CORNWALL ONLINE PARISH CLERKS - helping bring the past alive


THE PARISH OF

STOKE CLIMSLAND

Photographs of the Parish Church

by Donna M Faull

 Click thumbnails to enlarge
 

Front stained glass window

 
Side stained glass window

 
The Church
interior
 
View from the street
The church
and graveyard


The Online Parish Clerk for Stoke Climsland is Di Gibbs, who can be reached via Email.

I do not have a website. For information, please contact me at the above address.

Di

PARISH INFORMATION

CENSUS:

Information can be found at COCP (Cornwall Online Census Project) which is almost complete for 1841 to 1891 and has been verified, FreeCen at Rootsweb, which has a very good search engine and information from COCP, as well as GenUKI, which has more reference information and alternate resources.

REGISTERS:

Baptism, Marriage and Burial records begin in 1538, but unfortunately the earliest registers are in a very poor condition. Look ups are available. For further Parish Register information, please see our searchable database (C-PROP) which is updated frequently, GenUKI (link below) and the LDS website (library section).

DIRECTORIES:

Various dates available, which I am happy to search on request. For more information, see GenUKI (link below).

OTHER:

Tax Returns - various C16 and C17 lists available, which I am happy to search on request.

The Parish Church website has a section on history, including a plan of the burial ground and an alphabetical list of grave records, see this link.

The North Cornwall District Council has a document online concerning the current Conservation Area status of Stoke Climsland. It contains some interesting historical details too.

For an indenture, dated 10 Mar 1639, involving Samuell SMITH of Stoke Climsland, click here.

For more information regarding history, population, etc., visit GenUKI.

MAPS:

For a Parish Locator map, please click here. Stoke Climsland can be located at coordinates K - 6.

For further map information, please visit GenUKI (Genealogy - United Kingdom & Ireland).

To see a current, zoomable Ordnance Survey map, please visit MultiMap, or for maps and satellite images use Google Maps.