Shropshire Parishes

England Shropshire Parishes

These were the original ecclesistical parishes in the historic county of Shropshire, England.

It the late 19th century and the early 20th century, as the population increased in many parishes, they were sub-divided into new parishes.

Abdon Acton Burnell Acton Round Acton Scott Adderley Alberbury Albrighton (near Shiffnal) Albrighton (near Shrewsbury) Alveley Ash (Little Ash) Ashford Bowdler Ashford Carbonell Astley Astley Abbots Aston Botterell Aston Eyre Atcham Badger Barrow Baschurch Battlefield Bayston Hill Beckbury Bedstone Benthall Berrington Bettws y Crwyn Bewdley Bicton Billingsley Bishop's Castle Bitterley with Middleton Bobbington Bolas Magna Boningale Boraston Boscobel Bourton Bridgnorth St Leonard Bridgnorth St Mary Magdalen Bromfield Broseley Broughton Bucknell Buildwas Burford Burwarton Calverhall Cardeston Cardington Caynham Chelmarsh Cheswardine Chetton Chetwynd Child's Ercall Chirbury Church Aston Church Preen Church Pulverbach Churchstoke Church Stretton with All Stretton and Little Stretton Claverley Clee Clee St. Margaret Cleobury Mortimer Cleobury North Clive Clun and Chapel Lawn Clunbury with Clunton Clungunford Coalbrookdale Cockshutt Cold Weston Condover Coreley Cound Cressage Culmington Dawley, Great Dawley, Little Dawley Hamlets Dawley Magna Dawley Parva Diddlebury Dinmore Ditton Priors Dodington Donington Donington Wood Dorrington Dowles Dudleston Easthope Eaton Constantine Eaton under Heywood Edgmond

Edgton Edstaston Ellesmere Ercall Magna Eyton Upon the Weald Moors Far Forest Farlow Fauls Holy Immanuel Fitz Ford Frodesley Glazeley and Deuxhill Great Hanwood Great Ness Great Wollaston Greete Grinshill Habberley Hadnall Halford Harley Haughton Demesne Heath Highley Hill End Hinstock Hodnet Holdgate Hope Bagot Hope Bowdler Hopesay Hopton Cangeford Hopton Castle Hopton Wafers Horderley Hall Hordley Hughley Hyssington Ightfield Ironbridge Jackfield Kemberton Kenley Ketley Kinlet Kinnerley Knockin Knowbury Kynnersley Leaton Lee Brockhurst Leebotwood Leighton Leintwardine with Adforton Lilleshall Lilleshall St George (Pains Lane) Linley Little Drayton Little Ness Little Wenlock Llanfair Waterdine Llansilin Llanyblodwel Llanymynech Longdon upon Tern Longford Longnor Loppington Loughton Ludford Ludlow Ludlow Castle Lydbury North Lydham Madeley Mainstone Malins Lee Market Drayton Melverley Meole Brace Middleton Middleton Scriven Milson Millbrook Minsterley Monkhopton Montford More Moreton Corbet Moreton Say Morville Much Wenlock Munslow Myddle Myndtown Nash Neen Savage Neen Sollars with Milson Neenton Newcastle

Newport Newtown Norbury Norton in Hales Old Church Moor Oldbury Onibury Oswestry Oswestry Holy Trinity Pattingham Petton Pitchford Pontesbury Posenhall Prees Preston Gobalds Preston upon the Weald Moors Priors Lee Quatford Quatt Quatt Malvern Ratlinghope Rhydycroesau Richard's Castle Rodington Rowton Rushbury Ruyton of the Eleven Towns Sambrook Selattyn Shawbury Sheinton Shelve Sheriffhales Shifnal Shipton Shrawardine Shrewsbury Holy Cross with St Giles Shrewsbury Holy Trinity Shrewsbury St Alkmund Shrewsbury St Chad Shrewsbury St George Shrewsbury St Julian Shrewsbury St Mary Shrewsbury St Michael Sibdon Carwood Sidbury Silvington Skirmage Smethcott St Martin's Stanton Lacy Stanton Long Stanton upon Hine Heath Stapleton Stirchley Stockton Stoke St. Milborough Stoke upon Tern Stokesay Stottesdon Stowe Sutton Sutton Maddock Tasley Tibberton Tilstock Tong Trefonen Tugford Uffington Uppington Upton Cressett Upton Magna Waters Upton Wellington Welshampton Wem Wentnor Westbury West Felton Weston under Redcastle Wheathill Whittington Whitton Whixall Whitchurch Willey Wistanstow Withington Wombridge Woodcote Woodhouse Woolstaston Woore Worfield Worthen Wrockwardine Wrockwardine Wood Wroxeter

Historically, Criftins, Hengoed, Kinnerley, Knockin, Llanyblodwel, Llanymynech, Melverley, Morton, Oswestry, St. Martin's, Selattyn, Trefonen, Weston Rhyn and Whittington were in the Welsh Diocese of St. Asaph. However, following disestablishment of the Anglican Church in Wales on 31 March 1920, the Shropshire parishes were transferred to the English Diocese of Lichfield.