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D2140 - Parish of Winshill St Mark - 1869-2022

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D2140
Title	Parish of Winshill St Mark
Date	1869-2022
Description	Baptism, Marriage and Burial registers from 1869, Banns registers 1934-1992, Service registers 1932-1998, Confirmation registers 1871-1963, Faculties 1890-1957, Church plans 1869-1992, Glebe terriers 1908, 1963, Sunday School accounts 1935-1946, Churchyard plans (1948)-c1998, Vestry Minutes 1869-1946, Churchwardens Accounts 1869-1907, Parochial Church Council (PCC) Minutes 1920-1969, PCC Finance records 1927-1955, Other PCC records 1943-1982, Gretton Memorial Nurse Fund Accounts 1914-1946, Parish newsletters 1895-1909, Other 19th-21st cent
Extent	8.25 boxes, 4 rolls
Level	Fonds
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
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Archive Creator	Parish of Winshill St Mark
Administrative History	Winshill was formerly a township of Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire. In 1867 it was constituted a separate parish for all civil ecclesiastical purposes. The church of St Mark was built in 1869. Although located in Staffordshire, the parish of Winshill is part of the Diocese of Derby.
Custodial History	The records were deposited in Derbyshire Record Office by the incumbents in November 1979, August 1990, March 1996, August 1998 and May 2025.
Arrangement	D2140/A/PD Parochial Church Council D2140/A/PF Charities D2140/A/PI Registers and Incumbent papers D2140/A/PV Vestry D2140/A/PW Churchwardens D2140/A/PZ Miscellaneous
Organisation Sub-Type	Church of England Parishes
Term	Church
	Anglicanism
	Anglicans
	Parish churches
	Parish records
Acknowledgements	This List was added to the online catalogue as part of the FindersKeepers project, with the help of Elissa Rowe.
Archivist Note	Revised 1998, JP. Revised June 2001. Updated and revised to ISAD(G) 14 May 2025, BS.

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