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Bristol Archives Handlist of parish registers, non-conformist registers and bishop’s transcripts Website www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/bristol-archives Online catalogue archives.bristol.gov.uk Email enquiries [email protected] Updated 15 November 2016 1 Parish registers, non-conformist registers and bishop’s transcripts in Bristol Archives This handlist is a guide to the baptism, marriage and burial registers and bishop’s transcripts held at Bristol Archives. Please note that the list does not provide the contents of the records. Also, although it includes covering dates, the registers may not cover every year and there may be gaps in entries. In particular, there are large gaps in many of the bishop’s transcripts. Church of England records Parish registers We hold registers and records of parishes in the City and Deanery of Bristol (later the Archdeaconry of Bristol) which is part of the Diocese of Bristol. These cover: The city of Bristol Some parishes in southern Gloucestershire, north and east of Bristol A few parishes in north Somerset Some registers date from 1538, when parish registers were first introduced. Bishop’s transcripts We hold bishop’s transcripts for the areas listed above, as well as several Wiltshire parishes. We also hold microfiche copies of bishop’s transcripts for a few parishes in the Diocese of Bath and Wells. Bishop’s transcripts are a useful substitute when original registers have not survived. In particular, records of the following churches were destroyed or damaged in the Blitz during the Second World War: St Peter, St Mary le Port, St Paul Bedminster and Temple. Non-conformist records We hold records of other non-conformist chapels including Baptist, Congregational, Unitarian and Society of Friends (Quakers). These records also cover chapels in different areas, such as: Records of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Clifton, which covers not only Bristol but also Shepton Mallet and elsewhere in Somerset. Records of most Methodist circuits in the Bristol area, including chapels in Somerset, such as Midsomer Norton and Cheddar. Viewing the registers You are welcome to visit our searchroom to view the registers during our normal opening hours. Most registers are available on microfiche or microfilm, but some must be ordered from our strongrooms. Obtaining copies In the searchroom, pages can be printed from registers that are available on microfiche. If you cannot visit in person, we can provide printed copies from microfiche registers. Please email [email protected] to tell us the exact date and the parish/chapel of the particular record(s) you want. If a register has not been microfilmed, we cannot provide a photocopy (due to this risk of damage) but we can provide digital scans through our digitisation bureau. Current copying prices are available on our website (see the ‘Copying and publishing records’ PDF). Updated 15 November 2016 2 Contents Parish Registers Anglican Chaplaincies 5 Bristol City Parishes 5-9 Country parishes: Gloucestershire 10-11 Country parishes: Somerset 11 Country parishes: Wiltshire 11 Nonconformist Registers Assemblies of God (Pentecostal): Bristol 12 Baptist: Bristol 12 Baptist: Somerset 12 Bristol Christian Fellowship 12 Bristol City Mission Society 12 Christadelphian: Bristol 12 Christian Brethren: Bristol 12 Church of God: Bristol 13 Congregational: Bristol 13-14 Congregational: Gloucestershire 14 Countess of Huntingdon’s Connection: Bristol 14 Evangelical: Bristol 15 Fellowship of the King: Bristol 15 Huguenot: Bristol 15 Jehovah’s Witnesses: Bristol 15 Methodist: Bristol 15-19 Methodist: Gloucestershire 19-21 Methodist: Somerset 21-25 Methodist: Cyprus 25 Moravian: Gloucestershire 25 Presbyterian: Bristol 25 Presbyterian: Gloucestershire 26 Roman Catholic: Bristol 26 Roman Catholic: Somerset 26 Roman Catholic: Wiltshire 26 Sikh: Bristol 26 This handlist includes both original registers and microform copies. The dates given are covering dates only and do not guarantee entries for every year. Updated 15 November 2016 3 Nonconformist Registers (continued) Society of Friends (Quaker): Bristol [including Bristol & Somerset and Bristol & Frenchay Meetings] 26-27 Society of Friends (Quaker): Gloucestershire 27 Society of Friends (Quaker): Somerset 27 Spiritualist: Bristol 27 Swedenborgian: Bristol 27 Unitarian: Bristol 27 United Reformed: Bristol 28 United Reformed: Gloucestershire 28 United Reformed: Somerset 2 Bishop’s Transcripts Bishop’s Transcripts: Bristol City parishes 29-30 Bishop’s Transcripts: Gloucestershire parishes 31-32 Bishop’s Transcripts: Somerset parishes 32 Bishop’s Transcripts: Wiltshire parishes 32-35 Bishop’s Transcripts: Cemeteries 36 Bishop’s Transcripts: Society of Friends burial grounds 36 This handlist includes both original registers and microform copies. The dates given are covering dates only and do not guarantee entries for every year. Updated 15 November 2016 4 DIOCESE OF BRISTOL: ARCHDEACONRY OF BRISTOL ANGLICAN PARISH REGISTERS OF BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & BURIALS PARISH BAPTISMS MARRIAGES BURIALS ANGLICAN CHAPLAINCIES Bristol Cathedral 1669-1810 1670-1754 1670-1837 Anglican Chaplaincy: 1938-1960 - - Bristol Children’s Hospital Anglican Chaplaincy: 1920-1988 - - Bristol General Hospital Anglican Chaplaincy: 1912-1988 - - Bristol Maternity Hospital Bristol Maternity Hospital: Lying-in Hospital Chapel, Southwell Street [with St Michael the - 1919-1940 - Archangel on the Mount Without registers] Anglican Chaplaincy: Bristol Royal Infirmary 1913-1930 - - Anglican Chaplaincy: 1957-1964 - - St John’s Diocesan Home Anglican Chaplaincy: Southmead Hospital 1941-1993 - - BRISTOL CITY PARISHES All Hallows, Easton 1893-1995 1901-1962 - All Saints 1560-1983 1556-1981 1561-1853 All Saints, Clifton 1868-2004 1868-1975 - All Saints, Fishponds 1905-1994 1910-2001 - Bedminster Down Mission Church 1892-1942 1929-1958 - [with St Aldhelm registers] Christ Church 1538-1871 1538-1984 1538-1854 Christ Church, Barton Hill 1886-1958 1886-1956 - Christ Church, Clifton 1844-2005 1862-2004 - Christ Church, Cotham - 1962-1988 - Christ Church, Hengrove 1934-2001 1934-1990 - Christ the Servant, Stockwood 1960-1969 1964-1981 - Emmanuel, Clifton 1869-1970 1869-1971 - Emmanuel, St Philip 1862-1938 1865-1938 - 1975-1983 Good Shepherd, Bishopston 1928-1943 1942-1999 [funerals] Holy Cross, Inns Court 1940-1972 1950-1989 - Holy Cross Mission Church 1879-1883 - - [in St Francis, Ashton Gate register] Updated 15 November 2016 5 DIOCESE OF BRISTOL: ARCHDEACONRY OF BRISTOL ANGLICAN PARISH REGISTERS OF BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & BURIALS PARISH BAPTISMS MARRIAGES BURIALS BRISTOL CITY PARISHES Holy Nativity, Knowle 1874-1938 1883-1961 - Holy Nativity, Knowle: 1921-1974 - 1931-1991 Chapel of the House of Charity Holy Trinity, Clifton 1864-1947 1864-1976 - Holy Trinity, Horfield 1543-1986 1543-2005 1543-1961 Holy Trinity, St Philip 1832-1966 1835-1956 1832-1936 Holy Trinity, Stapleton 1720-1968 1722-2012 1738-1874 Holy Trinity, Westbury-on-Trym 1559-2002 1559-1998 1559-1934 Redland Green 1754-2002 1745-1984 1747-1980 St Agnes 1886-1985 1886-1994 - St Aidan 1890-1948 1905-1970 - St Alban, Westbury Park 1913-1950 1914-1987 - St Aldhelm, Bedminster 1900-1979 1907-1984 - St Ambrose, Whitehall 1906-1949 1915-1979 - St Andrew, Avonmouth 1893-1985 1893-2001 - St Andrew, Clifton 1538-1951 1538-1951 1538-1942 St Andrew, Hartcliffe 1956-1978 1956-1979 - St Andrew, Montpelier 1845-1963 1845-1963 1845-1947 St Andrew-the-Less, Clifton 1873-1939 1882-1939 - St Anne, Brislington 1909-1982 1908-1988 1956-1986 St Anne, Greenbank 1927-1984 1926-1984 - St Anselm, Clifton 1898-1940 1921-1940 - St Augustine-the-Less 1577-1940 1577-1938 1577-1885 St Barnabas 1844-1954 1851-1954 1852-1866 St Barnabas, Knowle 1933-1970 1938-1974 1945-1966 St Bartholomew, Montpelier 1861-1970 1861-1985 1953-1996 St Bede, Fishponds 1927-1962 1948-1962 - St Christopher, Brislington 1921-1955 1931-1975 - St Clement 1855-1941 1855-1941 - St Dunstan, Bedminster Down 1892-1985 1929-1989 - Updated 15 November 2016 6 DIOCESE OF BRISTOL: ARCHDEACONRY OF BRISTOL ANGLICAN PARISH REGISTERS OF BAPTISMS, MARRIAGES & BURIALS PARISH BAPTISMS MARRIAGES BURIALS BRISTOL CITY PARISHES St Edmund, Horfield 1939-1977 - - St Edyth, Sea Mills 1921-1985 1929-1997 - St Ewen 1538-1792 1539-1793 1538-1786 St Francis, Ashton Gate 1883-1985 1887-1982 1948-1973 St Francis, Lockleaze, see St Mary Magdalene with St Francis, Lockleaze St Gabriel, Easton 1870-1974 1870-1973 - St George 1756-1991 1756-1975 1756-1970 St George, Brandon Hill 1832-1984 1833-1984 1832-1979 St Gregory, Horfield 1926-1971 1930-1975 1930-1955 St Hugh, Bedminster 1931-1962 - - St James 1559-1984 1559-1982 1559-1870 St John the Baptist 1558-1982 1558-1983 1558-1872 [includes 1940s baptisms for St Mary le Port ] St John the Baptist, Bedminster 1643-1965 1654-1965 1656-1965 St John the Baptist, Hallen recorded in St Mary, Henbury registers St John the Divine, Fishponds 1907-1994 1912-2002 1923-1955 St John the Evangelist, Clifton 1841-1979 1845-1978 1842-1925 St Jude 1846-1980 1849-1980 - St Katharine, Bishopston 1928-1953 1929-1954 - St Katharine, Knowle 1889-1957 - - St Katharine, Pylle Hill, Totterdown, see St Katharine, Knowle St Lawrence, Easton 1883-1954 1885-1954 - St Leonard 1689-1768 1690-1768 1690-1768 St Leonard, Redfield [in St George register] 1916-1924 - - St Leonard, Redfield 1924-1955 1938-1984 - St Luke, Barton Hill 1850-1949 1850-1981 1850-1866 St Luke, Bedminster 1861-1968 1861-1968 - St Luke, Brislington 1566-2004 1566-2006 1566-1977 St Mark, Brentry [with St Mary
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