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(.87 miles northeast of city centre) London |
St Peter Le Poer (.87 miles northeast of city centre) was rebuilt in 1792, sold in 1907 and demolished. St Benet Fink was united to St Peter le Poer in 1842, and both parishes united to St Michael Cornhill in 1906. Parish records are in the Guildhall Library: baptisms 1561-1905, marriage 1561-1904, banns 1653-5 & 1755-1817, burials 1561-1853. Later baptisms and marriages were entered in registers of St Michael Cornhill which are retained by the incumbent. A partial index to baptisms and marriages 1561-1875 on IGI
* St Benet Fink (1.24 mi. N of City Centre) was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666, rebuilt, then demolished in 1844. Parish records are in the Guildhall Library: Parish records are in the Guildhall Library: baptisms 1538-1845, marriages 1538-1719, 1754-1845, banns 1653-62, 1699-1715, 1754-1845, marriage licenses 1796-1845, burials 1538-1845. For later baptisms and marriage registers, see St Peter le Poer. A partial index to baptisms and marriages 1538-1880 is in the IGI. No Combs have been found in this source.
Jul 1663 St. Peter Le Poor. Married: Thomas DITCHFIELD (s/o Edward and Mary MANNING Ditchfield) and Elizabeth HORDEN (d/o John and Mary HORDEN)Mary MANNING was the d/o Randall and Mary COMBE Manning of Edmonton, Middlesex and gd/o John and Margaret ARCHDALE Combe
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