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Shropshire Parish Registers Shropshire Archives Holds Copies Of Shropshire Parish Registers Shropshire Archives holds copies of most of the parish registers for the county. Most of these registers, up to 1900, can now be searched and viewed as full colour images on the Find My Past website. This list will tell you which registers are held for each parish and the alternative formats which are available. How to Use this List 1st Column The name of the parish appears in the first column. 2nd Column The second column lists the microfiche or microfilm copies that are available. These are photographic copies of the original records. You will need to book a microfiche or microfilm reader to view these. In the case of microfiche, the numbers in brackets refer to individual fiche numbers. For example CB 1690-1812 (23-37) shows that christenings and burials for those dates will be found on fiches numbered 23 to 37 in that particular parish. Entries in italics in this column indicate that the registers are on microfilm. 3rd Column The third column gives the dates of those registers, which have been printed. All of these volumes have name and place indexes. They are available on the Reading Room shelves. 4th Column The fourth column lists all the transcripts, which are available. Where there is an index to the transcript this is indicated by (I) after the covering dates. These are also available on the Reading Room shelves. 5th Column The fifth column lists which years are available as original registers only. You will need a Readers Ticket to order these in the Search Room. 6th Column The sixth column lists which registers are available on the Find My Past website www.findmypast.co.uk. The dates listed are the first and last years indexed - they may be complete runs, but they may also contain considerable gaps. The Banns indexes produced by Find My Past do not necessarily relate to Banns registers. Not all pre-1900 Banns registers have been digitized. KEY: G General (Baptisms, Marriages and Burials) Bn Banns Cf Confirmations C Christenings/Baptisms M Marriages B Burials In Interments BT Bishop’s Transcript I Indexed Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Abdon G 1554-1754 (1-9) 1560-1812 C 1584-1900 CB 1755-1813 (9-13) M 1813-1837 M 1614-1900 C 1813-2010 (31-37) Bn 1773-1812 MBn 1754-1812 (14) 1826 &1827 M 1813-1850 (13) B 1614-1900 M 1837-2004 (38-45) Bn 1827-2004 (52-53) B 1813-2011 (46-51) Acton Burnell G 1568-1654 (4) 1568-1812 C 1813-1840 M 1984-2009 C 1568-1900 G 1647-1667 (5) M 1569-1900 G 1695 & B in woollen 1735-1751 (5) Bn 1654-1657 G 1693-1812 (M to 1754) (6-7) Bn 1760-1812 C 1813-1944 (1-2) B 1568-1812 M 1754-1981 (2-3) Acton Round 1585-1812 (I) Acton Scott G 1690-1759 (3) 1638 1690-1812 (I) C 1690-1812 CB 1759-1812 (3-4) 1660-1812 M 1696-1835 MBn 1755-1812 (1) Bn 1755, 1762 M 1814-1835 (1) 1837 CB 1813-1875 B 1690-1812 M 1814-1875 (Film 919657) Adderley G 1692-1754 (1-4) 1692-1812 C 1692-1900 CB 1755-1812 (4-8) M 1692-1874 C 1813-1883 (9-10) Bn 1768, C 1883-2002 (63-71) 1824-1837 MBn 1755-1812 (13) B 1692-1900 M 1813-1836 (11-12) M 1837-2003 (72-93) Bn 1824-2011 (94-102) B 1813-1930 (10-11) Alberbury G 1564-1634 (21-22) 1564-1812 C 1564-1900 G 1634-1738 (37-76) M 1564-1900 C 1739- 1812 (76-94) Bn 1824-1837 C 1813-1900 (1-5) B 1564-1851 C 1857-1909 (107-108) B 1739-1740 (76) B 1740-1812 (94-106) B 1813-1851 (13-15) M 1752-1753 (80) M 1754-1837 (5-8) M 1837-1900 (8-13) M 1898-1991 (108-109) M 1992-2003 (301-303) Bn 1823-1900 (15-19) Bn 1851-1953 (110-111) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Albrighton G 1555-1754 (21-42) 1555-1812 C 1555-1900 (nr. Shifnal) CB 1754-1812 (42-51) M 1555-1900 C 1813-1945 (1-8) Bn 1754-1815 B 1813-1953 (8-13) B 1555-1900 M 1754-1812 (51-65) M 1813-1931 (13-20) M 1931-1943 (66) Albrighton C 1649-1802 (2) 1649-1812 C 1649-1812 (nr. Shrewsbury) B 1669-1802 (2) M 1677-1755 CB 1802-1812 (3) B 1670-1812 M 1680-1790 (2) All Stretton M 1957-2001 (1-10) Alveley G 1561-1720 (44-46) 1561-1812 (I) C 1561-1900 G 1721-1799 (16-17) M 1562-1900 CB 1799-1809(17) Bn 1754-1838 CB 1754-1812 (48-58) B 1561-1900 C 1813-1965 (1-5, 62-63) B 1813-1900 (5-7) B 1898-1908 (60) M 1754-1937 (7-13) M 1837-1937 (84-86) M 1937-1970 (59-60) Bn 1823-1900 (13-15) Bn 1944-1970 (60-61) Annscroft C 1870-1903 (1) M 1998-2011 C 1870-1900 B 1871-1938 (1-2) M 1873-1900 M 1873-1960 (2-5) B 1871-1900 M 1960-1971 (7) M 1972-1998 (9-14) Bn 1873-1900 (6) Bn 1900-1959 (8) Ash C 1837-1849 (1-4) C 1837-1849 B 1837-1857 (4-5) B 1837-1857 Ashford Bowdler G 1603-1813 (1-6) 1602-1837 (I) M 1840-2006 C 1600-1899 M 1813-1835 (7) M 1602-1835 C 1813-1996 (8-11) Bn 1834 B 1813-1992 (12-14) B 1601-1900 Ashford Carbonell G 1653-1756 (1-8) 1653-1837 M 1981-2008 C 1653-1900 CB 1757-1812 (8-11) (part bound) M 1653-1900 C 1813-1965 (12-13) B 1653-1900 B 1813-1980 (13-14) M 1754-1812 (18-19) M 1813-1979 (14-17) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Astley G 1695-1754 (3-6) 1692-1812 C 1813-1838 C 1695-1900 CB 1754-1815 (7-9) M 1830-1831 M 1724-1900 C 1813-1900 (1-2) B 1813-1846 B 1695-1862 C 1898-1957 (10) M 1754-1812 (2) M 1830-1831 (2) M 1841-2009 (47-64) Cf 1899-1925 (10) Bn 1830-1999 (42-46) Astley Abbots G 1561-1653 (19-20) 1561-1812 (I) M 1901-2010 C 1562-1900 G 1659-1671 (21) M 1813-37 (I) B 1901-1991 M 1561-1900 G 1694-1812 (22-27) Bn 1754-1838 C 1813-1923 (1-3) B 1561-1900 MBn 1754-1800 (3-4) M 1800-1839 (4-5) B 1813-1878 (5-6) Bn 1833-1973 (6-8) Aston Botterell G 1559-1753 (2-14) 1559-1813 (I) C 1559-1809 CB 1754-1785 (14-15) M 1559-1837 CB 1786-1809 (20-22) Bn 1654-1796 M 1754-1812 (16-20) B 1561-1809 M 1812-1837 (1) Aston Eyre M 1901-2013 Atcham G 1619-1754 (22-40) 1619-1812 C 1813-40 (I) C 1621-1877 CB 1754-1812 (40-49) M 1813-1837 B 1813-40 (I) M 1621-1900 C 1813-1877 (13-14) Bn 1773-1837 B 1813-1932 (14-16) B 1619-1900 M 1754-1837 (1-11) M 1837-1932 (16-19) Bn 1824-1932 (19-21) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Badger G 1662-1757 (3) 1660-1812 C 1671-1900 CB 1757-1812 (3-4) M 1813-1837 M 1662-1880 C 1813-1992 (32-41) Bn 1766-1862 M 1757-1808 (2) B 1662-1900 M 1813-1836 (1) Bn 1757-1862 (2) B 1813-1992 (42-47) Barrow G 1611-1615 (6) 1727-1812 (I) C 1637-1849 G 1633-1637 (6) C 1660-1726 (I) M 1728-1900 G 1727-1789 (M to 1754) (6-8) C 1813-1823 (I) Bn 1786-1812 CB 1790-1812 (9) M 1839-1930 (I) B 1611-1849 C 1813-1845 (10) MBn 1754-1808 (1) MBn 1801-1812 (5) M 1786-1930 (1-4) M 1932-1970 (11-15) M 1977-2011 (16-20) B 1813-1845 (4-5) Baschurch G 1600-1720 (1-2) 1600-1812 (I) C 1600-1900 (G1695-1697 (7)) M 1600-1900 G 1720-1753 (9) Bn 1823-1900 CB 1720-1783(9) B 1600-1900 CB 1784 & notes(10) CB 1754-1812 (15-21) C 1812-1931 (22-28) B 1813-1929 (28-34) MBn 1754-1812 (46-47) M 1813-1920 (34-43) M 1920-1977 (47-50) Bn 1823-1901 (43-45) Bn 1901-1958 (50-52) Battlefield G 1665-1747 (4) 1663-1812 M 1813-1908 C 1663-1900 G 1663-1812 (M to 1754) (4-5) (bound) [Missing] M 1666-1900 C 1813-1980 (1) B 1667-1812 MBn 1754-1811 (1-2) M 1814-1978 (2-3) Bayston Hill C 1846-1985 (1-4) Cf 1922–1991 C 1846-1900 M 1847-1988 (4-7) M 1847-1900 M 1988-1994 (8-9) B 1846-1900 B 1846-1923 (7) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Beckbury G 1661-1738 (2) 1738-1812 (I) M 1837-2013 1661-1900 CB 1738-1783(8) M 1813-1854 (I) M 1662-1854 CB 1784-1812 (12-14) Bn 1825-1838 C 1813-1913 (83-92) B 1661-1812 M 1738-1754 (8) M 1755-1812 (15-17) M 1813-1848, 1854 (1) Bn 1825-1906 (93-100) Bedstone G 1719-1812 (4-5) 1719-1812 C 1719-1900 C 1813-1992 (1) M 1720-1897 MBn 1756-1810 (1-2) Bn 1764-1781 M 1814-1983 (2) B 1719-1899 B 1813-1992 (2-3) Cf 1928-1976 (6) Benthall G 1643-1722 (4-5) 1558-1812 (I) C 1571-1900 G 1723-1751 (13-16) M 1569-1900 CB 1752-1812 (16-24) Bn 1759-1838 C 1813-1872 (25-26) B 1558-1900 C 1874-2007 (36-47) B 1813-1882 (27-29) B 1882-2003 (88-96) M 1756-1837 (26-27) M 1837-2006 (47-87) Bn 1823-1900 (29-30) Bn 1951-2005 (97-99) Berrington G 1559-1753 (1-13) 1559-1812 C 1559-1900 CB 1754-1812 (13-20) M 1813-1837 M 1560-1900 C 1813-1929 (21-25) B 1560-1900 B 1813-1934 (26-28) M 1754-1812 (33) M 1813-1926 (29-32) M 1927-1979 (36-37) Bn 1851-1901 (33-35) Bn 1933-1965 (37-38) Betton Strange M 1873-1918 (1) M 1873-1900 Bettws-y- Crwyn MBn 1754-1798 (1) CB 1695-1812 (I) B 1901-1947 C 1695-1875 M 1798-1838 (1-2) M 1695-1798 (I) M 1696-1889 M 1838-1889 (3-18) B 1695-1900 Bn 1826-1892 (2) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Bicton C 1853-1922 (1-2) C 1853-1900 M 1853-1946 (2-4) M 1853-1900 B 1853-1958 (4-6) B 1853-1900 Bn 1857-1992 (6-7) Billingsley G 1626-1812 (2-16) 1625-1812 C 1629-1900 C 1813-2006 (17-24) M 1628-1900 M 1813-1848 (1) Bn 1656 M 1838-1961 (25-36) B 1626-1899 B 1813-2006 (37-41) Bishop’s Castle G 1559-1754 (27-62) 1559-1837 1559-1812 (I) Cf 1921-1971 C 1559-1900 G 1675-1695 (65-69) M 1997-2015 M 1559-1900 CB 1754-1812 (62-64, 69-94) Bn 1823-1837 C 1813-1914 (1-8, 95) B 1559-1900 C 1914-1975 (169-177) B 1813-1900 (8-14) B 1899-1946 (100-101) B 1946-1998 (156-168) M 1754-1900 (14-23) M 1903-1970 (96-99) M 1970-1997 (178-192) Bn 1823-1900 (23-26) Bn 1905-1950 (102-104) Bitterley G 1658-1754 (14-30) 1658-1812 M 1813-1837 C 1894-1985 C 1658-1894 CB 1755-1798 (30-36) (bound) M 1990-2007 M 1658-1900 C 1799-1812 (12) B 1813-1979 Bn 1754 C 1813-1894 (1-3) Bn 1823-2010 B 1658-1812 B 1799-1812 (13) M 1754-1798 (37-42) M 1799-1812 (12) M 1813-1978 (3-11) M 1979-1989 (43-45) B 1813-1875 (918869) Bolas Magna G 1582-1755 (1-18) 1582-1812 C 1589-1872 CB 1756-1812 (18-24) M 1593-1838 M 1755-1837 (25) B 1587-1872 C 1869-1872 (25) Boningale G 1698-1812 (3) 1698-1812 C 1698-1900 (M to 1750) M 1698-1899 C 1813-1941 (1-2) B 1698-1812 MBn 1758-1812 (2) MBn 1826-1993 (23-35) M 1813-1834 (2) M 1837-1986 (4-22) Parish Microform Printed Transcribed Original FMP Bourton C 1841-2008 (1-12) M 1956-1998 C 1841-1900 B 1842-2008 (13-20) B 1842-1900 Bridgnorth, G 1556-1753 (1-50) 1556-1812 C 1556-1900 St.
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