All Souls, Bolton - Church of England
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The church was built 1880-81 by Paley & Austion, following a bequest from Nathaniel Greenhalgh (d. 1877) and carried through by his brother Thomas. It was consecrated on 30th June 1881. It is aisleless, making it unusually wide (without supporting columns) and its interior fittings are complete and believed also to be by Paley & Austin.
Original registersManchester Archives and Local Studies, Manchester Central Library, hold:
- Baptisms 1879-1986
- Marriages 1881-1965
- Funerals 1952-1986
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