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P153D

Records of Holy Trinity Parish Church, Military Road (Later Maxwell Road), Old Brompton, Gillingham 1848-1955

To view a full list of the Holy Trinity parish records, please click here

These were received as follows:July 1961 P153D/1/1 - 15; P153D/3/1; P153D/7/1

Note : This ecclesiastical parish was created in 1830 out of the parishes of Chatham and Gillingham and the church was built in 1848. It was demolished c.1961 and the parish area now forms part of Gillingham St. Mark.

To view four postcard photographs of the church contained in the Couchman Collection (DE402), please click on the following links: item 1 item 2 item 3 item 4 

Useful links

To visit the Gillingham page in the North West Kent Family History Society web site, please click here

Views of Brompton and Gillingham from the Couchman Collection click here

Map of surrounding area courtesy of Multimap click here

Introductory section, Borough Archivist, Medway Council, 27 September 2000.

File updated 22 June 2007 

Microfilm Number 189 & 005
Date: 1848 - 1883
Quantity: (1 vol.)

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