St Mary Norton Nottinghamshire information

**Details about the church**
Field	Value
Denomination of the Church	Church of England
The Church Website
Number of transcriptions	12862
First year for a transcription	1669
Last year for a transcription	1901
Last date a transcription added	05 May 2015
Last date church information changed	31 Mar 2025
Notes about the Church	The Church of St Mary Norton Cuckney has its origins in Norman times and sits adjacent to the site of the ancient Cuckney Castle, a 12th-century motte and bailey fortress. Near the church is the Greendale Oak inn, named for a great oak tree through which a hole was cut to allow the first duke of Portland to drive through with a coach and horses to win a bet (or so the story goes!).

**Number of records by decade**
Period Those periods with zero data may span several decades. The first may include pre 1530 records.	Baptisms	Marriages	Burials	Total
Transcribed by	Karen Turner	Karen Turner	Karen Turner	Karen Turner
1530–1659
1660–1669	1	4		5
1670–1679	2	26		28
1680–1689	63	40	52	155
1690–1699	157	51	158	366
1700–1709	133	26	103	262
1710–1719	138	53	123	314
1720–1729	155	51	170	376
1730–1739	227	72	156	455
1740–1749	191	88	142	421
1750–1759	203	82	129	414
1760–1769	250	64	176	490
1770–1779	300	97	167	564
1780–1789	274	98	223	595
1790–1799	209	95	228	532
1800–1809	361	93	236	690
1810–1819	418	139	238	795
1820–1829	414	149	260	823
1830–1839	519	152	325	996
1840–1849	466	132	283	881
1850–1859	461	103	326	890
1860–1869	378	79	277	734
1870–1879	361	101	290	752
1880–1889	274	77	240	591
1890–1899	271	117	259	647
1900–1909	27	11	41	79
1910–2029

Please note: due to different methods of record counting there may be discrepancies in the record totals on this page

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