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Marriages from the Registers of Tynemouth (1607-1679) Marriages from the Registers of Tynemouth (1607-1679) This transcription was prepared by George Bell. 31 Jan 1607 Raphe BARROWE = Marye ----- 08 Jan 1608 Henry NOBLE = Margreat ----- 22 Jan 1608 James ----- = Katheren MYLLS 26 Jan 1608 John HANSWELL = Mary MARSHALL 01 May 1608 Thomas ARNOLDE = Jayne ----- 29 May 1608 Florance PATTYSONNE = Jane ----- 12 Jun 1608 John BELLERBYE = Isabell ----- 19 Jun 1608 George POTTS = Jane ----- 20 Nov 1608 Roger DAVISONNE = Margreat ----- 28 Jan 1609 Hughe DAVIE = Elizabeth WILKINSONNE 11 Feb 1609 John CLIFFE = Mary LANCKTON 29 May 1609 James ATKINSONE = Katheren MARSHALL 18 Jun 1609 Lanclott GOFTON = Margreat DOUETSONNE 01 Oct 1609 Cuthbert WALKER = Dorathie THRUCKLE 19 Oct 1609 John HALL = Elinor DOW 04 Nov 1609 Mathew RAILSTON = Margreat CONNETT 26 Nov 1609 Symond WARD = Jane TURNER 17 Dec 1609 Robert BACKWORTH = Elizabeth PATTESONNE 15 Jan 1610 John HANSWELL = Katheren DELAVALE 20 Jan 1610 Thomas ATCHESON = Margreat T... 22 Jan 1610 Rychard BELSAY = Katheren SINGLETON 27 Jan 1610 George GYBSONNE = Elinor OTWAY 29 Jan 1610 Lyonell BRICKLEY = Issabell ROBSONNE 28 May 1610 Jarrett ERRINGTON = Dorathye DOW 22 Jul 1610 Bartram BRAND = Mary DOUETSONNE 09 Oct 1610 Thomas COOKE = Agnesse GUY 17 Oct 1610 James RYCHARDSONNE = Jane TROWLOPP 11 Nov 1610 John PEARSONNE = Agnes COOKE 18 Nov 1610 Thomas OTWAY = Elizabeth MILLS 20 Nov 1610 John WHETSTON = Jane ----- 25 Nov 1610 George HUTCHESON = Margreat SADLER 02 Dec 1610 James SPURRE = Jane JOHNSON 09 Dec 1610 William LENGE = Jane WILKINSONNE 11 Dec 1610 Robert PRIOR = Jane OTWAY 03 Feb 1611 Edward LEE = Mary DELAVALE 09 Feb 1611 Robert PATTESONNE = Janett WATSONNE 07 Apr 1611 Thomas PATTESONNE = Margerye WALKER 14 Apr 1611 Robte SMITH = Jane COWBURNE 05 May 1611 Cuthbert HUTSONNE = Margery HANSWELL 21 Jul 1611 Anthony BROWNE = Mary HISWIFE 28 Jul 1611 James DOW = Margreat FOGGETT 26 Aug 1611 Alexander PURVESSE = Katheren COWBURNE 15 Sep 1611 Robert FRANCH = Margreat DICKSONNE 22 Sep 1611 Robte OTWAY = Elizabeth PATTESONNE 05 Nov 1611 John PEARSON = Margery EMERSON 10 Nov 1611 John HALL = Margreat DENHEN 17 Nov 1611 Rychard HORNE = Elizabeth SHROWSBERY 24 Jan 1612 Benedict RAINTON = Agnes NYCHOLSON 07 Feb 1612 Lanclott FOSTER = Elinor BOWMAKER 09 Feb 1612 William RIDLEY = Agnes SEARLE 14 Apr 1612 Edward TAILER = Em ATCHESON 17 Apr 1612 Robert RAY = Elinor HODGSON 17 Apr 1612 Edward TATE = Elizabeth THOMSON 24 May 1612 Rychard HODGSON = Margreat ERRINGTON 28 Jun 1612 Thomas FARLEY = Mabell CHICKEN 12 Jul 1612 Edward GRAY = Isabell FOSTER 12 Jul 1612 George ROWELL = Isabell ROBINSONNE 06 Sep 1612 Edward PRIE? = Alse GRAY 13 Sep 1612 Thomas HORSLEY = Elizabeth ALLESON 27 Sep 1612 George PATTESONE = Elizabeth HYNDMERS 27 Oct 1612 Roger MORTON = Katheren OTWAIE 15 Nov 1612 Robert ALLYSONNE = Margreat TURPIN 20 Feb 1613 Robert DURHAME = Janes SEEDMAN 27 Feb 1613 Robert COLSONNE = Issabell HORSBRIGES 02 May 1613 Edward DAVIE = Elinor GYBSON 09 May 1613 John ARNALD = Elizabeth SHAWES 25 May 1613 Anthony NYCHOLLSON = Elizabeth BELSAY 13 Jun 1613 Thomas GOFTON = Agnes HALL 27 Jun 1613 John WATSON = Janett GRAY 24 Aug 1613 John LAMBLEY = Anne COTTON 28 Sep 1613 Alexander STEWHERD = Marian TRUMBLE 19 Oct 1613 George WILSON = Alse COKSON 31 Oct 1613 Robert LITSTER = Jane DOWE 08 Nov 1613 John DAVISONNE = Alse DICKSON 14 Nov 1613 Luke HAY = Janett HYNDMERS 28 Nov 1613 Rycharde ACHESON = Jane ARCHER 28 Nov 1613 John WATSON = Alse HANSWELL 25 May 1614 Robert DOWE = Katheren HANSWELL 29 May 1614 Henry MILLS = Elizabeth READ 09 Oct 1614 William HODGSONNE = Jane CHICKEN 30 Oct 1614 William WARD = Jane LEARMOUTH 11 Feb 1615 William GRAY = Katheren GASTELL 11 Feb 1615 George WILSONNE = Mary HYNDMERS 11 Jun 1615 William TAYLER = Grace DODDES 18 Jun 1615 William BOWES = Katheren ROBINS 18 Jun 1615 Henry HANSWELL = Margrat SEMP? 25 Jun 1615 John GRACE = Issabell RYCHESON 17 Sep 1615 John DAWSONNE = Else ROBINSONNE 22 Oct 1615 William LAWSON = Elizabeth ROBINSONNE 05 Nov 1615 John HILL = Elinor HINDMERES 05 Nov 1615 Tobias HOCKNOWELL = Elizabeth ERRINGTON 12 Nov 1615 George DICKINSON = Jane GAINFORTH 19 Nov 1615 John DICKSON = Jane BELL 19 Nov 1615 Robert MORRIS = Elizabeth MINIMON? 26 Nov 1615 John HERRISON = Elizabeth BOWMER 26 Nov 1615 Cuthbert TAILER = Margerie? LAMBE 27 Nov 1615 William WATSON = Barbarie TAYLER 28 Nov 1615 John SKOTT = Agnes PRIOR 21 Apr 1616 James LADELEY = Else HEDLEY 23 Apr 1616 George WHITHEAD = Marye WILLYAMS 09 Jun 1616 Christofer ROBINSONNE = Madglen DUDDEN 09 Jun 1616 Edward SWAN = Agnes YOUNGER 03 Nov 1616 Cornelius HOODSPETH = Ursula WALES 03 Nov 1616 Thomas MADDESONNE = Alice HORSLEY 19 Nov 1616 John RANISTON = Katheren HENDERSON 24 Nov 1616 George COATES = Alice PERSIE 24 Nov 1616 Christofor PATTESON = Elsabeth HODGSONNE 24 Nov 1616 Robert SYMPSONNE = Margreat TAILER 07 Dec 1616 Peter ANDROWES = Jane BRIGGS 27 Jan 1617 Henry BOWE = Agnes WADE 27 Jan 1617 George HOPE = Agnes PEARSON 08 Feb 1617 Thomas HYNDMERS = Agnes DICKENSONNE 15 Feb 1617 William BELL = Jane GOFFTON 11 May 1617 James SMITH = Margreat NOBLE 18 May 1617 William BRADIE = Margreat LADELEY 29 Jul 1617 Robert ROBINSONNE = Elizabeth HYNDMERS 17 Aug 1617 John SHEVELL = Issabell LYELL 25 Nov 1617 James BAYLIFE = Alice SPEREMA 30 Nov 1617 William WALKER = Elinor DAVIE 21 Apr 1618 Humphray BROWNE = Frances SMITH 03 May 1618 John ANWICKE = Margreat FIFE 03 May 1618 John SIM = Agnes OTTWAIE 10 May 1618 Peter BELL = Alice HEWARD 12 May 1618 William HALL = Elizabeth HODGSON 02 Jun 1618 Andrew CARR = Margerie SMITH 07 Jun 1618 Rowland DODDS = Jane ATEKIN 20 Jun 1618 Thomas WALLER = Elinor BAXTER 08 Sep 1618 James SYMPSONNE = Alice BASSNETT 29 Sep 1618 Georg ARMSTRONG = Ursula MORTON ?? ??? 1618 ----- DELAVALE? = Anne ...LOUGH... 16 Jan 1619 John FENWICK = Phillis HUTCHESON 13 Feb 1619 Robert REY = Alice HUNTLEY 09 May 1619 Robert ALLESONNE = Beatrice HYNDMERS 18 May 1619 John WIGHAM = Diana THOMSONNE 23 May 1619 James ROBINSONNE = Alice WATSONNE 30 May 1619 John BARKER = Agnes DOVE 30 May 1619 George GARNER = Agnes BENNETT 30 May 1619 John GARRITT = Agnes STELE 08 Jun 1619 Cuthbert HEATON = Jane WOMPHRAY 03 Oct 1619 William HARKER = Elizabeth ROBINSONNE 03 Oct 1619 Nycholas WEBSTER = Elizabeth BOW 14 Nov 1619 Thomas HAMBLETON = Mary WILLSONNE 14 Nov 1619 Mark WALLICE = Elizabeth MUSCHAMP 21 Nov 1619 Edmund TALER = Helme BARBARIE 28 Nov 1619 Alexander SHELE = Lettice CROWFORTH 21 May 1620 Lyonell TURPEN = Margery HALL 16 Nov 1620 Thomas SPEARMAN = Margreat ATKINSON 03 Dec 1620 Cuthber HESLOPP = Alice BARROW 28 Feb 1621 John HUTCHESONNE = Mabell WOODMAN 17 May 1621 Robert WATSON = Elizabeth BELL 19 Jun 1621 Richard TATE = Grace SERGEANT 14 Oct 1621 Arthure HODGSONNE = Janet MIDLTON 28 Oct 1621 Mungie CAMELL = Elizabeth DURHAM 18 Nov 1621 Mychall WATSONNE = Margerie WALKER 19 Nov 1621 John READ = Katheren GIBSONNE 20 Nov 1621 William BALIFE = Jane SPEREMAN 14 Jan 1622 John NYXSON = Margerie PATTESON 07 May 1622 Marke TURPIN = Elizabeth LADLEY 19 May 1622 Raphe WHITE = Alice WALKER 03 Sep 1622 William WILSON = Jane ----- 20 Oct 1622 Edward HODGSONNE = Jane CAWARD 20 Oct 1622 Edward KILLERBY = Margreate GYBSON 11 Nov 1622 John PITHY = Dorithie PATTESON 17 Nov 1622 John HIDMERES = Alice GAIMSBIE 29 Nov 1622 William BURNE = Agnes SKOTT 30 Nov 1622 Rychard ARNETT = Barbarie BULLOCK 14 Dec 1623 Thomas BELSEY = Elizabeth NICHOLSON 09 Jan 1625 Mun? PERTRICH = Elliner MILLES 13 Jan 1625 Marke HARKER = Elliner NICOLSON 30 Jan 1625 James LADLEY = Elesabeth NOBELL 30 Jan 1625 Thomas SKELTON = Margret OTWAY 03 Feb 1625 Robert SINGILTON = ----- ----- 06 Feb 1625 Jesper READ = Elesabeth NOBELL 13 Feb 1625 Robert ELRICH = Dorathe DICKSON 27 Feb 1625 Anthony PARKE = Elesabeth PRESTON 06 Mar 1625 Richard TALER = Anas WATSON 28 Jan 1626 William HUNTER = Elsath ROBINSON 01 Feb 1626 Robert ROBINSON = Margaret LAWRIE 02 May 1626 William MILBURNE = Elesabeth ROBINSON 08 May 1626 William GLAWHOME = Cathren DROVER 10 May 1626 Mathew LADLEY = Elesabeth HIMERS 30 Jul 1626 William ALLEXANDER = Elsabeth PATTINSON 14 Aug 1626 Thomas FOTHERGILL = Mary DRIDAN 26 Aug 1626 John BROWNE = Elsabeth HENDERSON 05 Sep 1626 John COWPER = Martha SAMPSON 23 Sep 1626 John GRAY = Kateran ROBINSON 14 Oct 1626 William WRIGHT = Elsabeth ABNERNATHE 18 Oct 1626 William HARDMAN = Elizabeth HELME 22 Oct 1626 Robert ELDRIDGE = Jane HODGSON 23 Oct 1626 Robert DUNBARE = Elsabeth MEEKE 29 Oct 1626 Roger BELL = Margaret HUNTLEY 05 Nov 1626 William EILLS = Elsabeth ----- 28 Nov 1626 Robert ATKINSON = Annas MILLES 14 May 1627 Robert ARNOT = Janne ARKILL 27 May 1627 William HUNTER = Thomasin DURAM 27 May 1627 James WILKISON = Cathren MAK 05 Jun 1627 Thomas DIXSON = Elesabeth GRACE 08 Jul 1627 Thomas WHITE = Annas RUTLISH 17 Jul 1627 Marke MAKSON = Grace BLAKET 04 Sep 1627 John HESLOP = Grace DELAVALE 28 Oct 1627 William BELSAY = Elesabeth DICISON 04 Nov 1627 Roger COUKE = Elsabeth TOD 13 Jan 1628 John MANGLES = Anas WRAY 18 Jan 1628 William BROWNE = Bele BURNE 01 Feb 1628 John MILBURNE = Dorathie HATON 10 Feb 1628 Robert ROTHERFOUT = Cathren WRANGHAM 15 Feb 1628 Andrew FARNTON = Elesabeth SWAN 18 May 1628 Anthony SMYTH = Anas DOBSON 08 Jun 1628 Thomas HALL = Jane HUDSON 15 Jun 1628 Thomas DICSON = Ales HARKER 29 Jun 1628 John BARKER = Elesabeth COLLINWOD 27 Jul 1628 Jorge TOMSON = Jane WAKER 19 Aug 1628 James NUN = Jane KELLE 07 Sep 1628 Uswold SARGANT = Elesabeth TAT 25 Sep 1628 Michell RACHESTER = Mary STORY 12 Oct 1628 Richard NICHOLSON = Mary HAMELTON 01 Nov 1628 Willias DAVISON = Cathren NUBIGINE 02 Nov 1628 Ricahrd SMYTH = Elesabeth BOWMAKER
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