Both the Clergy and webmaster regularly get enquiries through the website (and more traditional channels too!), but we simply don't have enough time on our hands to perform every search that is asked of us in sufficient detail. It is hoped that making the records available through the website will become a valuable and appreciated resource for all those Family Tree Researchers out there. So far the records are incomplete, but you can access some of the records through this page.

Better to be safe than sorry, to comply with the spirit of the Data Protection Act 2000 we have stopped short of publishing any records post 1900. Broadly speaking, publishing any records of people still alive falls under the umbrella of the aforementioned Act, but I doubt if there's anyone born pre 1900 still with us. If there is I'd absolutely love to hear from you; firstly to approve us keeping the records publicly available, and perhaps we could also compliment the records with a few more recent details!

Be warned, most of these downloads are pretty large and could take some time on a dial-up modem link. Even on broadband they could each take more than a few seconds...

You need to have at least Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer to open the files. Use the following link if needs be. 

For some people, simply clicking on the links below has failed to load the files automatically. If this happens to you, try right clicking on the link and "Save Target As" a file on your own computer, then load the file from there.

Several people have reported that they have issues with Adobe complaining that some of the files are corrupted, while other people can load them fine. Unfortunately all we can suggest is to make sure you've got the latest version of Adobe, and have applied all available updates.

Enjoy, Good Luck & Happy Hunting!

You can find a version of the registers transcribed by volunteers by clicking here