Please read everything before using the records...it will help you a great deal.
We are in the process of transcribing the Wedmore Parish Records.
The records were originally divided into three separate volumes, baptisms, marriages and burials.
The orignal records are complete and represent all the records available for this time period in Wedmore, Somerset, England.

I've also charted the baptisms, marriages and burials, so that you can see how they break down
on a monthly basis.

 

THE PARISH RECORDS TAKE LONG TIME TO LOAD.

The marriages are organized according to the first letter of the surname. Just click on the letter you are interested in.
The marriages have been proof read, but I must put in a disclaimer...I can't be responsible for errors.
If you know of an error, please let me know about it.

All Marriages 1561 to 1839:

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The baptisms have been orgaized according to the first letter of the surname. Just click on the letter you are interested in.
The baptisms have NOT been proof read yet. This will take quite a few months.

THERE ARE ERRORS IN THE BAPTISMS AS THEY STAND NOW.

All Baptisms 1561 to 1812:

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All Burials 1561 to 1860:

The burials are organized according to the first letter of the surname. Just click on the letter you are interested in.
The burials have been proof read, but I must put in a disclaimer...I can't be responsible for errors.
If you know of an error, please let me know about it.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M

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The calendar being used is the current one. That means that someone born on January 2, 1581 in the original records will now appear as being born January 2, 1582. For the purists I am sorry, but it was too difficult to keep straight in the database program.

Please read Rev. S. A. H. Hervey's original introductions to each of the three volumes.
He did a great deal of work and his comments are both informative and amusing.
All spellings in all transcripts are the same as the originals. The letter F in the "olden" days was, in fact, written as ff, that is not a mistake.

A big thanks to my Mother, Ruth Ann, and her husband, Arnold, who spent a lot of time doing some pretty serious inputting for very little pay (actually...no pay!!!!!).

THANKS !!

 

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