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Marriages/Banns, Chardstock and All Saints © Chardstock Historical Record Group (CHRG) 2019 E-mail: [email protected] MARRIAGES - CHARDSTOCK St ANDREW’S CHURCH AND ALL SAINTS CHURCH Welcome to our revised layout. All information relating to marriages is now grouped into a single file of three parts: Part 1 Marriages at St Andrew’s Church, Chardstock (pages 2 - 271) Part 2 Marriages at All Saints Church (pages 272 - 325) Part 3 All additional information on marriages concerning Chardstock and All Saints (pages 325 - 386) All transcripts were made by CHRG members from the Bishop’s Transcripts held at Wiltshire Record Office for the period 1579 to 1582 and from the original Parish Registers held at Devon Records Office for the period 1597 to 1968. Transcriptions prior to 31.12.1938 cover the complete entry in the Parish Register, while those from 1.1.1939 to 31.12.1968 are restricted to the date of the ceremony and the names of the bride and groom. No marriages are posted on the site after 1.1.1969. We do, however, hold full transcriptions for all baptisms after 31.12.1938. Should you wish to be provided with any information for this period, please contact us by E-mail [email protected] and include a brief explanation of why you wish this information to be supplied to you. When using this site, searchers should be aware that abbreviations have been avoided wherever possible and full stops have not been used in names, thus Wm C. Watts in the register appears as William C Watts. This measure is designed to assist word searching. Also in cases where other research has produced an alternative to the transcribed version, that alternative is shown alongside the transcribed version in [ ] brackets, provided the alternative has an equal or greater likelihood of being the correct or preferred version. Considerable efforts are made to ensure a high degree of accuracy, but errors can sometimes occur and other sources of information can question or enhance that shown in this transcription. Should this occur, please contact us on [email protected] and we will do our best to resolve the matter PART 1: MARRIAGES AT ST ANDREW’S CHURCH FROM 1579 Period 1579 TO 1582 from Bishop’s Transcripts held at at Wiltshire Records Office The Register booke of christenings Weddings and burials within the pishe of Chardstok from the fyve & twenth day of Marche in the year of our lord god 1579 unto the viij Day of Septembre in the year of our lord god 1582 1579 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 31.1.1579 Thomas HAMLINE and Elionor DENMAN 4.5.1579 John EASTON als HILLARY and Leotefia HILL 18.5.1579 John SELLAR and Joan POTINGTON 29.5.1579 John PEARCE and Maria WOLMINGTON 25.6.1579 John FLEY and Margery PHILLIS 18.8.1579 Roger WESTCOTT and Elizabeth TOWLER 8.10.1579 John BENTLEY and Joan SPRAKE 13.10.1579 Christopher WILSE and Joan ALDERMAN 1.12.1579 William WOODLAND and Joan CLUTTERY 11.12.1579 Peter STAPLE and Alice HART (Fold in the parchment) 1580 and/or 1581 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS (unclear owing to tears in the parchment) 23rd Apr Hugh CRABBE and Joan WOODLAND 13th July Nicholas SPEEDE and Christiana RAY 9th Nov Richard BENNEY and Agnes COKE 5th Jan Richard DUNSTER and Joan ALFORD 26th Feb John BRIANT and Alice CLEMENT 1582 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 23.4.1582 Thomas BABINGTON and Agnes COXDEN 10.5.1582 John TOWLER and Alice JAMES 13.5.1582 John PEARCE and Joan PARRIS 29.5.1582 Richard HUNT and Joan GUPPY 7.8.1582 Richard KNIGHT and Margaret STRONG CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREW MARRIAGES 1597 TO 1939 from Parish Registers held at Devon Records Office 1597 1.10.1597 John FERRIS & Maud IRISH 13.10.1597 George SHINDELAR & Alice VINCENT 29.1.1597/8 Thomas HOOP {HOOPER] & Elizabeth CHANNYNGE 30.1.1597/8 John SELLARD [SELWOOD] & Elizabeth HAYDON 6.2.1597/8 Richard FERRES & Florence BURLY 12.2.1597/8 John HEALE & Christian DILLINGE 1598 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 24.5.1598 Richard FARRINGDON & Sara COOME 1599 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 28.4.1599 Richard WOLMINGTON & Mary WALTER 31.7.1599 Bernard FOWLER & Elinor POLLARD 29.10.1599 Richard LINDON & Mellis DUMMET 12.12.1599 John CLODE & Joanna PEARSE 14.1.1599/00 Christopher DAVIE & Honora LEGGE 1600 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS © Chardstock Historical Record Group (CHRG) 2019 6.10.1600 John SEWARD & Margaret VINCENT 9.11.1600 Thomas ROCKET & Joanna WOLMINGTON 11.11.1600 Richard LUDLEY & Joanna STAPLE 26.11.1600 William DENMAN & Honora STRONGE 22.12.1600 John GRUBHAM & Mary SANFORD 1601 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 14.5.1601 George COLLINS als MICHEL & Catherine STAPLE 7.9.1601 Hugh FRENCH & Elizabeth SANFORD 6.10.1601 Thomas COOKE & Sicilia or Cecily COLEMAN 4.11.1601 John HARRIS & Alice VINCENT widow 26.11.1601 John DABINOT & Joanna COLLINS 1602 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 24.7.1602 John FOLLET & Christian HARDIE 2.10.1602 William DILLINGS & Magdalen CATE 16.1.1602/3 Leonard WEBBE & Margaret STEPHENS 17.2.1602/3 Thomas LARCUMBE & Joanna CLAP 1603 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 9.5.1603 John WESTOFFER & Joanna VINNICU[MBE] 9.7.1603 John YEAT & Joanna BULL 25.8.1603 John EXOLL & Alice WALKER 28.8.1603 Alexander ALFORD & Joanna GRANGE 17.1.1603/4 Thomas TAILOR & Thomasin BENTLEY 1604 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 10.5.1604 Robert MARTIN & Agnes GUPPIE 12.5.1604 Thomas STRONGE & Joanna BAGGE 9.7.1604 William OSBORNE & Helen BISSHOP 31.7.1604 William STREETE & Mariana BANCKES 27.9.1604 Anthony BROWNE & Thomasin DENMAN 8.10.1604 Ambrose COOKE & Marian COMBE 23.1.1604/5 Richard SPEEDE & Mariana STAPLE 29.1.1604/5 George STAPLE & Alice TURNER 5.2.1604/5 Stephen PLIER & Elinor MICHELS 1605 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 16.7.1605 John HARTE & Lettice COLEMAN 6.2.1605/6 Richard WIAT & Bridget STAPLE 12.2.1605/6 John DUMMET & Alice SHINDLER widow 1606 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 2.5.1606 John GAILARD & Christian PARSONS widow 2.5.1606 Richard WHITEMAN & Mary SNELCROE widow 20.5.1606 John SAMPSON & Joanna PLEYEAR 16.6.1606 Ambrose COOKE & Mary EDWARDES 18.11.1606 John TURNER & Joyce GRANGE 14.1.1606/7 Robert MARTIN & Martha WIAT 15.1.1606/7 Henry THOMAS & Anna EDNEY 15.1.1606/7 John QUYNTIN & Mary STARKE 26.1.1606/7 Henry HODSON & Elizabeth WIAT 1607 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 7.7.1607 Nathaniel COLLIER & Margaret PITCHER 5.8.1607 Henry TOWER & Marian DABINOT 25.8.1607 Launcelot STOODELEY & Mary COLEMAN 9.11.1607 James DREW & Bridget PARRIS 24.11.1607 Robert WATTS & Jane DOLEMAN 23.1.1607/8 John BONDE & Lewes WADE 1608 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 8.8.1608 Michael HEARNE & Amy BULL 28.9.1608 William BULL & Margaret BISSHOP 29.9.1608 Edmond HARDMAN & Elizabeth BULL 29.10.1608 John CLAP & Dorcas DORCHESTER 24.11.1608 Thomas SHOOTE & Izetta SALTER 26.12.1608 Richard STEPHENS & Mary LEONARD 1609 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 26.4.1609 Richard WALROND & Margaret STAPLE 13.5.1609 Nicholas HOOP [HOOPER] & Joan SPRAKE 14.6.1609 George HACCHAM & Joan WILLSE 27.6.1609 Thomas PARSONS & Agnes COOKNEY 30.6.1609 John TURNER of Tiderleigh & Emma CATE 19.7.1609 Andrew SPEEDE & Charity PARKER 20.9.1609 Robert GUY & Alice HAMLIN 15.10.1609 John WAGLANDE & Lora BATCH 1.11.1609 Thomas JEFFORDE & Armonelle MARSH 15.11.1609 John WALRONDE & Margaret STARK 29.11.1609 Christopher DUMMET & Thomasin MICHEL 30.11.1609 Richard WALRONDE & Eleanor TORRIE 31.1.1609/10 Henry EVERY & Phillipa TURNER 2.2.1609/10 Jonathan HARDINGE & Mary QUINTIN 3.2.1609/10 William HELLAND & Anne LANE 1610 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS © Chardstock Historical Record Group (CHRG) 2019 8.5.1610 Nicholas ROCKET als WAKELEY & Elizabeth WOLMINGTON 23.7.1610 John COSENS & Florence FERRIS widow 25.7.1610 George COOKENEY & Christian WILLES 28.10.1610 John SAMPSON & Joan PHIPPEN 7.11.1610 John STUCKEY & Agnes GUPPIE 25.11.1610 William HAMLIN & Margaret DABBIN 27.11.1610 Benjamin SKINNER & Elizabeth LARCUMBE 18.1.1610/1 William TABOT & Margery SPEEDE 1611 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 21.4.1611 Thomas COLEMAN & Joan TURNER 24.4.1611 Phillip SCRIVEN & Mary JOICE 25.4.1611 Walter MANFIELD & Joan MICHEL 28.4.1611 Nicholas TURNER & Joan STRONGE 3.7.1611 Robert SPRAKE & Ursula SOLMON 24.11.1611 Hugh MARSH & Ann GREENSLADE 1612 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 21.4.1612 Thomas DALLIE & Joan WEBBE 30.4.1612 Henry BOWDICH & Agnes MOSSE 6.5.1612 Thomas SYMS & Elizabeth HITCHCOCKE 15.6.1612 William WYAT & Joan SMITH 6.7.1612 Richard PIKE & Mary CATE 8.10.1612 Peter WESTOFFER & Elizabeth PHIPPEN 19.11.1612 William MANFEILDE & Mary MANLEY 22.11.1612 Henry SAVORY & Elionora PARRACK 19.1.1612/3 Thomas WALFORDE & Faith SPEED 27.1.1612/3 Abraham EDWARDES & Mary CATE 28.1.1612/3 George TURNER & Agnes DABINOT 1613 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 1.6.1613 Christopher CATE & Margery PIKE 7.7.1613 Thomas WIAT & Emma CATE 22.7.1613 Richard PARROCK & Bridget WIAT widow 8.9.1613 George DAVIE & Edith WIAT 22.9.1613 Richard ENGLAND & Mary PYRRIE 13.10.1613 Thomas PARRIS & Julian LONGE 26.1.1613/4 William BLIGHT & Elinor PARRIS widow 16.2.1613/4 John LARCOMBE & Charity BRIANT 17.2.1613/4 William PARRIS & Bridget WILLES 1614 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 3.7.1614 James FELPES als COLMER & Dorothy DENMAN 7.9.1614 Thomas ALSTON & Julian IRISH 30.9.1614 Robert SELWOODE & Edith LORINGE 4.2.1614/5 James LARCOMBE & Elizabeth HELLET 1615 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 27.4.1615 John MUNDAY & Elinor BULL 8.6.1615 William PITCHER & Julian WILSE 2.8.1615 Thomas ESTMOND & Dorothy BOWDICH 21.8.1615 William SKINNER & Mary SAVORIE 12.10.1615 Augustin WALKER & Joan TOLER 18.1.1615/6 Edmund HARDMAN & Phillipa WILLES 1616 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 15.4.1616 William BONDE & Ann MANINGE 30.4.1616 David BERY & Martha WOODLAND 2.5.1616 John MARSH & Alice SEWARDE 29.5.1616 William BUCKLAND & Catherine SHINDLER 10.6.1616 Richard HAINE & Mary WIAT 12.8.1616 George BRIANT & Mary SELLAR 21.8.1616 Christopher POMERIE & Elizabeth BROOKS 29.11.1616 Nicholas VICARS & Alice GREENSLADE 15.1.1616/7 Thomas CLARKE & Bridget DUNSTER 27.1.1616/7 John BALSTONE & Thomasin BOWDICH 29.1.1616/7 John JESOP & Elizabeth TURNER 11.2.1616/7 William TURNER & Agnes WOODLAND 12.2.1616/7 Nicholas MARTIN & Martha WIAT 13.2.1616/7 William VILDEWE & Edith SALMON 1617 CHARDSTOCK ST ANDREWS 31.3.1617 George SERES & Alice POLLARDE 29.4.1617 John CLODE & Margaret GILLET 30.4.1617 Philip GILLET & Mary STAPLE 30.4.1617 John MICHEL & Grace BAILIE 7.5.1617 William WOOLMINGTON & Mary BIRDE 19.5.1617 Richard WADDON & Frances PINNYE 21.5.1617 Edward DENNINGE 7 Grace GUPPIE 22.5.1617 Robert JENNINGS & Thomasin SAVERY 23.5.1617 John BOWDICH Gent.
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