Kingsbridge
Records are available for the Parish Church of St Edmund and the non-conformist Ebenezer and Wesleyan Methodist Chapels.
The surrounding parishes are West Alvington, Dodbrooke and Churchstow.
Kingsbridge parish is part of the town of
Kingsbridge, which also includes
most of Dodbrooke parish and part of the parish of
Churchstow.
Transcriptions
- 1841 census
- St Edmund baptisms 1798-1812
- St Edmund baptisms 1813-1831
- St Edmund banns 1837-1894
- St Edmund burials 1631-1699
- St Edmund burials 1700-1753
- St Edmund burials 1754-1812
- Ebenezer baptisms 1837-1908
- Ebenezer marriages 1837-1897
- Wesleyan baptisms 1849-1902
- Selected memorial inscriptions
- Kelly's directory 1923
Lookups (ask Kara)
- St Edmund baptisms 1681-1797
- St Edmund baptisms 1832-1893
- St Edmund baptisms 1922-1941
- St Edmund banns 1940-1958
- St Edmund marriages 1691-1951
- St Edmund burials 1813-1912
- Ebenezer baptisms 1911-1932
- Ebenezer burials 1793-1897
- Wesleyan baptisms 1903-1946
- Around Kingsbridge in old photographs (1988)
- History of Kingsbridge and Salcombe (2002)
Useful links
- Images of early Bishop's Transcripts
- GENUKI entry
- Devon Heritage page (with Dodbrooke)
- Cookworthy museum and Local Heritage Resource Centre, Kingsbridge
- Kingsbridge History Society
- The visit of John and Abigail Adams to Kingsbridge (1787)
- Name index to Kingsbridge and Salcombe (1819)*
- Name index to Kingsbridge estuary with rambles in the neighbourhood (1864)*
- A South Devon carpenter in Victorian London (2014)
- Some modern photographs
Note: FamilySearch.org has records for the parish church and Kingsbridge Baptist Chapel.