Toddington, Gloucestershire
Location
Toddington is an ancient parish located in the north of the county of
Gloucestershire. The village of the same name lies towards the south of the parish.
It is approximately ten miles north east of
Cheltenham and
Evesham in Worcestershire is about ten miles to the north. The historic county town of
Gloucester is about eighteen miles to the south west.
Parish Church
The Parish (CofE) Church is St Andrew, Toddington, which can be found
here on Google Street View. An earlier building was dedicated to St Leonard prior to being rebuilt in 1868-69. See
Wikipedia - St Andrew's Church, Toddington
Parish Registers
The surviving parish registers are held at the Gloucestershire Archives where they are catologued with reference P335/IN/1. See
Gloucesterhsire Archives Catalogue Search and
https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/media/10871/parish-register-guide-t-final.pdf
Adjacent (Pre 1832) Parishes
To the east of Toddington lies the parish of
Stanton and the parish of
Stanway. The northern portion of
Didbrook is to the south east, including Hailes which was created as an Ecclesiastical Parish out of
Didbrook in 1837.
Winchcombe with Gretton wraps round the southern and western sides of Toddington.
Dumbleton is to the north west and
Wormington to the north east.
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