The OPC is Linda Robson
Contiguous Parishes (our neighbours)
Laverstock & Ford – Salisbury – Stratford sub Castle
Websites of Interest
St. Martin’s Church Site – Information about the church.
History of St. Martin – Information about St. Martins.
The Parish Church of St. Martin
St. Martin’s in Church Street serves the south east quarter of the city – Milford, Petersfinger, the Friary and Exeter Street. The church pre-dates the modern city; its chancel is Salisbury’s oldest building – it may even date from Roman times when Old Sarum was a fortified city and this was a “St. Martin’s in the Fields.”
St. Martin’s Gallery St. Martin’s Interior Gallery St. Martin’s Churchyard Gallery
Church Census
Millford Protestation Record 1641-1642
Church Interior
Church Officials
Churchwardens
Curates
Organists
Parish Clerks
Rectors
Sextons
Sidesmen
Miscellaneous Items
Parish Register Transcripts
Marriages
Parish Registers held at WSHC under St. Martin, Salisbury
Baptisms 1559-1929
Marriages 1559-1976
Burials 1570-1936
Parish History
A former tything in the parishes of Laverstock and Salisbury St. Martin
Civil Registration
1837 – 1869 Salisbury Registration District
1869 – 1895 Alderbury Registration District
1895 – Present Salisbury Registration District
Buildings and Land
Agriculture and Land
Bridges
Buildings of Note
Fires
Hospitals
Bugmore Hospital
Landowners
Land Tax
Appointment of Select Commissioners for Land and Assessed Taxes 1842
Property Sales
Public Houses
Bell & Crown
To Let 2020
Goat Inn
Railway Inn/The Dust Hole
Round of Beef
Crime and Legal Matters
Bastardy
Crime Reports
Murder
George Woolford Charged with Murder 1845
Theft
Directories
Education
Chafyn Grove School
History of Chafyn Grove School
Godolphin School
St. Martin’s School
History of St. Martin’s School
Emigration and Migration
Employment and Business
Advertising
Advert for John Cotsell, Patten Manufactory 1814
Emergency Services
Edwin Mullins Andrews, Police Officer 1878-1969
Medical
Dr. Richard Fowler 1765-1863 Nurse – Charlotte Matilda Case 1890 Nurse – Louisa Case 1890
Miscellaneous Documents
Non Conformity and Other Places of Worship
Translation of St. Martins Chapel Foundation Stone Milford Street Chapel News 1800-1899 Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts 1800-1899
People and Parish Notables
Accidents
Accident at Waterloo Road Station 1851
Associations, Clubs, Organisations and Societies
Wiltshire Friendly Society Membership 1827-1871
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Notice of William Damlick 1819
Census Returns Transcripts
St. Martin
Elections and Polls
Poll of Freeholders 1772 Poll Book 1818 Voters List 1832 Voters List 1832 (St. Martin) Poll Book 1865 Poll Book 1865 (St. Martin)
Entertainment
Family Notices
General Items
Inquisition of John Ellyott, Lunatic 1625
Inquest Reports
Matilda Bradley 1890 Samuel Coombes 1833 Mary Noyce 1906 Edward Whatley 1903 Richard Young 1787
Parish Notables
Henry Fielding, Writer 1707-1754 Violet Millicent Pinckney, British Tennis Player & Olympian 1871-1955
Suicides
Taxes
Tax List 1332 (St. Martin)
Poor Law, Charity and the Workhouse
Alderbury Union Elected Guardians 1835 Workhouse Audit 1858 Appeal Against Removal Order 1867
Overseers
Probate
Probate Index 1612-1881 (WSHC) Probate Index 1561-1881 (St. Martin) (WSHC) Business Notice of Thomas Maton, Brewer, Deceased 1836 National Probate Index 1858-1966
Inquisitions Post Mortem of Lands Held
Parishioners Wills
George Antram Proved 1657 (St. Martin)
War, Conflict and Military Matters
War Memorials & Military Gallery
Crimean War
Veterans
Death of Joseph Vick 1888 Death of Charles Willshire Short 1900
War Memorials and Books of Remembrance
Diocese of Salisbury Memorial Book 1914-1918 (St. Martin) St. Martin Church Memorial 1914 St. Martin Church Memorial 1915 St. Martin Church Memorial 1916
WWI
Casualty Biographies
James Albert Baugh 1917 Edwin Goodearl Cripps 1917 Horace Frank Brown Dredge 1914 Walter Geoffrey Hill 1916 William Lowne Smith 1917
Petersfield
Acknowledgements
Much of the content relating to St. Martin as part of Salisbury itself is the work of OPC for Salisbury Jodi-Anne Fuller.
