Victorian London

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Convents, Irish, Links, London, Monasteries, useful, Victorian

Thanks to Sylvia for pointing out these useful links on the GenDocs site:

Victorian London Catholic Churches

Convents and Monasteries

The Irish in Victorian London 1840-1860

St Wilfrid with St Mary, Preston

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Lancashire, Preston, registers

Our society’s latest disk has been published and is available to buy from GENfair. It contains the following registers of St Wilfrid with St Mary from Preston in Lancashire:

• Baptisms: 1768 – 1803 and 1813 – 1899
• Marriages: 1769 – 1803, 1813 – 1829, and 1836 – 1899
• Death/Burials: 1768 – 1803, 1817 – 1854, and 1891 – 1915

The Jesuits served the Preston Mission from at least 1701 and possibly earlier from 1685, first in an older chapel, then in a newly built St Mary’s, on Friargate, from 1761. Preston Catholics used this chapel for over thirty years. By the late 1780s, St Mary’s had become too small for the congregation and was closed and used as a warehouse when St Wilfrid’s Church was constructed off Fishergate, opening in 1793. Later in the nineteenth century St Wilfrid’s was extended and substantially renovated both inside and out.

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