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Apethorpe 21 Lutton 29 Collyweston 26 Nassington 39 Cotterstock 8 Southwick 19 Duddington 32 Tansor 21 Easton 63 Woodnewton 44 Fotheringhay 27 Yarwell 23 Glapthorn 36 King's Cliffe 79 467

Attorney 1 Miller 4 Baker 11 No trade given 43 Blacksmith 8 Plasterer 1 Butcher 3 Plumber 1 Carpenter 18 Roper 2 Collar-maker 1 Servant 93 Cooper 1 Shepherd 9 Farmer 37 Shoemaker 15 Farmer's son 3 Slater 27 Gardener 8 Tailor 6 Glazier 3 Tanner 1 Hemp-dresser 5 Turner 10 Jobber 1 Victualler 1 Joiner 1 Weaver 17 Keeper 4 Wheelwright 6 Knacker 1 Wool-comber 1 Labourer 97 Yeoman 6 Maltster 2 Mason 19 467

APETHORPE A list of the names of the milesher in the parish of Apethorpe in the hundred of Willobroock in the countey of Northampton shire. Mr. John King, farmer James Winters, laber James Freaney, farmer Thos. Ball, shoo maker John Cheesman, farmer John Hersson, sarvent (Robart Chapman, cooper) Wm. Moles, laber John Reead, sarvent James Smith, sarvent Mathew Coox, black smith Thos. Digbey, sarvent Wm. Lenton, laber Wm. Faring, sarvent Samewell Ashebey, laber James Barick, sarvent James Henson, sarvent Steven Gorden, keeper John Gordeain, sarvent Josef Moles, sarvent Thos. Sculthorp, sarvent Edwd. Ball, constable. 200 NORTHAMPTONSIllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

COLLYWESTON Colleyweston, Northampton Shire, 1777. A list of the merlisher from the age eighteen to fortyfive. George Bland, labour John Burlemur, sarvant John Boyr, roper William Gudwin, farmar John Boyr, sarvant John Scott, labour Robert Pridmoure, slater John Watts, farmar Robert Close, slater Tho. Close, slater Tho. Mishal, slater William Dixey, slater John Rowlat, shomaker John Gilbord, gardner William Joyce, slater Francis Osborn, framar John J oyce, slater Daniel Palmar, shepard Tho. Joyce, slater Samuel Stokes, butcher Anthony W ortley, slater John Stanger, shomaker John Close, slater William Osborrn, carpanter Bathomew Leaton, pennement James Walbanks, showmaker in his speach Thare is only one pale day will be received 1777 will be at the Talbort in Oundle on December the 15.

COTIERSTOCK Cotterstock. John Hamon Henery Tod Thomas Hodges James Imgram Danel Gudin Robin Cornyel John Barton William Right

DUDDINGTON A list of the now dwelling men in the parrish of Duddington betwen the age of eighteen and fortifive years, 1777. Wm. Pain, labourer Robt. Chappell, slater Tho. Bonner, weaver Jno. Dyson, vitelelar Joseph Bradshaw, butcher Tho. Law, labourer Tho. Hibbins, mason Jno. Bulimer, labourer Tho. Wotton, tanner Robt. Hibbins, cordwainer George Wyles, taylor Henery Sherlliffe, carpender Matthew Glithero, labourer Jno. Brumhead, farmer Jno. Cooper, servant man Jno. Tompson, servant man Robt. Clarke Wm. Hand, baker Tho. Pilmore, labourer Jno. Hill, labourer Val. Godfrey, junr. Jno. Goodman, miller Tho. Shirlliffe, servant man Benjamin Goodman, servant

EASTON ON THE HILL 1777. A list of all persons between the age of eighteen and fortyfive to serve as militia men for the parrish of Easton in the county of North­ ampton. James Woodward, senr., slater Jeremiah Quanbrough, weaver Thomas Woodward, slater John Jeffs, cordwainer Richard Woodward, plasterer William Earl, butcher Willm. Woodward, slater Samuel Pridmore, taylor Phi lip Longfoot, mason William J ohnson, carpenter William Longfoot, mason William Richmond, gardiner David Taylor, labourer Robert Hill, weaver Stephen Black, yeoman William Newboon, labourer Thos. Porter, junr., yeoman George Benner, junr., slater Thos. Porter (Bell), yeoman William Hill, weaver Willm. Porter (Bell), yeoman George Longfoot, mason (John Porter, slater) J ames Blake, wheelright Thos. Porter, slater Anthony Waterfall, slater William Woodward, cordwainer William Conington, slater James Woodward, slater Robert Goodwin, cordwainer William Bacon, yeoman William Benner, yeoman John Medwell, labourer Henry Lewin, labourer Robert Medwell, labourer Thomas Newman, labourer William Duncomb, gardiner William Plumbe, servant J ames Kendall, gardiner Charles Beebee, servant John Kendall, blacksmith Daniel Charity, servant George Lemons, labourer George Clemons, servant James Woodward (Wald), slater J osiah Wood, servant John Tavernor, carpenter John Hudson, servant William Woodward, senr., Francis Mason, servant slater Gamble Cotterall, servant John Benner, labourer James Parker, servant John Shefield, labourer Richard Redmile, servant Chas. Cotton, slater William Barrer, servant Robert Harrison, labourer Umphry Conington, labourer Thos. Woodward, labourer Thos. Walker, labourer Thos. Cotton, slater John Porter, slatar

FOTHERINGHAY A list of ye names of those persons in ye parish of F otheringhay between ye ages of eighteen and forty five qualified to serve in ye militia for ye county of Northampton. Mr. Jno. Maydwell, junr., Cornelius Paine, baker farmer Daniel Wyatt, carpenter Mr. Richd. Maydwell, farmer Thos. Moulds, labourer Mr. Isaac Maydwell, farmer Jno. Smith, labourer Mr. Jno. Hicks, farmer Robt. Bellamy, servant Mr. Jno. Southw, farmer Wm. Hendson, servnt & Thos. Gray, farmer shepherd Richd. Berridge, wheelright Wm. Rudkin, servant Charles Berridge, wheelright Wm. Prudey, servant Jno. Hill, baker Jno. Kisby, servt. & shepherd 202 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

Wm. Freeror, servant Samuel Adams, servt. & Thos. Jackson, servant shepherd George Limer, servant Edwd. Barratt, labourer Robt. Ladds, cord wainer Abraham Curzens, servt. & Thos. Marshall, lobourer shepd. Thos. Curtis, servant

GLAPTHORN Decembr. ye 6th 1777. A parfect list of all parsons that are liable to serve for the militia for the parish of Glapthorn and for the ensuing years. James Cannum, mason Robt. Pinder, laborow Henrey Charrity, laborow Robt. Jinn, laborow Joseph Wells, laborow (Gorge Manning, laborow) Jno. Holley, laborow (James Ingram, laborow) Thos. Phillips, laborow Amus Mace, laborow (Edwd. Wrightcraft, bent need, Jno. Southwell, plumer & glazer laborow) (Willm. Horstead, weaver) Robt. Hillam, laborow Thos. Horstead, weaver Thos. Hillam, laborow (Thos. Oliver, laborow) Thos. Meadows, farmer & Willm. Brown, labrow game keeper Mr. Mattw. Southwell, maltster Willm. Ingram, labrow Thos. Palmer, cartpinder Mattw. Pridmore, labrow Jno. Palmer, cartpinder Jno. Bradshaw, weaver Thos. Braughton, labrow (Willm. Bradshaw, weaver) Charles Birridge, cartpinder Henry Flemans, shepard Willm. Browning, servant man (Robt. Coles, laborow) Thos. Crooks, servt. man Ro bt. Palmer, cartpinder Jno. Suter, servt. man Jno. Palmer, farmer Thos. Edey, labrow, single man

KING'S CLIFFE Decbr. 11 1777. This is a true list of all the persons as are now dwelling in the parish of Kings Cliffe in the county of Northampton between the ages of 18 and 45 years. John Vines, turner John Harker, labourer Thos. Ball, farmer Wm. King, turner Edward Scotney, servant Robert Godfrey, farmer Thos. Cooper, servant Richard Whright, servant Francis Cook, turner (Thos. Newbon, baker, 3 chi.) John Town, servant John Scotney, servant John Palmer, servant Benjamin Howes Mr. Thos. Boughton, attoy. (Thos. Whyte, taylor) Richard Fording, mason Wm. Tomlin, labourer John Cunington, junr., carpenter Wm. Carrington, carpenter John Waples, labourer John Lightfoot, hempdreser Thos. Pain, labourer Wm. Lightfoot, hempdreser James Spire, junr., slater Frank Rate, labourer John Blake, blacksmith Wm. Williamson, joiner Samel. Blake, blacksmith Mr. Wm. Howard John Ventros, servant Thos. Carrington, carpenter WILLYBROOK HUNDRED 203

Charles Whyman, roper England, jober Robert Baley, turner John Glitherow, mason John Leopard, labourer Richard Glitherow, jun., mason George Rutcheson, farmer Francis Peper, labourer Hennery Harris, jun., wever James Carrington, carpenter John Wadwell, labourer Charles King, wever James Rayson, keeper Joseph Harvey, wever Wm. Hamon, servant Samel. Harvey, corner John Dixon, jun., turner Leonard Dbwn, junr., turner Benjamin Taylor, servant Benjamin Dixon, turner Wm. Deacon Wm. Sheild, labourer Robert Worrow, carpenter George Stansby, nacker James Chapel, jun., slater Wm. Cole, labourer John Baley

NASSINGTON A list of the militia men in the parish of Nassington in Northampton shire. William Warpole, sheomaker Robert Emerton, weaver William Huddlestone, lab. Robert Jones, shoomaker J osiah J ohnson, glazier Matthew Winterton, do. William Hill, labr.

SOUTHWICK A true list of the names of all such persons within the parish of South­ wick, and at Crosswith Hand Lodge in the Forest of Rockingham as are liable to serve in the militia. December the 6th 1777. Henry Goodyer

TANS OR 1777. A list of persons to serve in the militia of the parish of Tansor in county of Northampton. Samuel Edde, labower George Rowell, servant Samuel Coals, labower Richard Leach, servant (Robert Noble, carpenter) John Southwell, servant J oseph Vann, carpenter Thomas Sawfoot, servant William Killingworth, mason Richard Grooby, labower John Rowell, farmer William Gea, labower John Tayler, servant Matthew Woollaston, labower Richard Knighton. servant John Underwood, servant (William Long, servant) John Todd, servant Henry Bellamy, servant William Feelding, sarvent Francis Sutton, servant That the day of appeal is the fifteen day of December next at the Talbot Inn in Oundle. If aney think themselves aggrieved may then appeal or no appeal will be received afterwards.

WOODNEWTON A list of the persons names in ye parrish of Woodnewton for the millita in Willer Brook hundread in ye county of Northampton Shire. Thomas Hardy, farmer John Thrift, servant John Desbrow, taylor Robert Bullimore, carpentor John Smith, labourer Willm. Goodyer, farmer Edward Smith, labourer Robert Harker, carpentor Willm. Smith, labourer Thomas Sanders, labourer Robert Desbrow, farmer Willm. Hosley, labourer Mattw. Desbrow, gardner Thomas Cox, blacksmith Henry Moulds, labourer Robert Hale, blacksmith Willm. Mayson, servant Edmund King, baker John Moulds, servant (James King, baker) Guy Warrick, servant John Strickson, collar maker George Desbrow, servant John Rippon, labourer John Dolby, farmer (Robert Wilks, gardner) Willm. England, labourer John Flemming, labourer Willm. Fitzjohn, labourer Prusia Farren, servant Thomas Bell, servant Robert Reedman, servant Thomas Franey, gardner Edward Redhead, servant John Wright, labourer Mr. Hales Gryender (Thomas Franey, maysoner) Thomas Andrew, servant Thomas Beeby, labourer (Mattw. Hale, baker) Henry Goodyer, farmer (Thos. Henson, farmer) Mattw. Goodyer, farmer (Willm. Hale, farmer) To meet at the Talbot In Oundle on the 15th Day of December next. John Dolby, constable. YARWELL December the 7 1777. Yarwell. List of those persions who are qualified for to sarve on the militia. John Truss, farmer son Henry Foard, sarvent 206 NORTHAMPTONSIllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777

John Osptial, labrour William Norman, labrour William Irson, mason Francis Thompson. mason Edward Peak, farmer son John Barcker, labrour Rogger Turner, sarvent William Green, sarvent George Lewis, sarvent Charles Tood, labrour (Thomas Jackson, sarvent) Abraham Taylor, labrour Thomas Eat, sarvent John Brown, molster Thomas Irson, mason (John Alderman, hempdresor) John Irson, mason John Irson, mason, juner James Thompson, mason Richard Harrison, farmer son William J ulyan, millor If aney of you thinks your selvs aggrived you may appeal at the Talbut in Oundle on the fifteenth day of December after that no appeal will be received.