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Page 1 of 56 THE PARISH REGISTERS OF TWYFORD HAMPSHIRE 1626 to 1837 TWYFORD MARRIAGES - 1626 to 1837 - Revised 18 JULY 2008 Transcribed from a document produced and edited by M H Hughes, MA, DM - in 1966, and checked by Author against microfiche and original documents. Additional Notes added January to April 2008 Additional information has been added to the file from the 'Vicars Day Book' maintained by James Hodges Vicar for the period 1825 to 1848 Hampshire Record Office reference 64A 07 (A1 - A2) - Miscellaneous file Fiche numbers 774 to 780. Data examined and input onto a computer data base by B M Sullivan ACMA Telephone 01425 655827 Data only checked by Author. Notes 1 - Page No on the left of the document refer to M H Hughes page Numbers. ( Pages 1 - 3 Narrative - not printed) 2 - No on the left of the document - Each entry has been given a line Number to correspond with entries made by M H Hughes 3 - Where M H Hughes has put a note on the line below an entry(ies) the note has been shown for completeness on the relevant line 4 - Where from January 1813 M H Hughes has abbreviated an entry e.g. Lab for Labourer, psh for parish and T for Twyford this has now been amended in line with the original entry. 5 - Some minor errors have been found in M H Hughes transcript and these have been amended accordingly. 6 - The Page and Number on the right of the document refer from 1813 to the original entries in the Parish Register from that date 7 - Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this document by checking against M H Hughes' original document, and the original documents held by Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, Hampshire Record Office, Winchester the Author cannot be held responsible for any errors. 8 - If you wish to use the information you should always check back to the original documents held on microfiche at Hampshire Record Office, Winchester 9 - The Author would be pleased if you could notify him of any errors in this document. Acknowledgement:- HAMPSHIRE ARCHIVES AND LOCAL STUDIES, HAMPSHIRE RECORD OFFICE, Winchester, SO23 8TH. Page 1 Twyford Marriages 1626 - 1837 Revised 18 July 2008.xls Page 2 of 56 Page 2 Twyford Marriages 1626 - 1837 Revised 18 July 2008.xls Page 3 of 56 Page Male Other Residence of Female Other No No Date Year Male Surname Mark Status Female Surname Mark Status Residence of Bride Remarks Parish Name(s) Groom Name(s) MHH 70 1 19.11.1627 1627 Young John Phillips Bettress Twyford 70 2 27.11.1627 1627 Singleton William Marriner Katherine Twyford 70 3 14.01.1627 1628 Dummer John Beare Elizabeth Twyford 70 4 12.02.1627 1628 Wermouth Henrie Poore Jane Twyford 70 5 18.02.1627 1628 Charker Thomas Phillips Annie Twyford 70 6 18.02.1627 1628 Inwood William Hatut Susan Twyford 70 7 28.07.1628 1628 Smyth William Tee Hester Twyford 70 8 02.08.1628 1628 Ventum Henrie Cooper Jane Twyford 70 9 02.08.1628 1628 Hockley Henrie Barber Joane Twyford 70 10 07.09.1628 1628 Cloude Thomas Wilkins Bridget Twyford 70 11 20.10.1628 1628 Davis Thomas Parker Joane Twyford 70 12 23.10.1628 1628 Weight Daniel Newton Edith Twyford 70 13 03.11.1628 1628 Burnell Thomas Cole Elizabeth Twyford 70 14 29(23).11.1629 1629 Hide William Warren Marie Twyford 70 15 29.03.1630 1630 Barber Laurence Langford Dorothie Twyford 70 16 29.04.1630 1630 Mallard Clemence Coomes Joane Twyford 70 17 28.06.1630 1630 Edgerton Henrie Coles (Colis) Ann Twyford 70 18 10.10.1630 1630 Cooper Richard Hellier Mary Twyford 70 19 19.10.1630 1630 Collins Thomas Phillips Elizabeth Twyford 70 20 26.09.1631 1631 Westcombe Nicholas Singleton Julian Twyford 70 21 17.10.1631 1631 Futcher Walter Manward Margaret Twyford 70 22 19.12.1631 1631 Tarrant John Ratklife/Parklife Emline Twyford 70 23 31.05.1632 1632 Cowdrie John Frowde Elizabeth Twyford 70 24 16.07.1632 1632 Spearing John Veads Ide Twyford 70 25 07.02.1632 1633 Smyth Nicholas Christopher Judeth Twyford 70 26 04.03.1632 1633 Smyth William Crovij? Eliz Twyford 09.05.1633 70 27 1633 Turner als Littlefield Bernard Hooker Joane Twyford 70 28 02.07.1633 1633 Arnoll Thomas Noyse Ffrancis Twyford 70 29 06.06.1633 1633 Weidge George Colebrook Elizabeth Twyford 70 30 03.02.1633 1634 Hammon John Middleton Joane MH Hughes recorded Joan in error Twyford 70 31 21.04.1634 1634 Hitchcocke John Madlin Elizabeth Twyford 70 32 21.07.1634 1634 Martin William Tee Elizabeth Twyford 70 33 13.10.1634 1634 Beane Ralph Reeve Elizabeth Twyford 70 34 26.01.1634 1635 Collins Thomas Fulker Katherine Twyford 70 35 01.05.1635 1635 Tarrant Peeter Oldfield Elioner Mr Peeter and Mrs Elioner Twyford 70 36 04.04.1635 1635 Entry erased Twyford 70 37 07.07.1635 1635 Hatut John Baylie Marie Twyford 70 38 14.09.1635 1635 Churcher Roger Noyse Ann Twyford 70 39 28.09.1635 1635 Glaspoole John Churcher Elizabeth Twyford 70 40 15.06.1636 1636 Dibden John Beane Annie Twyford 70 41 21.07.1636 1636 Browning Richard Smyth? Elizabeth Widow Twyford 70 42 09.10.1636 1636 White William Hatutt Alice Twyford 70 43 18.10.1636 1636 Hatcher John Symmes Jane Twyford 70 44 17.11.1636 1636 Noyse Richard Hatut Anne Twyford 70 45 19.10.1637 1737 Harfield Richard Welche Annie Twyford 71 1 02.04.1638 1638 Smyth Thomas Sharpe Christian Twyford 71 2 05.08.1638 1638 Laurence John Collier Elizabeth Twyford 71 3 08.10.1638 1638 Tarleton John Wooll Margaret Twyford 71 4 13.05.1639 1639 Colebrooke John Symmes Joane Twyford 71 5 13.06.1639 1639 Poole William Waterman Olive Twyford 71 6 14.07.1639 1639 Deane John Maye Rose Twyford 71 7 26.11.1639 1639 Jennings William Charker Elizabeth Twyford Page 3 Twyford Marriages 1626 - 1837 Revised 18 July 2008.xls Page 4 of 56 Page Witness - Witness Witness - Witness Witness - Witness Christian Page Number No No Mark Mark Mark Parish Vicar Fee paid £ Surname Christian Name Surname Christian Name Surname Name Parish Register MHH Banns s d 70 1 Twyford 70 2 Twyford 70 3 Twyford 70 4 Twyford 70 5 Twyford 70 6 Twyford 70 7 Twyford 70 8 Twyford 70 9 Twyford 70 10 Twyford 70 11 Twyford 70 12 Twyford 70 13 Twyford 70 14 Twyford 70 15 Twyford 70 16 Twyford 70 17 Twyford 70 18 Twyford 70 19 Twyford 70 20 Twyford 70 21 Twyford 70 22 Twyford 70 23 Twyford 70 24 Twyford 70 25 Twyford 70 26 Twyford 70 27 Twyford 70 28 Twyford 70 29 Twyford 70 30 Twyford 70 31 Twyford 70 32 Twyford 70 33 Twyford 70 34 Twyford 70 35 Twyford 70 36 Twyford 70 37 Twyford 70 38 Twyford 70 39 Twyford 70 40 Twyford 70 41 Twyford 70 42 Twyford 70 43 Twyford 70 44 Twyford 70 45 Twyford 71 1 Twyford 71 2 Twyford 71 3 Twyford 71 4 Twyford 71 5 Twyford 71 6 Twyford 71 7 Twyford Page 4 Twyford Marriages 1626 - 1837 Revised 18 July 2008.xls Page 5 of 56 Page Male Other Residence of Female Other No No Date Year Male Surname Mark Status Female Surname Mark Status Residence of Bride Remarks Parish Name(s) Groom Name(s) MHH 71 8 31.01.1639 1640 Stronge Nicholas Bufford Audrie Twyford 71 9 24.06.1640 1640 Hathut Richard Baker Elizabeth Twyford 71 10 02.11.1640 1640 Raynolds John Pitfall Ann Twyford of Clidsden were married by a licence from the Consistory Court granted the - 71 11 14.02.1640? 1641 Charker Thomas Hewes Alice 14 day of February - 14 Twyford 71 12 26.04.1641 1641 Davy William Langford Susan by vertue of a Licence Twyford 71 13 26.07.1641 1641 Waterman John Tee Ann Twyford 71 14 07.10.1641 1641 Colebrooke Richard Smyth Annie Twyford 71 15 14.01.1641 1642 Churcher William Tanner Margaret Twyford 71 16 31.01.1641 1642 Bulbeck John Daniel Mary Twyford 71 17 02.02.1641? 1642 Barber Laurence Tee Elizabeth Twyford 71 18 1642 1642 No heading for 1642 Twyford 71 19 06.??.1642 1642 Gardner William Collins Katherine widow No heading for 1642 Twyford 71 20 07.11.1642 1642 Rooke William Sutton Elizabeth No heading for 1642 Twyford 71 21 1643 1643 1643 Nil Twyford 71 22 23.07.1644 1644 Margerum Thomas Seymour Susanna Mr Thomas & Mrs Susanna Twyford 71 23 07.10.1644 1644 Overton Thomas Faythfull Susanna Twyford 71 24 25.11.1644 1644 Hadley Thomas Wight Agnes Mrs Agnes Twyford 71 25 06.02.1644 1645 Baker Richard Hatut Jdeth Twyford 71 26 22.12.1645 1645 Smyth George Smyth Susan Twyford 71 27 06.05.1646 1646 Yeoman Richard Vin Katherine Twyford 71 28 28.01.1646 1647 Smyth John Collins Jane Twyford 71 29 07.12.1647 1647 Segar George Young Marie Roger scored Twyford 71 30 21.12.1647 1647 Spencer George Charker Marie Twyford 71 31 13.04.1648 1648 Noyse Richard Hide Marie Twyford 71 32 25.09.1648 1648 Barnard William Ames Temperance Twyford 71 33 30.01.1648 1649 Case John Butt Marie Twyford 71 34 17.04.1649 1649 Newlin John Warner Joane widowe Twyford 71 35 08.10.1650 1650 Compton William Hopkins Alice Twyford 71 36 1651 1651 No marriages recorded 1651 Twyford 71 37 1652 1652 No marriages recorded 1652 Twyford 71 38 19.05.1653 1653 Spencer Thomas Hinckes Dorothie Twyford 71 39 26.09.1653 1653 Edwards Henry Stubbington Annie Twyford 71 40 1654 1654 1654 Nil Twyford 72 1 27.12.1655 1655 Eare John Wooll Eleaner Twyford 72 2 06.01.1656 1657 Ffrankling William Walter Dorothie Twyford 72 3 19.01.1656 1657 Harfield John Baker Judith Twyford 72 4 22.01.1656 1657 Cosen Richard Ffaithfull Judith Twyford 72 5 02.06.1857 1857 Cole John Singleton Alice Twyford 72 6 29.08.1657 1657 Charker William Ffutcher Alice Twyford 72 7 22.09.1657 1657 Hilles Steven Barber Elizabeth Twyford 72 8 01.10.1657 1657 Harfield Robert Mudford Abigail Twyford 72 9 31.12.1657 1657 Hayward John Young Clordellet Twyford 72 10 20.01.1657 1658 Vuller Christopher Martin Anne Twyford 72 11 1658 1658 No Marriages were recorded for 1658 Twyford 72 12 05.04.1659 1659 Gifford Will Smith Elenor Twyford 72 13 1660 1660
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