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Leicestershire Parish Registers. Marriages Gc 942.54019 Aalp V.2 1379155 GENEALOGY COLUECTIoF ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00730 1606 LEICESTERSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS II. ^HltLlMORE'S PARISH REGISTER SERIES, VOL. CXV. (LEIC, vol. II.) One hundred and fifty printed. C).<P.cj, : Leicestershire Parish Registers flftatrfaoes. Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L., AND THOMAS M. BLAGG, F.S.A. VOL. IL t /.a. ILon&on Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co. 124, Chancery Lane. 1909. — PREFACE. In this second volume of Leicestershire Parish Registers twelve Marriage Registers are given, and the subscribers will be glad to know that sufficient material is in hand for another volume, which it is hoped may be issued in the early autumn. This volume will contain the large and important register of Melton Mowbray, which includes the entries of several adjoining villages and hamlets. The Editors aim at supplying the subscribers with two volumes yearly, as it is only thus that continuous and satisfactory progress can be made in the work of printing Leicestershire Registers. 1379155 The Editors have to acknowledge valuable help in the work of transcription given by Miss Lilian Wright, the Revs. T. C. Hughes and G. E. Britten, Mr. Thomas Randall, Mr. Henry Hartopp, and Mr. Matthew Pearson. As before, the clergy have willingly facilitated the tran- scription of the Registers, and the thanks of all are due to them. Their names are mentioned under the respective As before, the entries have been reduced to a common form, and the following abbreviations used : w. = widower or widow. s.=spinster, single woman, or son of. b.=bachelor or single man. d.=daughter of. p.=of the parish of. dioc.=in the diocese of. co.=in the county o<f. lie. = marriage licence. The reader must, of course, remember that these printed abstracts of marriage registers are not " evidence " in the technical sense. Certified extracts must still be obtained when evidence of a marriage is required for proving a pedigree in a court of law, or when registering it at Heralds' College. For such certificates application must be made to the clergy in charge of the original registers. It should be borne in mind that previous to 1752 the year was calculated as beginning on the 25th of March, instead of the ist of January, so that a marriage taking place on say 20th Feb., 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 was issued. It only remains to say that the Editors will gladly welcome further help in the work of transcribing registers. W. P. W. P. T. M. B. 124, Chancery Lane, June, igog. dontenta. Parish. Years. Page. Ab-Kettleby-cum-HolweU' .. Xeicesterabtrc parisb IRegteter^. Marriages at Ab=KettIeby=cum=Holwell, 1580 to 1812. Note.—The whole of the registers of Ab-Kettleby-cum-Holwell previous to 1813 are contained in two volumes, of which the first is a parch- ment bound book consisting of 75 leaves, the fly-leaf and next 43 leaves measuring 15^ by 5^ inches, and the remainder of varying length by the same width. The last two leaves are blank. The whole volume contains entries of Baptisms and Burials from 1580 to 1812, and of Marriages from 1580 to 1753. The second volume contains Marriages only, from 1754 to 1812. These Marriages have been transcribed by the Vicar, the Rev. T. C. Hughes, with the assistance of Mr. T. M. Blagg for the earlier portion, and they are now printed under their joint supervision. Volume I. Ralph Holte & Catherine Crosse ... ... 26 May 1580 Thos. Neale, vie. of Abkettleby, & Mary More 25 Apr. 1581 John Tailor & Joan Kinge ... ... 28 Jan. „ William Smarte & Alice Hurst ... ... 7 Oct. 1582 John Hurst & Isabell Smarte ... ... 11 Nov. „ Robert More & Agnes Wilson ... ... 19 Nov. „ Thomas Walker & Mary Dane ... ... 25 Apr 1583 William Stokes & Joan Alsoppe ... ... 16 May „ George Parttricke & Joan Norman... ... 30 Sep. „ Wm. Jervice & Isabel Jervice ... ... 29 Nov. „ Wm. Holte & Agnes Gooddicarey ... ... 25 June 1585 Thomas More & Alice Blankley ... ... 12 Dec. „ Robert Close & Mary More ... ... 11 June 1586 William Spicke & Susannah Blacke ... i Aug. „ Robert Alsop & Agnes Blankley ... ... 30 Oct. „ Francis Liptret & Mary Hurst ... ... 14 Nov. „ Thomas Walton & Dorothy Everington ... 20 Nov. ,, Leicestershire—H. b 2 Leicestershire Parish Registers. [1586 William Smyth & Agnes Pares 22 Dec. Thomas Day & Joan Holte Robert Cawnte & Elizabeth Cooke... William Neale & Elizabeth Smyth... John Bealie & Marjory Gamble Richard Hooton & Isabel Dove John Cademan & Helen Lovitt William Gi\ha.rt,alias Smisbie, & Ursula Browne Robert Harrison & Elizabeth Hart Richard Sutton & EUzabeth Spick... Richard Stokes & Joan Upton Robert Morice & Anne Shelton William Brewster & Dorothy Blanklye Richard Waulker & Dorothy Shepperson Robert Stafford & Agnes Duicke ... Robert Cliff & Margaret Tillie William Holte & Alice Holwell ... Henry Shepperson & Elizabeth Kitchinge ... Thomas Bishop & Mary Pares Robert Haulie & Alice Brewster ... Richard Stevens & Jane Neale Robert Thirkill & Joan Cawnte John Odam & Joan Wrighte John Mason & Margaret Hurste ... Peter West & Mary Spicke Thomas Fyndyne & Agnes Alsop ... Richard Fallowes & Mary Bishop ... William Humberstone & Helen Spicke Richard Plooton & Elizabeth Fyntch William Brocke & Elizabeth Neale William. Orton & Agnes More George Hallam & Susan Spick Robert Levers & Elizabeth Cawnt ... Roger Steele & Agnes Shepperson ... Henry Blanklye & Agnes Thomasman Michael Pares & Mary Bealie Hugh Pares & Elizabeth Greenesmyth Henry Morice & Bridget Gray Henry Right & Elizabeth Holte ... John AUott & Martha Shepperson ... 1 i6i3] Ab-Kettleby-cum-Holwell Marriages. 3 Robert Martin Joan & More ... ... n June 160 John Munckland & Margaret Bennytt ... [ ] John Prince Felis ."*.* & Chynnerie ... 11 Nov. 1602 Thomas Gilburne Agnes & Harrison ... 23 May 160^ William North & Dorothy Seilles ... ... 23 May John Shippey & Elizabeth Dickins ... 14 July William Barlie & Mary Molton ... " ... ]_ Oct_ Hamlett Toone Elizabeth " & Hurst ... 17 Oct! John Cowlley Elizabeth '' & Hoi well ... 5 Dec'. Robert Yorke Margaret & Spicke ... .. 4 Feb' Hugh Kirke & Ann Hurste ... ..; 30 Apr! 1604 Nicholas More Martha Noble & ... ... i May Thomas Spencer & Elizabeth More ... 14 June Henry Shepperson Agnes & Stokes ... 18 June Andrew Coward Alice " & Alsop ... 25 Tune John More & Alice Neale " ... .!! g jui Edward Johnson Alice " & Smyth ... ... 15 Sep John Davie & Ann Price " ... !!!'" 29 Oct' Robert Robinson Elner & Blankley 4 May 160c; William Oliffe 8c Joan Carleton ... ... 29 Apr. 1606 Charles Molton & Alice Bealie ... ... 22 May Godfrey Capstake ..'. & Catherine Noble 30 Aug 1607 John Holwell Ellioner & Johnson ... 23 Nov William Clarke " & Isabel Berrie ... 26 Nov John Wright Joan Stoks & 28 Apr.' 1608 Wilham Greete & Elizabeth Thomasman . 29 Tune Robert Ball & Elizabeth Frostneale ... 29 Sep. ," Henry Huckerbie & Alice Freckingham ... i Nov Nathaniel Neale Agnes ' & Stokes ... ... 7 Sep 160Q William Stokes & Theodosia Neale ... ig Oct! Joseph Howet ..." " & Elizabeth Parttricke 30 Oct' John Bealie & Elizabeth Bishoppe... " .. 30 Tan' James Johnson Agnes .' & Bacon ... 14 jan* 1610 Thomas Belie & Jane Caverley 4 Nov. 1611 Hugh Holte Elizabeth & Gray ... 30 jan James Farmer Marjory & Hurst ... !!! 13 Oct' 1612 Thomas Corner Margaret & Noble ... 16 Feb" Henry Hindeman Alice Hurst & ... ... 18 May 1613 Robert Freckingham & Elizabeth Trentham 13 Sep John Jackson & Jane Page 18 Nov " 4 Leicestershire Parish Registers. [1613 Leonard Bromfield & Catherine Hudson 27 Nov. John Alsoppe & Agnes Stokes William Bealie & Elizabeth Hurst William Caunte & Joan Alsop John Stokes & Elizabeth Blanckley Robert Stokes & Ann Neale Roger Kichinge, alias Steele, & Agnes Alsop George Daft & Catherine Hurst Thomas Orson & Agnes Palmer ... Robert Mathewes & Elizabeth Taylor John Hurst & Ann Vinsonne William Greete & Elizth. Monke ... Thomas Longeland & Mary Holwell Francis Harries & Mary Pares Robert More & Joan Crosse William Powere & Agnes Shepperson Thomas Weane & Elizabeth Dent William Marrit & Helen Spicke ... WilHam Marrit & Marjory Hurst ... Thomas Porter & Alice Booth Thomas Goodwine & Edith Spicke Lawrence Kinge & Alice Bealey ... John Marshiall & Barbara Picke ... Leonard Anderson & Bridget Blounte William Handley & Elizabeth Fowler Thomas Beebie & Isabel Pickeringe Thomas Griffin & Ann Newton William Hickling & Mary Neale ... John Hurst & Elizabeth Hornbuckle Thomas White & Susanna Neale ... James Fowler & Elizabeth Pares ... John Pares & Joan Blanckley John Moore & Martha More Richard Feilds & Mary Noble Roger Johnson & Theodosia Marriote Thomas Clarke & Agnes Steele William Palmer & Alice Evatt Brian Garner & Helen Allocke Nathaniel Gulston & Jane Digbie ... John More & Dorothy Pares 1642] Ah-Kettlehy-cum-Holwell Marriages. William Needham & Mary Neale ... 31 May John Blanckeley & Ann Noone John Handley & Marjory North .., Hugh Halliday & Alice Neale Robert Frecke & Joan Munck William Blankley & Ann Shepperson Thomas Bauldricke & Catherine Dickinges ... Robert Nowell & Ann Page John Moulton & Ann Hoi well William Howet & Ann Francke Mr. Anthony Bird & Mtris. Mary Digbie William Pitts,
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