The parish of

BOTUS FLEMING

The Parish Church
© Maggie Watkinson

The Online Parish Clerk for Botus Fleming is Angela Wood, who can be contacted by Email.

PARISH INFORMATION

CENSUS:

Please visit COCP (Cornwall Online Census Project), which is complete for 1841 to 1891 and validated, FreeCens at Rootsweb - both are free, searchable databases - or check GenUKI for other alternatives.

REGISTERS:

I have some data on my website. For further Parish Register information, please see our searchable database (C-PROP) which is updated frequently, GenUKI (link above) and the LDS website (Library section).

DIRECTORIES:

For information, see GenUKI. Link below  or visit the University of Leicester's Directories website, which has many directories online to view for free.

OTHER:

Voters Lists:

1. 1851/52
2. 1852/53
3. 1864/65

Some photographs of MIs are available here.

For more information regarding history, population, etc., visit GenUKI.

MAPS:

For a Parish Locator map, click here. Botus Fleming can be located at coordinates K - 5.

For further map information, please visit GenUKI (Genealogy - United Kingdom & Ireland).

To see a current, zoomable Ordnance Survey map, visit MultiMap, or for maps and satellite images use Google Maps.

ADJACENT PARISHES:

St Stephens by Saltash, Pillaton and Landrake.

ONLINE BOOKS:

1. Botus Fleming is included in The Parochial History of Cornwall, Volume I by Davies Gilbert, William Hals, Thomas Tonkin, Henry Samuel Boase, originally published in 1838 (page n142). Also downloadable as a pdf.
2. Phillimore's Marriages Vol XX transcripts including Botus Fleming (transcribed and in our database). For the Contents page, keep clicking Next until page 7/159 appears.
3. Venning's New Century Postal Directory of 20 Parishes in East Cornwall, published 1901. Included several pages of advertisements from local businesses, as well as being a parish directory
4. Heraldic Church Notes from Cornwall; containing the Heraldry and Genealogical Particulars on every Memorial in Ten Churches in the Deanery of East, by Arthur J. Jewers, F.S.A. Includes extracts from parish registers &c.