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To the Ecclesiastical Census on Microfilm at the Hive Index to the Ecclesiastical Census on Microfilm at The Hive Part One Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service 2012 Contents Page Introduction 4 Section 1: Microfilm contents list Registrars District: Halesowen 5 Stourbridge 5-6 Kingswinford 6-7 Chaddesley Corbett 8 Wolverley 8 Kidderminster 8-9 Lower Mitton 9 Bewdley 9-10 Tenbury 10 Bockleton 10-11 Martley 11 [Witley] 11 Holt 12 Leigh 12 Worcester west 13 Worcester north 13 Worcester south 14 Hanley Castle 14-15 Upton upon Severn 15 Kempsey 15-16 Evesham 16-17 Broadway 17-18 Eckington 18 Pershore 18-19 Upton Snodsbury 19-20 Claines 20 Ombersley & Hartlebury 21 Droitwich 21-22 Bromsgrove 22 Belbroughton 22-23 Tardebigge 23 Kings Norton 24 Edgbaston 24 Harborne 25 Notes 26-27 Section 2: By religious denomination Baptist 29-30 Church of England 31-41 Congregational 42 Countess of Huntingdon’s Connexion 43 Evangelical 44 Independent 45 Latter day saints 46 Methodist 47-52 Presbyterian 53 Roman Catholic 54 Society of Friends 55 Unitarian 56 Other 57 Notes 58-61 Section 3: By place 63-92 Notes 93-94 Index to the Ecclesiastical Census on Microfilm at The Hive Part Two Worcestershire Archive and Archaeology Service 2012 History of Ecclesiastical Census In 1851 the Home Office took a voluntary census of all places of worship in the country. The census returns contain the name and denomination of each place of worship, the date of consecration or erection, the space available for public worship, total attendance on 30th March 1851 and the average attendances in the previous year. The returns for Worcestershire are arranged by registration districts and are available to view on microfilm and are located in the Self-Service Area of The Hive. The originals are held at National Archives Kew reference HO129/383-393. How to use the handlist This handlist is divided into three sections. Section 1 is a guide to the contents of the microfilm of the 1851 ecclesiastical census and indicates the running order of the film. In section 2 the information given in section 1 has been rearranged by religious denomination. In section 3 the information given in section 1 has been rearranged alphabetically by place name. Finding the entry on the microfilm The microfilm is arranged by registration district and the reference numbers in this handlist relate to the page numbers on the microfilm. To locate the required entry on the microfilm first make a note of the relevant reference number from this handlist and then wind the microfilm to the required number. Microfilm Contents List Halesowen: Registrar’s District 383.1:1 Cradley,2 St. Mary’s Chapel, Church of England 383.1:2 Cradley, Netherend Unitarian Chapel or Park Lane, Unitarian 383.1:3 Cradley, Ebenezer Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.1:4 Cradley, Little Zarn [?] [Chapel], Baptist 383.1:5 Cradley, Colley Gate Preaching Room, Methodist New Connection 383.1:6 Cradley, Primitive Methodist Chapel, Primitive Methodist Connection 383.1:7 Hasbury,3 [Church], Primitive Methodist 383.1:8 Ridgeacre,4 Christ Church, Parish Church Church of England 383.1:9 Quinton,5 Wesleyan Methodist [Chapel], Wesleyan Methodist 383.1:10 Quinton, Bethesda [Chapel], Primitive Methodist 383.1:11 Halesowen,6 St. John the Baptist Parish Church, Church of England 383.1:12 Halesowen, Zion [Chapel], Methodist New Connection 383.1:13 Halesowen, Birmingham Street, Bethel [Chapel], Primitive Methodist 383.1:14 Halesowen, Independent Chapel, Independent 383.1:15 Lappal,7 [Lapal], Carter Lane Baptist Chapel, Baptist Stourbridge: Registrar’s District 383.2:1 Stourbridge,8 St. Thomas’ [Chapel], Church of England 383.2:2 Stourbridge, High Street, Presbyterian Chapel, Presbyterian or Unitarian 383.2:3 Stourbridge, Woolaston Road, Friends Meeting House, Society of Friends 383.2:4 Old Swinford,9 Duke Street [Chapel], Primitive Methodist 383.2:5 Stourbridge, Independent or Congregational Church, High Street, Independent or Congregational Stourbridge: Registrar’s District 383.2:6 Old Swinford, Hanbury Hill Chapel, Baptist 383.2:7 Stourbridge, New Road, Weslyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.2:8 Old Swinford, All Saints [Church], Roman Catholic 383.2:9 Stourbridge, New Road, Methodist New Connection Chapel, Methodist New Connection 383.2:10 Stourbridge, New Road [Church], No denominational name 383.2:11 Old Swinford, Hempland [?] Chapel, Latter-day Saints 383.2:12 Stourbridge, Woolaston Road, Society of Friends Meeting House, Society of Friends 383.2:13 Lye,10 Christ Church District Church, Church of England 383.2:14 Lye, Stamber Mill Chapel, Methodist New Connection 383.2:15 Lye Waste Unitarian Chapel, Unitarian 383.2:16 Lye Waste, Ebenezer Chapel, Primitive Methodist 383.2:17 Lye, Mount Zion [Chapel], Independent 383.2:18 Lye, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.2:19 Wollescote,11 Methodist New Connection Chapel, , Methodist New Connection 383.2:20 Old Swinford, St. Mary’s Parish Church, Church of England 383.2:21 Amblecote,12 Trinity Church , Church of England 383.2:22 Amblecote, Brettell Lane, Wesleyan Methodist Centenary Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.2:23 Amblecote, Brettell Lane, Methodist New Connection Chapel, Methodist New Connection Kingswinford: Registrar’s District (Staffordshire) 383.3:1 Wordsley,13 Holy Trinity Parish Church, Church of England 383.3:2 Kingswinford,14 St. Mary’s Parish Church, Church of England Kingswinford: Registrar’s District (Staffordshire) 383.3:3 Brierley Hill,15 Parish Church, Church of England 383.3:4 Brierley Hill, Harts-Hill Episcopal Chapel, Church of England 383.3:5 Brockmoor,16 St. John’s Church, Church of England 383.3:6 Quarry Bank,17 Christ Church, Church of England 383.3:7 Pensnett,18 St. Mark’s Parish Church, Church of England 383.3:8 Kingswinford, [Chapel], Primitive Methodist 383.3:9 Wordsley Dock, [Chapel], Methodist New Connexion 383.3:10 Wordsley, Wordsley Green Chapel, Latter-day Saints 383.3:11 Kingswinford, Ebeneza Chapel, Methodist New Connexion 383.3:12 Wall Heath,19 Independent Chapel, Independent 383.3:13 Kingswinford, Meeting Lane [Chapel], Particular Baptist 383.3:14 Kingswinford, Independent Chapel, Congregational 383.3:15 Brierley Hill, Moor Lane Chapel, Primitive Methodist 383.3:16 Brierley Hill, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.3:17 Brierley Hill, Primitive Methodist Chapel, Primitive Methodist 383.3:18 Brockmoor, Weslyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.3:19 [Kingswinford] Mount Pleasant, Weslyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.3:20 Kingswinford, Mount Pleasant Methodist New Connection Chapel, Methodist New Connection 383.3:21 Kingswinford, Primitive Methodist Chapel, Primitive Methodist 383.3:22 Kingswinford, Cradley Forge, Methodist New Connexion Chapel, Methodist New Connexion 383.3:23 Pensnett, Unspecified place of worship, No denomination 383.3:24 Kingswinford, Shut End Primitive Methodist Chapel, Primitive Methodist 383.3:25 Pensnett, Bromley Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 383.3:26 Pensnett, St. James’ Chapel, Methodist New Connection 383.3:27 Pensnett, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Chaddesley Corbett: Registrar’s District 384.1:1 Chaddesley Corbett, St. Cassian’s Parish Church, Church of England 384.1:2 Chaddesley Corbett, Harvington Hall Catholic Chapel, Catholic 384.1:3 Rushock, St John’s Parish Church, Church of England 384.1:4 Stone, St. Mary’s Parish Church, Church of England Wolverley: Registrar’s District 384.2:1 Broom, [Broome], Parish Church, Church of England 384.2:2 Churchill [in Churchill and Blakedown], St. James’ Parish Church, Church of England 384.2:3 Cookley [in Wolverley and Cookley], Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan 384.2:4 Wolverley [in Wolverley and Cookley], St. John Baptist Parish Church, Church of England 384.2:5 Cookley, St. Peters Church, Church of England 384.2:6 Wolverley, Oldbro’ Chapel, Primitive Methodist 384.2:7 Cookley, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist Kidderminster: Registrar’s District 384.3:1 Kidderminster, Trimpley, Holy Trinity Chapel of Ease, Church of England 384.3:2 Kidderminster, Church Street, St. Mary’s Parish Church, Church of England 384.3:3 Kidderminster Foreign, the Kidderminster Union Chapel (workhouse only), Church of England 384.3:4 Kidderminster, Blakebrook, St. John the Baptist Church, Church of England 384.3:5 Kidderminster, St. George’s Chapel, Church of England Kidderminster: Registrar’s District 384.3:6 Wribbenhall [in Bewdley], Christ Church Chapel, Church of England 384.3:7 Kidderminster, Dudley Street, Ebenezer Chapel, Countess of Huntingdon 384.3:8 Kidderminster, Union Street, The Baptist Chapel. Particular Baptist 384.3:9 Kidderminster, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 384.3:10 Kidderminster, Crop Street, Lionfield Chapel, Primitive Methodist 384.3:11 Kidderminster, Lark Hill Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 384.3:12 Kidderminster Foreign, Franche, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan 384.3:13 Kidderminster, Old Meeting House, Independent 384.3:14 Kidderminster, Church Street, New Meeting House, Unitarian 384.3:15 Kidderminster, Catholic Chapel, Roman Catholic Lower Mitton: Registrar’s District 384.4:1 Lower Mitton, St. Michael’s Church, Parish Church, Church of England 384.4:2 Stourport, High Street, Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 384.4:3 Stourport, Raven Street Chapel, Primitive Methodist Bewdley: Registrar’s District 384.5:1 Arley [Upper Arley] St. Peters Church, Church of England 384.5:2 Ribbesford, St. Ann’s Chapel of Ease, Church of England 384.5:3 Ribbesford, Rock and Stottesden [in Salop], Far Forest, Holy Trinity Church, Church of England 384.5:4 Ribbesford, St. Leonard’s Parish Church, Church of England 384.5:5 Bewdley, High Street, Presbyterian Chapel, Unitarian 384.5:6 Bewdley, High Street, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 384.5:7 Bewdley, High Street, Baptist Chapel, Baptist Bewdley: Registrar’s District 384.5:8 Bewdley, Wesleyan Chapel, Wesleyan Methodist 384.5:9 Bewdley, High Street, Meeting House, Society of Friends Tenbury: Registrar’s District 385.1:1 Greet Church [in Salop], Church of England 385.1:2 Burford [in Salop], St. Mary’s Church, Church of England 385.1:3 Burford, Whitton Chapel, Church of England 385.1:4 Boraston Chapel [in Salop], Church of England 385.1:5 Nash Chapel [in Salop], Church of England 385.1:6 Brimfield [in Herefordshire] St.
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