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Parish registers on microfiche/film We are unable to provide duplicate microfilm. If a register is shown to be available on film please contact us before placing an order to check if an alternative form of copy can be made. Parish Years covered Total no. of Permission fiche received? Acton All Saints 1605-1900 17 Apply each time Akenham St Mary 1538-1900 4 Yes Aldeburgh St Peter & St Paul 1558-1900 48 Yes Alderton St Andrew 1674-1900 15 Yes Aldham St Mary 1666-1900 9 Yes Aldringham With Thorpe St Andrew 1538-1900 9 Yes Alpheton SS Peter & Paul 1571/2-1900 10 Yes Ampton St Peter 1560-1834 5 Yes Ashbocking All Saints 1555-1900 11 Yes Ashfield Cum Thorpe 1682-1900 9 Yes (registers 1598-1683 are on film only - 1 film) Ashby St Mary 1553-1835 4 NRO Aspall St Mary 1559-1900 5 Yes Assington St Edmund 1598-1900 14 Yes Athelington St Peter 1694-1900 4 Yes Bacton St Mary 1539-1900 23 Yes Badingham St John The Baptist 1538-1900 21 Yes Badley St John the Baptist 1591-1900 4 Yes Badwell Ash St Mary 1559-1900 13 Yes Ballingdon; see Sudbury All Saints Bardwell SS Peter & Paul 1538-1900 24 Yes Barham St Mary & St Peter 1562-1900 17 Yes Barking with Darmsden St Mary and 1563-1900 34 Yes Needham Market St John the Baptist Barnardiston All Saints 1540-1900 9 Yes Barnby St John the Baptist 1555-1900 7 Yes Barnham St Gregory 1730-1900 11 Yes Barningham St Andrew 1538-1900 13 Yes Barrow All Saints 1542-1900 25 Yes Barsham Holy Trinity 1558-1900 10 Yes Barton Mills St Mary 1663-1900 12 Apply each time Battisford St Mary 1711-1900 7 Yes 1 Information For Searchers No. 41 Revised January 2019 Parish Years covered Total no. of Permission fiche received? Bawdsey St Mary 1744-1900 10 Yes Baylham St Peter 1661-1900 10 Yes Beccles St Michael 1586-1900 64 Yes Bedfield St Nicholas 1584-1900 11 Yes Bedingfield St Mary 1538-1900 10 Yes Belstead St Mary 1539-1900 12 Yes Benacre St Michael 1727-1900 7 Yes Benhall St Mary 1560-1900 20 Yes Bentley St Mary 1538-1900 17 Yes Beyton All Saints 1539/40-1900 10 Yes Bildeston St Mary Magdalene 1558-1900 24 Yes Blaxhall St Peter 1673-1900 15 Yes Blyford All Saints 1695-1900 7 Yes Blythburgh Holy Trinity 1690-1900 15 Yes Botesdale St Mary (with Redgrave) 1538-1900 34 Yes Boulge St Michael 1621-1900 4 Yes Boxford St Mary 1557-1900 27 Yes Boxted Holy Trinity 1539-1900 8 Yes Boyton (with Capel St Andrew) 1538-1900 11 Yes Bradfield Combust All Saints 1538-1900 8 Yes Bradfield St Clare 1538-1900 8 Yes Bradfield St George 1555-1900 13 Yes (marriages & banns 1754-1812 are on film only - 1 film) Braiseworth SS Peter & Paul 1709-1900 5 Yes Bramfield St Andrew 1539-1900 17 Yes Bramford St Mary 1553-1900 32 Yes Brampton St Peter 1755-1900 7 Yes Brandeston All Saints 1559-1900 11 Yes Brandon 1653-1900 41 Yes Brantham St Michael The Archangel 1634-1900 14 Yes Bredfield St Andrew 1711-1900 10 Yes Brent Eleigh St Mary 1589-1900 8 Yes Brettenham St Mary 1584-1900 12 Yes Brightwell St John The Baptist (with 1653-1900 6 Yes Foxhall) Brockley St Andrew 1560-1900 8 Yes Brome St Mary 1559-1900 12 Yes Bromeswell St Edmund 1634-1900 8 Yes Bruisyard St Peter 1566-1900 10 Yes Brundish St Lawrence 1562-1900 11 Yes Bucklesham St Mary 1678-1900 8 Yes Bungay Holy Trinity 1557-1900 31 Yes Bungay St Mary 1558-1900 39 Yes Bures St Mary 1538-1900 32 Yes Burgate St Mary 1560-1900 12 Yes 2 Information For Searchers No. 41 Revised January 2019 Parish Years covered Total no. of Permission fiche received? Burgh St Botolph 1547-1900 10 Yes Burstall St Mary 1540-1900 8 Yes Bury St Edmunds St James 1558-1900 91 Yes (registers 1653-1662 are also on 1 film) Bury St Edmunds St John the 1848-1900 20 Yes Evangelist Bury St Edmunds, St Mary 1538-1900 117 Yes (registers 1653-1751 are on film only) Butley St John The Baptist 1785-1900 11 Yes Buxhall St Mary 1558-1900 11 Yes Campsea Ashe St John The Baptist 1550-1900 13 Yes Capel St Mary 1538-1900 19 Apply each time Carlton SS Mary & Peter 1538-1900 6 Yes Cavendish St Mary 1594-1900 27 Yes Cavenham St Andrew 1539-1900 8 Yes Charsfield 1727-1900 11 Yes Chattisham St Margaret & All Saints 1559-1900 7 Yes Chedburgh All Saints 1538-1900 8 Yes Chediston St Mary 1653-1900 12 Yes Chelmondiston St Andrew 1727-1900 18 Apply each time Chelsworth All Saints 1559-1900 8 Yes Chevington All Saints 1559-1896 17 Yes Chillesford St Peter 1740-1900 5 Yes Chilton St Mary 1623-1900 5 Apply each time Clare St Peter & St Paul 1558-1900 32 Yes Claydon St Mary 1559-1900 14 Yes Clopton St Mary 1735-1900 9 Yes Cockfield St Peter 1561-1900 23 Yes Coddenham St Mary 1539-1900 19 Yes (baptisms & burials 1790-1812 are on film only - 1 film) Combs St Mary 1568-1900 21 Yes Coney Weston St Mary 1562-1900 8 Yes Cookley St Michael 1538-1900 10 Yes Copdock St Peter 1701-1900 10 Yes Corton St Bartholomew 1579-1900 13 NRO Cotton St Andrew 1538-1900 18 Yes Covehithe St Andrew 1559-1900 7 Yes Cowlinge St Margaret 1558-1900 19 Yes Cransford St Peter 1653-1900 9 Yes Cratfield St Mary 1539-1900 19 Yes Creeting St Mary 1681-1900 15 Yes 3 Information For Searchers No. 41 Revised January 2019 Parish Years covered Total no. of Permission fiche received? Creeting St Peter 1558-1900 6 Yes Cretingham St Peter 1557-1900 9 Yes Crowfield All Saints 1756-1900 9 Yes (baptisms & burials 1790-1812 are on film only - 1 film) Culford St Mary 1560-1900 9 Yes (marriages 1813-1819 not in microform) Culford Heath 1890-1900 1 Yes (banns only) Culpho St Botolph 1700-1900 4 Yes Dalham St Mary 1558-1900 15 Yes Dallinghoo St Mary 1559-1900 13 Yes Darmsden St Mary SEE BARKING Darsham All Saints 1539-1900 12 Yes Debach St Peter 1539-1900 7 Yes Debenham St Mary Magdalene 1559-1900 33 Yes Denham St John 1708-1900 9 Yes Denham St Mary 1539-1900 8 Yes Dennington St Mary 1570-1900 23 Yes Denston St Nicholas 1561-1900 10 Yes Depden St Mary 1538-1900 9 Yes Drinkstone All Saints 1666-1900 13 Yes Dunwich St James 1672-1900 6 Yes (for baptisms 1766-1784 see Westleton) Dunwich St Peter 1539-1657 0 British Library (film only - 1 film) Earl Soham St Mary 1558-1900 15 Yes Earl Stonham St Mary 1654-1900 21 Yes East Bergholt St Mary 1653-1900 36 Yes Easton All Saints 1561-1900 11 Yes Edwardstone St Mary The Virgin 1645/6-1900 13 Yes Ellough All Saints 1540-1900 6 Yes Elmsett St Peter's 1684-1900 12 Yes Elmswell St John 1658-1900 18 Yes Elveden SS Andrew & Patrick 1652-1900 10 Yes Eriswell SS Laurence & Peter 1669-1900 12 Yes Erwarton St Mary 1558-1900 8 Yes Euston St Genevieve 1566-1900 8 Yes Exning St Agnes 1887-1900 (burials only) 1 Yes Exning St Martin with St Philip 1558-1900 34 Yes Exning St Philip 1894-1900 (baptisms only) 1 Yes Eye SS Peter & Paul 1538-1900 50 Yes Eyke All Saints 1538-1900 12 Yes Fakenham Magna St Peter 1559-1900 7 Yes 4 Information For Searchers No. 41 Revised January 2019 Parish Years covered Total no. of Permission fiche received? Falkenham St Ethelbert 1538-1900 9 Yes Farnham St Mary 1707-1900 7 Yes Felixstowe St John the Baptist 1895-1900 2 Yes Felixstowe St Peter & St Paul 1653-1900 14 Yes Felsham St Peter 1656-1900 11 Yes Finningham St Bartholomew 1560-1900 12 Yes Flempton St Catherine of Alexandria 1561-1900 12 Yes (with Hengrave) Flixton St Mary 1547-1900 7 Yes Flowton St Mary 1572-1900 7 Yes Fornham All Saints 1714-1900 11 Yes (registers 1558-1728 are on film only - 1 film) Fornham St Genevieve 1753-1876 1 Yes Fornham St Martin 1539-1900 10 Yes Foxhall St Mary (with Brightwell) 1653-1900 6 Yes Framlingham St Michael 1560-1900 46 Yes Framsden St Mary 1558-1900 17 Yes Freckenham St Andrew 1550-1900 11 Yes Fressingfield St Peter & St Paul 1554-1900 40 Yes Freston St Peters 1538-1900 8 Apply each time Friston St Mary 1541-1900 12 Yes Frostenden All Saints 1538-1900 11 Yes Gazeley All Saints 1538-1900 15 Yes Gedding St Mary 1543/4-1894 (these are also on 1 6 Yes film to 1875) Gisleham Holy Trinity 1559-1900 9 NRO Gislingham St Mary 1558-1900 16 Yes Glemsford St Peter 1813-1900 burials only 6 Yes (1550-1900 on film - 3 films) Gosbeck St Mary 1561-1900 13 Yes Great Ashfield All Saints 1754-1900 10 Yes Great Barton Holy Innocents 1561-1900 19 Yes Great Bealings St Mary 1539-1900 8 Yes Great Blakenham St Mary 1545-1900 9 Yes (1665-1794 on film only - 1 film) Great Bradley St Mary 1703-1900 13 Yes Great Bricett St Mary & St Lawrence 1525-1900 8 Yes Great Cornard St Andrew 1540-1900 16 Yes Great Finborough St Andrew 1558-1883 15 Yes Great Glemham All Saints 1559-1900 12 Yes Great Livermere St Peter 1538-1900 11 Yes Great Saxham St Andrew 1813-1900 6 Yes (early records from 1555 are on film - 1 film) 5 Information For Searchers No.
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