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Wellington St John, SOMERSET

Baptisms 1683-1812
Marriages 1683-1783
Burials 1683-1812

The transcriptions published here have been privately made by Roy Parkhouse 83 St Kingsmark Avenue, Chepstow, Gwent, NP6 5SN United Kingdom, from fiche copies of the Wellington St John, SOMERSET, UK parish register.

Those fiche have the following references: Baptisms

  • M4473/1-2 D/P/wel 2/1/1 (1683-1723)
  • M4774/1-2 D/P/wel 2/1/2 (1723-1750)
  • M4775/1-5 D/P/wel 2/1/3 (1750-1782)
  • M4779/1-2 D/P/wel 2/1/7 (1783-1812)

Marriages

  • M4473/3&5 D/P/wel 2/1/1 (1683-1723)
  • M4774/3-4 D/P/wel 2/1/2 (1723-1750)
  • M4775/1-5 D/P/wel 2/1/3 (1750-1782)

Burials

  • M4473/3-4 D/P/wel 2/1/1 (1683-1723)
  • M4774/2-3 D/P/wel 2/1/2 (1723-1750)
  • M4775/1-5 D/P/wel 2/1/3 (1750-1782)
  • M4779/3-4 D/P/wel 2/1/7 (1783-1812)

The fiche are available for purchase from the Somerset Archive and Record Service who take no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the transcriptions.

Roy Parkhouse would appreciate being advised of any errors, omissions, etc, for possible inclusion in updates.

Reproduction of these transcribed records is permitted by Roy Parkhouse & the Somerset Archive and Record Service with the proviso that any subsequent copying is free of profit and retains this copyright notice. Anyone wishing to include a copy as part of a profit-making publication or distribution must apply for permission to both Roy Parkhouse and the Somerset Archive and Record Service at Obridge Road, Taunton, Somerset, TA2 7PU United Kingdom.

FURTHER PARISH REGISTER TRANSCRIPTIONS

Due to the enlightened attitude of the Somerset Archive and Record Service, anyone wishing to transcribe from fiche copies of parish records they have purchased and to publish them in machine-readable form free of charge may do so provided:

  1. the transcripts are circulated without profit to the transcriber and with a proviso that any subsequent copying is allowed only if free of profit. Anyone wishing to include a subsequent copy as part of a profit-making publication or distribution must apply to the Somerset Archive and Record Service for permission.
  2. a statement to this effect is included with the posting.
  3. a copy of the transcript is supplied (by Internet or disk) to the Somerset Archive and Record Service.
  4. the transcriber agrees to the transcript being made available to users at the Record Office and to its re-use in Archive Service databases and distribution over the Internet or by other means. The transcriber makes no claim for copyright against any such use by the Somerset Archive and Record Service.

Last Updated on 30 Jan 1999
By Roy Parkhouse
Email: roy[at]parkhouse.org[dot]uk