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Chilmark - Marriages 1611-1837 Chilmark - Marriages 1611-1837 Groom's Banns or Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Bride's Surname Given Names Age Status Bride's Parish Notes Surname Lic 1611/12 09-Jan White John Wells Yedith 1611/12 09-Feb Furnell Walter Wason Mary 1622 09-Oct Sangar Richard Lewis Anne 1622 04-Nov Barnes William Osmond Agnes 1625 17-Oct Dorie John Pike Katherine 1627/28 07-Feb Hole John Laud Elizabeth 1628 30-Oct Howard John Lyde Elizabeth 1628 01-Nov Poell Richard Moore Margaretta 1632 16-Sep Cox Thomas Workman Susanna 1632 26-Nov Lane Christopher Macy Julian 1632/33 26-Feb Sweet Thomas Coles Mary 1633 04-Nov Rogers John Pike Joane alias Turnel 1633 04-Nov Turnel John Pike Joane alias Rogers 1637/38 11-Jan Wells George Merryweather Katherine 1654 15-Oct Bowles George (none recorded) Mary 1654/55 19-Mar Spary Marke (none recorded) Jane 1655 16-Oct Clare John Purdy Ellen 1655/56 Jan Browninge Richard (none recorded) Mary 1655/56 14-Mar Lodge Abraham (none recorded) Dorothy 1656 23-May Towsey William Dominicke Susan 1656 06-Dec Snelgar George Coles Joane widow 1656 30-Dec Dominicke Phillip Macy Mary widow 1656/57 09-Mar Evans John Macy Katherine 1664 04-Jul Yates Robert Snellinge Mary 1666 15-May Snow William Friker Elizabeth 1667 08-Aug House John Rogers Alice 1667 15-Aug Burt John William Cheverell Joane 1669 26-Dec Provit Robert Moore Mary 1669/70 14-Feb Harwood John Moore Christian 1670 06-Mar Wethers Phillip Fricker Brighot 1673 06-Mar Browing Richard Gilbert Joan 1673 05-May Daniell William Moore Elizabeth 1676 19-Apr Lush John Goodfellow Ane 1676/77 05-Mar Macy John Couls Em 1677 09-Jul Moore Robert Moore Alice 1677 17-Sep Spary William Couls Dorithy 1677 01-Nov Jesse William Fillis Mary 1677 27-Dec Jesse John Priver Mary 1678 11-Feb Macy William Moore Grace 1679 29-Oct Ball John Yates Sarah 1680 14-Jun Davis William Stephens Mary 1680 26-Jun Moor John Lamport Martha 1680 08-Aug Cary Daniell Fitz Abigail 1681 18-May Lamport William Johnson Margaret 1681 01-Oct Lewing Thomas Ogborne Alice 1683 24-Nov Yates Joseph Macy Mary 1684 22-Apr Marchant Thomas George Mary 1687 18-Oct Bowles Thomas Thompson Carey 1687/88 02-Feb Lane Thomas (no name recorded) 1688 09-May Turner John Poney Ann 1688 27-Jun Scamol Mathew Macey Mary 1691 21-Dec Moor John Bracher Alice 1692 15-Nov Coten John Helems Elizabeth 1694 12-Nov Gulifor Charles Macy Joan 1694 03-Dec Bond Edward Moore Alice 1695/96 17-Feb Fulford William Fordingbridge Fricker Katheren 1696 27-Jul Macy George Furnell Audery ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Eileen Barnett Chilmark - Marriages 1611-1837 1696/97 15-Feb Fricker William (no name recorded) 1697 01-Apr Lane William Barber Elizabeth married Thursday after Easter 1698 Moore John (none recorded) Joane 1699 May Lamport Jonathan Grist Mary 1701/02 01-Jan Moore Phillip Jesse Elizabeth 1703 10-Jun Barns Stephen Wily at Stop Helme Jane Rudge 1703 02-Aug Swift Lawrence Hindon James Grace 1705 14-May Cockerill Nicholas Codford St Mary Lane Susan 1705 24-May Clerk Samuel Tisbury Bowls Elizabeth Rudge 1706 01-Jul Thomson James Moore Elizabeth 1708 29-Sep Spary Richard King Rose 1709 23-Oct Bower William Nernham in Southton Marchant Elizabeth Hatch 1709/10 16-Jan Bishop Edward Sutton Veny Strugnel Jane 1711 19-Jun Thomson William Thomson Susan Tisbury 1712 25-Dec Gastrel William Hop (or Stop) Macy Martha 1715 19-Jul Macy Joseph Moor Mary Hop (or Stop) 1715 07-Nov Stevens John Tilly Anne 1716 25-Aug Agland Edward Barnstaple, Devon Drewett Margaret Salisbury 1716 22-Oct Vincent Thomas Spencer Mary 1717 23-Sep Clare John Dominick Susan 1717 12-Nov Lane Thomas Bowles Sarah Hop (or Stop) 1718 23-Apr Sape Matthew Burden Elizabeth Rudge 1718 05-May Brooks James Dennett Martha 1718 31-Dec Uphil Robert Lane Mary 1719 27-May Macy William Pryor Susan 1719 27-Jul Macy John ***ning Vertue 1720 12-Dec Moor Joseph Goodfellow Anne Lower Hop (or Stop) 1722 14-Jun Dally John Maiden Bradley Moor Alice Rudge 1722 21-Jul Ingram William Edmonds Sarah Salisbury St Thomas 1722 03-Aug Coles John Fonthill Bishop Moor Anne Rudge 1722 04-Oct Brat or Beat Christopher Corton Macy Mary Rudge 1722 04-Oct Beat or Brat Christopher Corton Macy Mary Rudge 1722/23 24-Jan Hopkins Stephen Stockton Coombes (no name recorded) Fovant 1723 01-Jul Jesse David Moor Mary 1723 21-Oct Joy William Wicker Dorothy Fovant 1723 06-Nov New John Tisbury Lane Dorothy 1724 02-Apr Fitz Walter Dinton/Teffont Magna Jesse Frances 1724 14-May Lane Richard Fricker Mary 1724 Oct Rogers Walter Burrough Elis Teffont Evias 1724 03-Nov White John Hindon Lane Alice 1725 05-Apr Hayes Abraham Wilson Elis Wilton 1725 06-Apr Spary Mark Smith Elis 1725 03-May Beckett John Goodfellow Jane 1725 07-May Mold James Goodfellow Lucy Fovant 1725 10-May Fricker Thomas Sturges Mary 1725 07-Jun Wilkins Henry (no name recorded) Catherine Downton Banns 1725 25-Jun Cook Robert Down Husband, Hants Williams Mary Hatch, Tisbury 1725 01-Dec Dolding Thomas Grey Mary 1726 17-Oct Adlam John Longbridge Deverill Hurdle Mary Monkton Deverill 1727 Jul Rickson Isaac Ross Anne 1727 07-Aug Cowdray Thomas Ugford, Burcombe Sanger Mary Dinton 1727 11-Sep Smith John Ogborne Alice 1728 20-Aug Mearsh John Broughton Gifford Macy Grace 1729 13-Oct Bannister William Hop (or Stop) Burton Elizabeth Tisbury 1729/30 10-Feb Jesse Daniell Helme Anne 1730 10-May Lark Edward Priest Susanna 1731 19-Oct Maidment Peter Hellier Elizabeth 1732 28-Sep Mial Thomas Burcombe Bowls Elizabeth 1733 09-Jul Young Joseph Miles Mary ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Eileen Barnett Chilmark - Marriages 1611-1837 1733 25-Sep Morgan Laurence Macy Elizabeth 1733 23-Dec Adlam John Tisbury Bowls Mary 1733/34 20-Jan Kellew Edward May Mary 1733/34 17-Feb Stevens George Hindon Kellow Abigail 1734 24-Jun Furnell John Newbry Melier 1734 19-Aug Furnell Walter Perrior Hanna 1734 09-Sep Shepard Edward Sutton Inge Julian 1734 Dec Singleton John Teffont Bowles Jane 1735 03-Jun Yates Robert Web Elizabeth 1735 07-Jul Douty John Hiberd Prudence 1735 12-Aug Bath William Easton Mary 1736 Sep Monday Stephen Yates Hester 1736 25-Dec Moon William Macy Christian 1737 04-Sep Neal John Sutton Sarah Baverstock 1737 29-Sep Viney William Parker Sarah Barford St Martin 1737 11-Oct Fulford William Blandford Jane Barford St Martin 1737 05-Nov Carpenter John Uphill Alice Barford St Martin 1737 31-Dec Card Edward Nicholas Mary Barford St Martin 1737/38 21-Mar Tomson John Moore Lucy 1738 29-Oct Press Stephen Dicker Rachel 1738/39 06-Mar Macy Robert Spicer Mary 1739 28-Apr Fricker John Goodfellow Sarah 1739 15-Oct Bowls John Hindon Singleton Ann 1740 15-May Burrow James Yates Jane 1740 06-Dec White Ambrose Wayvil Mary 1741 07-May Kite Tho Pothecary Betty 1741 13-Oct Garret William Prior Ann 1741/42 24-Mar Burrow Charles Daw Mary 1742 18-Apr Thoms William Newman Martha 1744 17-Apr Goodfellow Richard Burrow Prudence 1744 08-Aug Yeats Richard Dinton Mitchel Ann 1744 07-Oct Farret Robert Stockton Burrow Jane 1747 31-Mar Stevens Thomas Martin Hanna 1747 06-Jun Stevens Nicholas Fricker Betty 1748 24-Aug Bell James Humphrys (no name recorded) 1748 18-Sep Downe Elias Yates Mary 1748 26-Nov Dyer William Blandford Anne 1748/49 02-Feb Privett William Jesse Sarah 1749 28-Mar Farley John Lane Elizabeth 1749 29-Mar Randal William Lampard Betty 1749 19-Jun Daniell William Perrier Mary 1750/51 27-Jan Feltham William Macey Hannah 1751 22-Nov Macey Richard Edwards Anne 1752 25-Oct Rumsey William Card Mary Wylye 1753 04-Nov Rogers John Dolding Martha 1753 17-Dec Lane William Turner Susanna 1754 12-Aug Moor Edward Mould Elizabeth Banns 1755 13-Jul Gane Jacob East Knoyle Rixon Elizabeth Banns 1756 24-May Elliot Isaac East Knoyle Young Sarah Banns 1756 30-Oct Rowden Thomas Stephens Mary Banns 1756 16-Dec Beckett Benjamin Gane Anne Banns 1757 03-Feb Carpenter John Horningsham Mitchel Mary spinster Licence 1757 11-Apr Stile John Smith Bathesba spinster Salisbury St Thomas 1757 10-Oct Humphreys James widower Press Rachel widow Banns 1758 07-Feb Hibberd Nicholas Smith Anne spinster Banns 1759 11-Jan Rowden Richard Scott Grace spinster Licence 1759 01-Feb Yates Samuel Lane Mary Licence Mary is an infant, having her guardians consent 1759 03-Jun Neal Thomas Kelly Susannah Banns 1759 03-Jul Martin William Tisbury Lane Dennis Banns Banns also recorded at Tisbury, May 1759 ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Eileen Barnett Chilmark - Marriages 1611-1837 1759 26-Nov Bowles John Macey Martha spinster Licence 1760 19-Feb Bath Henry bachelor Snook Hannah Licence 1760 15-Jun Scott John Moore Elizabeth widow Licence 1760 01-Nov Baverstock John Macey Martha spinster Banns 1760 27-Dec Gattrell David Scammel Anne Banns 1761 24-Mar Rowden James Jay Ruth spinster Banns 1761 19-Apr Young James Ashton Dolding Mary Banns 1761 06-May Moore William bachelor Moore Mary spinster Licence 1761 11-May Dolding John bachelor Slade Mary spinster Banns 1761 20-Nov Macey Charles bachelor Moore Mary spinster Banns 1762 13-Oct Hibbard William Burrough Sarah spinster Banns 1763 16-Apr Blatch Henry bachelor Amesbury Thomson Margaretta spinster Licence 1764 01-Mar Macey Ambrose bachelor Gerit Anne spinster Banns 1764 31-Dec Card Jacob Compton Abbas, Dorset Slade Elizabeth spinster Banns 1765 09-Apr Fornell John bachelor Lane Sarah spinster St Martin's, Westminster, Middx Licence 1765 22-Apr Sandy Henry bachelor Wilton Lane Elizabeth spinster Banns 1765 26-Jun Deveril William labourer Stevens Elizabeth spinster Banns 1765 27-Jun Foyle Edward taylor Dinton Smith Mary spinster Banns 1765 30-Sep King John widower Tisbury Helme Anne spinster Licence 1765 28-Oct Calland
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