Wolverhampton St Luke

St Luke's church was built of variously coloured bricks, from designs by Mr GT Robinson, of Leamington, and consisted of an apsidal chancel, nave, aisles and side chapel, a long western porch or cloister extending the whole width of the church and uniting it with a tower and spire, 170 feet in height. An organ was introduced in 1884, and a lady chapel added in 1920.

Church of England Registers 
The register of St Luke, Wolverhampton, commences in 1861.  
The original registers for the period 1861-1988 (Bapts) & 1862-1990 (Mar) are deposited at Staffordshire Record Office. 
Wolverhampton Archives holds microfilm of the deposited registers. 

Wolverhampton Archives have placed on line indexes of the Wolverhampton St Luke registers covering Baptisms 1861-1875 & Marriages 1861-1875 
Note : They are included in the "Wolverhampton & District Parish Registers" Index 

Nonconformist Church Registers 
Records of Nonconformist churches in Wolverhampton can be found on the Wolverhampton page.

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