The OPC is Kay Lewis
Contiguous Parishes (Our Neighbours)
Bemerton – Fugglestone St. Peter – Salisbury – Stratford Sub Castle – West Harnham
Websites of Interest
St Clement’s Church – Church Website.
History of Fisherton Anger – Local Historical Information.
The Parish Church of St. Paul
The original church of St. Clements was demolished in 1854 and a larger church, St Paul’s, was built.
Church Backed Charities and Funding
Church Census
Church Officials
Curates
Parish Register Transcripts
Baptisms
1608-1674 1675-1699 1700-1724 1725-1749 1750-1774 1775-1799 1800-1824 1825-1849 1850-1864 1865-1874 1875-1885
Marriages
Burials
Parish Registers held at WSHC
Baptisms 1654-1969
Marriages 1654-1999
Burials 1653-1960
Parish History
Fisherton Anger lies to the north-west of Salisbury, occupying an area to the west of Fisherton Street, mainly along Church Street (now Mill Road). A large part of the village was brought within the boundaries of the growing city of Salisbury in 1835.
Civil Registration
1837 – 1896 Alderbury Registration District
1896 – Present Salisbury District
Buildings and Land
Appointment of Select Commissioners for Land and Assessed Taxes 1842 Fisherton Street Property for Sale 1858 Cattle Plague Regulations 1867
Fisherton Asylum
Extraordinary Behaviour of a Lunatic 1883
Landowners
Land Surveys
Public Houses
Ale and Cider Press, Fisherton Street
Built in the 18th century. Formerly known as the Fisherton Arms until the 1980s. Since then it has been altered extensively.
Bull Inn, Fisherton Street
This 18th century establishment has been altered extensively and was often closed down for its use reputedly as a brothel.
Clock Tower, Fisherton Street
This building was a former old chapel
Deacons Alms, Fisherton Street
Built in the 18th century.
Kings Arms, Fisherton Street
18th century former coaching inn. Formerly named the Cross Keys
Sun Inn, Fisherton Street
Three Cups, Fisherton Street
Waggon and Horses, Fisherton Street
Roads and Turnpikes
Crime and Legal Matters
Assaults
Son Threatens Mother 1871 Rival Bakers Assault Charge 1883
Bastardy
Capital Punishment
Executions 1700-1799 Death Sentences 1757 Capital Punishment in Wiltshire 1800-1827
Crime Reports
Debtors
Prisoners in Fisherton Gaol 1761
Forgery
Counterfeit Coins and Bank Notes Used 1838
Murder
Prisons and Prisoners
Fisherton Anger Gaol 1785 Convicts for Transportation 1830 For Trial at Fisherton Anger Gaol 1830 Prison Visitor Gaoled 1835
Proceedings in Chancery Elizabeth I Era (1558-1603)
Beecher v Watkins, Lucas, Hobbs & others
Quarter Sessions
Marlborough Quarter Sessions 1650-1699
Theft
Theft of Publican’s Fowl 1853 Theft of Butter 1858 Mother and Daughter Committed for Trial 1866 Till Robbed of Copper & Silver Coins 1866
Transportation
Transportation for Assault on Police Officer 1841
Directories
Education
Prize Giving at British School 1872
Emigration and Migration
Employment and Business
Apprentices
Apprentice records published here may not necessarily mean that the apprentice was from the parish but was apprenticed to a master within the parish
John Allford 1716 Charles Bennett 1722 Richard Bishop 1759 John Blandford 1718 William Bowles 1743 John Bristow 1723 John Bungey 1720
Wiltshire Society Apprentices
Communications
British Postal Services Appointments 1737-1969
Community Services
Police
Metropolitan Police Pensions Records
Wiltshire Police
Glaziers, Painters and Plumbers
Medical Matters
Nurse – Charlotte Matilda Case 1890
Textiles
John Mildred, Leather Dresser 1763
Miscellaneous Documents
Non Conformity and Other Places of Worship
St. Clements now demolished
Carter Ran Amok for Fanatical Beliefs 1796 Obituary of John Welsh 1906 Presentation to Miss Creed 1872
People and Parish Notables
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Notices 1700-1899 James Baiss 1811-1812
Census Returns Transcripts
Elections and Polls
Poll of Freeholders 1772 Poll Book 1818 Voters List 1832 Poll Book 1865
Entertainment
Concerts
Family Notices
General Items
Relatives of Jane Messenger nee Howard or Howell Sought 1860
Inquest Reports
Inquest Reports 1800-1849 George Fry 1849 Inquest Reports 1850-1899
Obituaries
Wedding Reports
Poor Law, Charity and the Workhouse
Alderbury Union Elected Guardians 1835 Workhouse Audit 1858
Overseers
Charity
Probate
Probate Index 1827-1879 (WSHC) Estate Notice of William Teacy Deceased 1830 National Probate Index 1858-1966
Inquisitions Post Mortem of Lands Held
John Walraund 1309 William de Rude & William Saffrey 1325 Thomas Eyre 1629
Parishioners Wills
Extracts
War, Conflict and Military Matters
War Memorials & Military Gallery
