<<<<In a message dated 24/06/2004 14:13:59 GMT Daylight Time, davtree@bigpond.com writes: Also does anyone know what the following was: "Robinson Lane-Nc And Saint Georges-Nc", it appears in the IGI as a parish but I don't know where it is.>>>> Nc means non-conformist, they are not Parishes, this is an illustration of IGI gobbledegook. You should treat everything from the IGI with extreme caution. Robinson's Lane was a Calvanistic Presbyterian Meeting House, founded in 1739 by a secession of part of the congregation from the Corn Market Chapel. St. George's, in Belvedere Road, built in 1890, was originally a Presbyterian church. It replaced the Villiers Street Chapel (1825), which in turn had replaced the Robinson's Lane meeting house. It is now a United Reform Church. Regards Stan Mapstone