Extract from the baptism register of waters Upton (image from Findmypast) showing the record for William, described as the Adulterine of William Bentley, Labourer & Adulterer, and Mary Jones, Bigamist & Adulteress.

The Rev Wright Willett of Waters Upton in 1834. 😬 #OnePlaceBaptisms

Early baptismal records of New Minden, Illinois, USA - Society for One-Place Studies New Minden’s only church is St John’s Lutheran, founded in 1846 by German settlers. In 1847 the church became one of the charter members of the The Missouri Synod. Transcribed records from the congreg...

For our September #OnePlaceStudies blogging prompt, #OnePlaceBaptisms, Emily Randall Paz‬ ‪@emilyrandallpaz.bsky.social‬ has contributed a blog post to our website. Early baptismal records of New Minden, Illinois, USA🔗 looks at the baptisms which took place at New Minden in 1864. #OnePlaceWednesday

#One Place Baptisms - Society for One-Place Studies It’s September and this month the Society's blogging prompt is #OnePlaceBaptisms and this is a short post about how Church of England baptisms are helpful in our studies. Baptisms form an integral par...

In the latest post to be added to our #OnePlaceStudies blog, Julie Muirhead @julzmuirhead.bsky.social looks at [#OnePlaceBaptisms](www.one-place-studies.org/30095-2/)🔗 in her OPS of St Mary Bourne in Hampshire. #OnePlaceBaptisms is our blogging a social media prompt🔗 this month. #OnePlaceWednesday

Thomas Fairchild 1667 – 1729 3 September 2025 update: The rejuvenated garden; as described by the creators of the bespoke street furniture and incorporating some excellent photos. Fairchild’s Garden, London – A former di…

Thomas Fairchild (1667-1729) was baptised in Aldbourne. The location of his memorial became known as the Hackney Road Recreation Ground. Renamed Fairchild's Garden in 2017, this open space has now been rejuvenated aldbournearchive.wordpress.com/2022/05/19/t... #OnePlaceWednesday #OnePlaceBaptisms

Blogging and Social Media Prompt. Sep 2025: #OnePlaceBaptisms. Image: Photo showing a carved panel on the side of a stone font, depicting a baptism. A clergyman stands behind a font, holding a baby, as four people (adults and children) stand next to him, two on each side. www.one-place-studies.org/blogging-prompts/ One-Place Studies, where family history and local history unite.

New month, new #OnePlaceStudy blogging prompt🔗! For September we have #OnePlaceBaptisms. What records exist for these ceremonies in your place or for its people, and what can be learned from them? Are there patterns or changes over time, unusual names or comments, missing entries? #OnePlaceWednesday