East Crompton, St. James with St Saviour's
1845-1996
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Baptisms 1845-1989; Marriages 1847-1986; Burials 1847-1964; Confirmations 1916-1984; Banns 1951-1988; Registers of Services 1888-1991; Churchwardens Accounts 1931-1985; PCC Minutes 1915-1988; School Admissions 1914-1915; School Managers Minutes 1915-1947; School Accounts 1917-1954
Records of St Saviour's Mission Church, Crompton Fold, including Baptisms 1908-1996, Registers of Services 1892-1975, Sunday School Superintendent's Register 1931-1936
Title:
East Crompton, St. James with St Saviour's
Date of work:
1845-1996
Reference number:
GB127.L216
Level of description:
Fonds
Includes:
Custodial history:
Consecrated 6 July 1847. In all probability the last church to be consectrated in Lancashire before the Manchester Diocese was formed is St James': East Crompton, a place between Oldham and Rochdale. The original building of St James was the Wesleyan Burn Chapel which became a mission room and ultimately utilised as the Parish Church when the parish was formed in 1844. In 1846 a new church was built at the cost of £3,115 on a different site, from monies which were able to be collected in that short time of two years but mainly with the aid of a Commissioner's grant from their 'Waterloo Million'. It was consectrated minus the tower and spire which were added in 1854.
Access restrictions:
Unrestricted
Use restrictions:
Unrestricted
General notes:
Old Accession Number: 1999/16 2019/55
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Record types:
Manchester Archives and Local Studies
Language:
English
Record number:
7185052
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