England, Kent, Archdeaconry of Rochester Parish Baptisms, 1560-1915

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England, Kent, Archdeaconry of Rochester Parish Baptisms, 1560-1915

England, Kent, Archdeaconry of Rochester Parish Baptisms, 1560-1915

1.418.769 registres

This collection contains baptism records from the Archdeaconry of Rochester, from Kent, England, between the years 1560 and 1915. Records typically include the name of the child, date of birth, date and place of baptism, residence and the names of the parents.<br><br>The Archdeaconry of Rochester is an ecclesiastical division within the Church of England, which covers the western part of Kent and parts of Greater London. Headed by an archdeacon, it forms part of the larger Diocese of Rochester, one of England’s oldest, with origins in the early medieval period.

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Thomas Frederick ColbyBaptized: Sep 29 1784 - Kent, England

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