OPC is Andrew Davies

Urchfont Photo Gallery

Contiguous Parishes (our neighbours)

Chirton – Etchilhampton – Market Lavington – Patney – Potterne – Stert – Wilsford

Websites of Interest

Urchfont Bells – A small mystery
Urchfont Parish Council – Community and the parish news

The Parish Church of St. Michael and All Angels

St. Michael’s Gallery          St. Michael’s Interior Gallery

Under the northern escarpment of Salisbury Plain lies the village of Urchfont.  The parish church of St. Michael and All Angels is notable for its 14th century vaulted chancel.

Church Backed Charities and Funding

For Salisbury Infirmary 1858

Church News 

Church Matters 1800-1849

Church Officials

Incumbents List 1230-2010            

Parish Register Transcripts

Interesting Parish Register Entries 1559-1727

Baptisms
Marriages

1705-1812

Burials

Parish Registers held at WSHC

Baptisms 1538-1980
Marriages 1538-2002
Burials 1538-1925

Parish History

Newspaper Reports 1850-1899          Scarecrow Trails 2014

Civil Registration

1837 – Present Devizes Registration District

Buildings and Land

On a pig farm in Acorns Field, Wickham Green, Urchfont, can be found 3 graves supposedly those of plague victims John, Jacob and Humphrey Giddings who all succumbed to the disease in 1644.  The site is not generally open to the public but viewings can be sought by contacting the farm owner.

Owners of Land 1873

Agriculture

Cattle Plague Regulations 1867

Cemetery

Cemetery Gallery

Public Houses

Public Houses Gallery

Lamb Inn

Urchfont Manor

Manor Gallery

Crime and Legal Matters

Bastardy

Bastardy Examinations         

Courts

Devizes District Petty Sessions 13 April 1846 

Crime Reports

1800-1849         1850-1899        

Drunk & Disorderly

Joseph Cooper, Drunk 1874

Directories

Kellys 1915

Education

National School Entertainment Programme 1890

Emigration and Migration

Strays Index

To Australia

Life of Abel Sutton

Employment and Business

Agriculture and Land

Gaming Notices 1846 (Includes Wedhampton)

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.

Daniel Burgess 1719           John Cooper 1711

Communications

British Post Office Service Appointments 1737-1969

Community Services

Police

Wiltshire Constabulary 1858

Medicine

General Medical Council Registrations 1859-1959

Miscellaneous Documents

Non Conformity and Other Places of Worship

People and Parish Notables

People Gallery

Associations, Clubs, Organisations and Societies

Agricultural Societies

Wiltshire Agricultural Show Prize Winners 1904

Friendly Societies
Wiltshire Friendly Society

General Meeting 1846           Promotion 1912          Festival of the Wilts Friendly Society 1847

Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Notices 1850-1899

Celebrations

Golden Wedding – Alexander 1936

Census Returns Transcripts

1851         1861

Elections and Polls

Local Council Elections

Councillor Nominations 2015   

Members of Parliament

Walter Long Talks Schedule 1890

MP Nominations

MP Nominations 2015

Polls

Poll of Freeholders 1772          Poll Book 1818   

Voters List       

Voters Lists 1832           Voters Lists Revisions 1843         

Family Notices

1850-1899

Personal Research Items

Tuck Family Research Burial Extracts – These items were donated by Ken Tuck and contains entries that may or may not relate to the Tuck family however they have been published as such.  Many references to Quaker entries may be found from across the county.

Family Pedigrees

Daniel Topp

Wedding Reports

Richard Cordell Newbury & Joyce Mabyn Tomkinson 1951

Poor Law, Charity and the Workhouse

Poor Law Union Bread & Flour Contract 1838

Probate

Inquisitions Post Mortem of Lands Held

John Toppe 1633          John Saynesbury 1634

Parishioners Wills

Mary Pierce 1735          William Harraway 1767           William Harraway 1769

War, Conflict and Military Matters

War Memorials & Military Gallery

Naval Attestation – Jacob Hale 1854

Servicemen and Women

Servicemen & Families with the 1st Wilts. Regt. in South Africa 1911

WWI

Service Exemption Tribunals 1914-1918          WWI Serving Military Personnel 1914

WWII

Victoria Cross Recipient Thomas Gray 1940

War Memorials and Dedications

Diocese of Salisbury Memorial Book 1914-1918          War Memorial WWI & WWII          British Red Cross VAD Volunteer Record Elsie Gale 1916-1919

Wedhampton

Crime and Legal Matters

Crime Reports 1800-1849          Militia Men Damage Farmer’s Gate 1853

Directories

Gillmans 1899

People and Parish Notables

People Gallery

Census Returns Transcripts

1871

Elections, Polls and Voters Lists

Poll Book 1818

Family Notices

1800-1849            1850-1899

General People Items

People News 1800-1849

Personal Research Items

Tuck Family Research Burial Extracts – These items were donated by Ken Tuck and contains entries that may or may not relate to the Tuck family however they have been published as such.  Many references to Quaker entries may be found from across the county.

War, Conflict and Military Matters

Servicemen and Women

Servicemen & Families with the 1st Wilts. Regt. in South Africa 1911

WWI

WWI Volunteers of Wedhampton 1914

Casualties

Edward Crook 1916