Trade Directory Extracts (1789-1935) Hearth Tax Assessments 1662 Parish Registers (1846-1901) Census Records (1841 & 1861) Place Names

Baptisms and marriages have been included in the IGI, which may be searched on-line using the Family Search facility at the LDS site, inserting the following batch numbers:

Foremark St. Saviour	Baptisms (1813-1855)	C054471
	Baptisms (1662-1813, 1855-1875)	C054473
	Marriages (1813-1837)	M054471
	Marriages (1837-1980)	M054473

However, it should be noted that these entries have been extracted from indexes, and should be checked against the original parish registers wherever possible.

Foremark St. Saviour Parish Register Transcripts

The following baptism records were extracted from the Bishops Transcripts

Baptisms (1662-1887)

Surname Index

Marriages for the period 1663-1837 were originally transcribed by Phillimores.  Digital images of these pages are available on the UK-Genealogy Pages.

Burial records have been transcribed from microfilms of the original parish registers, obtained on loan from the LDS, and indexed by Brett Payne.

Burials (1813-1987)

Surname Index

Census Transcripts
1841 Census - transcribed by Gill Castle and indexed by Brett Payne.
Foremark  Full Transcript - Surname Index
Ingleby  Full Transcript - Surname Index

1861 Census - transcribed and indexed by Brett Payne.
PRO Ref. RG9 Piece 1963
Foremark & Ingleby Full Transcript - Surname Index

‘Old fortification’, v.forn, verk, a Scandinavian compound corresponding to the native name Aldwark supra 339.  A short distance east of Wall Hill are raised earth formations, perhaps the site of the original fortification (WF).  It is clear that the second element has been replaced by mearc, whilst an isolated form shows the influence of mersc.
ANCHOR CHURCH, Anker Church 1648 Burdett, Anchorchurch 1658 ParReg Repton, an artificial cave, which is traditionally considered to have been the home of an anchorite, v. ancor, cirice.
THE BENDALLS (6”), The Bendall 1836 O.
FOREMARK BOTTOM, 1836 ib, v.botm.
FOREMARK HALL, Formack Hall 1730 Ogilby.
FOREMARK PARK FM, cf. Formarke parke 1620 Burdett.
WALL HILL (6”), 1825 Plan, cf. Foremark supra.

Field-Names
The principal forms in (a) were supplied by WF, mainly dated 1825 Plan.

(a) Acon Hill Close; Barn Field; Brick Kiln Close; Broken Flat (v. broken, flat); Butchers Close; Cherry Croft; Church Close; the Common; Cow Pasture; Dovecot Hill; Feeding Close; Foxhills; Front Park; Greys Holme (v. holmr); Hastings; Hotcroft; Orange Tree Close; Primrose Hill; Slang (v.slang (n)); Town Meadow (cf. the Towne Pasture 1648 Burdett); Trent Meadow; Windmill Hill Close.

(b) boscum de Fornewerk 1330 Ass (v. wudu); Southfurlong Cloase 1648 Burdett.

Ingleby

‘Farm of the Angles’, v.Engle, by, probably denoting an isolated survival of English inhabitants amongst a prevailing Scandinavian population.

COPPY HILL, 1836 O, cf. Engleby Coppie 1648 Burdett
HEATH WOOD (6”), 1836 O, cf. ye Heath field 1648 Burdett.  This is the site of an important Scandinavian burial ground.
THE MOOR (6”), the Moore 1756 Derby.

Field-Names
The principal forms in (a) are from a list prepared by WF, derived from various 19th century sources.

(a) Acre Yard; Barn Close; Breaches Close (v. brec, clos); Burton Shutts (v. sceat; it abuts on the Burton Road); Church Meadow; Cockpit; Coopers Close (cf. William Cooper 1690 ParReg); Cuckoo Park; The Dale; Dellage Close; Elder Tree Close; Goat Hill; Green Baulk (v. grene, balca); Hangmans Field; Hill Intake; Holme Meadow (v. holmr, mæd); Honey Pleck (v. hunig, plek); Inditch (v. in, dic); Long Sallows (v. lang, salh); Mill Close; Nether Yard (v. neodera, geard); Nineteen Lands (v.land); Priest Pit Close; Swarkeston Meadow; Townend Close; Upper Close; Warsick Close; Wasps Yard; Well Close; West Furrows.

(b) the Grange 1648 Burdett (v. grange); the Halle 1648 ib; Ingelby feilde 1615 WF; the neare Field 1648 Burdett.