| AdminHistory | The church of St Mary, Greasbrough was built in 1828, at an expense of £6,000, towards which the Parliamentary Commissioners granted £2,000, and the Earl Fitzwilliam the remainder, together with the site. Previously, a chapel had served the parish, for which records survive in this collection dating back to the eighteenth century. Greasbrough remained a chapelry in the parish of Rotherham until c. 1849. The parish was formed out of Rotherham, All Saints. The church is situated on Church Street, Greasbrough and is in the Rotherham Deanery. |
| Description | Registers:
Composites (Baptisms and Burials), 1747 - 1764 (PR16/1)
Baptisms, 1764 - 1942 (PR16/2)
Marriages, 1849 - 2021 (PR16/3)
Burials, 1755 - 1917 (PR16/4)
Other Records (not listed).
Overseers of the Poor accounts, 1813 - 1835 (PR16/item 40)
Register of graves 1755-1899
Inventory, undated [c. 1966] (PR16/item 23)
Vestry Meeting Minute book, 1886-1934 (PR16/item 24)
PCC Minute book, 1943-1968
Record book (notes of events in the parish's history), [1884-1933] (PR16/item 25)
National School cash book, 1896-1937
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