Churches of Bullinghope

• St. Peter's Church - Bullinghope

  Bullinghope lies on the river Wye a couple of miles south of Hereford, and is ecclesiastically linked to Lower Bullingham and Grafton.

  This church is relatively modern, the old church having decayed beyond repair.

  

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News from the Past Bullinghope

• Bullinghope News from the Past

  Separation of Lower Bullinghope and Grafton from St. Martin’s,

  1866 – Separation of Lower Bullingham and Grafton from St. Martin’s Parish

  At a Council held before her Majesty at Windsor on 19th May 1866, the townships of Grafton and Lower Bullinghope, commonly called Bullingham, were separated from the parish of St. Martin and annexed to the benefice of Upper Bullinghope for Ecclesiastical purposes only.

  This order was registered in the Registry of the Diocese of Hereford on 7th June 1866 and was binding on all persons.

   

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1866 – Separation of Lower Bullingham and Grafton from St. Martin’s Parish

At a Council held before her Majesty at Windsor on 19th May 1866, the townships of Grafton and Lower Bullinghope, commonly called Bullingham, were separated from the parish of St. Martin and annexed to the benefice of Upper Bullinghope for Ecclesiastical purposes only.

This order was registered in the Registry of the Diocese of Hereford on 7th June 1866 and was binding on all persons.

This church is relatively modern, the old church having decayed beyond repair.