DESCRIPTION
The parish of Holy Trinity was formed in 1867 and was originally
part of the parish of St. Mary & All Saints. The church was built
in 1838 as a Chapel of Ease on land to the north-east end of the
town, provided by William 6th Duke of Devonshire.
It was licensed for baptisms and burials in 1838 and for
marriages in 1853.
The registers have been deposited at the County Record Office,
including Baptisms to 1983, Marriages to 1978, Banns 1963 to 1989
and Burials to 1940. The registers have been filmed covering the
dates around 1900 and these are available for research in this
form at the County Record Office.
The remains of the great engineer, George Stephenson, who died
on the 12th August 1848 lie beneath the altar, where a slab now
hidden from view, simply bears his initials G.S. In more recent
years a memorial slab was laid in front of the altar with the
inscription "George Stephenson, 1781-1848, Railway Pioneer.
First President of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers." His
name was also added to the wall memorial to his wife who had died
in 1846, and the East Window was given to his memory.
LIST of SURNAMES from the Inscriptions
ADLINGTON | ALLEN | ALLISON | ALLWRIGHT | AMBRIDGE |
ANCLIFF | ARIMITAGE | ASHMORE | ASHTON | ASKEY |
ASPINALL | BANSALL | BARBER | BARGH | BARNES |
BATTESON | BELSEY | BERRESFORD | BIGGIN | BIRCH |
BLACK | BLACKBURN | BLENCK | BLOCKLEY | BOND |
BOOKER | BOOTH | BOTTS | BOURNE | BOUSFIELD |
BOWER | BOWKER | BOWLER | BRADLEY | BRAYSHAW |
BRENTNALL | BROUGH | BROWN | BROWNLESS | BUNTING |
BURDETT | BURGH/BURR | BURKITT | CALOW | CARSON |
CARTLEDGE | CHADWICK | CHALLIS | CHALONER | CHISHOLM |
CLARKE | CLAYTON | COBB | COCKING | COLES |
COLLEDGE | COLLIER | COLLIS | COTTERILL | COWLEY |
COWLISHAW | COX | CRESWICK | CRICK | CROWDER |
CUNDY | DALY | DICKINSON | DIXON | DOCKERAY |
DOUGLAS | DRADER | DRURY | DUTTON | EASTWOOD |
ELLIOTT | ELLIS | EWART | EYRE | FALL |
FIELD | FLETCHER | FLOAT | FORD | FORSELL |
FRITH | GEORGE | GIBSON | GILES | GILLING |
GLADWIN | GLOSSOP | GRACERS | GRANT | GRATTON |
GRENVERS | HARRISON | HART | HASLEHURST | HATTON |
HAVELOCK | HAWKSLEY | HAYES | HAYNES | HEATH |
HEEDS | HENSON | HEPWORTH | HERD | HIGGINBOTTOM |
HINDE | HODGKINSON | HODKIN | HOLEHOUSE | HOLMES |
HOPKINSON | HORNCASTLE | HOWARD | HOWARTH | HUBWOOD |
HUKIN | HUNTER | JACKSON | JAQUES | JARVIS |
JEFFREY(S) | JELL | JENNINGS | JESSOP | JOBES |
JONES | KEATES | KELLEY | KENDAL | KIDGER |
KINGWELL | KIRK | KNIGHT | LANE | LANGHAM |
LAUGHTON | LEGG | LEVICK | LOWE | MACHEN |
MADIN | MARPLES | MARSDEN | MARSH | MARTIN |
MASON | MAYNARD | MELLERS | MELLOR | MERGERESON |
MILLARD | MITCHELL | MOORE | MORLEY | MORTON |
MOSS | NAYLOR | NEWBY | NEWCOMBE | NICKOLSON |
NORBURN | NUTTALL | OLDFIELD | OLIVER | OUTRAM |
PACEY | PARKER | PARSONS | PARVA | PETERS |
PINDER | PLANT | PLATT | POGSON | POOLE |
POWELL | PREECE | PRICE | RADFORTH | RAMSDEN |
RAWNSLEY | RENSHAW | REVILL | REYNOLDS | RHODES |
RICHARDSON | RIDLEY | ROBIN | ROLLINSON | SANFORTH |
SCOTT | SEAGER | SEARSTON | SHAW | SHEMWELL |
SHENTALL | SHIPPAM | SHOOTER | SHORT | SILCOCK |
SLACK | SLANEY | SMITH | SOMERTON | SPOONER |
STATHAM | STEPHENSON | STEVENSON | STREET | STRINGFELLOW |
STUART | STUBBING | STUBLEY | SUNDERLAND | SWALE |
SWIFT | SYDALL | TAYLOR | THOMPSON | THRUPP |
TIMMS | TODD | TOWNDROW | TOWNSEND | TUDOR |
TUGBY | TURNER | UNWIN | WAGSTAFF | WALKER |
WALL | WALLIS(S) | WARD | WARMSLEY | WARREN |
WATKINSON | WATSON | WEBB | WESTON | WHEATCROFT |
WHITE | WHITTINGHAM | WIDDOWSON | WILCOCKSON | WILD |
WILKINSON | WILSON | WINDLE | WINTER | WOOD |
WORDSWORTH | WORNE | WRIGHT | WYKES | |
MONUMENTAL MASONS at Holy Trinity
ELLIS | KNOWLES | MASON | ROLLINSON | SHEPHERD |
SMITH | WALTERS | WRIGHT | | |
STRAYS
A good number of 'Strays' are to be found In Holy Trinity churchyard from the
following areas.
ASHOVER, Mill Town | BOURNEMOUTH | CHESHIRE, Northwich | CRAVEN, Skipton |
DEVON, Teignmouth | EAST INDIES, Molmein | FLAGG | GUERNSEY |
ISLE of MAN | KENT, Sandwich | LONDON | MADEIRA, Funchal |
MIDDLESEX, Turnham Green | NORFOLK, Kings Lynn | NOTTINGHAM | NOTTS. Winkbourn |
OVER HADDON | OXFORDSHIRE, Hook Norton | RIPLEY | SURREY |
YORKSHIRE, Rotherham | YORKSHIRE, Sheffield | | |
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