CRICH PARISH

which consists of the villages of Crich, Fritchley and Whatstandwell.

St Mary's Church Records

St Mary's was also known as St Michael's

General information
Quick visitor's guide        
Vicars of Crich Plan of Churchyard Bishop's Visitation 1772 Visitation 1823–4 Glebe Terrier 1810
Baptisms, marriages and burials 1813 to 1825
Names – A Names – B Names – C Names– D E F Names – G
Names – H Names – J K L Names – M N Names – O P Names – R
Names – S Names – T Names – V W Y    
Miscellaneous Church Records
Burials 1947 Wm. Piggin Burial Record      
Burial Plots
Burials A1–57 Burials B1–65 Burials C1–162 Burial D1–257 Burials E1–396
Burials F1–301 Burials F302–655 Cremation Stones 1–98 Parish Burial Ground  
Burials & Cremations listed alphabetically
Names – A Names – B Names – C Names – D Names – E
Names – F Names – G Names – H Names – I, J, K Names – L
Names – M Names – N, O Names – P, Q Names – R Names – S
Names – T Names – U, V, W, Y      
Notable graves & memorials
Isaac Bowmer 1875 Robert Gaunt 1796 Isaac Petts 1888 Robert Alsop Wass 1895  

Memorial plaques
(inside church)

Memorial plaques
(outside church)

 Stained Glass Windows DFHS Memorials  
Church Memorials: Glover 1833 Roll of Honour WW1 Plaque to WW2 soldiers    
Church History
Done's History of St. Mary's Crich Parish Church by John Reynolds Parish life with a troubled vicar Struck by lightning 1945 Newspaper snippets
Vicar v Choirmaster conflict 1902 Cox: A Parochial Chartulary of the Fourteenth Century Cox Derbyshire Churches: Crich 1877 F. & M. Priestley article  
Parish Magazines
Oct 1943 May 1948      
Photographs and post cards
Church working party c1910 Weathercock c1910      

A CD of transcripts of the Parish Records for Baptisms, Marriages and Burials between 1565 and 1900 is availabe from Val Neal.

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