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N O TT IN G HAM S H IRE P R I T E R S A S H R E G I S . marriages. XI . ’ pmum o xn s P AR S H RE G S T R n vI I E s mn s . on v n t t s vn . ( o . , o xl. ) h m P a r i s h E DITE D BY . I I M R . P H LL O M . A . W P W E, , G . G . BONS E R . V OL . X1 . BROXT WE WAP EN TA : O KE NORTH purr . ‘ . “ : f — 4 3 j 9 7 . 3 n 9 « fi k L, g Q lonbon IS S U E D THE B C B R BY P HILLIM ORE Co . TO SU S RI E S , 2 Y L . 1 4, CHANCER ANE 1 90 7. P R E F A C E THE present is the eleventh volume o f N ottin ghamshire P arish e is an d c of x e R g ters , in ludes a series si marriag registers from e in the north part o f B r oxtowe Wapentake . These are f wer than es the i e of the former volum , but populat on of s veral villages included i s much greater than the ave rage of the parishes whose a s to registers havealready been printed . Th nk are due the parish clergy who have permitted their registers to be printe d . With l i . D o ds e e i e f or ic . the except on of Sk gby , wh h M ss M A y has be n s e t e re ponsible , all the r gisters in the presen volum have been n transcribed by Mr . G . G . Bo ser . 1 37 9 21 2 n c to c m m The entries , as before , have bee redu ed a om on for , and the following abbreviations adopted wi we wi . e . w . do r or dow d daught r of the i s . s . s i s e si le w . p n t r , ng oman , p of par h of son i c . in the i ce se . or . d o d o of s . i th b . b achelor or ingle man c o n e coun ty of ' - - i i e . k . w i e . e l en c . f . w fram e ork kn tt r Zz c marr ag c The spelling of the surn ame s is in all cases the same as in t s c the original registers , but the Chris ian names have in mo t ases been tran slated or modernise d . It must be remembered that these printe d abstracts of “ ” m e r e s arriage r gisters a e not evid nce in the technical ense . Certified copies must still be obtained when evidence o f a marriage e i e i e c o f or is need d for prov ng a p d gr e in a ourt law , when ’ e i i li regist r ng t at Heralds College . F or such certificates app c ation must be made to the clergy in charge of the original i reg sters . It should be borne in mind that previous to 1 75 2 the years c c n on e th o f were al ulated as begi ning the s March , so that a e c on the 2 0th of marriage entered as having tak n pla e , say , F ebruarv1 6 2 e l cc e on in 1 6 2 cc in , 4, r al y o urr d that day 5 a ord g i i e to our reckoning . Th s is somet m s expresse d by or 1 6 2 - 45 . o e the e the e N index is issu d with volum , as E ditors b lieve t i that it is better o print as many registers as poss ble , and to defer in dex - making until the register s still in manuscript are place d beyond the risk o f loss . o e a an d c n The next v lum is lready partly printed , will ontai par ishes in Thurg arton Wapentake . 1 2 Cha n cer Z a n e 4, y , S eptember 1 907. Gtontents. ' YE A R s . P AG E . Eastwood 1 7 1 1 - 1 8 1 2 Selston 1 559- 1 8 1 2 Sutton - in -Ashfield Kirkby - in - Ashfield Skegby 1 569- 1 8 1 2 Teversali 1 5 72 - 1 8 1 2 E RRATUM . P a e 0 li ne 1 or Gelsho read Ge lstro . g 4 , 3, f p p mattingbamsbire [parish R egisters a s tw o od Ma r r i a g es a t E , 2 1 7 1 1 to 1 8 1 . NOTE — The Regi ste rs of thi s P ari sh commence in 1 7 1 1 a n d a re 1 2 i n c e s b i c e s a r e c e wi c e c e e h y 5 % n h , of par hm nt th par hm nt ov r d e a r e i n e celle c i i a n d fin e w i i . b oard s . Th y x nt ond t on hand r t ng “ T h s e n e c s The o ld e i s e s f c i s en i s e fir t try r ord that R g t r o hr t ng , marriages burials of the pari sh of E a stwood in the county N i b ei l s in the i s e of ott ngham , ng o t burn ng of my par onag se the 2 n d e 1 1 1 i s e b e u b me P e e hou day of Jun , 7 , th y ar g n y , t r L l el ec he s i P i s O n the c e i s a ou , R tor of t a d ar h ov r an e S l e i s P i s w a s e c n i c e ntry that arah at of th ar h , x ommu at d i l th i 1 7 1 8 . It s re markab e that e nam e of the P ar sh i s s p elt i n so iff e e w s b the e i s E s w i n 1 1 1 many d r nt ay y R g trar , a t ood 7 , w o n twi 1 E stw a l 1 s i E a s o d a d E a s th in 7 53, y e in 769 , E tw a te in 1 8 E stw a te in 1 8 . 7 3, and y 7 4 i 1 2 s l . i e s c e c e b b in c l. Vo um II of par hm nt , n h y ound a f “ It c omm ence s : The Re gi ste r of E a sw o o d or E a stw ith in the ” c N i 1 2 N e w S le . c i s n i o f ounty of ott ngham , 75 , ty It onta n oth ng i muc h inte re st . O n e e ntry n 1 76 2 i s to the e ffect that no affidavit w a s rec e ive d that M ary Whiting w a s b uri e d in Woollen according l e Ac t P li th i e e n si e c e M e . to a at of ar am nt , and on d of ov r a mo to the e ffec t that Rob e rt and SamuelGrange r w e re C hurc hw ard e n s i n 1 782 . l e . i s e i c es b a n d i s i n the Voum III of pap r , 9 n h y form e sc i b e . co e ce s ece b e 1 a n d n i s es ece b e pr r d It mm n D m r , 7 54, fi h D m r , 1 78 1 . l e . i s e b in c l a n d the s e si z e Vo um IV of pap r , ound a f, of am a s l e . c e ce s i n 1 8 2 a d l i Vo um III It omm n 7 n conc ud e s n 1 798 . l e . s o f e b in c l 1 in che s b Vo um V i pap r , ound a f, 5 y and i n the e sc i b e b the A t 2 6 c G e e . c c s i 1 form pr r d y org II , ommen e n 798 n 1 1 and e d s i n 8 2 . The Re i s e s e b een i n sc b e b M r .
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