Nottinghamshire Parish Church Database

Church Name	Place	Date Built	Notes
St Matthew	Boughton	Built 1868	Built on site of older church
St Matthew	Normanton on Trent	14th Cent
St Matthew	Nottingham, Upper Talbot Street	Built 1856	Formed as a parish in 1856, from the parish of St Mary, Nottingham. Demolished 1956. A photograph of this church can be viewed at www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Matthias	Sneinton, St Matthias Rd	Built 1868	Formed a parish in 1869
St Michael	Cotham	14th Cent	Closed circa 1976, and parish united with Hawton
St Michael	Elton on the Hill	11th Cent
St Michael	Farnsfield	14th Cent	With exception of the tower, the church was rebuilt in 1859-60, and a spire added.
St Michael	Halam	11th-12th Cent	Norman - aka St Michael the Archangel
St Michael	Hoveringham	Built 1865	Built on the site of an ancient church, only some carvings and font from that church remain.
St Michael	Linby	12th Cent
St Michael	Sutton Bonnington	13th-15th Cent	Chancel rebuilt in 1878
St Michael & All Angels	Averham	11th Cent
St Michael & All Angels	Bramcote	Built 1861	Built half a mile from site of old church
St Michael & All Angels	Carlton	Built 1907	Foxhill Road. A Timber church building was sold to the Rev J. F. Perry of Carlton by the parish of South Beddington, Surrey just before 1906. May have been closed in the 1930's? A photograph of this church can be viewed at www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Michael & All Angels	Radford ~ Old	Built 1888	Located on the corner of Alfreton Road and Hartley Road. Originally a chapel of ease to St Peters, was formed a parish in 1896. Rebuilt in 1979? A photograph of this church can be viewed at www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Michael & All Angels	Sutton in Ashfield	Built 1887	Now disused
St Michael & All Angels	Underwood	Built 1890
St Michael the Archangel	Laxton	12th Cent
St Michael the Archangel	West Retford	10th Cent	Pre 1066
St Modwen	Sutton in Ashfield, Pingle	Built 1879	Mission church to St Mary, originally used a local school, before bringing an Iron church from Sneinton (formerly St Albans) A stone structure was built in 1937, which was in use until 1987. Since demolished.
St Nicholas	Askham	13th Cent	Original Nave wall was Norman. Chancel 13th cent. Restored 1907.
St Nicholas	Hockerton	12th Cent
St Nicholas	Littleborough	12th Cent	Modernised in 1831/2
St Nicholas	Moorehouse	Built 1861	aka Chantry Chapel - Chapelry to the parish of Laxton
St Nicholas	Nottingham, Castle Gate	Built 1678	Original church built 11th century was destroyed during civil war.
St Nicholas	Tuxford	14th-15th Cent	Altered in 1473, chancel rebuilt in 1495
St Oswald	Dunham on Trent	15th Cent
St Oswald	East Stoke	13th Cent
St Patrick	Nuthall	11th Cent	Restored 1844
St Paul	Carlton	Built 1882	aka Carnarvon Memorial Church, for the Earl of Carnarvon who contributed £9000 to its construction
St Paul	Daybrook	Built 1892	Formed as a parish in 1896 from Arnold and Carrington
St Paul	Hyson Green, Radford Rd	Built 1843	Formed as a parish in 1844 from the parishes of Radford and Lenton. Closed in 1994 and converted into housing. Photograph available to view on www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Paul	Nottingham, George St	Built 1822	Chapel of Ease to St Mary, formed into a parish in 1839. Demolished in 1923. Photograph available to view on www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Paul	West Drayton	12th Cent
St Paul	Wilford Hill	Built 1960	Became a parish in 1988. Largly rebuilt in same year.
St Paulinus	Ollerton ~ New	circa 1934?
St Peter	Awsworth	Built 1746	All except the chancel rebuilt in 1902
St Peter	Clayworth	12th Cent
St Peter	East Bridgford	9th Cent	Foundations are early. Church is medieval
St Peter	East Drayton	13th Cent
St Peter	Farndon	11th Cent	Saxon/Early Norman foundations. Partially rebuilt in 1664
St Peter	Flawborough	11th-12th Cent	Rebuilt 1840. Chapelry to Staunton parish
St Peter	Flawford	unknown	Demolished in 1773, and superseded by its chapelry at Ruddington.
St Peter	Gamston	13th Cent	Many 15th Cent alterations
St Peter	Habblesthorpe	unknown	Church was in ruins in 1743, and now only churchyard remains. United with North Leverton.
St Peter	Hayton	12th Cent
St Peter	Headon	13th Cent
St Peter	Laneham	12th Cent
St Peter	Nottingham, St Peters Gate	Built late 14th Cent
St Peter	Radford ~ Old	Built 1811	Medieval Church pulled down in 1811. Chancel added in 1871.
St Peter	Ruddington	14th Cent	Rebuilt in 1887-8, except for the Tower
St Peter	Sibthorpe	13th Cent
St Peter	Stokeham	12th Cent	Restored in 1881, and in 1912 was described as being in a "dilapidated" condition
St Peter	Tollerton	11th Cent	"extensive and disasterous renovations in 1812"
St Peter	Toton	?	Built after 1832
St Peter	Widmerpool	13th Cent	Virtually rebuilt 1888-1896 as older church was neglected
St Peter & St Paul	Gringley on the Hill	12th Cent
St Peter & St Paul	Hucknall Torkard	Built 1892
St Peter & St Paul	Mansfield	11th Cent	Renovated in 14th cent after fire.
St Peter & St Paul	North Wheatley	late 15th Cent	Has a Norman font. Churchyard closed in May 1879 - later burials were interred at South Wheatley
St Peter & St Paul	Oxton	11th Cent
St Peter & St Paul	Shelford	11th Cent	Built on site of Saxon church - perpendicular tower (15th Cent)
St Peter & St Paul	Sturton le Steeple	?	Partly destroyed by fire in 1901, damaged parts rebuilt
St Peter & St Paul	Upton	13th Cent
St Peter & St Paul	Warsop	11th Cent
St Peter in the Rushes	Rempstone	?	Demolished 1771. Follow this link for further information.
St Philip	Nottingham, Pennyfoot St	Built 1879	Formed as a parish in 1880, out of the parish of St Luke. Demolished in 1963. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
St Radegund	Maplebeck		"Severely" restored in 1898
St Saviour	Auckley	Built 1838	Built as a chapel of ease to Finningley parish
St Saviour	East Retford	Built 1829	Originally a chapel of ease to Clarborough, was created a parish in 1934 and is now classed as East Retford
St Saviour	Nottingham, Arkwright St	Built 1864	Formed as a parish in 1865 out of St Mary's parish
St Stephen	Brough	Built 1885	Mission church to the parish of South Collingham
St Stephen	Hyson Green, Bobbers Mill Road	Built 1898	Built at Hyson Green to replace St Stephens in Nottingham which was demolished to make way for a Railway Station.
St Stephen	Nottingham, Bunkers Hill	Built 1859	Formed as a parish in 1869, out of the parishes of Holy Trinity & St Matthew. Church was demolished in 1896 to build Railway Station. Replaced by new church in Hyson Green. See further details on the Southwell Diocese Website
St Stephen	Sneinton, Sneinton Road	Built 1912	Also rebuilt in 1839 on the site of an older church pre 1655
St Swithin	East Retford	13th Cent	The chancel and tower fell down in 1651, and were rebuilt.
St Swithin	Kirklington	12th Cent
St Swithin	Wellow	12th Cent	Major rebuilding programme in 1878
St Swithin	Woodborough	11th Cent	Norman, with additions in 13th, 14th & 15th Cent
St Thomas	Aslockton	Built 1892	Chapelry to the parish of Whatton. Aslockton was annexed to the village of Scarrington between 1868-1919.
St Thomas	Kirkby in Ashfield (East Kirkby)	Built 1903	Formed from the parish of St Wilfrid.
St Thomas	Nottingham, Park Row	Built 1853	Built as a Wesleyan Congregational Free Church, known as Mercers Chapel. Converted into an Anglican church and consecrated in April 1873, renamed St Thomas'. Parish created out of the parishes of St Peter, St Matthew & St Nicholas. Demolished in 1930. Further details about this church can be viewed on the Southwell Diocese Website.
St Wilfrid	Calverton	12th Cent
St Wilfrid	Kelham	16th Cent
St Wilfrid	Kinoulton	?	Church was abandoned and demolished by 1800. Only churchyard remains. Outline of church was still visible in 1912. Replaced by St Luke.
St Wilfrid	Kirkby in Ashfield	13th Cent	aka St Luke. Mostly destroyed by fire in 1907. Rebuilt by 1908.
St Wilfrid	Marnham	13th Cent	Located in Low Marnham, Also incorporates some 14th & 15th Cent building work
St Wilfrid	North Muskham	12th Cent
St Wilfrid	Screveton	13th Cent
St Wilfrid	Scrooby	13th Cent	Spire struck by lightening in 1817 and 1831. Church restored in 1862.
St Wilfrid	South Muskham	11th-14th Cent
St Wilfrid	Wilford	14th-15th Cent
St Winifred	Holbeck	Built 1916	Private Chapel in the grounds of Woodhouse Hall.
St Winifred	Kingston upon Soar	Built 1900	Rebuilt on the site of an older church. The previous church was rebuilt in 1832, except for the south transept which was called "ancient"
Staunton Chapel	Staunton Chapel	?	Chapelry to Orston Parish. Demolished 1827.
Unknown	Bradmore	14th Cent	Church destroyed by fire in 1706, with only tower and spire remaining. Then became a chapelry to Bunny parish
Unknown	Budby	Built 1887	Chapel of Ease to Perlethorpe. Was originally erected as an Iron church.
Unknown	Cropwell Butler	Built 1897	Annexed to Tythby parish. The Mission church was in a building bought from Mr John Parr in 1897, which was repaired at a cost of £600 and opened by the Bishop of Southwell. Closed before 1989. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
Unknown	Kimberley	?	Chapelry of St Mary, Greasley. Was in ruins by 1797, and dissapeared by 1850. Replaced by Holy Trinity in 1847.
Unknown	Lound	Built 1859	Chapelry to parish of St Bartholomew, Sutton-cum-Lound. Small building of red brick. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/

Database created by Heather Faulkes 20 April 1999.
Page created 25th March 2002 - updated 24th January 2005