Waverley

Alfold On the Surrey/ Sussex border the name comes fro...
Bramley The village lies at the west side of the valley...
Chiddingfold This small beautiful village, steeped in histor...
Churt This extremely old village is at the western ed...
Cranleigh This settlement of approximately 12,000 people ...
Dunsfold This parish lies 4 miles south-west of Cranleig...
Elstead The small historic centre of Elstead sits aroun...
Ewhurst Ewhurst lies nearly 5 miles south of Shere at t...
Farnham Castle Street - from a print published 2 Ju...
Frensham This parish is in the southwest corner of Surre...
Godalming This town, in the south-west of Surrey, lies in...
Hambledon This small parish (population c.750) is located...
Hascombe St Peter's Church, font inscribed 'The Gift...
Haslemere The settlement's early history is associated wi...
Thursley A church has existed here since 1030, the origi...
Tilford Centred around a village green and a ford where...
Waverley Abbey Situated on the flood plain to the north of the...
Waverley Panel Click on the image to view a larger, expandable...
Witley This is a very typical Surrey village in the pr...
Wonersh The winding village street contributes greatly ...

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Waverley District Rootsweb Mailing List is for anyone interested in researching family and local history in the Waverley District. Click here to find out more.

The civil parishes in Waverley District are:-
Alfold, Bramley, Busbridge, Chiddingfold, Churt, Cranley / Cranleigh, Dockenfield, Dunsfold, Elstead, Ewhurst, Farnham, Frensham, Godalming, Hambledon, Hascombe, Haslemere, Peper Harow, Thursley, Tilford, Witley, Wonersh.

Click here to see the catalogue of the St Nicholas, Alfold, Parish Records (1658-1978) held at the Surrey History Centre.

Click here to see the catalogue of the St Martin, Blackheath, Parish Records (1894-1970) held at the Surrey History Centre.

Click here to see the catalogue of the St John the Baptist, Busbridge, Parish Records (1865-1992) held at the Surrey History Centre.

Click here to see the catalogue of the St Andrew, Grafham, Parish Records (1855-1981) held at the Surrey History Centre.

Contributor:Surrey Heritage