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Nottinghamshire How to search the listings. Where relevant, the dates of the records we hold are noted. Please note that the reference number after the place name is the library catalogue number, which you can use for reference if requesting a search in a particular record or if visiting in person. Once in the relevant county listing page you can either chose to scroll down the page manually or you may wish to search for a particular word or place using the “control” and “F” search facility. How to use the search facility 1. Press the key marked “Ctrl” or “Control” at the same time as pressing down the “F” key on your keyboard. This will bring up a search box. 2. Then enter the name of the parish or word you wish to search for in the search box and click on “find next”. The first relevant entry will be highlighted for you in the main text. 3. To find the next relevant entry you can repeat the process by clicking “Find next” again. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE M = Nottingham Family History Society - Marriages. Mc = Nottingham Family History Society - Miscellaneous Mo = Nottingham Family History Society - Monumental Inscriptions. V = Nottingham Family History Society - Other Adbolton (Mc16) History of 1603-1803 Aldercar - St. John (Mo 57) M.I. - St. John's Relief Cemetery (Mo 57) M.I. Annesley (mf) Mar. 1599-1812 (M 49) Mar. 1813-1837 (mf) Census 1841 Arnold (mf) Mar. 1546-1812 (M XI) Mar. 1546-1837 (Mc9) Frame Breaking 1812 - St. Mary (Mo 44) M.I. Church History (Mc16) Inclosure 1793 Arnot Hill Park - War Memorial (Mo 70) M.I. Askham (mf) Mar. 1538-1837 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo 44) M.I. Aslockton (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 - Methodist (Mc2) Baptisms 1866-1929 Attenborough (mf) Mar. 1560-1812 (M 45) Mar. 1813-1837 - B.R. Station Memorial(Mo 70 & Mo 78) M.I. - St. Mary (Mo 59) M.I. Austerfield (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 Averham (M XXXI) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Michael & All Angels (Mo 64) M.I. (CD318) BApt 1538-1715 1 Bur 1539-1719 Averton (mf) Mar 1538-1837 Awsworth (mf) Mar. 1756-1812 - St. Peter (Mo 57) M.I. Babbington (mf) Census 1891 Babworth (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - All Saints (Mo 70) M.I. Balderton (mf) (book) Mar. 1538-1812 (M XXXI) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc6) Freehold List 1806 (Mc8) Valuation list 1892-1896 (Mc7) Vicars 1426-1901 - St. Giles (Mo 73) M.I. Barnby (mf) Mar. 1593-1812 Barnby in the Willows (M31) (Book) Mar. 1813-1837 - All Saints (Mo 51) M.I. Barnby Moor (Mc6) Census 1832 Barton in Fabis (mf) Mar. 1558-1812 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (mf) Census 1841 (Mo II) M.I. Basford (mf) Mar. 1568-1812 (M 45) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Leodegarius (mf) Bap. 1662-1812 (mf) Bap. 1837-1901 (Mo 57) M.I. (Mo 64) M.I. - General Baptists Benevolent Society 1867-1876 Basford Workhouse (mc7) Guardians of the Poor 1853 Bawtry (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (MXXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 Beckingham Prs 1634, 1637, 1641 (mf) Mar. 16??-1837 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 (V95) Census 1831 (Mo 64+132) M.I. Beeston (mf) Mar. 1558-1812 (M 45) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc10) Executions 1832 - St. John the Baptist (Mo 70) M.I. Besthorpe Holy Trinity (Mo 70) M.I. Bestwood (Mo XVIII) M.I. Bestwood Park Emmanuel Church (Mo 70) M.I. Bestwood Village - St. Mark (Mo 57 & Mo 70) M.I. - War Memorial (Mo 70) M.I. Bilborough (mf) Mar. 1569-1812 (M 45) Mar. 1813-1837 Bilsthorpe (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Margaret + cemetery (Mo 70) M.I. Bingham (mf) Mar. 1598-1812 (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 - Council Cemetry (Mo 70) M.I. - St. Mary & All Saints (Mo 70) M.I. 2 Bleasby prs 1633 (mf) Mar. 1573-1837 (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo 82) War Memorial MI MI Blidworth Prs 1638 (mf) Mar. 1566-1837 (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc15) Apprenticeship Indentures 1787-1818 (Mc11) Population 1821-1830 (Mc13) Bastardy Orders 1767-1821 - St. Mary of the Purification (Mo 73) M.I. Blyth (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 (V95) Census 1831 (Mo XVIII) M.I. (PM560) Church Guide Bole (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo 44) M.I. Bothamsall (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (MXXXIII) Mar 1813-1837 - The Parish Cemetry (Mo 70) M.I. - Our Lady & St. Peter (Mo 73) M.I. Boughton (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Matthew (Mo 63) M.I. Bramcote (mf) Mar. 1562-1812 (M 45) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Luke (Mo 51) M.I. - St. Michael & All Angels (Mo 51) M.I. Brinsley St. James the Great (Mo 57) M.I. Broughton Sulney (mf) (book)(M52) Mar. 1571-1837 Budby War Memorial (Mo 78) M.I. Bulcote (Mo XVIII) M.I. Bulwell (mf) Mar. 1635-1812 (M 49) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. John the Divine (Mo 91) M.I. Bunny (mf) Mar. 1556-1818 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc17) Unemployed 1819 - St. Mary (Mo 57) M.I. Burton Joyce (mf) Mar. 1559-1812 (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo XVIII) M.I. - War Memorial (Mo 70) M.I. Calverton Prs 1617, 1623 (mf) Mar. 1569-1812 (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - Parish Council Burial Ground (Mo 72) (Pc) M.I. Carburton (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Giles (Mo 78) M.I. 3 Car Colston (mf) Mar. 1570-1812 (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 (V95) Census 1831 MI Carlton ld Burial Ground (Mo 57) M.I. Carlton in Lindrick (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. John the Evangelist (Mo 87) M.I. Carlton on Trent (M 61) Mar. 1782-1812 (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Mary (Mo 73) M.I. Carrington St. John the Evangelist (Mo 44) M.I. Caunton Prs 1614, 1619, 1628, 1641 (mf) Mar 1709-1837 (M38) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo XXXIV) M.I. (Mc16) Parish Book 1792-1822 (Mo 70 & Mo 78) War Memorial M.I. (Mc11) Population 1870 Chilwell - War Memorial (Mo 63 & Mo 87) M.I. - Council Cemetery (Mo 78) M.I. Church Warsop War Memorial (Mo 89) M.I. Cinderhill War Memorial (Mo 82) M.I. Clarborough (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 (mf)+(MO51) MI (CD318) Mar 1567-1837 Clayworth (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXVI) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc3) Rectors Book 1672-1701 - St. Peter (Mo 97) M.I. Clifton (mf) Mar. 1573-1812 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo II) M.I. - War Memorial (Mo 89) M.I. Coddington (mf) (book) Mar. 1676-1813 (M XXXI) Mar. 1813-1837 - All Saints (Mo 72) M.I. Collingham - Baptist Chapel (Mo 44) M.I. (Mo 64) M.I. Colston Bassett (mf) (book) Mar. 1591-1812 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (N 137) Easter Books 1840 MI Colwick (mf) Mar. 1569-1754 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mc13) Apprenticeship Indentures 1800-1810 MI Cossall (mf) Mar. 1663-1812 (M 49) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Catherine (Mo 51) M.I. Costock (mf) Mar. 1558-1812 4 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 - St Giles (Mo 59) M.I. Cotgrave (mf) (book) Mar. 1559-1812 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo 44) M.I. Cotham (mf) (book) Mar. 1587-1812 (M XXXI) Mar. 1813-1837 - St. Michael (Mo 51) M.I. Cottam (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (CD318) Mar 1699-1837 (Mo 44) M.I. Cromwell (mf) Mar. 1654-1837 (M XXXI) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo XVIII) M.I. (Mc12) Churchwardens Accounts 1729-1771 Cropwell Bishop Prs 1638, 1641 (mf) (book) Mar. 1539-1812 (M 52) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo II) M.I. - St. Giles (Mo 64) M.I. Cropwell Butler (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 - Parish Burial Ground (Mo 72) M.I. Cuckney (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (V122) Apprentices Toplis’ Mill 1786-1805 Danethorpe (mf) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo 82) M.I. Darlton Prs 1622, 1633, 1641 (CD318) (M75) Mar 1569-1753 (M 75) Mar 1754-1812 (Mo 82) MI Dunham Prs 1641 (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar. 1754-1812 (M XXXIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (CD318) Mar 1655-1836 (Mo 44) M.I. - War Memorial (Mo 82) M.I. Eakring (M XXXVIII) Mar. 1813-1837 (V95) Census 1801 - St. Andrew (Mo 97) M.I. East Bridgford (mf) Mar. 1614-1812 (M 40) Mar. 1813-1837 (Mo XII) M.I. East Drayton (M 84) Mar. Up to 1699 (M 75) Mar. 1700-1753 (M 61) Mar.
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