Parish of St Andrew, Kingsbury , Church of England

The ancient parish church of Kingsbury was dedicated to St Andrew. In 1884, a new church was built, Holy Innocents, and became the parish church for Kingsbury. All the endowments, emoluments and records of the old church were transferred to the new. In 1885 the Consolidated Chapelry of Neasden-cum-Kingsbury was established and assigned to the old church of St Andrew. In 1933 the Victorian church of St Andrew, Wells Street, Marylebone was re-erected in Kingsbury adjoining the ancient church, and became the parish church for a new parish of St Andrew Kingsbury. It was consecrated in 1934 (see DRO/028/A/03/002). This new parish replaced the chapelry of Neasden-cum-Kingsbury. The records in this collection are those of this latter chapelry and of the new St Andrew's parish.