North West Kent Baptisms

Discover your relative through the over 38,000 North West Kent baptisms. Reveal your ancestor’s parish, baptismal date and parents’ names. Was your ancestor baptised in Crayford, North Cray, Westerham, Stone, Darenth, Longfield or Greenwich?

Each of the records includes a transcript of the original baptism records. The amount of information is each one can fluctuate but most will include a combination of the following:

• Name
• Birth date
• Birth year
• Baptismal date
• Baptismal year
• Parish
• Place
• County
• Country
• Mother’s name
• Father’s name
• Father’s occupation
• Residence
• Notes
• Record set

The Kent Family History Society is one of the largest and oldest historical societies in England. Explore more of their records to reveal additional facts about your family tree.

Discover more about these records

Kent is one of the Home Counties in the south east of England. It is known as the Garden of England. The term, North West Kent, is used to describe areas within the London boroughs which were historically part of Kent. The earliest records in this collection come from Chelsfield beginning in 1558. The collection also includes records from St Alfege (also spelt as Alphege) Church in Greenwich. Greenwich was a part of Kent until 1889 when it became part of the City of London. The Anglican parish church is dedicated to the Saint, who was the archbishop of Canterbury and martyred on the site in 1011 by Danish forces. In 1491, Henry VIII and his brother Edmund were baptised at St Alfege.

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