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Hampshire Parish Registers. Marriages .' ;'.ii :•" ;•'!",.•' ufb /fill;';! . till!;'!:.:'.'. ;; -nvr i,',";',, " iOiivi;ii;...'i:iS.;;i'!;i''';i1vi':^ GO '^•^ 942.27019 Aalp V.5 1379136 GENEALOGY COLLBCTfON / 3 1833 00730 5177 HAMPSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS, V. PllILLIMORES PARISH REGISTER SERIES. Vol. xx.wiii. (hants, vol. V.) Otic hundred and fifty printed. Ham pshire Parish Registers. Carriages. Edited by W. P. W. PHILL I MORE, M.A., B.C.L., AND S. ANDREWS, L.R.C.P., of Basingsioke. VOL. V. I/, s ILonOon: Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co. 124, Chancery Lane, 1903 — 1379136 PREFACE. In this fifth volume of the series the Marriage Registers down to 1812 of eight more Hampshire parishes appear in print, and the information they contain is thus preserved from all risk of being lost or improperly tampered with. The preceding four volumes contained, in addition to the Register of Winchester Cathedral, the Marriage Registers of the following thirty-seven parishes: Volume I. — that great evil —an undue multiplicity of indexes. Moreover, the postponement of index-making expedites the printing of the Registers themselves, a matter of no small moment in view of the serious risks of fire, theft and forgery as well as those of natural decay and accidental loss, to which these valuable records are continually exposed. The following abbreviations are again made use of: \v.=wido\ver or widow p.=of the parish of b.=b.ichclof dioc.=in the diocese of s.=spinster or son of co.=in the county of d.=daughtcr of //c.^niarriage licence Of the Registers in the present volume that of St Michael's, Winchester, was transcribed by Miss A. C. Moberly and Mr. Herbert Chitty. Miss Clark copied that of St. Lawrence, Winchester ; and Mr. Andrews, of Basingstoke, is responsible for the others. The Editors also desire to acknowledge the valuable help in collating the Registers of St. Michael and St. Lawrence, which has been rendered by the Rev. F. T. Madge and the Rev. H. E. Moberly. Thanks for permission to print the Registers are due to the Clergy, whose names are mentioned under the respective parishes. It may be well here 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. Volume \T is in the printer's hand and will be issued at an early date. It only remains to add that the Editors will gladly welcome further help in the way of transcribing marriages. Such voluntary help alone renders it possible to issue this series of the Parish Registers of Hampshire. July, 1903. SUVI 1bamp0hirc parieb 1RcGi6ter0, Marriages at Long Sutton, 1561 to 1812. Note.—The oldest Register is a small quarto volume on vellum, in which Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths are entered indiscriminately. It is in good condition and well cared for. It dates from 1561 to 1653. The next Register is an octavo volume and is not in such good condition. Much of the writing has perished through damp. It also is on vellum, and dates from 1654 to 1721. The entries are mixed. Volume III extends from 1733 to 1788 and overlaps Volume IV, which contains the period 1754 to 1812. Some entries are in one volume, some in the other, and some in both. These entries have been extracted by leave of the late Rev. W. Standen, Vicar of Long Sutton, and the proof has been collated with the Register by the Rev. C. D. Stooks. John Cooper & Agnes Howard 9 June Roger Cooper & Johan Maunte Stephen Cooper & Johan Watts Laurance Johnson & Darite Harding, vidua John Hart & AHce Lymer John Cooper & Katerine Aslotte John Oode & AUice Trigge Robert Terry & Alice Archer Michaell London & Sibell Gregorye John Maunt & Annis Mistelbrooke John Terry & Julian Miller Richard Smith & Margarett Porter James Wooulridge & Anne Carmer Robert Porter & Anne Shapman ... Thomas Catche & Elizabeth his wife John Rhenes & Elizabeth Nash William Chamber & Agnes Porter... Roger Tomes & Margarett Harding Edward Abevan & Agnes Grover ... Hants.—V. Hampshiie Parish Registers [1568 William Goodyer & Aves Porter ... 2g Jan. Thomas Turner & Johan Porter 19 June Thotnas Ward, clerke, & Alice Porter I June Stephen N'icary ci: Agnes Frankline 17 June Roger Wheeler & Caterine Porter ... 13 July John Cranstone cUc Mary Kenewe ... 26 Nov, Robert Porter cS: Agnes Bullocke ... 28 Jan. Bennet Capp & Mary Porter 8 May William Harding & Margarett Aslotte 16 July James Frost & Alice Hayward 24 Oct. James Mulford & Alice Dixon 23 Sep. Gilbert Mognod & Jane Shermantyne 12 Jan. Thomas Cooper & Agnes Arcott 5 ^lay Richard Terry & Doritee Lee 7 July William Hunt & .\nne Knight 17 July William Hall & Alice Cawet 16 Nov. William Collier & Alice Porter 28 July John Merchant & Alice Percman ... 19 Sep. James Porter & Johan Terrye 18 Oct. Tho.nias Tomes & Margarett Ware 23 Oct. John Cranstone, sen.. & Rose Porter 28 July George Norman & Johan Butcher ... 27 May Richard Rigg & Alice Lymmer 1 July James Porter cS: Elizabeth Eede 12 Oct. Stephen Cranstone &. Alice Marshall 30 Jan. John Thomes & Christian Grover ... 31 Jan. John Porter & Elizabeth Ustone ... 18 Sep. John Aie.xander & Tabitha Chapman 25 Sep, John Trenner cM: Agnes Egilley 9 Oct. Henry Thomes & Jane Blacknell ... 16 Nov. William Sherlocke & Agnes Quoyte 2 Oct. W^illiam Porter & Emlje Draper ... 16 Oct. Robert Stelman & AnneGoodyere ... 14 July Roger Terry & Amee Woasfold 2 June Laurence Reading & Jane Butcher... 10 Oct. John Pragnell & Agnes Butcher 7 Jan. John Grover & KaterineGoodyere . 8 July John 1 errye, goldsmith, & Alice Perpnynt 14 Sep. Richard IhU & Alice Perpoynt 27 Nov. Robert Edvvardes & Margarett Croucher 30 Nov. 1 1645] Lon^i Sutton Marriages. 3 Thomas Terry & Johan Waterfield... ... 20 July 1596 Williatn Porter was married ... ... 9 May 1597 Robert Terry & Caterine Cooper ... ... 4 Dec. 1598 John Hole & Amy Goodyer ... ... 24 June 1599 Henry Croucher & Rose Hunt ... ... 3 Nov. ,, Edward Hocker & Annes Hunt ... ... 5 Nov. 1600 [N.B.—No record of marriages between 1600 and 1605.] Henry Vicarie & Katherine Crenston, vidua... 23 Nov. 1605 John Knight & Annes Coper ... ... 28 Jan. 1606 [N.B. —In 1607 there is a note ''Nihil Fecit.'" Richard Windeyate, clerk, & Elizabeth Hancock 12 Sep. 1608 William Stellman & Jane Tomes ... ... 20 July 1610 Sidrake Peto & Alse Porter ... ... i Sep. „ William Sherlocke & Annes were married ... 2 Sep. ,, John Crenston. the younger, & Elizabeth Lanaway... ... ... ... 4 June 161 [N.B.—No record of marriages between 161 1 and 1619.] Mathew Hancocke & Cathrine Parker ... 30 Oct. 1619 [N.B.—No record of marriages between 1619 and 1629] Robert Cranstone & Joane Peck 25 Oct. Robert Terry & Elizabeth Beaglee Richard Hoole & Aves Hobes William Smith & Ales Marshall .,., Nicholas Hore & Ruthren Windeat John Terry & i\gnis Urlen Thomas Cranston & Dorothye Hopkins Joseph Steevenes & Elizabeth Cranston Richard Goosse & Joane Marshall ... Thomas Brickellton & Sara Kent ... John Moore & Susana Patrick Edward Reading & Agnis Porter ... John Cranston & Joane Porter Francis Cartar & Alic Townsen Robert Sylvester & Francese Knight George Hare & Anne Patricke William Blundell & Mary Gigges ... Thomas Hasker & Sarah Terrie William Patricke & Marie Coles ... William Robinson & Katherine Grover Thomas Hancocke & Anne Cranstoune HainpsJiirc Parish Rci^istcrs. [1647 Austin Kingsburie & Marie Cranestoane 2 Aug. 1647 Samuel Blundell, parochia? hujus minister, in uxorem duxit Elizabetham filiam unicani Elizabethan Egj^'ar, vidua:', de Swandrope in parochia Crondallensi ... 6 June 1648 [Names illegiblej were married about [ Leonardstide ] 1651 William Barnes & Joane Wineat, by Mr. Thomas Geall, Justes 10 Nov. 1655 Thomas [ ] & Elizabeth Beare, by Mr. Geall, Justis ... 8 Sep. 1656 Noah Weebber, alias Evered, & Mary Terry. the daughter of Joan Terry, w. 7 Apr. Edward Hunt & Jane Heath Richard W'indeat & Elizabeth Yealt James Terry & Hannah Searell James Meriat & Amy Windeatt Jolm Cranstone & Doritye Uxfould James Smith 6: Mary Carter John Woods & Elizabeth Terry William Smither & Joan Frost Abraham Inward & Mary Halle John Knight & Mary Hawkins John Browne & Jane Cranstone Thomas Haiikock & Elizabeth Terry Thomas Hankock & Elizabeth Terry Robert Smith & Joane Barnes John Beriman iS; Jane Barnes }ohn Knight & Barbara Terrey John Beriman & Elizabeth Cranstone John Terry & Joane Stare George Hore & Elizabeth Malsey ... George Magwick, of Burckam, & Clara Here Samuell Cranston & Ann Barnes ... Charles Biswell & Joane Slatar Abraham Inwood & Joane Lawe ... William & Mary Coles ... John Knight & Mary Redding Roger Goddard & Mary Knight John Mannington & Catheren Sparchment ... 737] Long Sutton Marriages. L J I June Hampshire Parish Registers. /J/ Edward Sturt, of Upton Grey, & Eliza Cook, of South W'arnboro' 23 May Wm. Hall & Esther Brown, both of Weston ... 24 Nov. Thomas Knight & Anne Coles 6 Feb. John Hawkins >ic Sarah Grover Richard Rivers & Sarah Freeborn Thomas Othen & Elizabeth Paize ... William Gregory, of Odiham, & Dorothy Vincent, p. St. George's, Hanover Sq. George Styles & Sarah Raggot George Turner, of South Warnboro, A: Mary Harris Richard Windiate & Sarah Hall, of Well ... George Brown & Jane Smith, both of Well ... Thomas Bide, of W^inchfield, & Esther Freeman ... Richard Rivers & Ruth Bigmore ... John Bullock & Sarah Worsham ... James Mapleton, M.A., Curate of Odiham, ^: Martha Ann Taylor, of Odiham Daniel Good-Child, of South Warnboro, A: Elizabeth Simpson Richard l-ludder, of Godalman, co. Surrey, & Elizabeth Lintott, of Puttenham John Poulter & Rebecca Soaper Thomas Roberts & .\nne Hall James Dicker & Elizabeth
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