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London Metropolitan Archives Guide to Major Family History Resources London Borough of Richmond upon Thames How to use this guide London Generations is a guide to our major family history sources and currently includes the following types of records: Anglican parish registers of baptisms, marriages and burials for around 800 parishes within the former counties of London and Middlesex; Bishops transcripts of parish registers; Anglican parish Poor Law registers; non-conformist baptism and marriage registers; land tax assessments; admission and creed registers for workhouses run by Boards of Guardians; London County Council School admission and discharge registers and electoral registers for the counties of London and Middlesex. Many of the registers you can see here have been digitised and are also available on the Ancestry.co.uk website, where individual names can be searched in most cases. These lists provide details of the holdings of each of the various registers we hold, and the reference number for the material if you are visiting LMA. 2 London Generations Database RICHMOND UPON THAMES, LONDON BOROUGH OF INDEX TO PARISHES Parish Name First Register HOLY TRINITY, TWICKENHAM: THE GREEN, RICHMOND 1841 AT LMA: DRO/150 SAINT ALBAN, TEDDINGTON: RICHMOND 1922 AT LMA: DRO/125/A See also SAINT MARY, TEDDINGTON DRO/125 SAINT JAMES, HAMPTON HILL: SAINT JAMES' ROAD, RICHMOND 1864 AT LMA: DRO/083 SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST, HAMPTON WICK: RICHMOND 1831 AT LMA: DRO/068 SAINT MARK, TEDDINGTON: SAINT MARK'S ROAD, RICHMOND 1885 AT LMA: DRO/074 SAINT MARY THE VIRGIN, TWICKENHAM: CHURCH STREET, RICHMOND 1538 AT LMA: DRO/174 SAINT MARY, HAMPTON: CHURCH STREET, RICHMOND 1554 AT LMA: DRO/140 SAINT MARY, TEDDINGTON: HIGH STREET, RICHMOND 1558 AT LMA: DRO/125 SAINT MICHAEL AND SAINT GEORGE, FULWELL: WILCOX ROAD, RICHMOND 1925 AT LMA: See DRO/185 SAINT PETER AND SAINT PAUL, TEDDINGTON: BROAD STREET, RICHMOND 1868 AT LMA: DRO/043 SAINT PHILIP AND SAINT JAMES, WHITTON: KNELLER ROAD, RICHMOND 1862 AT LMA: DRO/158 SAINT STEPHEN, EAST TWICKENHAM: RICHMOND ROAD, RICHMOND 1874 AT LMA: DRO/090 03 July 2012 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS HOLY TRINITY, TWICKENHAM: THE GREEN, TWICKENHAM COMMON Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/150/001 website 1841 1868 Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/150/002 website 1868 1883 Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/150/003 website 1883 1901 Register of baptisms X095/682 Available on DRO/150/004 Ancestry website to 1906 1901 1912 Register of baptisms X095/682/686 DRO/150/005 1912 1924 Register of baptisms X095/686 DRO/150/006 1924 1941 Register of baptisms X095/677 DRO/150/007 1941 1958 Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/150/008 website 1847 1874 Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/150/009 website 1874 1894 Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/150/010 website 1894 1906 Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/150/011 website 1906 1917 Register of marriages X095/727 Available on DRO/150/012 Ancestry website to 1920 1917 1927 03 July 2012 Page 1 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS HOLY TRINITY, TWICKENHAM: THE GREEN, TWICKENHAM COMMON Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of marriages X095/617 DRO/150/013 1927 1937 Register of marriages X095/617 DRO/150/014 1937 1945 Register of marriages X095/719 DRO/150/015 1945 1956 Register of burials Available on Ancestry DRO/150/016 website 1848 1901 Register of banns of marriage X095/719 DRO/150/017 1952 1960 Register of banns of marriage X095/719 DRO/150/018 1961 1968 Register of banns of marriage X095/719 DRO/150/019 1968 1991 03 July 2012 Page 2 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT ALBAN, TEDDINGTON: RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of baptisms X099/171 DRO/125/A/001 1922 Mar 1933 Nov Register of baptisms X099/171 DRO/125/A/002 1933 Nov 1946 May Register of baptisms X099/171 DRO/125/A/003 1946 Jul 1961 May Register of marriages X099/171 Available on DRO/125/A/004 Ancestry website to 1920 1921 Nov 1938 Apr Register of marriages X099/171 DRO/125/A/005 1938 Apr 1950 Sep Register of banns of marriage X099/172 DRO/125/A/006 1950 Oct 1964 Jun Register of banns of marriage X099/172 DRO/125/A/007 1964 Jun 1972 Apr Register of banns of marriage X099/172 DRO/125/A/008 1972 May 1983 Nov Register of confirmations X099/172 DRO/125/A/010 1909 Mar 1966 May 03 July 2012 Page 3 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT JAMES, HAMPTON HILL: SAINT JAMES' ROAD, RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/083/001 website 1864 Jun 1882 Mar Register of baptisms X097/321 Available on DRO/083/002 Ancestry website to 1906 1882 Mar 1925 Jul Register of baptisms X103/100 DRO/083/003 1925 Jul 1943 Apr Register of baptisms X103/097 DRO/083/004 1943 May 1961 Apr Index to baptisms X103/097 DRO/083/005 1953 Jan 1976 Jun Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/083/006 website 1864 Oct 1908 Jan Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/083/007 website 1908 Feb 1919 Apr Register of marriages X103/101 Available on DRO/083/008 Ancestry website to 1920 1919 May 1930 Nov Register of marriages X103/101 DRO/083/009 1930 Dec 1941 Jun Register of marriages X103/101 DRO/083/010 1941 Jul 1954 Jun Register of marriages X103/100 DRO/083/011 1954 Jul 1968 Mar Register of burials Available on Ancestry DRO/083/012 website 1864 Sep 1894 Mar Register of burials Available on Ancestry DRO/083/013 website 1894 Apr 1914 Oct 03 July 2012 Page 4 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT JAMES, HAMPTON HILL: SAINT JAMES' ROAD, RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of burials Available on Ancestry DRO/083/014 website 1914 Oct 1930 Dec Register of burials Available on Ancestry DRO/083/015 website 1930 Dec 1948 Mar Register of confirmations Available on Ancestry DRO/083/016 website to 1920 1894 1972 Register of banns of marriage Available on Ancestry DRO/083/017 website 1864 Sep 1905 Mar Register of banns of marriage X103/100 Available on DRO/083/018 Ancestry website to 1920 1905 Mar 1924 Nov Register of banns of marriage X103/100 DRO/083/019 1938 Nov 1954 Nov Register of banns of marriage X103/100 DRO/083/020 1954 Dec 1968 Jul Register of baptisms DRO/083/106 DRO/083/106 1961 May 1975 Jun 03 July 2012 Page 5 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST, HAMPTON WICK: RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/068/001 website 1831 Aug 1855 Jan Register of baptisms Available on Ancestry DRO/068/002 website 1855 Jan 1888 Dec Register of baptisms X092/064 Available on DRO/068/003 Ancestry website to 1906 1889 Jan 1913 Jun Register of baptisms X092/064 DRO/068/004 1913 Jun 1937 Mar Register of baptisms X092/064 DRO/068/005 1937 Apr 1967 May Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/068/006 website 1832 Mar 1837 Jun Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/068/007 website 1837 Aug 1868 Jan Register of marriages Available on Ancestry DRO/068/008 website 1868 Jan 1888 Dec Register of marriages X092/065 Available on DRO/068/009 Ancestry website to 1920 1889 Feb 1927 Sep Register of marriages X092/065 DRO/068/010 1927 Sep 1932 Mar Register of marriages X092/065 DRO/068/011 1932 Jun 1937 Jan Register of marriages X092/065 DRO/068/012 1937 Mar 1940 Jul Register of marriages X092/065 DRO/068/013 1940 Aug 1955 Aug 03 July 2012 Page 6 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST, HAMPTON WICK: RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of confirmations X094/226 DRO/068/014 1922 Jun 1959 May Register of banns of marriage Available on Ancestry DRO/068/015 website 1832 Feb 1865 Jun Register of banns of marriage X094/226 Available on DRO/068/016 Ancestry website to 1920 1905 Jan 1932 Mar Register of banns of marriage X094/226 DRO/068/017 1932 May 1940 Mar Register of banns of marriage X094/226 DRO/068/018 1940 Mar 1947 Sep Register of banns of marriage X094/227 DRO/068/019 1947 Oct 1954 Nov Register of banns of marriage X094/227 DRO/068/020 1954 Nov 1964 Dec Register of banns of marriage X094/227 DRO/068/021 1965 Jan 1975 Jun 03 July 2012 Page 7 of 21 London Generations Database LONDON BOROUGH OF RICHMOND UPON THAMES PARISH REGISTERS SAINT MARK, TEDDINGTON: SAINT MARK'S ROAD, RICHMOND Description Use Microfilm (X_ _) Index or Original Reference From To unless indicated Transcript (Staff Use) Register of baptisms X097/320 Available on DRO/074/A/01/001 Ancestry website to 1906 1885 Jan 1935 Dec Register of baptisms X095/750 DRO/074/A/01/002 1936 Feb 1960 May Register of marriages X095/750 DRO/074/A/02/001 1939 Aug 1941 Aug Register of marriages X095/750 DRO/074/A/02/002
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