Rural Deaneries in the Archdeaconry of Nottingham up to 1842
Until spring 1842 there were four deaneries in the Archdeaconry of Nottingham:
- Bingham
- Newark
- Nottingham
- Retford
A fifth deanery of Southwell was created in 1842. The Archdeaconry was enlarged by taking in parishes from the Peculiar of Southwell, the Peculiar of the Dean and Chapter of York, and other Nottinghamshire parishes not previously part of the Archdeaconry. The deaneries of the Archdeaconry were re-ordered accordingly, and the new deanery took in the parishes of the former Peculiar and some neighbouring places.
Presentment bills were sent to the Archdeaconry court by the churchwardens of parishes and most chapelries. Occasionally, the parishes sent presentment bills on behalf of themselves and their chapelries. These chapelries are noted in brackets. Researchers are advised to consult documents from both the parish and the chapelries of any place in which they are interested.
Bingham deanery
| Adbolton |
Hickling |
Stanford-upon-Soar |
| Barton in Fabis |
Holme Pierrepont |
Stanton-on-the-Wolds |
| Bingham |
Keyworth |
Sutton Bonington (St Anne) |
| Bunny with Bradmore |
Kingston-on-Soar |
Sutton Bonington (St Michael) |
| Car Colston |
Kneeton |
Thoroton |
| Clifton with Glapton |
Langar with Barnstone |
Thrumpton |
| Colston Basset |
Normanton-upon-Soar |
Tithby with Cropwell Butler |
| Cotgrave |
Orston (with chapelries of Scarrington and Thoroton) |
Tollerton |
| Costock |
Owthorpe |
Upper Broughton (Broughton Sulney) |
| East Bridgford |
Plumtree |
West Bridgford |
| East Leake |
Radcliffe-on-Trent |
West Leake |
| Edwalton |
Ratcliffe-upon-Soar |
Whatton |
| Elton |
Rempstone |
Widmerpool |
| Flintham |
Ruddington |
Wilford |
| Gotham |
Scarrington |
Willoughby-on-the-Wolds |
| Granby with Sutton |
Screveton |
Wysall |
| Hawksworth |
Shelford |
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Newark deanery
| Averham |
Hawton |
Rolleston |
| Balderton |
Hockerton |
Shelton (including some presentments from chapelry of Flawborough) |
| Barnby in the Willows |
Kelham |
Sibthorpe |
| Coddington |
Kilvington |
South Collingham |
| Cotham |
Kneesall with Kersall and Ompton |
South Scarle (with Besthorpe chapelry) |
| Cromwell |
Langford (from 1685) |
Staunton |
| Eakring |
Laxton |
Sutton-on-Trent |
| East Stoke (with chapelries of Coddington, Syerston and Elston Chapel) |
Maplebeck |
Syerston |
| Elston |
Marnham |
Thorpe |
| Elston Chapel |
Newark |
Thorney |
| Farndon |
Normanton-on-Trent |
Weston |
| Flawborough |
North Clifton |
Winkburn |
| Fledborough |
North Collingham |
Winthorpe |
| Girton |
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Nottingham deanery
| Annesley |
Gonalston |
Nuthall |
| Arnold |
Greasley |
Papplewick |
| Attenborough |
Hoveringham |
Radford |
| Basford |
Hucknall Torkard |
Selston |
| Beeston |
Kirkby-in-Ashfield |
Skegby |
| Bilborough |
Lambley |
Sneinton |
| Bramcote |
Lenton |
Stapleford |
| Bulwell |
Linby |
Strelley |
| Burton Joyce with Bulcote |
Lowdham with Gunthorpe |
Sutton-in-Ashfield |
| Colwick |
Mansfield |
Teversal |
| Cossall |
Mansfield Woodhouse |
Thurgarton |
| Eastwood |
Nottingham (St Mary) |
Trowell (with some presentments from chapelry of Cossall) |
| Epperstone |
Nottingham (St Nicholas ) |
Wollaton |
| Gedling with Carlton and Stoke Bardolph |
Nottingham (St Peter ) |
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Retford deanery
| Austerfield |
Everton |
Saundby |
| Babworth |
Finningley |
Scrooby |
| Bawtry |
Gamston |
South Leverton (with chapelry of Cottam) |
| Bilsthorpe |
Gringley-on-the-Hill |
Sturton-le-Steeple |
| Blyth (with chapelries of Austerfield and Bawtry) |
Grove |
Sutton-cum-Lound |
| Boughton |
Harworth |
Treswell |
| Bothamsall |
Hayton with Tiln |
Tuxford |
| Carburton |
Headon with Upton |
Walesby |
| Carlton in Lindrick |
Kirton |
Warsop |
| Clarborough |
Littleborough |
Walkeringham |
| Clayworth |
Mattersey |
Wellow |
| Cottam |
Misson |
West Burton |
| East Markham |
North Wheatley |
West Drayton |
| East Retford |
Norton Cuckney |
West Markham (Markham Clinton) |
| Edwinstowe (with chapelries of Carburton, Ollerton and Perlethorpe) |
Ollerton |
West Retford |
| Egmanton |
Ordsall |
Worksop |
| Elkesley |
Perlethorpe |
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