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Church of England Records in the London Borough of Lewisham Area Church of England Records in the London Borough of Lewisham Area Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 A-Z of Church of England Churches AS/1 All Saints Blackheath Vale Blackheath All Saints Hatcham New Cross AS/2 All Saints: Trewsbury Road Sydenham CA/1 Church of the Ascension, Dartmouth Row Blackheath Church of the Assumption, Algernon Road Lewisham GS/1 Church of the Good Shepherd: Handon Road Lee CC/1 Christ Church: South Road Forest Hill CC/2 Christ Church: Lee Park, Lee Christ Church: Church Street Deptford CT/1 Church of the Transfiguration later St Barnabas, Algernon Rd Lewisham Emmanuel: Brookmill Road Deptford HT/1 Holy Trinity: Glenton Road Lee Holy Trinity , Sydenham Park Sydenham Holy Trinity Deptford SA/1 St Andrew Catford St Augustine Baring Road Grove Park St Augustine: One Tree Hill (now Honor Oak Road) Honor Forest Hill Oak Park St Barnabas, Downham Way Downham SB/1 St Bartholomew, Westwood Hill, Sydenham St Catherine Pepys Road Hatcham New Cross St Cyprian: Adelaide Road Ladywell Brockley St Dunstan, Bellingham Green Bellingham SG/1 St George: Vancouver Road, Perry Hill Catford St Hilda: Stondon Park Crofton Park Brockley St James Hatcham New Cross St John Bromley Road Southend St John Lewisham Way Deptford SL/1 St Laurence: Bromley Road Catford St Luke Evelyn Street Deptford St Luke, Northover Downham SM/2 St Margaret Lee SM/3 St Mark, Castillon Road Downham SM/4 St Mark, Clarendon Rise Lewisham St Mark: Edward St Deptford SM/1 St Mary the Virgin (Ancient Parish church), High Street Lewisham SM/5 St Matthew, Panmure Road Sydenham SM/6 St Michael & All Angels: Bell Green, [Champion Crescent ] Sydenham St Michael, Desmond Street New Cross SM/4 St Mildred: Burnt Ash Hill Lee SN/1 St Nicholas Deptford [Greenwich] SPD St Paul Deptford SP/1 St Paul: Waldenshaw Road Forest Hill SP/2 St Peter, Eltham Road Lee St Peter Wickham Road Brockley SP/3 St Philip the Apostle, Taylors Lane Sydenham SS/1 St Saviour Brockley Rise Forest Hill SS/3 St Stephen High Street Lewisham Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 SS/2 St Swithun: Hither Green Lane Hither Green Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Lewisham Archives Catalogue Church of England Records This catalogue was created by the Local History and Archives Centre [LHAC] staff and is a catalogue of the Archives material held at the Local History and Archives Centre. It is an incomplete list of the catalogue, which is being added to constantly, this document will change as new material is created, so please check back to see new additions. For additional listing about 25% more of the catalogue [which will be added to this document in the future] see the A2A website at www.A2A.org.uk. To search the catalogue use the search function in the PDF viewer. Please note this list is of archival material, and access to this material is different from Local History Library material. This is because the items are unique and need to be preserved. If you require access to this material please contact the LHAC and arrange an appointment, quoting the reference numbers of the items you require. We cannot produce whole collections or large amounts of material without prior appointment. Only a member of the Archives staff can produce archives; please check the availability of this material and that a member of Archives staff is available before visiting. On some late nights, staff breaks, lunchtimes and Saturday it may not be possible to produce archival material because no Archives staff are available, so contact LHAC before visiting. Unfit for Production If an item is marked `Unfit for Production’ this means it is fragile or damaged and it cannot be produced. But LHAC staff may be able to access the document and extract the information, or a copy of the document may exist. Please contact LHAC and see how we can help you access the material. This may not be possible if the material is very badly damaged and no copy exists. Restricted access Some collections are marked `restricted access; contact the LHAC’. These are collections that are not fully listed. We will try and provide access, but extra security measures will apply and they may require time to prepare. Time is needed to assess and make the material available and a member of Archives staff will advise you as to time this will take. Large collections may be too large to produce but a member of staff may be able to check the material for you and provide information. These listed items are to help you find useful information and are prioritised for full cataloguing by LHAC staff but this is an ongoing process. These items cannot be produced without prior appointment and require notice for staff to check the material. Contact the LHAC before visiting. Please Note: For Access to Archival material contact the LHAC BEFORE visiting. Local History and Archives Centre 199-201 High Street, Lewisham SE13 6LG Tel 020 8297 0682 FAX 020 8297 1169 Email: [email protected] Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Key Bapt. Baptism Marr. Marriage Bur. Burials Conf. Confirmations Comp. Composite register, containing Baptisms, Marriages and Burials normally pre 1813 [some pre 1754] Mfm Microfilm Mfc Microfiche Trans. Transcript CD CDROM in cupboard behind desk. LHAC Local History and Archives Centre [Lewisham] LMA London Metropolitan Archives Incumbent The Church still holds these records. It can also be assumed that dates after these listed are still at the church. IGI International Genealogical Index, on microfilm or online at www.familysearch.org Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Church Deanery Town LHAC - LHAC- Mfm LMA Incumbent Transcripts and other IGI Originals printed lists St Nicholas Deptford Deptford Bapt 1592-1930; Marr. 1730-1763 1564- Marr. 1571-1933; [FH929.3] 1872 Bur. 1563-1873 Monumental inscriptions for the church of St Nicholas, Deptford, recorded by the Woolwich & District Family History Society, Undated. St Paul Deptford Deptford Bur. 1788-1858 Bapt.1730- Bapt.1730-1958; Bapt. 1871-1890 [FH 1730- 1949 Banns 1814- 929.3] 1871-1884, 1882 Banns 1754- 1840, 1854-1875, 1889-1890 [Mfm]; 1781, 1814- 1891-1898 Marr. 1780-1837 [Mfm]; 1840, 1854, Marr. 1730-1967; 1861-1875, Bur. 1730-1788, Bur. 1788-1842 [CD], 1891-1898]; original], 1801- 1826-1842 [FH 929.3], Marr. 1730- 1843, 1849-1850 1730-1780 [Mfm] 1950 Trans. Parish Register Bur. 1730- transcript published by 1788 NWKFHS (Microfiche No.52) St John Deptford Deptford Bapt. 1855- 1935; Banns 1855- 1872, 1875-1884, 1888-1892, 1921- 1936, 1942-1987; Marr. 1855- 1969 Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Church Deanery Town LHAC - LHAC- Mfm LMA Incumbent Transcripts and other IGI Originals printed lists Christ Church Deptford Deptford Bapt. 1871-1936; Bapt. 1871-1936; Banns 1894-1936; Banns 1894-1936; Marr. 1871-1936 Marr. 1871-1936 St Luke Deptford Deptford Bapt. 1872-1976; Marr. 1873-1976 St Mark Deptford Deptford Bapt. 1883-1949; Marr. 1884-1948 St James Deptford Hatcham Bapt 1845 – 1961 Marr. 1854 - 1966 All Saints Deptford Hatcham Bapt. 1869-1946; Bapt. 1869-1942; (Including baptisms at Marr. 1872-1946 Marr. 1872-1946 the South East London Fever Hospital 1909- 1946) St Catherine Deptford Hatcham Bapt. 1894-1944; Bapt. 1894-1958; Banns 1894-1914, Marr. 1894-1961 1931-1949 Marr 1894 – 1951 Conf. 1893-1946 Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Church Deanery Town LHAC - Originals LHAC- LMA Incumbent Transcripts and other printed IGI Mfm lists St Margaret Lee Lee Bapt. 1579-1970; Bapt. 1762- Comp. 1579-1754 [FH 929.3], 1579- Banns 1754-1813, 1763, 1802- Bapt. 1755-1850 [FH 929.3], 1862 1932-1978; 1813, 1847- Marr. 1754-1812 [FH 929.3], 1862 Trans. Banns 1754 – 1793 [FH 929.3], Marr. 1580-1979; Marr. 1762- Bur. 1755-1850 [FH 929.3] Bur. 1580-1946 1763, 1802- Monumental inscriptions in the (few after 1920) 1818 Trans. old churchyard, by E and J Bur. 1762- Birchenough, 1967. Index. 1763, 1802- Surviving monumental 1813, 1847- inscriptions in the new 1862 Trans. churchyard, by Parkes, Spence and Baker, 1959. With biographical and other notes. St Mildred Lee Lee Bapt. 1881-1967; Banns 1913-1980; Marr. 1881-1988; St Peter Lee Lee Bapt.1871 Bapt.1871- -1928; 1929; Marr. Banns 1871- 1871- 1941; 1942. Marr. 1871- 1942. 1937 – 1942 In Conf. 1906- 1940 Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Church Deanery Town LHAC - Originals LHAC- Mfm LMA Incumbent Transcripts and other printed IGI lists St Augustine Lee Grove Park Bapt. 1892-1963; Banns 1943-1957; Marr. 1893-1989; Church of the Lee Lee Bapt. 1890-1963; Bapt. Good Marr. 1890-1987 1891- Shepherd 1963; Marr. 1890- 1987 Holy Trinity Lee Lee Bapt. 1863-1948; Banns 1922-1948; Marr. 1863-1948 (one entry 1957); Christ Church Lee Lee Park Bapt.1854-1940; Banns 1854- 1940; Marr. 1854-1949; St Dunstan Lewisham Bellingham Bapt. from Green 1925; Marr. from 1929 All Saints Lewisham Blackheath Bapt. 1859-1969; Bapt. 1859- Marr. 1859-1993 1969; Banns 1859-1971 Marr. 1859- Funerals, 1859- 1993; 1865 Lewisham Local History and Archives Centre 2009 Church Deanery Town LHAC - Originals LHAC- Mfm LMA Incumbent Transcripts and other printed IGI lists Church of the Lewisham Blackheath Marr. 1883-1920. Marr. 1883- Baptism Ascension 1900 and later marriage registers St George’s Lewisham Brockley Bapt. 1919- St Peter Lewisham Brockley Bapt. 1867- Marr. 1872- St Cyprian Lewisham Brockley. Bapt. 1892-1901 (rough), 1901- 1960; Banns 1892-1960; Marr. 1892-1960; St Andrew Lewisham Catford Bapt. 1900-1990; Bapt. 1900- Marr. 1905-1991 1990; Marr.
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