Formerly on south side of High Street, Deritend (A-Z: 4B 74)
Daughter Parish of St Peter & St Paul, Aston, 1890
Deritend chapel founded late 14th C.
Merged with St Basil Deritend 1939
Site of St John sold to city authorities 1939. In use as furniture warehouse 1943.
DEMOLISHED by 1961
Neighbouring parishes
Ashted, Castle Bromwich, Bordesley, Birmingham, Handsworth.
Registers at Birmingham Central Library – Archives Department
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registers of baptisms |
1699-1940 |
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registers of marriages |
1700-1940 |
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registers of burials |
1791-1812 |
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registers of banns |
1890-1940 |
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Rev. Edward Palmer's visiting book while curate |
1826-1839 |
Bishop’s Transcripts at Lichfield
Baptisms 1813-1842
BMSGH Register Copies
None
Gazetteer/Directory entries
DERITEND, a chapelry in the parish of ASTON, Birmingham division of the hundred of HEMLINGFORD, county of WARWICK, 1 mile (S.E. by S.) from Birmingham.The population is returned with the parish. There is an extensive brewery of ale at this place. [Lewis 1831]