Newlyn East 1559 1837 1,397
North Hill 1577 1837 994
North Petherwin 1611 1837 972
North Tamerton 1542 1837 654
Otterham 1615 1837 157
Padstow 1599 1837 1,661
Paul 1595 1837 3,177
Pelynt 1610 1837 626
Perranarworthal 1623 1837 753
Perranuthnoe 1589 1837 660
Perranzabuloe 1619 1837 1,549
Phillack 1572 1837 1,413
Philleigh 1668 1837 367
Pillaton 1557 1836 633
Poughill 1537 1836 734
Poundstock 1598 1837 683
Probus 1597 1837 1,281
Quaker Marriages 1657 1836 367
Quethiock 1574 1836 956
Rame 1619 1837 900
Redruth - St Uny 1609 1837 4,625
Roche 1579 1837 1,046
Ruan Lanihorne 1608 1836 365
Ruan Major 1614 1837 287
Ruan Minor 1625 1836 158
Sancreed 1559 1837 1,082
Sennen 1699 1837 469
Sheviock 1570 1836 1,044
Sithney 1608 1837 1,679
South Hill 1566 1837 669
South Petherwin 1608 1837 848
St Agnes 1596 1837 3,432
St Allen 1611 1837 496
St Anthony in Meneage 1597 1836 340
St Anthony in Roseland 1630 1837 122
St Austell 1564 1837 4,688
St Blazey 1608 1837 734
St Breock 1561 1837 1,505
St Breward 1564 1836 728
St Buryan 1654 1837 1,214
St Cleer 1597 1837 988
St Clement 1539 1837 1,583
St Clether 1611 1837 191
St Columb Major 1544 1837 2,802
St Columb Minor 1560 1837 1,717
St Day 1835 1837 13
St Dennis 1610 1837 455
St Dominick 1560 1837 919
St Enoder 1571 1837 1,357
St Erme 1614 1837 433
St Erney 1555 1812 353
St Erth 1563 1837 1,286
St Ervan 1611 1837 435
St Eval 1631 1837 328
St Ewe 1561 1837 1,648
St Gennys 1612 1837 583
St Germans 1590 1837 2,940
St Giles in the Heath 1602 1836 296
St Gluvias 1599 1837 3,706
St Hilary 1614 1837 2,180
St Issey 1596 1837 879
St Ive 1614 1837 553
St Ives 1607 1837 2,783
St John 1623 1834 275
St Juliot 1623 1837 168
St Just in Penwith 1599 1837 3,402
St Just in Roseland 1539 1837 1,614
St Keverne 1598 1837 2,455
St Kew 1564 1837 1,691
St Keyne 1601 1837 252
St Levan 1694 1837 323
St Mabyn 1562 1837 935
St Martin by Looe 1597 1836 1,293
St Martin in Meneage 1571 1837 433
St Mellion 1558 1835 713
St Merryn 1616 1837 479
St Mewan 1607 1837 947
St Michael Caerhays 1594 1835 188
St Michael Penkivel 1577 1836 287
St Minver 1559 1837 1,483
St Neot 1550 1837 1,735
St Pinnock 1539 1837 591
St Stephen by Launceston 1566 1837 1,266
St Stephen in Brannel 1608 1837 1,777
St Stephens by Saltash 1546 1837 3,919
St Teath 1558 1837 1,321
St Thomas by Launceston 1563 1837 523
St Tudy 1560 1836 760
St Veep 1558 1837 897
St Wenn 1609 1837 440
St Winnow 1612 1837 948
Stithians 1598 1837 1,433
Stoke Climsland 1538 1837 1,891
Stratton 1611 1837 999
Talland 1607 1837 1,057
Tintagel 1588 1837 965
Towednack 1600 1836 488
Tremaine 1614 1837 152
Treneglos 1614 1837 236
Tresmere 1574 1837 172
Trevalga 1542 1836 272
Trewen 1610 1834 271
Truro - St Mary's 1598 1837 3,259
Tywardreath 1608 1837 1,394
Veryan 1602 1837 1,017
Virginstow 1617 1836 153
Warbstow 1612 1837 243
Warleggan 1548 1836 480
Week St Mary 1602 1837 729
Wendron 1560 1837 3,409
Werrington 1614 1836 494
Whitstone 1598 1836 480
Withiel 1568 1837 537
Zennor 1611 1837 596

Wrightington Hall, Lancashire marriages

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These contain 240 records for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

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Wrightington Hall, Lancashire banns

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These contain 121 records for Wrightington Hall, Lancashire.

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Wakefield marriages

CHURCH DATE COVERAGE ENTRIES ACKWORTH 1688 - 1754 819
BADSWORTH 1813 - 1837 120
CASTLEFORD 1813 - 1837 167
CROFTON 1813 - 1837 52
DARRINGTON 1813 - 1837 111
FEATHERSTONE 1813 - 1837 185
FELKIRK 1813 - 1837 151
FERRY FRYSTON 1813 - 1837 103
GAWTHORPE 1901 - 1925 350
HEMSWORTH 1813 - 1837 151
HORBURY BRIDGE 1885 - 1925 155
HORBURY JUNCTION 1894 - 1925 361
HORBURY ST PETER 1813 - 1837 126
KNOTTINGLEY 1813 - 1837 94
NORMANTON 1679 - 1742 & 1813 - 1837 384
OSSETT CHURCH STREET 1899 - 1930 54
OSSETT DALE STREET 1914 - 1930 49
OSSETT HOLY TRINITY 1859 - 1906 999
OSSETT QUEEN STREET 1899 - 1930 128
OSSETT STH PARADE 1910 - 1930 50
OSSETT WESLEY STREET 1899 - 1929 254
OUTWOOD 1861 - 1888 500
PONTEFRACT 1647 - 1669 2184
ROYSTON 1813 - 1837 534
SANDAL 1813 - 1837 908
STH KIRKBY 1813 - 1837 219
STANLEY 1837 - 1866 530
STH OSSETT 1851 - 1941 1498
THORNES CHRIST CHURCH 1876 - 1954 786
THORNES ST JAMES 1838 - 1961 1944
THORNHILL 1746 - 1754 & 1788 - 1837 1940
WAKEFIELD ALL SAINTS 1813 - 1837 2581
WAKEFIELD ST JOHN 1795 - 1837 4052
WAKEFIELD ZION 1838 - 1852 45
WARMFIELD 1813 - 1837 128
WOOLLEY 1813 - 1837 58
WRAGBY 1813 - 1837 137
TOTAL 22907

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Records	Transcript	Image
Birth, marriage, death & parish records
Birth, marriage and death records	5	Included
Civil Service Evidence of Age 1752-1948	10	n/a
Divorce indexes 1858-1903	n/a	5
Great Western Railway Shareholders 1835-1932	10	20
Index to death duty registers 1796-1903	n/a	1
Parish baptisms, marriages and burials	5 or 10	20
Probate & Wills 1462-1911	5 or 10	n/a
Wrightington Confirmations and First Communicants	10	n/a
Census, land & surveys
1841-1911 census records	5	5
Billingshurst Land Tax 1780-1832	5	n/a
Boyd's Inhabitants of London & Family Units 1200-1946	n/a	20
Cheshire Electoral Registers 1842-1900	5	Included
Corfe Castle & District 1790 census	10	n/a
Freemen of Ipswich 1320-1996	5	n/a
Nether Hallam, Sheffield 1831 census	5	n/a
UK Electoral Registers 2002-2013	10	n/a
Education & work records
Apprentices of Great Britain 1710-1774	n/a	10
Crew Lists 1861-1913	5	n/a
Glamorgan Schools Admission Registers 1768-1911	10	n/a
Manchester Apprentices 1700-1849	5	20
Manchester Police Index 1812-1941	10	n/a
Manchester School Registers 1866-1924	5	20
Match workers strike, Bow 1888	10	n/a
Merchant Navy Seamen 1835-1941	20	Included
Other apprentice records	10	n/a
Other employment lists	5	5
Teachers' Registration Council Registers 1902-1948	n/a	15
Thames watermen and lightermen 1688-2010	10	n/a
Trinity House Calendars 1780-1854	n/a	10
White Star Line Officers' Books 1868-1934	5	10
Institution & organisation records
Bankrupt directory 1820-1843	10	n/a
Crime, Prisons & Punishment 1770-1934	10	Included
Lincolnshire Settlement Certificates and Examinations	10	n/a
Manchester Naturalisation Society 1896-1909	10	n/a
Manchester Prison Registers 1847-1881	5	20
Prestwich Asylum Admissions 1851-1901	10	n/a
Prison ship (Hulk) registers 1811-1843	10	n/a
Royal Household Staff 1526-1924	10	Included
Salisbury Infirmary Admissions & Discharges 1761-1832	5	n/a
Wiltshire Quarter Session Calendars and Removal Orders	10	n/a
Workhouse records	5	20
Military, armed forces & conflict records
1861 Worldwide Army Index	15	n/a
Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 records	15	n/a
Army Deserters 1828-1840	10	n/a
Army Roll of Honour 1939-45	10	n/a
British Army Service Records 1760-1915	5	30
Distinguished Conduct Medal Citations 1914-1920	n/a	10
Memorial scroll	n/a	10
Military Nurses 1856-1994	10	n/a
Napoleonic War Records 1775-1817	10	n/a
National Roll of the Great War 1914-1918	n/a	5
Other army lists & roll calls	5	n/a
Other WWI records	10 or 15	n/a
Other WWII records	10	n/a
Paddington Rifles 1860-1912	10	n/a
Prisoners of War 1914-1920	10	n/a
Prisoners of War 1939-1945	10	n/a
Royal Air Force Muster Roll 1918	n/a	10
Royal Artillery Military Medals 1916-1993	10	n/a
Royal Fusiliers Collection 1863-1905	10	n/a
Royal Marines Medal Roll 1914-1920	10	Included
Royal Naval Officers Medal Roll 1914-1920	10	Included
Soldiers Died in the Great War 1914-1919	10	n/a
Surrey Recruitment Registers 1908-1933	10	n/a
Waterloo Medal Roll 1815	5	n/a
Newspapers, directories & social history
British Newspapers	n/a	5
Business Index 1892-1987	5	10
Kelly's Handbook 1901	n/a	5
Pigot's Directory of Herefordshire 1835	5	n/a
UK Companies House Directors 2002-2013	10	n/a
Travel & migration records
Convict departures to New South Wales 1788-1842	5	n/a
India Office records	n/a	5
Other migration records	n/a	5
Passenger Lists Leaving UK 1890-1960	5	5
Register of passport applications 1851-1903	n/a	5