St Michael and All Angels, Altcar - Church of England

Photograph supplied by & Copyright of John Rimmer. St Michael and All Angels,
Lord Sefton Way,
Altcar
Lancashire

Church History

It was founded before 1429.

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Original registers

Lancashire Record Office hold:

Baptisms 1664-1938
Marriages 1664-1837
Burials 1664-1911

Bishop's Transcripts

Lancashire Record Office hold copies of:

Baptisms 1663-1862
Marriages 1663-1862
Burials 1663-1862

Register Transcripts

Published by the Lancashire Parish Register Society:

Volume M9 - Bap. & Bur 1663-1810 Mar 1664-1812.

Maps

The church is located at OS grid reference SD319064. You can see this on maps provided by:

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Have the Monumentals Inscriptions on the gravestones been transcribed and published, and by whom?
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