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Map and List of Gloucestershire Parishes Gloucestershire Parishes Hundred boundaries are occasionally inaccurate and detached parts of parishes cannot be shown for reasons of scale. List of Gloucestershire Parishes This is a list of all the Church of England parishes in the Diocese of Gloucester, in alphabetical order. It gives the reference number of the parish records held by Gloucestershire Archives. Some parishes at the edges of the county are in other dioceses and their parish records are not held by Gloucestershire Archives. For example, several parishes in South Gloucestershire are in the Diocese of Bristol and their records are held at Bristol Record Office. Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P1 Abenhall P27 Aston-sub-Edge P4 Acton Turville P29 Avening P5 Adlestrop P30 Awre P6 Alderley P384 Aylburton P7 Alderton P31 Badgeworth P8 Aldsworth P33 Bagendon P12 Alvington P34 Barnsley P13 Amberley P35 Barnwood P15 Ampney Crucis P38 Batsford P16 Ampney St Mary P39 Baunton P17 Ampney St Peter P40 Beachley P383 Andoversford P41 Beckford (Worcestershire) P18 Arlingham P42 Berkeley P19 Ashchurch P43 Beverstone P20 Ashleworth P44 Bibury P21 Ashley P45 Birdlip P24 Aston Blank alias Cold Aston P46 Bishops Cleeve P25 Aston Magna P46/2 Bishops Cleeve, St Peter, P26 Aston Somerville Cleeve Hill P47 Bisley Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P49 Blaisdon P78/3 Cheltenham, Christ Church P50 Blakeney P78/13 Cheltenham, Church of the P51 Bledington Emmanuel P52 Blockley P78/4 Cheltenham, Holy Trinity P53 Boddington P78/15 Cheltenham, St Aidan P54 Bourton-on-the-Hill P78/16 Cheltenham, St Barnabas P55 Bourton-on-the-Water P78/5 Cheltenham, St James P56 Boxwell with Leighterton P78/6 Cheltenham, St John P57 Bream P78/7 Cheltenham, St Luke P58 Brimpsfield P78/8 Cheltenham, St Mark P59 Brimscombe P78/1 Cheltenham, St Mary P61 Broadwell P78/9 Cheltenham, St Matthew P62 Brockworth P78/17 Cheltenham, St Michael P63 Bromsberrow P78/10 Cheltenham, St Paul P64 Brookthorpe P78/11 Cheltenham, St Peter P65 Buckland P78/14 Cheltenham, St Silas P66 Bulley P78/12 Cheltenham, St Stephen P67 Bussage P79 Cherington P68 Cainscross P80 Childswickham P69 Cam P81 Chipping Campden P72 Chaceley P300 Chipping Sodbury P73 Chalford P82 Christchurch, Forest of Dean P74 Charfield P83 Churcham P75 Charlton Abbots P84/1 Churchdown, St Bartholomew P76 Charlton Kings and St Andrew P386 Charlton Kings, Holy Apostles P84/2 Churchdown, St John the Evangelist P77 Chedworth P85/1 Cinderford, St John P78/2 Cheltenham, All Saints Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P85/2 Cinderford, St Stephen P167 Down Hatherley P86/2 Cirencester, Holy Trinity, P119 Doynton Watermoor P120 Driffield P92 Coates P109 Drybrook, Holy Trinity P105 Coberley P121 Dumbleton P23 Cold Ashton P122 Duntisbourne Abbots P93/2 Coleford, Broadwell, Church P123 Duntisbourne Rous of the Good Shepherd P124 Dursley P93/1 Coleford, St John P125 Dymock P93/3 Coleford, St Luke P127 Eastington P94 Colesbourne P129 Eastleach Martin P95 Coln Rogers P388 Eastleach P96 Coln St Aldwyn P130 Eastleach Turville P97 Coln St Dennis P131 Ebrington P98 Compton Abdale P132 Edge P99 Compton Greenfield P133 Edgeworth P100 Condicote P135 Elkstone P101 Corse P136 Elmore P102 Cowley P137 Elmstone Hardwicke P103 Cranham P138 English Bicknor P104 Cromhall P139 Evenlode P106 Cutsdean P141 Fairford P107 Daglingworth P142 Falfield P112 Deerhurst with Apperley P143 Farmington P113 Didbrook P145 Flaxley P114/1 Didmarton P146 Forthampton P410 Donnington (Herefordshire) P147 Framilode P117 Dowdeswell P149 Frampton-on-Severn P14 Down Ampney Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P150 France Lynch P32 Great Badminton P152 Fretherne P36 Great Barrington P153 Frocester P268 Great Rissington P413 Gloucester, Abbeydale P352 Great Washbourne P154/1 Gloucester, All Saints P373 Great Witcombe with P154/3 Gloucester, Christ Church Bentham P154/4 Gloucester, Holy Trinity P368/2 Gretton P154/5 Gloucester, Littleworth P156 Guiting Power P154/25 Gloucester, South Hamlet P158 Hailes P154/6 Gloucester, St Aldate P159 Hampnett P154/19 Gloucester, St Barnabas P160 Hanham P154/7 Gloucester, St Catharine P161 Hardwicke P154/21 Gloucester, St George P162 Harescombe P154/8 Gloucester, St James P163 Haresfield P154/9 Gloucester, St John the P164 Harnhill Baptist P165 Hartpury P154/22 Gloucester, St Luke P166 Hasfield P154/10 Gloucester, St Mark P169 Hatherop P154/11 Gloucester, St Mary de Crypt P170 Hawkesbury P154/24 Gloucester, St Mary de Grace P171 Hawling P154/12 Gloucester, St Mary de Lode P172 Hazleton P154/14 Gloucester, St Michael P173 Hempsted P154/15 Gloucester, St Nicholas P174 Henbury P154/20 Gloucester, St Oswald P175 Hewelsfield P154/16 Gloucester, St Owen P176 Highnam P154/17 Gloucester, St Paul P177 Hill P154/18 Gloucester, St Stephen P178 Hillesley P155 Gorsley with Cliffords Mesne P181 Horsley Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P182 Horton P200 Lower Lemington P183 Hucclecote P296 Lower Slaughter P184 Huntley P322 Lower Swell P185 Icomb P208 Lydbrook P186 Kemble P209 Lydney P187 Kemerton P210 Maisemore P188 Kempley P211/1 Maiseyhampton P189 Kempsford P212 Mangotsfield P190 Kings Stanley P213 Marshfield P191 Kingscote P211/2 Marston Maisey (Wiltshire) P193 Kingswood (near Wotton- P215 Matson under-Edge) P216 Mickleton P195 Lasborough P217 Minchinhampton P196 Lassington P218 Minsterworth P197 Lechlade P219 Miserden P198/1 Leckhampton, St Peter P220 Mitcheldean P198/2 Leckhampton, St Philip and St P222 Moreton Valence James P221 Moreton-in-Marsh P201 Leonard Stanley P223 Nailsworth P37 Little Barrington P224 Naunton P269 Little Rissington P225 Newent P301 Little Sodbury P226 Newington Bagpath P110 Littledean P227 Newland P229 Long Newnton P228 Newnham P204 Longborough P70 North Cerney P206 Longhope P230 North Nibley P394 Longlevens P231 Northleach P207 Longney P232 Norton P385 Lower Cam Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P233 Notgrove P273 Rodmarton P234 Nympsfield P275 Ruardean P235 Oakridge P276 Rudford P236 Oddington P279 Saintbury P302 Old Sodbury P280 Salperton P237 Oldbury-on-Severn P281 Sandhurst P114/2 Oldbury-on-the-Hill P282 Sapperton P240 Owlpen P283 Saul P241 Oxenhall P284 Selsley P242 Oxenton P285 Sevenhampton P243 Ozleworth P287 Sharpness P244 Painswick P288 Sheepscombe P245 Parkend, St Paul P289 Sherborne P246 Pauntley P291 Shipton Moyne P250 Pitchcombe P290 Shipton Oliffe and Shipton P251 Poole Keynes Sollers P252 Poulton P407 Shorncote P254 Prestbury P292 Shurdington P255 Preston (near Cirencester) P293 Siddington P256 Preston (near Ledbury) P294 Siston P260 Quedgeley P295/1 Slad P261 Quenington P298 Slimbridge P263 Randwick P299 Snowshill P264 Rangeworthy P303 Somerford Keynes P265 Redmarley D'Abitot P71 South Cerney P267 Rendcomb P396 Southam P271 Rockhampton P304 Southrop P272 Rodborough P278 St Briavels Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P305 Standish P332 Tibberton P306 Stanley Pontlarge P333/1 Tidenham P307 Stanton P334 Tirley P308 Stanway P335 Toddington P310 Staunton (near Coleford) P336 Todenham P309 Staunton (near Ledbury) P338 Tortworth P311 Staverton P339 Tredington P312 Stinchcombe P341 Turkdean P314 Stoke Orchard P333/2 Tutshill P315 Stone P342 Twigworth P316 Stonehouse P343 Twyning P318 Stowell P344 Tytherington P317 Stow-on-the-Wold P345 Uley P319 Stratton P168 Up Hatherley P397 Stroud, Holy Trinity P295/2 Uplands P320 Stroud, St Lawrence P346 Upleadon P321 Sudeley P297 Upper Slaughter P324 Swindon P323 Upper Swell P325 Syde P347 Upton St Leonards P326 Taynton P348 Viney Hill P157 Temple Guiting P349 Walton Cardiff P328/1 Tetbury, St Mary P353 Welford-on-Avon P328/2 Tetbury, St Saviour P354 Westbury-on-Severn P329/2 Tewkesbury, Holy Trinity P356 Westcote P329/1 Tewkesbury, St Mary P359 Westonbirt (Tewkesbury Abbey) P360 Weston-sub-Edge P199 The Leigh P361 Whaddon P330 Thornbury P363 Whiteshill Ref Parish name Ref Parish name P362 Whitminster P375 Woodchester P364 Whittington P376 Woolaston P366 Wickwar P377 Woolstone P367 Willersey P378 Wormington P368/1 Winchcombe P379 Wotton-under-Edge P369 Windrush P270 Wyck Rissington P370 Winson P404 Yanworth P371 Winstone P374 Withington .
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