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BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Page 1 Refer LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates Parish Records P89/MRY2/001 Register of baptisms Jul 1825-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1825 Please use microfilm X089/061 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/002 Register of baptisms Jan 1826-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1826 Please use microfilm X089/061 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/003 Register of baptisms Jan 1827-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1827 Please use microfilm X097/267 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/004 Register of baptisms Jan 1828-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1828 Please use microfilm X089/062 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/005 Register of baptisms Jan 1829-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1829 Please use microfilm X089/062 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/006 Register of baptisms Jan 1830-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1830 Please use microfilm X089/062 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/007 Register of baptisms Jan 1831-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1831 Please use microfilm X089/062 Please use microfilm LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/008 Register of baptisms Jan 1832-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1832 Please use microfilm X089/062 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/009 Register of baptisms Jan 1833-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1833 Please use microfilm X089/063 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/010 Register of baptisms Jan 1834-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1834 Please use microfilm X089/064 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/011 Register of baptisms Jan 1835-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1835 Please use microfilm X089/065 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/012 Register of baptisms Jan 1836-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1836 Please use microfilm X089/065 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/013 Register of baptisms Jan 1837-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1837 Please use microfilm X089/066 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/014 Register of baptisms Jan 1838-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1839 Please use microfilm X089/066 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/015 Copy register of baptisms Jan 1840-Dec Gives alleged dates of birth 1847 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/016 Register of baptisms Jan 1840-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1840 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/017 Register of baptisms Jan 1841-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1841 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/018 Register of baptisms Jan 1842-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1842 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/019 Register of baptisms Jan 1843-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1843 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/020 Register of baptisms Jan 1844-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1844 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/021 Register of baptisms Jan 1845-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1845 Please use microfilm X089/067 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/022 Register of baptisms Jan 1846 -Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1846 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/023 Register of baptisms Jan 1847-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1847 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/024 Register of baptisms Jan 1848-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth. Includes 1848 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/024/02: Copy of pages 33-36 X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/025 Register of baptisms Jan 1849-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1849 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/026 Register of baptisms Jan 1850-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1850 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/027 Register of baptisms Jan 1851-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1851 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/028 Register of baptisms Jan 1852-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1852 Please use microfilm X089/068 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/029 Register of baptisms Jan 1853-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1853 Please use microfilm X089/069 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/030 Register of baptisms Jan 1854-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1858 Please use microfilm X089/070 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/031 Register of baptisms Jan 1859-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1860 Please use microfilm X089/070 Please use microfilm LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/032 Register of baptisms Jan 1861-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1862 Please use microfilm X089/070 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/033 Register of baptisms Jan 1863-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1864 Please use microfilm X089/071 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/034 Register of baptisms Jan 1865-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1866 Please use microfilm X089/071 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/035 Register of baptisms Jan 1867-Dec Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth. Entries for Jan 1868 Please use microfilm 1869 deleted and transferred to P89/MRY2/036 X089/071 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/036 Register of baptisms Jan 1869-Aug Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1872 Please use microfilm X089/072 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/037 Register of baptisms Aug 1872-Jun Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1877 Please use microfilm X089/072 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/038 Register of baptisms Jun 1877-Aug Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1882 Please use microfilm X089/072 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/039 Register of baptisms Aug 1882-Aug Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth 1888 Please use microfilm X089/073 Please use microfilm LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/040 Register of baptisms Aug 1888-Aug Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth. Some baptisms at 1895 Please use microfilm Quebec Chapel and Church Army X089/073 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/041 Register of baptisms Aug 1895-Jul Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth. Some baptisms at 1907 Please use microfilm Quebec Chapel X089/073 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/042 Register of baptisms Jul 1907-Feb Not available for general access Gives alleged dates of birth. Some baptisms at 1928 Please use microfilm Brunswick Chapel, Church of the Annunciation, X096/441 and French Chapel, Little George Street Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/043 Rough book of baptisms Jul 1825-May Not available for general access 1829 Please use microfilm X096/442 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/044 Rough book of baptisms May 1829-Jan Not available for general access 1837 Please use microfilm X096/442 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/045 Rough book of baptisms Jan 1837-Jan Not available for general access 1846 Please use microfilm X096/443 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/046 Rough book of baptisms Jan 1846-Sep Not available for general access 1855 Please use microfilm X096/443 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/047 Rough book of baptisms Sep 1855-Aug Not available for general access 1888 Please use microfilm X096/444 Please use microfilm LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 SAINT MARY, BRYANSTON SQUARE: BRYANSTON SQUARE, SAINT MARYLEBONE, WESTMINSTER P89/MRY2 Reference Description Dates P89/MRY2/048 Register of marriages Jul 1825-Dec Not available for general access 1825 Please use microfilm X089/074 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/049 Register of marriages Jan 1826-Dec Not available for general access 1826 Please use microfilm X089/074 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/050 Register of marriages Jan 1827-Dec Not available for general access 1827 Please use microfilm X089/074 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/051 Register of marriages Jan 1828-Dec Not available for general access 1828 Please use microfilm X089/074 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/052 Register of marriages Jan 1829-Dec Not available for general access 1829 Please use microfilm X089/074 Please use microfilm P89/MRY2/053
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