Charlton Marshall

	Charlton Marshall is a village situated on the river Stour on the main Blanford to Poole road, 2 miles south-west of Blandford, about 11 miles north-west of Poole and 8 north -west of Wimborne. The church of St Mary's was rebuilt in 1713 in the Early English style, the tower has four bells and a clock donated in 1911 by Rev. S.A. Walker M.A. There are monuments to the Rev. Dr. Sloper and to the Bastard family. The church was restored in 1895. The registers date from 1575. << photo courtesy of Peter Walker peterwalker.info
There is no OPC for Charlton Marshall at Present

Census	1851 by Andrew Wright 1861 by Royston Clarke 1871 by Andrew Wright
Parish Registers	Baptisms 1813-1852 by Tony Higgins Marriages 1813-1841 by Tony Higgins Burials 1813-1852 by Tony Higgins
Postal Directories
Other Records	Militia Lists 1796 by Caryl Parsons
Photographs
Useful Links
Other information	Charlton Marshall War Memorial
Maps	The 1891 Ordnance Survey maps of the parish can be seen at the old-maps site, just enter 'Charlton Marshall' under place search. For modern location maps visit:- www.multimap.com