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1. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiStroud, Gloucestershire Genealogy - FamilySearch

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   Aug 2, 2024 · In England, the state church is the Church of England. 1717 England & Wales, Roman Catholics, 1717 at Findmypast ($) , index & images; coverage may vary 1642-1996 England, Gloucestershire Non-conformist Records, 1642-1996 at FamilySearch - How to Use this Collection ; index ( dates may vary by parish )

2. www.parishmouse.co.uk › gloucestershire › stroudStroud, Gloucestershire Family History Guide - Parishmouse

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   Beeton’s British Gazetteer 1870. Stroud, a parliamentary borough and market and post town of England, in Gloucestershire, situated near the confluence of the Frome, or Stroud, and the Sladewater, 9 miles S. E. from Gloucester. The town has been much improved during the present century, and contains many good streets and well built houses.

3. forebears.io › england › gloucestershireStroud Genealogy Resources & Parish Registers | Gloucestershire

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   Stroud Parish Registers (1578-1812) The parish registers of __PLACE__ are a collection of books documenting baptisms, marriages and burials from 1578 to 1812. Gloucestershire Parish Records (1538-1813) An index to and images of registers recording over 2.25 million baptisms, marriages and burials.

4. ukga.org › indexStroud, Gloucestershire - genealogy heraldry and history

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   Stroud, a town, the head of a poor-law union, petty sessional division, and county court district, and a parish in Gloucestershire. The town stands on the side of a steep hill, on the Thames and Severn Canal, adjacent to the rivulets Frome and Slade, 10 miles S of Gloucester, 12 NW of Cirencester, and 99 by road and 102½ by railway from London.

5. www.glosgen.co.uk › records › stroudGlosGen - Stroud, Gloucestershire, England. Genealogy

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   Nonconformist Chapels and Meeting-Houses, Gloucestershire. Royal Commission on Historical Monuments of England. 1986.ISBN 0 11 300008 1. The Stroudwater Canal. by Michael Handford. Published in 1979 by Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd. ISBN 0 904387 30 5. Towns and Villages of England: Stroud, by Philip Walmsley. Published in 1994 by Alan Sutton ...

6. www.genuki.org.uk › big › engGENUKI: Stroud, Gloucestershire

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   The Stroudwater canal was formed in 1775, and flows 8 miles W., with a fall of 802 feet to the Severn at Framilode, passing close along the Slade or Stroud river, and is joined to the Thames by a canal which goes E. to Lechlade. The benefice is a perpetual curacy* with the curacy of Holy Trinity annexed, in the diocese of Gloucester and Bristol ...

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   Where is Stroud in Gloucestershire?

   • Stroud, a town, the head of a poor-law union, petty sessional division, and county court district, and a parish in Gloucestershire. The town stands on the side of a steep hill, on the Thames and Severn Canal, adjacent to the rivulets Frome and Slade, 10 miles S of Gloucester, 12 NW of Cirencester, and 99 by road and 102½ by railway from London.

   Stroud, Gloucestershire - genealogy heraldry and history

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   Where is Stroud located?

   • Stroud is a market town and parish with a railway station in Gloucestershire, located on the Thames and Severn Canal, adjacent to the Frome and the Slade. It is 9 miles south of Gloucester and has a population of 11,112. The town itself covers 999 acres and has a population of 7848. Stroud has two banks, two newspapers, and a market day on Friday.

   Stroud, Gloucestershire Family History Guide - Parishmouse

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   When was Stroud formed?

   • Stroud or Mid Parliamentary Division of Gloucester was formed under the Redistribution of Seats Act of 1885, and returns one member to the House of Commons. Population, 56,488.

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   Does Stroud have a post office?

   • It has a head post office and a station on the Swindon and Gloucester branch of the G.W.R., and another station on the Nailsworth, Stroud, and Stonehouse branch of the M.R. Stroud is a long straggling town, the centre of the clothing district of the West of England.

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   Where can I find family history records in Gloucestershire?

   • The Gloucestershire Archives is based in Alvin Street, Gloucester and is run by Gloucestershire County council. It holds many family history records, including parish records, some dating back to the 1100s. Here are some useful links from the subscription based FindMyPast website: Records of baptisms between 1695 and 1801.

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   Was Stroud a parliamentary borough?

   • Stroud was a parliamentary borough and sent 2 members to Parliament from 1832 until 1885. The parliamentary limits included all Stroud parish, 12 other parishes, and a part. [Source: The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales [Wilson, John M]]

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8. www.familyhistory.co.uk › county-recordsGloucestershire Family History Resources - Gloucestershire ...

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   The Gloucestershire Family History Society was established in 1979 and has an expanding worldwide membership. The society holds regular meetings at its branches at both Gloucester and Forest of Dean. It also has an online shop and publishes a regular journal and other publications. The society runs a Family History Centre which is conveniently ...