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Gloucestershire Parish Registers. Marriages. XV 1 379 1 2 9 P R E F A C E s m i In thi , the fifteenth volu e, are given the M arr age s s six s s c m s Regi ter of pari he , in luding the i portant Regi ter c cc s m . of Thornbury, whi h o upie more than half the volu e ss s s so a s No le than one hundred and fifteen Regi ter , far s c c s s s Marriage are on erned, have now been printed in thi erie , 2 s 1 Th s s 1 8 1 c s 8 . e u ually to , but in many a e to 37 previou volumes include the followi n g pa ri shes n VO LU M E . VOLUME I . VOL . IV ( co t ) . IX ’ Ki ng s Sta nley S nowhill. Owlpe n Te mple Guiti ng Quedgel e y W o r mi ngto n ’ R e ndcombe C hild s Wi ckha m Swind o n Westo n Subedge Forthampton Guiti ng Powe r Nimpsfi e ld Sutton - under- Br ailes Slimbridge To denha m VOLUME X . VOLUME II . VOLUME V . Leo nard Sta nley Hawkesbur y St onehouse C o a l e y Stinchcombe Dursley Ul e y Clifford Cha mbers Owlpen M or eton- i n- the - M arsh C hedwor th VOLUME VI . VOLUME XI . VOLUME III . Minchi nha mpton Nether Swell Wi ckwa r Sto ne Slimbridge Mickleto n Chipping S o dbury Ashto n Subedge Oldbury- o n - the - Hill Matson Didmarto n ’ Bisho p s Cleeve ’ Char lton King s r o X D o singt n VOLUME I I . o s VOLUME IV VOLUME VII . H r ley Hardwicke Hinton- o n- the - Green Cheltenham C heringto n Aston So mer ville Frampton- o n - S e ve m O zleworth Kemerton Newi ngton B a gp a th Nimpsfie ld Lemington Parva Newi ngto n B a gpath s o - o n- o o o h We t n Av n VOLUME VIII . T rtw rt Buckland Ed gworth Sa i ntbury Syde Pr esto n- upon- Sto ur D untisb ourne Abbot s Sta nto n C o l n Rogers X n . n . t VOLUME X III VOL III ( co t ) VOL . XIV ( co ) H or to n Easti ngto n Bo xwell Leighterton Wha ddo n Gr e at Badmi nt o n Broo kthor pe Twi ni ng S o uthr o p Filto n I co mbe Wyck Risi ngto n Acto n Turville VOLUME XI V . To r mart o n a nd West Littleto n Cha pel Acto n Turville The Regi sters i n thi s volume have been tran scribed by m s . s the Rev . W . Sy ond , the Rev E F. Eale , the Rev . T . C . s . m John on , M r W R Storr, the Rev H . Urling S ith , and . s the Rev W Wynn Lloyd , and to them all the Editor de ires s to tender his bes t thanks . Thank are al so d ue to the pari sh clergy fo r leave to print the variou s Regi sters . Their names s c s s are mentioned under the re pe tive Pari he . The reader mus t bear in mind that these transcripts are “ % c c c s c not legal eviden e , and that for ertifi ate the lergy in charge of the Regi s ters mu st be applied to . The Editor desires to impress upon the reader the fact that it i s only volunteer a ssi stance that renders the i ss ue of s s s ss c e the e Regi ter po ible . He will gladly wel ome furth r s help in the work of tran cription . Two volume s annually ought to be i ssued for Gloucester s hire if the same rate of progress is to be maintained a s i n s c s s s ome oth er ountie of thi s erie . PH I I M E . LL O R W P W . 1 2 Cha ncer La ne 4, y , N v 1 0 o ember . , 9 9 ¢ontents. m . PA R I S H . Ya s Thornbury —‘ Oldbury - o h Severn Naunton Ampney Cruci s Sevenhampton f“ Prestbury (filnurezterzhi re agar i zb Regi sters . M a rriages at Thorn bury 1 2 1 5 5 0 to 1 8 . “ TE — B s de s the B o o u h K n o n K o n a n d or o h ch NO e i r g i gt ( ynet ) , M t n, w i now co ns u the a r sh ho n u or m c ud e d d u tit te p i , T r b ry f erly in l Ol b ry, h the ha m e o f C owhill o w a n o h a nd Fa lfie ld wit l t (C ell) , R gew rt y, , h the ha m e s o f h d a nd Bucko ve r a nd co e d wit l t W itfiel , ntain u a d s o f c s o f nd h a cr s o f a s pw r a re la wit e water, f n co mpared with the a cres o the reduced mo der p a r ish. d ur - o u- e ha s a n a nci chur ch h i ts own se a Ol b y S vern ent , wit p rate wa s co s ut d s r d a 1 8 to 1 0 . s Regi te , ting 53 74 It n tit e a eparate 1 pari sh 863. n or h o m r ch o r cua c u d r ho n u ha s Ra gew t y, f r e ly a apelry r y n e T r b ry, n r . a r a r a fiftee th centuy church I ts sep te Regi ste d a tes from 1690 . 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