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Church Registers Church Registers This table lists overall holdings - there may be some years missing for the sequences. Ancestry has two listings: up to 1812 the mixed registers; after 1812 the separate registers (1754 for some marriage registers) BT = Bishop's Transcripts; * = books kept offsite & must be requested in advance Non-Conformist Churches Some of these are original and some are transcripts. Please ask if you can't find them. Methodist Churches : Bath Circuit New King St Chapel Baptisms 1792-1819; 1877-1942 Marriages 1860-1921 Walcot Wesleyan Methodist Church Baptisms 1816-1961 Burials 1815-1928 Primitive Methodist Connexion Baptisms 1839-1862 Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Broad Street Baptisms 1851-1867 Methodist Nexus Connexion, Quiet Street Baptisms 1868-1881 Westgate Buildings Primitive Methodist Church Baptisms 1882-1964 Marriages 1908-1963 Note Walcot; Walcot & Freshford; Walcot & St Saviours; Westgate Buildings Larkhall Wesleyan Church, Dafford Street Baptisms 1891-1967 Claremont Primitive Methodist Church Baptisms 1862-1995 Box Hill United Methodist Church Baptisms 1869-1967 Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 1 Church Registers Corston Methodist Church Baptisms 1938 Hinton Charterhouse Methodist Church Baptisms 1937-1961 Inglesbatch Methodist Church Baptisms 1879-1855 Note 1879-1855 copied from New King Street register Kingsdown Methodist Church Baptisms 1871-1966 Other Non-Conformist Churches Argyle Independent Chapel Baptisms 1793-1854 Burials 1790-1880 (including Memorial Inscriptions) Unitarian Chapel, Trim Street Baptisms 1719-1789 Burials 1820-1871 Catholic Church Baptisms 1780-1825 Marriages 1781-1824 Burials 1780-1819 Anglican Parishes & Churches Bath Abbey (Ss Peter and Paul) Ancestry Microfiche Transcripts/Indexes Baptisms 1569-1819; 1812-1908 1569-1901 1569-1840 Marriages 1569-1819; 1754-1914 1569-1900 1569-1840 Burials 1569-1819; 1813-1914 1569-1900 1569-1840 (incl. St James Poor burials 1801-1840) Bath Ascension Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1896-1914 Marriages 1907-1914 Burials No independent burial ground Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 2 Church Registers Bath Christ Church Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1877-1914 1877-1912 Marriages 1888-1914 1888-1931 Burials No independent burial ground Bath Holy Trinity Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1840-1914 Marriages 1840-1914 1840-1892 Burials No independent burial ground Note Parish formed from Walcot in 1840. Church bombed in 1942 & dedication moved to St Paul's (which merged with St Michael's). Registers damaged in 1942. Bath St James Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1569-1812; 1813-1914 1569-1901 1569-1840 Marriages 1569-1812; 1754-1914 1569-1901 1569-1840 Burials 1569-1812; 1813-1859 1569-1859 1569-1840 Note No burials after 1859. St James' Poor burials also transcribed with Bath Abbey burials 1784-1840 Bath St Michael Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1569-1812; 1813-1876 1569-1876 1569-1840 Marriages 1569-1812; 1754-1914 1569-1900 1569-1840 Burials 1569-1812; 1813-1851 1569-1851 1569-1840 Note No burials after 1851. Bath St Paul Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1870-1914 1870-1917 Marriages 1874-1914 1874-1906 Burials No independent burial ground Bath St Saviour Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1870-1914 1870-1917 Marriages 1874-1914 1874-1906 Burials No independent burial ground Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 3 Church Registers Bath St Stephen Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1880-1914 Marriages 1880-1914 Burials No independent burial ground Bathampton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1765-1812; 1813-1901 1865-1885 1599-1840 (BT)*; 1841-1980* Marriages 1765-1812; 1754-1914 1765-1885 1599-1840 (BT)*; 1841-1980* Burials 1668-1812; 1813-1901 1569-1886 1599-1840 (BT)*; 1841-1980* Batheaston Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1634-1812; 1813-1914 1634-1885 1634-1812 Marriages 1634-1812; 1754-1909 1634-1885 1634-1812 Burials 1634-1812; 1813-1914 1634-1885 1634-1812 Batheaston St Catherine's Chapel Ancestry Microfiche Transcript (as St Catherine's (Bath)) Baptisms 1752-1812; 1816-1837 1752-1934 Marriages 1752-1812; 1756-1837 1752-1934 Burials 1752-1812 1752-1934 Bathford Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1728-1812; 1813-1914 1634-1885 1602-1974* Marriages 1728-1812; 1754-1914 1634-1885 1602-1968* Burials 1728-1812; 1813-1914 1634-1885 1602-1967* Bathwick St Mary Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1668-1812; 1813-1902 1569-1886 1668-1840 Marriages 1668-1812; 1754-1914 1569-1885 1668-1840 Burials 1668-1812; 1813-1901 1569-1886 1668-1940 Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 4 Church Registers Bishop Sutton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1848-1914 1848-1983 Marriages 1877-1914 1877-1977 Burials 1848-1914 1848-1983 Burnett Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1749-1811; 1813-1914 1749-1811 Marriages 1749-1811; 1754-1914 1749-1846 Burials 1749-1811; 1813-1914 1749-1811 Camerton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1654-1812; 1813-1912 1654-1912 Marriages 1654-1812; 1754-1914 1654-1901 Burials 1654-1812; 1813-1914 1654-1941 Charlcombe Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1709-1812; 1813-1914 1712-1812 1709-1812* Marriages 1709-1812; 1756-1914 1719-1837 1709-1811* Burials 1709-1812; 1813-1914 1709-1812 1709-1812* Chelwood Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1720-1812; 1813-1914 1720-1903 Marriages 1720-1812; 1755-1914 1738-1899 Burials 1720-1812; 1813-1914 1720-1903 Chew Magna Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1560-1812; 1813-1914 1562-1937 Marriages 1560-1812; 1754-1914 1560-1989 Burials 1560-1812; 1813-1913 1562-1913 Chew Stoke Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1663-1812; 1813-1914 1663-1900 Marriages 1663-1812; 1755-1898 1664-1898 Burials 1663-1812; 1813-1872 1813-1872 Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 5 Church Registers Clandown Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1841-1914 Marriages 1850-1914 Burials 1848-1914 Claverton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1581-1812; 1813-1914 1582-1945 1582-1812* Marriages 1581-1812; 1778-1914 1582-1929 1582-1812* Burials 1581-1812; 1813-1914 1582-1944 1665-1804* Clutton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1691-1812; 1813-1914 1693-1884 Marriages 1691-1812; 1754-1914 1693-1837 Burials 1691-1812; 1813-1890 1691-1890 Combe Hay Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1539-1812; 1813-1914 1539-1938 Marriages 1539-1812; 1754-1836 1539-1837 Burials 1539-1812; 1540-1811 Compton Dando Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1653-1812; 1813-1895 1653-1895 Marriages 1653-1812; 1754-1914 1653-1900 Burials 1653-1812; 1813-1914 1653-1900 Compton Martin Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1559-1812; 1813-1914 1559-1885 Marriages 1559-1812; 1754-1914 1559-1927 Burials 1559-1812; 1813-1914 1559-1894 Corston Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1568-1812; 1813-1914 1568-1950 1567-1812 Marriages 1568-1812; 1756-1914 1569-1837 1567-1812 Burials 1568-1812; 1813-1904 1569-1904 1567-1812 Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 6 Church Registers Dunkerton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1748-1812; 1813-1914 1748-1858 Marriages 1748-1812; 1754-1914 1748-1837 Burials 1748-1812; 1813-1888 1752-1888 East Harptree Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1663-1812; 1813-1914 1663-1906 Marriages 1663-1812; 1754-1914 1663-1900 Burials 1663-1812; 1813-1883, 1663-1900 1892, 1900, 1911 Englishcombe Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1728-1812; 1813-1914 1748-1858 1745-1812* Marriages 1728-1812; 1756-1914 1748-1837 1745-1812* Burials 1728-1812; 1813-1909 1756-1888 1745-1812* Farmborough Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1559-1812; 1813-1914 1748-1858 1559-1812* Marriages 1559-1812; 1754-1914 1748-1837 1562-1812* Burials 1559-1812; 1813-1914 1754-1888 1559-1812* Farrington Gurney Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1681-1812; 1813-1914 1681-1918 Marriages 1681-1812; 1755-1914 1695-1976 Burials 1681-1812; 1813-1896 1681-1896 Freshford Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1653-1812; 1813-1914 1678-1900 1674-1812* Marriages 1653-1812; 1754-1914 1653-1900 1657-1812* Burials 1653-1812; 1813-1906 1705-1906 1705-1812* High Littleton Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1633-1812; 1813-1914 1654-1948 Marriages 1633-1812; 1754-1914 1654-1957 Burials 1633-1812; 1813-1914 1634-1961 Bath Record Office : Archives & Local Studies CR 7 Church Registers Hinton Blewitt Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1563-1831; 1812-1907 1565-1979 Marriages 1563-1831; 1775-1914 1563-1976 Burials 1563-1831; 1813-1914 1580-1902 Hinton Charterhouse Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1546-1812; 1813-1914 1546-1900 Marriages 1546-1812; 1754-1914 1546-1950 Burials 1546-1812; 1813-1884 1546-1883 Kelston Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1538-1812; 1813-1914 1538-1812* Marriages 1538-1812; 1754-1914 1538-1812* Burials 1538-1812; 1813-1914 1538-1812* Keynsham Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1628-1812; 1813-1885 1628-1885 1628-1807* Marriages 1628-1812; 1754-1912 1628-1900 1629-1812* Burials 1628-1812; 1813-1858 1628-1858 1628-1807* Langridge Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1763-1812 1763-1812 1763-1840* Marriages 1763-1812; 1756-1914 1756-1937 1813-1840 Burials 1763-1812 1763-1811 1763-1840* Lyncombe St Mark Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1843-1914 1843-1938 Marriages 1856-1914 1856-1910 Burials 1843-1914 1843-1931 Marksbury Ancestry Microfiche Transcript Baptisms 1563-1812; 1813-1914 1563-1887 1563-1812* Marriages 1563-1812; 1754-1836 1563-1836 1563-1812* Burials 1563-1812; 1813-1914 1563-1888 1563-1812* Bath Record Office
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