Hyde, Cheshire Genealogy

England Cheshire  Cheshire Parishes  Hyde

Parish History
HYDE, a town, and a township, in the parish and union of Stockport, hundred of Macclesfield, N. division of the county of Chester, 7½ miles (E. S. E.) from Manchester. The river Tame separates Hyde from Haughton, in Lancashire. Water conveyance to Manchester is had by the Peak-Forest canal, which passes through the township, and unites with the Ashton canal; and the Sheffield and Manchester railway passes within a quarter of a mile of Hyde. There are places of worship for Independents, Wesleyans, and Unitarians.

Churches and Chapels
Hyde parish registers of christenings, marriages and burials have been indexed by the following groups:

Stockport St Mary, Cheshire. The ancient parish church for Hyde. Hyde St George, Cheshire. Church Street/Great Norbury Street. Built in 1832 as a chapel to Stockport St Mary, becoming the parish church for part of Hyde in 1842. Registers of Baptisms 1832–1971, Marriages 1839–1983 and Burials 1832–1973 have been deposited at the Cheshire Record Office. See Hyde St George Hyde, St. Thomas (C of E). Lumm Road. Founded 1846 as the parish church for part of Hyde. Registers of Baptisms 1847–1924, Marriages 1869–1919 and Burials 1869–1900 have been deposited at the Cheshire Record Office. Gee Cross, Holy Trinity (C of E). Higham Lane. Built in 1874 as a chapel to St George, becoming the parish church for parts of Hyde and Werneth in 1880. Registers of Baptisms from 1874, Marriages from 1875 and Burials from 1874 are held at the church. Bishop's Transcripts 1891–1902 are held at the Cheshire Record Office. Hyde, St. Paul (Roman Catholic), Newton Moor. Founded 1848, the present church was Built in 1854. Registers of baptisms 1856–1957, marriages 1856–1955 and burials 1857–1942 are at the Cheshire Record Office. Hyde, Friends' Meeting House (Quaker), Chapel Street. Built in 1873. Hyde, Baptist Union Chapel, Chapel Street/Union Street. Built in 1869. Hyde, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Reginald Street. Hyde, Methodist Chapel (Primitive), Hoviley Brow. Built in 1813. Registers of baptisms 1848–1934 and marriages 1909–1953 are at Manchester Central Library. Hyde, Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan), New Street. Founded 1823. Registers 1820–1837 are at the Cheshire Record Office. Hyde, Methodist Chapel (Wesleyan), Norfolk Street. Built in 1850. Hyde, Methodist Chapel (New Connexion), George Street. Built in 1858. Gee Cross, Methodist Chapel, Joel Lane (Primitive). Registers of marriages 1910–1969 are at the Cheshire Record Office. Hyde, Spiritualist Church, George Street. Gee Cross, Unitarian Chapel. Founded 1708, Built in 1846. Hyde, Unitarian Chapel. Built in 1878. Later undenominational. Hyde, United Reformed Church (Independent/Congregational), Union Street. Founded 1814, Built in 1822, rebuilt in 1843. Registers 1822–1837 are at the Cheshire Record Office. Hyde, United Reformed (Zion) Church (Independent/Congregational), Stockport Road. Built in 1847.