ORLINGBURY HUNDRED
Brixworth 75 Isham 29 Broughton 41 Lamport 23 Cransley 24 Old 59 Faxton 7 Orlingbury 36 Hannington 21 Pytchley 31 Hardwick 6 Scaldwell 33 Great Harrowden 20 Walgrave 80 Little Harrowden 26 Hanging Houghton 11 522
Ale-brewer 1 Gentleman's servant 7 Alehouse keeper 1 Grazier 5 Ale-keeper 1 Grit-maker 1 Apothecary's son 1 Horse-dealer 1 Apprentice 1 Husbandman 19 Baker 3 Husbandman & Baronet 1 butcher 1 Blacksmith 8 Labourer 87 Butcher 9 Maltster 1 Butcher's apprentice 1 Mason 10 Carpenter 15 Master of free school 1 Carpenter's apprentice 1 Militia (sergeant) 1 Collar-maker 1 Miller 3 Collector of taxes 1 No trade given 50 Cooper 1 Paper-maker 7 Cow drover 1 Servant 113 Cow keeper 1 Shepherd 14 Dealer 2 Shoemaker 13 Dealer in swine 1 Shopkeeper 1 Dissenting minister 1 Tailor 9 Esquire 1 Victualler 2 Farmer 62 Weaver 34 Farmer's servant 4 Wheelwright 1 Farmer's son 6 Wool-comber 9 Fellmonger 3 Wool-stapler 1 Gardener 2 Gentleman 1 522
BRIXWORTH A list of the names of such persons as are qualified to serve the militia for the parish of Brixworth. Nicolls Raynsford, esqr. John Ekins, do. James Wayte, farmer Edwd. Goode, do. Thos. Wayte, do. Willm. Thompson, do. John Ward, do. Ricd. Thompson, do. John Carr, do. Thos. Ekins, do. 148 NORTHAMPTONSIllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777
Willm. Ekins, do. Thos. Persiful, do. Joseph Weston, do. John Briggs, do. Willm. Allen, do. Ricd. Handsome, do. John Tabberer, do. Joseph Simpson, do. James Green, do. Ricd. Bray, do. John Litchfield, butcher Henry Middleton, do. John Weston, do. Joseph Cooke, do. Frs. Cooke, cordwainder George Bosouth, do. James Cooke, do. Baucot, do. John Burgess, do. Robert Buswell, do. James Ward, do. Benjn. Tabberer, do. Willm. Ekins, farmer son Henry Robberson, do. James Martin, do. Willm. Harrat, do. James Burgess, do. Ricd. Shepherd, do. Willm. Howlet, do. Anthony Green, do. Frs. Smith, carpenter Thos. Deacon, do. James Deacon, do. Robt. Cooke, do. BROUGHTON Orlingbury Hundred. Decembr.,1777. Broughton, Northampton shire. A list of ye names of ye persons to be ballotted for ye militia. John Glover, farmer Jonathan Lilley, weaver Edward Coleman, woolcommer Jonathan Keyston, husbandman John Mirby, husband man John Barnet, grit maker Samuel Panter, shepard J oseph Arch, farmer John Robinson, cow drover J oseph Wallise, farmer & tithes FAXTON Aleste of the melisha of Faxton. Thomas Norton, butcher HANGING HOUGHTON Hanging Houghton, Northampton Shire. This is a true list of all men usually and at this time dwelling in the said hamlet between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years. Thos. Malcher, grasure Thos. Michel, sarvant 150 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777 Saml. Hodges, sheepard Saml. Herbert, laboror Thos. Dickens, laboror Saml. Taylor, laboror Charles Tyrel, laboror Joshua. Tyrel, sheepard Willm. Dickens, shoumaker John Middelton, sheepard James Jonson, mason The Hind Inn in Welingborough is the place of meeting and it is on the eight day of this month, December, that all persons who shall think them selves aggrieved may then appeal; and that no appeal will be afterwards receved. Thos. Francis, constable. HANNINGTON A list of the names of persons qualified to serve in the militta for the parish of Hannington in the county of Northampton. Novbr. 29th., 1777. William Knight, farmer John Lanspery, sarvant John Knight, farmer Edward Dickins, laborer Charles Stephens, farmer John Winsor, laborer Benjamin Braines, farmer William Buglee, laborer John Braines, sarvant Thomas Barreat, laborer HARDWICK Decbr. 4, 1777. Hardwick, Orlingbury, Hundred a list of the milita men qalified to sarve at Hardwick. Samuel Sharman, grazar Thos. Briant, gardener John Houghton, do. Jams Dickson, sarvant William Houghton, do. John Hotson, do. Tomas Houghton, cunstable. GREAT HARROWDEN A true and exact list of persons liable to serve in the militia for the town and parish of Great Harrowden in the county of Northampton. Taken this 26th. day of November, 1777. John Halford } (John Charlton) } Sammuell Macock (John Garrett) infirm Richard York (Richard Bull) persons John James servants (Sammuell Chapman) John Mannen William Butler Thos. Billings, constable. LITTLE HARROWDEN A list made by the constable of Little Harrowden for the militia in the year 1777. Daniel Shefield, servant William Higgins, whoolsapler William Dean, labourer William Hallody, labourer Timothy Lee, searvant Thomas Smith, servant Frances Whallis, alekeeper Thomas Yard, labourer Thomas Yakesley, weaver Richard Yakesley, weaver Samuel Henman, famour Thomas Henman, famour William Charlton, baker (John Freer, labourer) William Goodman, whoolcomer Thomas Goodman, whoolcomer Mathew Langley, famor John Lee, servant William Hobs, taylor John Barrenger, famor Benjamin Sikes, servant Joseph Patrick, mason Habraham Eaton, labourer Jacob Butlin, cordwinder William Nichols, famor Joseph Nichols, shepard The day of appeall at the Hind Inn in Wellingborough on Monday the eigth day of December. John Nichols, constable. ISHAM 1777 Novr. ye 30th. A list of ye names in ye parish of Isham in ye county of Northampton liable to serve as malitia men from 18 yrs. to forty five. Imprimis:- John Hayes, farmer Thos. Jelley, servant man Edward Dickens, do. Joseph Henman, do. James Reynolds, cordwinder James Bradshew, do. Samuel How, baker Thos. Darker, do. Georg. How, farmer John Humpbreys, do. Benjn. How, do. John Shrive, weaver Samuel Lewis, mason Joseph Smith, do. Nathan Palmer, labourer John Beard, blacksmith Peter Smith, do. John Jolley, labourer Thos. Shrive, weaver Richard Waples, carpenter John Homan, weaver Richard Perkinns, servant man Tramping paper makers as followeth:- John Luke Joseph Turner Robert Arnett Thos. Gibbons 152 NORTHAMPTONSIllRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777 Thos. Pierce Samuel Outley Jenous Joanes The day of appeal will be 18th day of December att ye Hind Inn in Well ingborow &. Edmund Morre, cunstable. LAMPORT Deer. ye 8th., 1777. This is a true list of all people qualified to serve as militia mens in the parish of Lamport. Sir Justn. I sham , bart. Edwd. Lattimore } Thos. Francis, gentleman's servt. Anthoney Palmer farmers Adam Beckton, do. George Rice servts. Thos. Cannon, do. Thos. Hallowell Charles May, do. Wm. Crick, shepard Mathew Grain, do. Wm. Gammidge } . Wm. Smith, do. Richard Crick labourIng Richard Glover, do. George Bamford men Thos. Cooper, blacksmith (John Bamford, deformd.) John Smith } (Wm. SatchWell)} Richard Sturges carpenters (Wm. Taylor) drawn before (Thos. Corby) Willim. Francis, constable. OLD Novr. ye 30th. 1777. A true and exact list of the names of all the persons between the age of eighteen and fourty five residing in the parish of Old. John Clever Richard Dunmore I Thomas Bale John Poole William Miller Thomas Parker J servants Richard Sharman farmers & John Henley John Blunt grasiers William Boys, miller Thomas Eaton William Ibbs, victular Peeter Eaton Benjn. Pratt } t John Dickins Thomas Tomlinson aylors Thomas Gamble Allixander King, woolcomber James Smith William James, carpenter Thomas Freeman Thomas Errington, apothecary Hugh Lovel son William Knowles Thomas Elliot, collermaker J ob Durham labourers (William Foster, apprentis) William Fennell Job Norton, butcher William Knight (John Chapman) } William Ponton (William Mobbs) all drawn Samuel Ponton (Joseph Brains) for the Jonathan Burgis (Thomas Palmer) millitia Andrew BradShaw} (William Henley) before Thomas Newold (William Hopper) Richard Dickins ' servants Benjn. Dickins Thomas Wilkins ORLINGBURY HUNDRED 153 PYTCHLEY Pitchley in Northamptonshire, the 30 November, 1777. A list of persons quarlified to sarve as militea men. Mr. Henry Hensman, farmer John Langley, servant Mikel Lovel, servant Thomas Mobs, laberer John Garlick, laberer William Dickins, laberer William Li1ly, laberer Thomas Coleman, blacksmith William Heard, laberer Thomas Tebut, laberer Joseph Morris, shepard John Simpson, carpinter John Tomson, farmer William Eighton, shomaker Bengeman Garlick, servant Thomas Waters, carpinter 154 NORTHAMPTONSlDRE MILITIA LISTS, 1777 John Mitten, weaver Ephram Palmer, weaver Thomas Bream, servant Daniel Tobet, weaver SCALDWELL This is a true list of all the names beetwen the age of eight teen and forty five capble to serve in the militia dwelling in the parrish of Scaldwell. William Norton, farmer Samuel Tarry, blacksmith William Palmer, farmer John Cox, miller John Green, servant Thos. Markam, weaver William Randel, farmer John Goodman, wool corner Stephen Randel, sener, farmer Stephen Randell, juner, farmer Joseph Baucut, servant John Phips, servant William Clark, weaver George Hull, felmonger John Bottrill, woolcomer Thos. Palmer, felmonger James Law, laborer James Abrahams, felmonger William Watts, farmer Samuel Eaton, farmer Daniel Norton, servant Thos. Eaton, farmer Muns Hardwick, butcher John Webb, servant Thos. Norton, laborer Robert Wagstaff, servant Thos. Gibson, servant John Rice, labourer James Pearsyfull, servant John Jones, servant William Kailely, mason WALGRAVE A list of persons of Walgrave in the county of Northampton from the age of eighteen to forty five with their ranks and occupations. Thomas Garret, miller Francis Blaxley, husbandman Ths. Barnet, laborer John Coles, husbandn. Richd. Knight, single John Smith, single Joseph Knight, single J oseph Linell, single Willm. Worth, servant Willm. York, servant John Barnet, laborer Benjamin Cursly, laborer Burnham Norton, servant John Hadon, laborer John Sheldon, butcher J oseph Lucas, baker Ths. Crodack, single