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Cornwall Parish Registers. Marriages. VIII Co r nwall Par is h ( m arriages. ED ITE D B Y M R E . W . PH I LLI O P W . , M A , R THOMAS TAYLO , M . A . , ’ V ar . t i i c of S t j us n P enwzth . A N D H MR S . J. G LEN C ROSS . VOL . VI I I . 10110011 I S SUE D TO xm: S UB S CRIBERS BY PH I LLI MOR E Co 12 H A C Y A 4 , C N ER L NE , I 90 5 P R E F A C E . Those who have wat ch ed the patient laborious effort by whi c h only it has become possible to issue two volumes of Cornish Registers every year , will appreciate the feeling o fsatisfaction wherewith the editors again commit the results the of the of their labours into hands subscribers . I t was B o c — a rad . o r hoped th t Boconnoc , , and St Winnow som e of e —w e e the th m ould hav b en included in present volume , was e out the but , as point d in a previous issue , contents of a volume are condition ed by the amount of available e e w a e material , and it seemed b tt r to print h t was alr ady in hand than to wait until the entries of the above parishes were transcribed . Not th at subscribers hav e any reason to be disappointed with the contents of the volum e as it ff is here presented . Few parishes a ord more interesting material to the genealogist than those which are h ere dealt with . The o f Rashlei h C ol uite Tretfr surnames g , q , Cotton , y , and Kendall , are of more than ordinary interest , and these and many others highly esteemed and honourably known are to be found h erein 137 9 0 70 The editors have noted with sympath etic interest the of formation a Devon and Cornwall Record Society , and for this venture they have no words but those of commen Th dation and encouragement . e existence of such a Society can never affect the present undertaking prejudicially ; the f o . field enqui ry is wide enough for both Indeed , if at any time arrangem ents are made by the Record Society for the o f printing any particular register in Cornwall , the editors own will gladly pretermit their claim , their primary object , was as stated in a former issue , being the preservation i ' o e co ies. r cords by printed p At the same time , they feel confident that subscribers to the Parish Register Series will have no cause to regret their adhesion to the present sch eme . e e of e e e The r ad r will , course , rem mb r that thes printed abstracts of marriage registers are not ! evidence in the technical sense . Certified extracts must still be obtained when evidence o fa Marriage is required for proving a pedigree ' o f or . in a court law , when registering it at H eralds College For such certificates application must be made to the clergy in charge o f the original registers . The reader is indebted to Mr . W . H . L . Shadwell , for his courtesy in allowing the collation of the parochial n e tries with the transcripts in his custody , and to the clergy who to e have permitted the registers be print d , Their names are mentioned under the various parishes . I t only remains to say that the editors will gladly wel come further help in the work of transcribing registers for future I X volu mes . They hope to send Volume to press at an early date . ! ourenta P H Y ARIS . EARS . — Fo wey 1568 18 12 — Tywardreath 1642 i 8 12 — Lostwithiel 160 9 18 12 — L uxulyan 1594 I 8 12 1 —r i z St . Cl eer 6 78 8 aornwall [parish R egisters. Marriag es at Fowey , 8 18 2 156 to 1 . — Nor a Th ere are few R egi sters which can compare with th ose o fFo wey bi and c om e en ss om 1 u to h s n m for l e l e . F 68 t e e e e gi ity pl t r 5 , p pr t ti , e e are e few a s but i n the ea ea s of the 1 cen u th r v ry g p , rly y r 7th t ry , th ere i s o ccasio nally a doubt as to the year und er wh ich some ofthe l e ac One i n e es i n ma ia e a of en es s ou b e . omas tri h d pl d t r t g rr g , th t Th Dickwood and M a a T reffr i n 1 has been i en ifie as a o f rth y 594, d t d th t ’ a en s o f Hu Pe er s the P o ec o s a se and c a a n who the p r t gh t r t t r dvi r h pl i , n o e Hi l was beh eaded o T w r l . o ume a ell se e boo arc men l ea es es V l I , w pre rv d k with p h t v , giv the a isms om 1 to 1 0 6 M a i a es om 1 68 to 1 0 and B pt fr 543 7 , rr g fr 5 7 7, 60 to 0 um mi a i n c arac i ur i al s om 1 1 . o e si te con nues B fr 3 7 7 V l II , l r h r , t m - the ma i a ecor to 1 . o lu e 1 1 8 and o lume rr ge r d 754 V III , 754 79 , V IV ‘ - 1 8 18 12 are ose esc ibe b Ha i c e s A ct. The Rev . T . 79 , th pr r d y rdw k Taylor has copi ed the entries whi ch are now printed by permission M .A H . N . P u ce l . ic ofFo and Ho n of Rev. e o a Canon the r l , , V ar w y , r ry l ofTruro Cath edra . VOLU ME I I . john Colquite jone R ai shl eigh Adam Andrew jone Lukes Thomas D i ckwood e Alse P enhale john Gooddall Annis P awlye Michael Williams Katherine john Hodge Margaret Tomme john Stephen johan his wife M r . john Argall Anne his wife Robert Gery L owdy Eustice William Roberts jone his wife john Wac om Blanch Vanston William Eustice Elizabeth Snell Walt er Hitchens Margery Powre William H amblye L owr a Wandrye — CORNWALL VI I I . n r e r Cor wall Pa ish R giste s . Benet Buckler Alse Alyn 2 2 hi ay 15 70 Robert Toser Margaret I sb ell 26 Nov . 2 john Cooke joan Vanston 8 N ov . h . john T rewolly Kitty Rais leigh 5 .Feb john Maye jone R ai shl eigh john Withell jane Raishleigh I 3 Feb . w William H ygan jone his ife 2 2 Feb . 1 john Lampen Elizabeth Tome I 9 Ikug . 5 71 Peter Lampen jone Tomme Robert P omery Katherine his wife 11 hi ay 15 72 Thomas Libbie jone Birch 19 May Edmond Genis Tho msyn Felian 15 june Flan Donall Annis Longe 28 Sep . Thomas R aishleigh Elizabeth Trevanion 29 june I S73 john B adcock jone j ulian 2 july Thomas D owble N icholl Tankin 8 july E mmo t e 2 Richard jone H i ke 4 Sep . H unken B ttri 1 john jone o s 8 Oct . r d F james Cleka jone rott 19 Oct . Thomas Tomme jone Kerh 2 IJ OV . Edmond Genis N icoll Adam 17 jan . t A R aishle 20 I Thomas Penson , gen , nnis y june 5 74 Walter Wooe Mary Toser 20 july 2 Robert Cleare Margaret 4 Aug . n Wi thell 1 William Monday ja e 3 Aug . Tho msi n john Francis 7 Sep . k john Saunders joan Pac et 2 1 Sep . ibill 81. S john Weymouth Pickens 30 Nov . Gar v ei h 1 Francis Holman Petronell g 7 jan . Cal sh j ohn Maryan Maye 30 jan . o h T ho ms n P o m r j n Banick y e y 31 jan . john Hodge Margaret Pears 31 jan . Mark Benett Bridget Tomkin 11 juh; I S7S Rai shlei h B on than john g Alce y 5 Sep . R a shlei h james Kestell Avice y g 5 S ep . H ll 26 Thomas y Annis Perkin Sep . B aldrom 2 William Ward Ag [n] es 9 Sep . Robert William Annis Browne 7 May 15 76 john Cobb jone Downe 14 hday w Ed ard jane Agnis Robin s 2 1 hday Fomey Mar r iages . Richard Band jone G ir mo nd Timothy jollif jone Marten Richard Forrest Elizabeth B arnec o t john William jone Ranke William P o wkye Elizabeth P omery Thomas Bolier Elizabeth Rawlyn john L av edd on Constance H arvie Henry Vine jone Phillip john Colquite Alse Bewes Richard Godfry Annis Mallet john G oddall jone Gold john Teage Grace L aco urte Henry julyan Elizabeth Penquite Richard Penquite B ersy Benet Colombe M argaret Flower john Shutt Nicoll Doble john Stronge Margaret Lukes john Dunne jone Fl eminge Richard D uckett Oner Williams john R aishleigh Katherine B onythan Nicholas Andrew Ellen Kinge Davye William Margaret D ickwoode G uillam D ysance Al c e john Evans Alse B eryman Thomas Fawcett Thomsyn Capleman john Cleare L owdy Cadbery john Cooke jane P omery Tristram Harris Elizabeth jelians George Water 8: Elizabeth Fleman john William Katherine Tomme Henry H unken Elizabeth Botrio Edward Dier Margaret B adc ocke john Eustice jane Robins Thomas Ellen Margery Warde W'illiam Lee Margery Eden Robert Wiat Petronell Holman Henry Lambe Grace Gregory William Ley Thomsyn Maye Alexander Bathe Annis Vanston Valentine Bande Elizabeth Vian ll h e Cornwa Paris R gisters .
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