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St Ignatius, Preston, Roman Catholic
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St Ignatius,
St Ignatius Square,
Preston
Lancashire
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1832-1858
Transcript of monumental inscriptions 1832-1858 held by Lancashire Archives - Searchroom
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It was founded in 1833.
Opened 5th May 1836 in the style of English Perpendicular designed by London architect, J.J.Scoles and was the first chuch in Preston to be built with a steeple. Pevsner (2009 edition) states that this is an unusual planned Roman Catholic complex for this date. The church was extended in 1858 by designer, Charles Hanson, he of the Hanson cab. Extended again in 1885. A comment has been made that the 1858 extension was by Joseph Hansom, not his younger brother.
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Original Registers
Baptisms
- 1836-1942 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1836-1942 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
Marriages
- 1837-1930 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1837-1930 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
Burials
- 1836-1855 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1836-1855 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1950-1958 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
- 1950-1958 held by Lancashire Record Office RCPG
Copies of Original Registers
Baptisms
- 1836-1921 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
- 1836-1921 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
Marriages
- 1837-1930 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
- 1837-1930 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
Burials
- 1836-1855 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
- 1836-1855 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
- 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
- 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Record Office MF 9/ 196-201
Register Transcripts
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- 1832-1858 held by Lancashire Record Office Searchroom - Transcript
- 1832-1858 held by Lancashire Record Office Searchroom - Transcript
Baptisms
1836-1921
Copy of Original Register of baptisms 1836-1921 held by Lancashire Archives - MF 9/ 196-201
1836-1942
Original Registers of baptisms 1836-1942 held by Lancashire Archives - RCPG
1837-1930
Copy of Original Register of marriages 1837-1930 held by Lancashire Archives - MF 9/ 196-201
1836-1855
Copy of Original Register of burials 1836-1855 held by Lancashire Archives - MF 9/ 196-201
1880-1916
Original Registers of burials 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Archives - RCPG
1880-1916
Copy of Original Register of burials 1880-1916 held by Lancashire Archives - MF 9/ 196-201
1950-1958
Original Registers of burials 1950-1958 held by Lancashire Archives - RCPG
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