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Birmingham Nonconformist and Roman Catholic Registers, Warwickshire
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Transcription by Robert Deloyde © 2000 Here is a list of Church Registers, understood to be held at Birmingham City Archives for Nonconformist and Roman Catholic Churches.
Ashbury Methodist chapel, Handworth (formerly Staffs)
Aston Villa Methodist Church, Lozells
Balfour St Methodist, Balsall Heath (formerly Worcs)
Belmont Row Methodist, Aston
Benson Rd Methodist, Soho
Bond St Methodist
Bordesley Green Methodist, Small Heath
Bordesley Green Primitives
Bradford St Methodist
Bray's Rd Methodist, Sheldon
Bristol St Methodist
Cannon St Baptist
Carr's Lane Methodist
Castle Bromwich Methodist
Chapel St Methodist Handsworth (formerly Staffs)
Cherry St Methodist
Church of the Messiah
College Rd Methodist, Quinton (formerly Salop)
Constitution Hill Methodist
Coventry Rd Methodist, Small Heath
Ebenezer Methodist Church, Handsworth (formerly Staffs)
Ebenezer Chapel (Independent), Steelhouse Lane
Gospel Lane Methodist, Hall Green (formerly Worcs)
Gravelly Hill Methodist, Erdington
High St Methodist, Erdington
Islington St and Martins St Methodist
Islington Weslyan
King St Calvinist
Lombard St Baptist
Mansfield Rd Methodist, Aston
Moor St New Meeting
Moorville St Methodist, Ladywood
Muntz St Methodist, Small Heath
Nechell Hall Methodist, Nechells
Nechells Park Rd Methodist, Nechells
New John St Methodist
New Town Row Methodist
Nineveh Methodist church
Old Meeting House (Presbyterian)
Paradise St Unitarian
Peel St Methodist Chapel, Winson Green
Raddlebarn Rd Methodist, Stirchley
Raddlebarn Rd Methodist, Bournbrook (formerly Worcs)
Rocky Lane Methodist, Aston
Saint John Methodist, Selly Oak (formerly Worcs)
Saint Peter's Broad St Roman Catholic
Society of Friends Monthly Meeting
Somerset Rd Methodist, Handsworth (formerly Staffs)
Springfield Rd Methodist, Handsworth (formerly Staffs)
Stirling Rd Methodist, Edgbaston
Stratford Rd Methodist, Sparkill (formerly Worcs)
Summerhill Methodist
Summer Lane New Jeusalemites
Trinity Methodist, Dudley Rd
Unett St Methodist, Washwood Heath Rd
Methodist, Saltley
Wheelright Rd Methodist, Bromford
Woodfield and Ombersley Rd Methodist, Balsall Heath, (formerly Worcs)
Woodgate Methodist, Northfield (formerly Worcs)
Zion Baptist Chapel, Newhall St
Additional Notes:
[Roy of Solihull] The New Meeting house in Moor Street was opened as an off-shoot of the Old Presbyterian Meeting House in Digbeth in 1732. It was destroyed by rioters in 1791, reopened in 1802 and survived until 1861, after which it was sold.
Birmingham Library has records of Christening only for the years of 1719 and 1747-1840.
The Old Meeting House was opened in 1689 and despite being destroyed twice, finally closed in 1882.
Their records are also at the library and consist of Christenings 1774-1838 and burials 1784-1858.
[Michael Brittain, BMSGH, 1999] Those Archdiocese of Birmingham (RC) records which are not still in the parishes are in the archdiocesan archives at Cathedral House, St Chad's Queensway, Birmingham B4 6EU. There is so far as I know, no such place as Bishop's House. Archbishop's House is where the Archbishop lives (when there is one in place - the see is vacant at the moment). Cathedral House houses the administrative offices, including the archives.
[Posted originally to a RootsWeb Mailing List by Robert Deloyde, and last modified 26 Feb 2003.
Prepared for GENUKI by Peter Abbott]