To search records, here*. St. Mary’s church replaced an earlier church that stood a little distance away called St. Johns. The first church, which was consecrated on 31 July 1838 (St. Johns), unfortunately, collapsed because [more]
Bryn Seion Chapel is located on Clayton Road, Pentre Broughton. Built as a Welsh Congregational Church, an inscribed stone over the entrance records (in Welsh) that the chapel was built in 1840 and rebuilt in [more]
St. Johns Baptist Church, Bettisfield Built by Lord Hanmer in 1873 the church is now a grade ll* listed building. It was built entirely at his own expense and only the finest materials were used. [more]
St. Davids Church, Froncysyllte. St David’s church is located on the south side of the A5, set back from the road at the edge of a large rectangular churchyard used as a cemetery. This church [more]
The Church of St. John Evangelist is a Norman style Church built from coursed and squared stone with slate roofs. A parish was formed in 1844, and the church was built 1852-3, to the designs [more]
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