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Warwickshire Parish Registers P R E F A C E Tms oume form n the first it ma be o ed of a s r es V l , i g , y h p , e i contain ing the whole of the extan t Warwickshire Registers o n to the ear i s12 nc udes the arr e e st rs f d w y , i l M iag R gi e o t rt n ar s s hi ee p i he . I t will be noticed that only one Register begins at the ear est ate 1 8 man not t the s enteen th or e en the li d , 5 3 , y ill ev v e t ent c ntur igh e h e y. These facts very sufficien tly indicate the need of printing our e sters for we ma be u t cer n t at the oss and R gi , y q i e tai h l destruct on of these anc ent records h c concerns e er i i , w i h v y c ass in the commun t is b nomeans arreste a t ou it l i y, y d, l h gh may be that usually they are more carefully guarded than f rm r o e ly. I t has not been thought needful to print the entries ver m he r o mm d h at . are educ t a c n f rm t e b i T y ed o o o , an following contractions have been freely used - - . w r w w . f th h of. w wido e or ido . p o e paris — - s. s inster sin e woman co. in the count of. p , gl , y — or son. dioc . in the diocese oi. — — b . b a e or in . marria e li ch l or s gle man lic. g cence. — of. d. daughter h v T e thanks of Editors and Readers alsoare due tothe Re . r f C. o ssor e v . th t . H. h . E H n e a t e c . P e Bigg , Owe , l e Rev M h R W ntin r. r t e ev. ec k th R v. H . B. u Lo y, C il oo , e e B g, c ard a a e the te R v. T P a and s c a Ri h S v g , la e . W dley, e pe i lly ’ toCol. H . C dams nste f r a uab e e m transcri A , of A y, o v l l h lp p ssion tion . Than ks are alsodue tothe Parish Clergy for permi to r nt t s tr ‘ s ment oned und r the p i he e ex acts. Their name are i e r s ct r s s e pe ive pa i he . I t may be well to remind the reader that these prin ted “ " b t c f rs n t a i nce For a s ra ts o the Registe are o leg l ev de . l c ertificates application must be made tothe local c ergy. The ne t oum c is a mos r a for ssu x v l e, whi h l t e dy i e, will c ontain a very valuable Register of especial interest tovery many Birmingham families and those in North-West War w ickshir is is the st r o th ranciscan ssion at e. Th Regi e f e F Mi ' S t. eter s roa tr t rm n m I t ns as ear as P , B d S ee , Bi i gha . begi ly 1 6 and is e d to the o est man at c R is 5 7, b lieve be ld Ro C holi eg ter extant. The Editors will gladly welcome help in the work of trans ibin s i v cr g the Regi ters. I t s only by olunteer assistance that i c m s f as to ssu this seri s f aris is t be o e e ible i e e o P h Reg ters. W . P W P . J. H. B. 13 han a Lane 4, C c y , M ay , 1904. (laments. Pu ma. Yu ns. Pu n. Fenny Compton Bourton-on -Dunsmore Long Compton Anstey Leamington Priors Priors Hardwick Whitchurch Atherstone-on-Stour Idlicote Temple Grafton ' Butler s Marston Ettington Honington Long Compton [Transajfls] ir art mat h itltsh z f s!) M inu s. i ‘ M arr ages at Fenny Compton , 6 2 1 2 1 7 to 8 1 . NO’rL — The first Volume extends from 1627 to 1722 ; all before this fo e rm r date having been lost . The siz e of this one is 15} by 7 inches. The materia is archment b ut b uria s in woo en from l p , l ll u ust 1 16 8 onwards are entered on a er eav The hand A g , 7 , p p l es. writin i f ir The o i g s a . b ok s somewhat damaged at the edges. t n men b u has bee ded and rebound . The second oume exte nds from 6 o1 I t over a the V l 1 79 t 745. l ps former voume for e s siz e 1 b 6 in hes archment l 43 y ar ; , 5 y c ; p ' eaves and cover m h i oou e ill I difl in l ; uc d sc l r d ; written. t ers arran ement from the former vou e irs ome wed in for g l m . F t c d gs a series of ears then christe n in s for the same erio then y , g p d, b uria s and soon . here are a s in the weddin entries from l , T g p g 1 1 to 1 28 an from 1 to 1 1. 7 9 7 , d 728 73 The third oume be innin in 1 contains weddin s ti 1 2 V l , g g 745, g ll 75 . ba tisms and buria s ti 180 . archment 1 b inch p l ll 4 P , 3 y 7 es. The fou h oume ntains marria es fro 1 1 1 I the rt V l co g m 755 to 8 0. t is o n usual paper b ok of pn ted forms. hese m ria es have been extracted b the Rev. C. i Rector T ar g y B gg, . o rint e n h and are n w p ed under his sup rvisio . T ey have been - - e i e W e . a w th th e ter b t e R v. Mer l r t in r e coll ted i R g s y h a n. cu a cha g Vow uz 1. m r r ar r t Nc w. Willia Ba bo 81 M g e yle, 9 Feb. 163 7 m n s f Alescote . r n Thoma Hill, o , p Wo i gto , 81 a t art n f C. 3 Eliz be h M i , o F 4 June 163 8 verbur e Mathewe Bates Millicent O y , both of F. C. arr s t of Robert Kin ke Edeth H ie , bo h F C. r Na t n ar eri Thomas Barbo , p. p o , M g e tin f F C. 3 Nov. 163 Hau , o 4 9 n Wa }: r rwick i e Parish Registers. omas W ns of s St. lms H Th ilki , A cot, p. E od n ett D r thi m , oo e S ith omas h s ar Tibots Th P ip M y , of o ert B m eac a . ar est n rtham t R b h , p H l o e, No p on s r ar Fesse . Dasset a na s6 an. hi e, M y y , p M g J an el Bradfor 16 3 D i d Elizabeth Barton 8 Oct. 3 Palmer Freeman Hann ah Smith ‘ 5 34 ' H en ery Kaib l ester Wale 3 9 APP 1635 Thomas Hancocke Elizabeth Horley a May ch ar tt f r c ac k $ Ri d Pe i e Alli e J oc e 9 Sept. 11 homas u ar schoolemas of arwick T D g d, ter, W , Hannah Harker Samu el Samman 81 Jane Turpen ' R a e s tl r rs n ra [ ] ph Elli , p. But e s Ma o , Sa h U nite R ic hard Watts Elizabeth Raynolds Ric h ard Baseley 81 Margery Clarke W r o ert ot . Da nt e c on R b y , p y e , Alli e Y ge R ic W l hard s . orme e t n a t Wel h, p y o , Eliz be h 16 Gibbs 3 8 Aug. 38 omas tt f r n t n h . ar r t T Pe i e , p Molli g o , M g e 3 3 6 Martin Oct . 1 39 an a nn M k 1 N ath iel S vage A e eacoc e 1 Nov. R c ard atts nn s 1 i h W A e Gibb 3 Nov. m r f r n n n o as sb n . t o o 0 an. Th O o e, p The d , A e Y ge 3 J From 16 2 to 166 2 no marria es are n isk re [ 4 g g d.
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