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Index Full Version 2 Index of material at BCHRC Local History Centre Parish registers and records are available from the parishes listed on the following pages. Most can be viewed on the computer, but a few are available in printed form. The lists below have the format: Parish / Item indicates the parish and the nature of the item, e.g. marriage register, tithe map etc Date if known Format / Location. Many items can be viewed on the computer, some are paper copies, and some are available in both formats Shrop Archives Ref/ Notes gives the reference number for Shropshire Archives if the original document can be viewed there. This section also contains notes about the item if it is held at BCHRC e.g. fragile, number of sheets etc Paper copies of the full catalogues for the records of these parishes held by Shropshire Archives are also available here. As well as parish registers and records, we also have Documents Concerning (Parish Packs) and catalogues of material held at Shropshire Archives, We also have transcriptions of Archdeacon Plymely's Visitation of South Shropshire in the lates 1790s through to the 1830s. This will be completed for our parishes in 2011. We have a wide range of maps, including tithe maps and apportionments and a series of photographs of original documents from Shropshire Archives, which can be viewed on computer. We also have a small reference library , and can arrange access to items in the House on Crutches Museum reserve collection and items deposited in our store. PARISH RECORDS DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES BETTWS Y CRWYN General register, originally three registers now 1695 - 1812 Computer P209/A/1/1 bound into one volume, with photocopies. Includes marriages to 1754. Very difficult to read Marriage registers Marriage register 1754 - 1798 Computer P209/A/3/1 Marriage register 1798 - 1812 Computer P209/A/3/2 Marriage register 1813 - 1838 Computer P209/A/3/3 Page 1 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES BISHOP'S CASTLE General registers General register, incomplete 1642 - 1661 1559 - 1663 Printed P33/A/1/1 General register. Baptisms 1687 missing 1663 - 1715 Printed P33/A/1/2 Draft general register 1675 - 1695 Computer P33/A/1/3 General register. Marriages to 1753 only 1716 - 1759 Printed P33/A/1/4 Baptism & burial registers Baptism & burial register 1760 - 1790 Printed P33/A/1/5 Baptism & burial register 1791 - 1812 Printed P33/A/1/6 Baptism registers Baptism register 1813 - 1843 Computer P33/A/2/1 Baptism register 1843 - 1859 Computer P33/A/2/2 Baptism register 1859 - 1881 Computer P33/A/2/3 Baptism register 1881 - 1914 Computer P33/A/2/4 Baptism register 1914 - 1975 Computer P33/A/2/5 Marriage registers Marriage register 1754 - 1786 Printed P33/A/3/1 Marriage register 1787 - 1812 Printed P33/A/3/2 Marriage register 1813 - 1837 Printed P33/A/3/3 Marriage register 1837 - 1860 Computer P33/A/3/4 Marriage register 1903 - 1912 Computer P33/A/3/5 Marriage register 1912 - 1920 Computer P33/A/3/6 Marriage register 1920 - 1929 Computer P33/A/3/7 Marriage register 1929 - 1937 Computer P33/A/3/8 Marriage register 1939 - 1943 Computer P33/A/3/9 Marriage register 1943 - 1962 Computer P33/A/3/10 Marriage register 1962 - 1970 Computer P33/A/3/11 Marriage register 1970 - 1977 Computer P33/A/3/12 Marriage register 1977 - 1997 Computer P33/A/3/13 Burial registers Burial register 1813 - 1852 Computer P33/A/4/1 Burial register 1852 - 1889 Computer P33/A/4/2 Burial register 1889 - 1913 Computer P33/A/4/3 Burial register 1913 - 1946 Computer P33/A/4/4 Burial register 1946 - 1986 Computer P33/A/4/5 Burial register 1986 - 1998 Computer P33/A/4/6 Vestry minute book 1858 - 1876 Computer P33/C/1/1 Page 2 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES CHIRBURY General Registers General Register including list of Vicars (1629- 1629 -1751 Computer P62/A/1/1 1863) General register marriages to1789 1752 - 1812 Computer P62/A/1/2 Baptism registers Baptism register 1813 - 1851 Computer P62/A/2/1 Baptism register 1851 - 1900 Computer P62/A/2/2 Marriages with banns 1789 - 1812 Computer P62/A/3/1 Marriage register 1813 - 1837 Computer P62/A/3/2 Burial register 1813 - 1890 Computer P/62/A/4/1 CHURCHSTOKE General Registers Includes memorandum 1625/6 relating to 1558 - 1729 Computer P66/A/1/1 expenses to Churchwardens, sidesmen & other parish officers. No burials in church and list of churchwardens 1654 (between entries for 1674) General register (marriages to 1754 only) 1730 - 1773 Computer P66/A/1/2 Baptism & burial registers Baptism and Burial Register ( In register of births 1774 - 1776 Computer P66/A/1/3 and burials) Baptism and Burial Register 1777 - 1812 Computer P66/A/1/4 Parish clerk's register of baptisms and burials. 1787 - 1812 Computer P66/A/8/1 Welsh verse at end: Bwrw Coelbren ar ben Buarth Gyrru Bran I ymwan Arth Baptism Register 1813 - 1853 Computer P66/A/2/1 Marriage Register 1754 - 1812 Computer P66/A/3/1 Page 3 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES CLUN General Registers General Register (No 1) (1 volume) 1653 - 1680 Computer P74/A/1/1 General Register (No 2) (1 volume) 1681 - 1753 Computer P74/A/1/2 Baptism and Burials (No 3) (1 volume) 1754 - 1796 Computer P74/A/1/3 Baptism and Burials (No 4) (1 volume) 1797 - 1812 Computer P74/A/1/4 Baptism Registers Baptism register Containing census of population 1813 -1841 Computer P74/A/2/1 within a 2 mile radius of Newcastle School, one dated Apr 1899 and one not dated.(1 volume) Baptism register (1 volume) 1841 - 1881 Computer P74/A/2/2 Baptism register (1 volume) 1881 - 1915 Computer P74/A/2/3 Baptism register (1 volume) 1915 - 1967 Computer P74/A/2/4 Marriage Registers Marriage and banns register (1 volume) 1754 - 1782 Computer P74/A/3/1 Marriage register (1 volume) 1782 - 1812 Computer P74/A/3/2 Marriage register (1 volume) 1813 - 1837 Computer P74/A/3/3 Marriage register (1 volume) 1837 - 1890 Computer P74/A/3/4 Marriage register (1 volume) 1890 - 1924 Computer P74/A/3/5 Marriage register (1 volume) 1924 - 1942 Computer P74/A/3/6 Marriage register (1 volume) 1942 - 1963 Computer P74/A/3/7 Burial Registers Burial registers (1 volume) 1813 - 1857 Computer P74/A/4/1 Page 4 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES CLUNBURY General Registers General register 1574 - 1654 Computer P75/A/1/1 General register 1600 - 1730 Computer P75/A/1/2 General register (includes marriages for these 1730 - 1794 Computer P75/A/1/3 years) Baptism and Burial Register (includes 1795 - 1812 Computer P75/A/1/4 marriages 1795 - 1799) Baptism and Burial Register (2 items enclosed) 1813 - 1841 Computer P75/A/2/1 Baptism Register (4 items enclosed) 1842 - 1867 Computer P75/A/2/2 Baptism Register (6 items enclosed, including list 1867 - 1901 Computer P75/A/2/3 of subscribers to the 1887 Clunbury Jubilee Fund) Baptism Register 1901 - 1993 Computer P75/A/2/4 Marriage Register with Banns 1754 - 1812 Computer P75/A/3/1 Marriage Register 1813 - 1837 Computer P75/A/3/2 Marriage Register 1837 - 1936 Computer P75/A/3/3 Marriage Register 19937 - Computer P75/A/3/4 1953 Marriage Register 1953 - 1968 Computer P75/A/3/5 Burial Registers Burial Register 1813 - 1860 Computer P75/A/4/1 Burial Register 1860 - 1929 Computer P75/A/4/2 Churchwardens Church book containing: churchwardens' 1628 - 1776 Computer P75/B/1/1 accounts 1629 - 1663, Lists of parish officers 1628 (?) - 1637, Agreement by parishioners of Clunbury concerning contested settlement of David Davies and family between Clunbury and Bromfield 1715, pew list (c1715?), Memo re charges for breaking up church for burial 1651, Other end: List of parish officers 1662 - 1776 Page 5 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES EDGTON General Registers Marriages to 1753 only Memo re: new gallery, Computer P103/A/1/1 1795 Register of Baptism and Burials 1795 - 1812 Computer P103/A/1/2 Register of Baptisms 1813 - 2006 Computer P103/A/2/1 Register of Marriages, including Banns 1745 - 1811 Computer P103/A/3/1 Register of Marriages 1814 - 1837 Computer P103/A/3/2 Register of Marriages 1837 - 1939 Computer P103/A/3/3 Register of Burials 1813 - 2005 Computer P103/A/4/1 HOPESAY General Registers Marriages to 1753 only 1678 - 1759 Computer P137/A/1/1 Baptisms and Burials Register 1759 - 1799 Computer P137/A/1/2 Register of Baptisms and Burials 1800 - 1812 Computer P137/A/1/3 Baptism Registers Register of Baptisms 1813 - 1860 Computer P137/A/2/1 Register of Baptisms 1860 - 1931 Computer P137/A/2/2 Marriage Registers Marriage Register includes banns 1754 - 1812 Computer P137/A/3/1 Marriage register 1813 - 1837 Computer P137/A/3/2 Marriage register 1883 - 1909 Computer P137/A/3/3 Marriage register 1910 - 1921 Computer P137/A/3/4 Marriage register 1922 - 1935 Computer P137/A/3/5 Marriage register 1935 - 1953 Computer P137/A/3/6 Burial Registers 1813 - 1897 Computer P137/A /4/1 Vestry Minute book 1821 - 1873 Computer P137/C/1/1 Page 6 DATE IF FORMAT / SHROP ARCHIVES PARISH / ITEM KNOWN LOCATION REF/ NOTES HOPTON CASTLE General Register 1538 - 1733 Computer P139/A/1/1 General Register (marriages up to 1754) 1734 - 1812 Computer P139/A/1/2 Baptism Register 1813 - 1990 Computer P139/A/2/1 Marriage register with banns (1 item enclosed) 1755 - 1812 Computer P139/A/3/1 Marriage register 1813 - 1837 Computer P139/A/3/2 Marriage register (3 items enclosed) 1838 - 1977 Computer P139/A/3/3 Burial Register (3 items enclosed) 1813 - 1991 Computer P139/A/4/1 Churchwardens Accounts Book ( with extracts from vestry minutes
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