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Parish Records Belper 1905

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**Granny Bangles**

**Granny Bangles** Report 20 May 2009 19:06

Can anyone please give me some indication as how I would get to view the above? Is it poss to find info without going to the area concerned? Am fairly new at this so please excuse my ignorance?
Thanks

Chrissie2394

Chrissie2394 Report 20 May 2009 22:58

Hi Granny Bangles,

If you're not in too much of a rush to find out I will be going to the records office at Matlock in the next 2-3 weeks and would be more than happy to look the info up for you. Just put your details on here or PM me and I will see what I can find out.

CXhris

mgnv

mgnv Report 20 May 2009 23:16

Go to the LDS site, and search for a nearby FHC in the centre col:
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/default.asp

Next, from the blue bar at top, select Library - Library Catalog and do a place search for Belper - here we're interested in church records, in particular:



Title Parish registers, 1783-1944
Authors Church of England. Chapelry of Belper (Derbyshire) (Main Author)
Notes Microfilm copy of original registers filmed at the Derbyshire County Record Office at Matlock, Derbyshire, England.
Belper is a chapelry in Duffield parish. It is also known as St. Peter.
Derbyshire County Record Office call no.: D2609A/PI/1/1-2, D2609A/PI/2/1-6, D2609A/PI/3/1-7, P1928/PI/4/1, D1928/PI/5/1-4, D2609A/6/1/1-3.


Next click on the "view film notes button" at top right

Note Location Film
Baptisms, 1783-1800 Baptisms and burials, 1794-1812 (Includes counts of population, 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, 1841, 1861, 1871) Baptisms, 1813-1867 (up to 7 Apr. 1867) FHL BRITISH Film 2080800 Items 9-13
Baptisms, 1867-1937 (from 2 Dec. 1866) Index to baptisms, 1783-1885 (alphabetical by year to 1850) FHL BRITISH Film 2080802
Index to baptisms, 1783-1885 (from 1850, B's) Index to baptisms, 1886-1911 Marriages, 1847-1908 FHL BRITISH Film 2080803
Marriages, 1908-1941 (to 29 Dec. 1941) FHL BRITISH Film 2080804
Marriages, 1941-1944 (from 27 Dec. 1941) Index to marriages, 1847-1911 Burials, 1813-1919 Burials (cemetery), 1861-1884 Index to burials, 1794-1910 (includes inscriptions and the gravestones in St. Peters and St. John's Church and Churchyards) FHL BRITISH Film 2080805

There is another choice:

Title Parish registers, 1846-1934
Authors Church of England. Christ Church (Belper, Derbyshire) (Main Author)
Notes Microfilm copy of original registers filmed at the Derbyshire County Record Office at Matlock, Derbyshire, England.
Christ Church is one of two chapelries in Belper in Duffield parish. It is also known as Bridge-Hill chapelry.
Derbyshire County Record Office call no.: D 2136/A/PI/1/1-4, 2/1-3.


Note Location Film
Baptisms, 1846-1918 Marriages, 1850-1917 (to 4 Feb. 1919) VAULT BRITISH Film 2082647 Items 3-8
Marriages, 1917-1934 (from 3 Feb. 1917) VAULT BRITISH Film 2082648 Items 1-2


You can rent films to view at your local LDS FHC - give them a call to find out the logistical details.

**Granny Bangles**

**Granny Bangles** Report 21 May 2009 14:23

Sorry it's taken me so long to acknowledge all your help.
Thank you very much, I do appreciate it

Take care everyone

Madmeg

Madmeg Report 21 May 2009 19:25

Hi Granny Bangles

Chrissie's offer is great, take her up on it. Or you could try Derek whose post "Who are we looking for in Derbyshire" is often near the top of the list on this board - he seems to have more records than Matlock do! Only joking, but he might already have Belper.

Maggie