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Cambridgeshire Parish Registers. Marriages -- . -: • •—--v. : . .... :.; mmgMpS ,',V;rv;:V' Gc 942.59019 Aalp V.7 137 9056 GENEALOGY COLLECTION LIBRARY ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC 0699 GENEALOGY 3 1833 00730 942.59019 AA1P V.7 General Editor ... T. M. Blagg, F.S.A. CAMBRIDGESHIRE PARISH REGISTERS nDardagee. VII. PHILLIMORE's parish register series. Vol. ccxxvi. (Cambridgeshire, vol. vii.)» Only one hundred and fifty printed. : Cambridgeshire Parish Registers. flfta triages. General Editor : THOS. M. BLAGG, F.S.A. VOL. VII. Edited by EVELYN YOUNG, M.A., Curate of Fen Drayton. ILonfcon Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane. 1916. Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center http://www.archive.org/details/cambridgeshirepa07phil PREFACE As before, the abstracts of Marriages from the three Registers in this volume have all been made by Mr. Evelyn Young and collated by him with the Transcripts at Ely to supply entries which are now missing from the original registers. When the information so obtained has given different readings of existing entries, or further particulars concerning them, these have been inserted within square brackets in italic type. The same contractions are used as in the earlier volumes of the series ±379056 It has, unfortunately, been found necessary to revise the abstracts of Marriages in the Registers of St. Edward's, Cam- bridge, printed in the first volume of this series, and the additions and corrections thereby brought to light have been printed at the end of this volume. It should be remembered that previous to 1752 the year was calculated as beginning on the 25th of March, instead of the 1 st of January, so that a marriage taking place on say 20th February, 1625, would be on that date in 1626, according to our reckoning; but as the civil and ecclesiastical year were both used, this is sometimes expressed by 20th Feb., i62|. In all cases where the marriage is stated to have taken place by Licence, that fact is recorded, as the searcher thereby knows that further information as to the age, parentage and vocation of the parties is probably recoverable from the Allegations in the Archdeaconry or other office from which the Licence issued. Thanks are due to the clergy for the facilities they have given for the preparation of this volume. Their names are mentioned under the respective parishes. VI. It may be well to remind the reader that these printed abstracts of the Registers are not legal " evidence." For certificates application must be made to the local clergy. In issuing this, the seventh volume of the Cambridgeshire Marriages, the Editors wish to draw attention to the General Index to the first six volumes, prepared by Miss O. E. Mark- well, under the supervision of the General Editor. This volume is now in the press, and will be the third of a series of General Indexes to the entire series of Phillimore's Marriage Registers, the first two being to Cornwall, I. —VI., and Lincolnshire I. —VI. respectively. Of these Index volumes only one hundred copies are being printed, and these will be issued at one guinea each. Each volume contains about 200 pages of close, double-columned type, and comprises a complete index to the combined contents of six volumes of the Marriage Registers, that is to say, references to from 50,000 to 60,000 persons—each person being fully indexed under surname and Christian name, on a plan arranged by the General Editor. The support of subscribers is earnestly appealed for, in order that this useful and essential supplementary work may be continued. T. M. B. E. Y. 124, Chancery Lane, London, June, 1916. ^^ Contents. Parish. Years. Page. Cambridge, St. Andrew the Less... i599" l8 37 ••• * ... ,, St. Benedict ... 1539-1837 39 Chesterton (£**vb|ftVWfW*) ... 1 564-1837 ••• ICI Cambridge, St. Edward, Corrigenda et Addenda ... 159 ... 165 ,, ,, ,, Continuation, 1813-1837 ; Cambri&gesbire IParisb IRegteters, Marriages at St. Andrew the Less, Cambridge (otherwise Barnwell), 1599 to 1837. Note.—There are no registers now to be found, belonging to this Parish, earlier than 1754. From that date to 1812 the registers are kept in two manuscript volumes, both of which measure about 1 5 by %h inches. In the former of these, Baptisms and Burials are entered to 1798, Marriages to 1791, and Banns to 1787. In the latter the entries are continued to 1812, but there are no further entries of Banns. The entries of Marriages in these two volumes were extracted by the Rev. E. Young, by kind permission of the late Vicar, the Rev. T. K. Allen. The earlier Marriages, from 1599 onwards, have been taken from the Transcripts at Ely; but after 1639 the series of these is very irregular. The Marriages from 1813 to 1837 have been extracted also by Mr. Young, by kind permission of the present Vicar, the Rev. F. B. Gwinn. They are contained in two volumes; the former, from 1813 to 1827, has 300 printed forms, all of which have been used the latter, a very thick volume, completes the period up to 30th June, 1837, the last entry being made on form No. 521. It will be seen, therefore, that the Marriage records give clear indica- tions of the great growth of population which had set in during this period. The original Parish of Barnwell, now largely sub- divided, had a population in 1801 of little more than 300; in 1901 it was about 25,000. Cambridge—VII. B Cambridgeshire Parish Registers. [1599 MARRIAGES FROM TRANSCRIPTS. [NOTE.—There are no Transcripts for any of the years not here mentioned.] Rychard Head & Martha Lapis 14 June 1599 Robart Wright & Elyzabeth Deapes 15 July » Francis Carrow & Alike Straight 2 Sept. Sidracke Beennit & Abygale Alybye 18 Nov. » Raphe Skevington & Ffellen Gimblinge .. 20 Apr. 1600 Thomas Wright & Suzan Dod 20 May » Richard Hodson & Winifred Wainforth.. 28 Sept. Henry Jackson & Francis Rabye 5 Oct. William Gunbye & Alice Ilsley ... 14 Feb. »> William Dykes & Alice Slowe ... 2 May 1602 Michaell Sympson & Alice Lenton 2 Sept. » Michaell Gregorie & Margaret Wilkinson 3 Oct. William Amont & Margerye Collinson 24 Apr. 1603 William Deek & Alice Slowe 3 May >» James Wilkinson & Johane Frank 18 Oct. Edward Armestrong & Helen Archer 24 Jan. » Hugh Battisford & Elizabeth Robinson 11 Feb. » Robert Drewe & Johane Morley ... 30 Apr. 1604 .. Richard Stevenson & Prudence Barnes 14 Aug. >» ... John Cutchie & Margaret Smith 30 Aug. »> Ambrose Barnes & Mary Browne... 27 Jan. H John Browne & Amye Woodwarde 28 May l605 .. Henry Thimbleby & Thomazine Troute 14 Jan. >J John Moore & Mercie Schevington 28 Sept. l606 Roger Disborowe & Katheryn Blinkgorne Oct. 5 >) John Cole & Frances Wilkinson ... 18 Nov. John Egoose & Alice Miller 1 3 Apr. Ifj07 Godfrye Gilberte & Agnes Tompson 7 July William Bell & Marye Sunman ... 1 Nov. Thomas Stevenson & Agnes Wilkinson .. 28 Dec. Thomas Wentforth & Dorothye Goodwin 10 Oct. [The last four Marriages are also entered in the transcript of /6o8.~\ Thomas Coowper & Elizabeth Thompson 17 Nov. I 60S Henrye Hodson & Elizabeth Bay ley 29 Sept. John Mann & Jane Whitfeild 17 Oct. 12 1618] St. Andrew the Less Marriages. William Gunbie & Elizabeth Collins 15 June 1609 William Jobson & Als Coale 22 Aug. John Curlington & Mary Bridgman 24 Sept. Antony Frierman & Susan Gimlin 2 Oct. John Walton & Susan Head 1 Nov. Christopher Smith & Anne Wright 25 Dec. Henry Laburne & Margeret Ticburne .. 16 Apr. 1610 Richard Greene & Catherin Orton 13 May Henry Pounsbie & Elizabeth Scheventon 6 Nov. William Wise & Alice Marshall 25 Nov. John Thurban & Matthie Head ... 15 Jan. Robert Sisson & Margaret Smith ... 23 May 1611 Thomas Clarke & Alice Negoose 18 Aug. Francis Barnes & Anne Shaw 15 June John Hancocke & Margery Amonde 17 May 1612 Finson [ ? Vincent] Benson & Grace Waters 30 June Edmund Umfrey & Alice Stow ... 1 1 Oct. Roger Disbrow & Alice Chapman 26 Oct. Francis Carow & Alice Hawkins... 28 Nov. John Disborow & Emme Wyat ... 25 Feb. William Greene & Elizabeth Pounsabye.. 24 May 1613 John Bradshawe & Elizabeth Leake 14 Sept. Thomas Richman & Ellen Brand ... 2 Feb. John Brice thelder, of Hinton, & Anny Wakefield 8 Mar. Thomas Phillipps & Emme Sibells 3 May 1614 Leonard Wilson & Jane Morley ... 15 May Francis Maltman & Wenefride Slowe .. 20 June John Dickson & Katherine Almont 10 July Christopher Lowth & Sepharean Streyght 3 Oct. Robert Thomson & Agnes Gryme. 9 Oct. Richard Vallence & Anne Heyward, lie. 9 Nov. James Crofoote & Abigail Berde ... 2 Feb. Roger Disborowe & Grace Bensone 1 Sept. 1615 Richard Brise & Martha Thurbune 30 Nov. »» William Chappell & Anne Sunmun 1 Feb. »» Richard [ ] & Anne Hills, lie. 30 Mar. Richard Snell & Grace Wethersfeild 14 July 1616 William Preston & Priscilla Hockley 1 1 Nov. » Thomas Lindsey & Martha Beadle 2 Dec. Francis Carrowe & Douglas Augurs 17 June 1617 William Dikes & Alice Janson ... 20 Jan. Edward Chessun & Margarett Knocke . 25 Oct. 1618 . Cambridgeshire Parish Registers. [1618 William Colt & Elizabeth Townesend ... 26 Oct. 1618 James Bedget [Biggett, in Baptisms] & Annys Marchell 25 Oct. 1619 Thomas Steede & Alice Ashby . 17 July 1620 George Walker & Elizabeth Bunbery 14 Jan. Thomas Goulsburrow Wade [sic] ... 16 Jan. William Barrons & Christian Harrington 1 June 1621 Thomas Negus & Rose Day 22 July » Christopher Bassett & Suzan Ellys 30 Sept. William Slowe & Joane Newman 1 May 1622 John Warner & Agnes Humfrey ... 7 Nov. » Christofer Battie & Joane Anderson 10 Nov. George Houlton & Agnes Segraves 28 Jan. » Christofer Cherrington & Joane Syms 3 Feb. >> James Sennytt & Sarah John Cock [sic] 24 July 1623 Thomas Wantworth & Elizabeth Ripshawe 18 Jan. » Richard Smith & Ann Noble 5 June 1624 Martin Starre & Elizabeth Rogers 12 Oct. » Samuel Pepes & Margaret Bee ... 19 July 1625 Samuel Bradstreet & Elizabeth Legge .. 5 Oct. Christofer Ruttifer & Elizabeth Straight.. 6 June Christofer Archer & Margaret Saunders.. 9 Feb. » William Hurst & Margaret Wayman 2 June 1626 Gilbert Coot & Phillop Colins 13 June Martyn Lyene & Jane Robenson ... 13 June John Fordham & Alice Turner ..
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