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GlosGen - Marriages at Stonehouse. 1558 to 1812 Stonehouse, Gloucestershire. UK This transcription is taken from Volume 2 of Gloucestershire Parish Registers - Marriages, edited by W.P.W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L., and published in 1897 by Phillimore & Co. The spelling, grammar and notes are all as recorded in the original document. ------------------------------------------------- NOTE.—The transcript from which this marriage register has been printed was made in 1895 by Mr. Richard Denison Jones, of Stanley St. Leonard, and is now printed by permission of the Rev. William Farren White, Vicar of Stonehouse. Here are subscribed the names of such persons, as have been marryed, since the beginninge of the raigne of or soveraigne lady Elizabeth, by the grace of God of England, France, and Ireland, Queene, defender of ye faith, etc. Imprimis Richard Streete & Joan Cripps 4 May1558 John Diggins & Julian Baker 6 May1558 Walter Mill & Margaret Richards 10 May 1558 Giles Daut & Anne Sanford 7 June1558 Thomas Wakeford & Elizabeth Androwes 17 June1559 Thomas Gibbs & Margaret Sewer 25 Oct. 1559 Lewis Pulford & Katheren Norris 6 Nov.1559 John Kerrye & Joan Morse 6 Nov.1559 Morrys Guy & Alice Gibbs 6 Feb. 1566 John Parkar & Margery Fowler 9 Feb. 1566 William Youle & Elizabeth More 14 Feb. 1566 Thomas Harris & Margaret [blank] 28 May 1566 John Dyer & Anne [blank] 7 Aug. 1566 William Window & Alce [blank] 14 Sep. 1566 John Myll & Ann Osborne 1 Oct. 1566 James Gryndall & Alce [blank] 7 Oct. 1566 William Gibbs & Katheryne Cady 9 Feb. 1566 Giles Daunte & Margaret Dangerfild 17 Mar. 1566 Richard Brymiard & Margaret Tayler 18 Nov. 1567 William Nashe & Elizabeth Smyth 14 Feb.1567 George Birde & Margaret Pecke 20 July 1568 John Jones & Margaret [blank] 28 Oct. 1568 Richard Haseltonn & Joan Knowles 1 Nov. 1568 Michaell Brymiard & Deans Webb 8 May1569 John Tucker & Alce [blank] 28 Nov. 1569 William Gill & Margery More 21 Jan. 1569 Thomas Pumfrey & Catherine Bennet 6 Feb. 1570 William Harmer & Catherine Wood 14 Feb. 1570 Thomas Tayler & Anne Grange 17 May 1571 John King & Joyse Harmer 24 May 1571 Thomas Vaughan & Edeth Bendall 22 July 1571 Thomas Bentley & Anna Bennet 10 Oct. 1571 John Gabb & Elizabeth Birke 20 Nov. 1571 Thomas Smith & Elener Trayherne 7 June 1572 Christopher Dudbridge & Catherene Grange 18 Aug. 1572 Richard Gabb & Joan Alye 12 Oct. 1572 Thomas King & Alice Hascomb 10 Apr. 1573 Richard Norris & Julian Androws 28 Apr. 1573 William Fyld & Mary Bennet 7 Oct. 1574 Richard Symons & Agnes Fowler 28 Oct. 1574 Thomas Cloterboke & Elizabeth Sanford 8 Feb.1574 William Jebb & Margery Smith 9 June 1575 Richard Bens & Mary Wakeman 9 June1575 Thomas Haynes & Joane Daunt 14 July 1575 Thomas Hoges & Anne Woodward, w. 14 Nov. 1575 Page 1 of 22 GlosGen - Marriages at Stonehouse. 1558 to 1812 Thomas Collyer & Anne Gabb 14 May 1576 Richard Clotterboke & Margery Fowler 10 June 1576 Martha Gibbs & Anne Dangerfild 26 Nov. 1576 John Osborne & Margaret Vaysye 1 Dec.1576 Phillipe a Wintle & Elizabeth Gabb 22 July 1577 John Elliotte & Katheren Budding 10 Aug. 1577 Thomas Wolright & Anne Hiet 10 Sep. 1577 Nicholas Arkell & Anne Batte 21 Oct. 1577 Richard Forthe & Elizabeth Perke 6 Nov.1577 John Berde & Margery Gabb 28 Nov. 1577 Richard Elliotte & Mary Hiet 21 June 1578 Richard Harmar & Anne Cloterboke 6 Nov.1578 William Wetmuth & Alice Myll 6 Nov.1578 James Home & Bridget Harmar 3 Mar.1578 William Bennet & Edith Sanford 25 Jan. 1579 Garret Harmer & Bridget Bennet 28 Jan. 1579 Edward Wetmuth & Dorothie Osborne 28 Jan. 1579 Richard Heaven & Elener Aldaye 21 Apr. 1580 William Haynes & Margaret Owen 5 May1580 George Huntington & Maude Brimyard, alias Tomkins 26 Oct. 1580 Edmund Trinket & Elizabeth Peter 26 Oct. 1580 Thomas Wayte & Mary Fowler 14 Nov. 1580 Richard Harris & Elizabeth Vaysie -- ---- ---- Richard a Wood & Alice Bower 12 Jan.1580 Ansell Vaysie & Joane Benet 16 Oct. 1581 William Reynoldes & Jane Cripps, disponsati 7 Nov. 1581 Richard Byham & Jane Selwin 20 Sep.1582 Thomas Rice & Blandina Coldwell 5 Nov.1582 Laurence Sever & Agnes Gay 8 Nov.1582 William Osborne & Agnes Fowler 11 July 1583 Thomas Butcher & Margaret Hascome 18 July 1583 Thomas Mayle & Dorothy Fowler 14 Oct. 1583 Phillip Snell & Alice Carter 19 Oct. 1583 William Winston & Margaret Cowldrell (sic) 18 Nov. 1583 William Dangerfild & Dorothie Vaysie 28 Nov. 1583 Thomas Palmer & Anne Kerrye 26 Jan. 1583 John Elliotte & Alice Dangerfild 14 May1584 George Gabb, alias Welington, & Anne Perke 31 Aug. 1584 Ansell Blanch & Mary Myll 8 Oct.1584 Thomas Fowler & Margaret Dangerfild 15 Oct. 1584 John Robins & Joane Pegler 28 Feb. 1584 William a Wood & Mary Parker 19 July1585 Robert Ball & Alice Fowler 3 Oct.1585 Robert Robinson & Agnes Longe 17 June 1586 Robert Russell & Jane Goade 18 June 1586 Richard Turner & Margery Robins 27 June 1586 Phillip Wathen & Anne Clarke 24 Apr. 1587 George Holder & Mary Kerry --May1588 Thomas Higgons & Mary Chapman 29 July 1588 John Coldwell & Joan Dangerfild 8 Aug. 1588 Richard Dangerfild & Alice Norris 14 Nov. 1588 Anthony Butler & Elizabeth Cripps 21 Dec. 1588 William Androwes & Anne Mill 16 Jan. 1588 [blank] Whitehead & Elizabeth Benet 10 May1589 William Browning & Mary Clarke 27 Oct. 1589 Thomas English & Elizabeth Collyer 17 Nov. 1589 John Whorstone & Margery Dangerfild 8 Jan.1589 Roger Aldridge & Elizabeth Browne 24 Jan. 1589 Page 2 of 22 GlosGen - Marriages at Stonehouse. 1558 to 1812 Thomas Kinge & Anne Aldye 14 July1590 John Westrip, minister, & Elizabeth Daunt 27 Sep. 1590 John Wellington & Joan Russell 23 Nov. 1590 Richard Winston & Perin Stevens 28 Jan. 1590 Miles Phipes & Alice Tayse 13 Nov. 1591 John Dangerfild & Joan Streete 22 Nov. 1591 Richard Dangerfild & Elizabeth Harmer 25 Nov. 1591 George Gardner & Christian Pen 6 Aug. 1592 Edward Chanler & Mary Trotman 15 Oct. 1592 William Lynsie & Agnes Grite 26 Oct. 1592 John Winstone & Alice Bevis 30 Oct. 1592 Richard Walter & Elizabeth Parsons 22 Oct. 1593 William Chapman & Alice Kerry 6 Nov. 1593 John Ussell & Mary Dangerfild 15 Nov. 1593 John Romney & Dorothie Sanford 16 Sep. 1594 Thomas Cooles & Margery Budding 2 Feb.1594 John Stephens & Mary Clarke 15 June 1595 George Farmer & Margaret Wight 2 Oct.1595 Thomas Lane & Katherin Wood 6 Nov. 1595 William Gibbs & Joan Wallis 20 Nov. 1595 Peter Watkins & Mary Gibbes 5 Feb.1595 Richard Frisell & Rebecca Haines 18 Oct. 1596 Richard Androwes & Anne Sineger 21 Oct. 1596 Bridget Wight & John Wyldy 3 Sep. 1599 John Ricket & Elizabeth Smith 22 Oct. 1599 Thomas Dennynge & Margery Osborne 29 Jan.1600 Richard Parker & Margery Gibbes 1 June1601 Walter Mors & Mary Benet 6 July 1601 John Browne & Katherin Webbe 12 July 1601 James Arundell & An Cleark 13 Aug. 1601 Anselme Blanch & Joane Pryde 7 Nov. 1601 James Blanch & Alice Myll 4 Feb. 1602 Morris Eliote & Maude Moore 2 Oct. 1602 Richard Heaven & Agnis Web 18 Aug. 1603 John Richard & Elizabeth Dangerfield 26 July1604 Richard Robbins & Franses Browne 12 Nov. 1604 Stephen Moore & Mary Myll 11 Feb. 1604 Thomas Myll & Isabell Davys 11 Feb. 1604 Richard Freeke, of Oxford, gent., & Anne Dryver, of Withington, w. 5 Aug.1605 Mathie Carter & Alice Wyle 2 Sep.1605 Thomas Grendowre & Sara Fielde 3 Mar.1605 Danyell Sylke & Christian Gopp 3 Mar.1605 Henry Mannynge & Susanna Aldy 22 May 1606 Katheren Harmer & James Cloterbooke 25 May 1606 Thomas Wyma & Alice Chanler 2 Oct. 1606 Richard Foxwell & Dina Rise 16 Oct. 1606 James Heskins & Margaret Pyline 19 Jan.1606 James Frape & Mary Pegler 16 Feb.1606 Mary Harmer & Henrye Chanler 25 June 1607 Julyan Peter & Edward Smyth 10 Oct.1608 John March & Mary Kynge 25 Sep.1609 Henry Browne & Mary Pegler 2 Oct. 1609 Edward Longe & Ann Dangerfield 8 Jan. 1611 Edward Shotford & Elizabeth Brodway 29 Sep. 1611 William Powel & Julian Blosse 17 Oct. 1611 Richard Middlemore & Bridget Hayes 28 Oct. 1611 William----- & Margery Browne -- Nov. 1611 Anselme Atkins & Elizabeth Laurence 30 Apr. 1612 Page 3 of 22 GlosGen - Marriages at Stonehouse. 1558 to 1812 John Clarke & Elnour Huet 2 Nov. 1612 Giles Gibs & Mary -----, w. 23 Nov. 1612 Richard Alford, gent., & Joane Knight, w. -- Apr. 1613 Giles Field & Jane Halyday 1 June 1613 -------Harmour & -------- Collwell -- ----- 1613 James Flower & Joane Dangerfield 16 Aug. 1613 Jasper Selman & Joane Jorden, otherwise called ---- 17 Oct. 1613 Thomas Heynes & Margaret Hill 18 Oct. 1613 John Rice & Elizabeth Daunte 31 Jan. 1613 James Birte & Mehetabel Jessar 10 Oct. 1614 Richard Benet alias Cappay, & Margaret Boleley 3 Nov. 1614 John ----- & Elizabeth ----- -- ---- 1614 Thomas Wodarde & Rebecca Frisol, w. 29 Apr. 1615 William Bat & Tacy Aldridge, w. 26 Oct.1615 John Mill & Jane Parke -- Nov. 1615 Moris Gab & Anne Juland 13 Nov. 1615 Thomas Spokes & Elizabeth Roberts 16 Nov. 1615 John Clarke & Catherine Heaven 15 Jan. 1615 1616, 1617, none [sic] Henry Restel & Jane Mill 21 Sep. 1618 Phillip Snell & Margery Sheene 22 Oct. 1618 Francis Hulings & Eme Ball, w. 30 Nov. 1618 William Gab & Julian Russel 25 Jan. 1618 John Perry & Judith Dangerfield 7 Jan. 1619 John Cornwell & Margery Hicks 12 Jan. 1620 John ------ & Elizabeth Dangerfield 12 Feb. 1620 John ------ & ------ Garner 28 May 1621 Nathaniel ------- & Anne Warner 12 July 1621 William ------ & ------ Gibs -- Oct. 1621 John Organ & Margaret Mill 26 Nov. 1621 William Hill & Ursula ------ 23 Sep. 1622 Richard Washfield & Sarah ------ 5 May1623 Dnll Rice & Sarah Clarke, w. 5 May1623 Nathaniel Chin & Philipa Andros 2 Oct.1623 Richard Frisol & Mary ------ -- Oct.1623 Richard Collyer & Jane Jackson 12 Nov. 1623 ------- Niblet & Elizabeth Ball 8 July 1624 Stephen Dangerfield & Dorothy Sanford 16 Sep. 1624 John Chamberlane & Margery Collyer 11 Oct. 1624 Richard Sever & Margaret [blank] 12 Jan. 1624 Roger Garner & Sibil Clavil 1 Nov.1625 Thomas Churches & Sarah Rice 21 Apr. 1626 John Clutterbooke & ------ Clavil 11 May 1626 Thomas Dangerfield & Elizabeth Dowdeswell 20 May 1626 Edward Arundel & ------ Clarke 6 June1626 William Myll & Ana Jessor 5 Feb.1626 Samuel Ellyn & Jane Clarke 7 May1627 Thomas Twinning & Elizabeth Linsy 21 Jan.
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