NASSABURGH HUNDRED

BAINTON A lest of all persons betwen the ages of eighteen and forty five years. Richard Gamer, constable of Benton. I. (Mr. William Barker) farmer 2. John Canwell, farmer 3. Thomes Nottingham, farmer 4. Edward Nottingham, farmer, his not in parsh at present 5. Samuel Garner, bossher 6. (W. Calesdine, poor man) three children & pended 7. Matthew Jackson, poor man 8. Robert Flower, plowrite 9. (Edward Gadsby, poor man) three children 10. John Falconer, well rite 11. (Frances Digdike) printer 12. (William Kew) poor, fore children 13. Natel AIling, poor man 14. (William Jesson, poor man) three children & clark 15. John Smith, poor man 16. Richard Jackson, poor man Chris. 17. (Cate) Blads, a savent 18. William Boyfield, a savent 19. William Smith, a savent 20. (John Yorwoord, massner) five children 21. (Nekles Lown, poor man) three children 22. (Richard Palmer, poor man) three children 23. William Shefeld, a savent 24. John Pendard, a savent 25. John Clark, a sarvent, one eyes 26. James Horning, blacksmith & freebrogh The meeting his on Saturday eleventh day of December at house ofWilliam EIger in to bee thare by nine of the clock in forenoon that all persens think themselselves thereby agrived may then appeal and no peale will be afterwardes received.

BARNACK Barnick list. John Sisson, farmer David Jeson, tayler Moses Sisson, farmer (Thomas Draycote, laber) William Burbide, farmer 4 children Juner, Moses Sisson, farmer Gorge Dolby, laber Richard Sims, cartpinder John Smith, laber Richard Dolby, laber Lucass Jaxson, laber (Thomas Low, blacksmith) (David Bullimer, cartpinder) 3 children apprentice (Thomas Pridmore, shewmacker> Robert Hays, bacor 5 children John Rudkin, shewmacor (Thorns Page, shewmacker) (Edward Lenton, shewmacor) 4 children 7 children NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 127

James Coal, shepperd Richard Smith, sarvent John Tasker, laber Francis Redin, sarvent (John Gamble, masner) and William Backor, laber (freborow) peace officer Robart Canner, sarvent William Smithergale, sarvent (Robart Barrow, sarvent) William Earle, shepperd John Morris, myellier Francis Gamble, bblacksmith John Tayler, sarvent (William Gamble, masner) Toby Brown, shepperd apprentice Larans Gilbart, cartpinder Samewell Andrew, tayler John Yarwood, laber Joseph Younger, laber SamuelJaxson,sarvent William Burbige, buther William Lewes, sarvent John Maulsbuary, laber (George Ward, lame) (Samewel Wing, shepperd, bad of eyfightsit) blind Cunstobels Richard Boor John Gambol

PI LSGATE . December ye 11 th. 1762. A list of the inhabitants to be drafted on the militia. William Molshin, labourer Robart Twelvetree, do. John Scotney, shephard • John Tabner, servant Thomas Mapasey, do. Thomas Pears J ames Smithringale (William Ashley, labourer) 5 children (Thomas Chatboum) do. 9 (Mathew Burbidge) do. 9 (William Jesson) do. 6 (John Pridmore) shoemaker, do. 3 (John Allin, farmer) & headborough, do. 4 children (Jos. Harrison, a servant to the Earl of Exeter his family repoes at Pilsgate and he stood the ballot for ) (Peter Hill, servant to do. and stood the ballot for do. then his family resided at Saint Martens [Stamford Baron] but since removed to Pilsgate) (John Lilley, sarvant and stood the ballot for Rutlandshire) Thomas Pears John Lowe Constables

SOUTHORPE Southarpe list. William Barker, cunstable John Sweby, mason Willm. Scotney, shepard John Allin, farmer John Hurd, farmer man (Willm. Allin, heardborough) (Willm. Goodyer, fore children) Thos. Allin, farmer labour 128 NOR THAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY (George Sisson, fore children) (Edward Cunnington, fore labour children) labour Stiles Beaver, farmer Peter Beaston, milner Willm. Sharp, farmer man Abraham Batts, milner man (Thos. Roberson, not capable) an John Hays, gardiner idiot Wm. The mark X of sworn Barker

BOROUGH FEN A list of persons names dwelling and living in in the liberty of St John Baptist Peterborough in the County of Northampton from the ages of eighteen to forty five years taken this thirteenth day of Deer. 1762. John Cole, farmer Charles Moore, graizer Christopher Jarvis, servant Thos. Moore, labrour Frans. F oareman, labrour Saml. Watson, servant Thos. Porter, graizer Thos. Kitchings, do. John Wolton, do. Millecent Gunton, victualer Thos. Griffin, do. Wm. Bennington, servant Ezekel Jackson, servant Wm. Speeckly, farmer Thos. Alien Peter Grummell, servant (Thos. Allen, do., lame) (Wm. Allen, farmer, infirm'd) Isaac Pickaver, do. (Thos. Sims, labrour) 3 children Hugh Wych, butcher Thos. Gray, servant Wm. Ridley, servant Phillip Henson, do. (Wm. Preston, labrour) 3 ch. John Dunmore, do.

CASTOR A list of the inhabitance and servents in Castor wit Milton that is qualified to serve one the melishe for the parrish above menched for Northampton­ shire as folrith. December ye 3, 1762. 1. Mr. Wright Serjent, ferm. 2. Mr. Wm. Wright, surgon 3. Mr. John Peeter, fermer 4. Mr. Tho. Bate, fermer 5. Mr. Wm. Wolgrave, fermer 6. Mr. Rob. Laxton, fermer 7. Mr. Clem. Tompson, fermer 8. Mr. Knotton, gardner Number of children. 9. Mr. Crow, park keeper Each famleys 10. (Nat. Guding, miller) 4 children 11. (John Shelston, carpend.) 8 dit. 12. (Tho. Chapel, blmacks.) 3 dit. 13. (Wm. Shelston, bacor) 3 dit. 14. (Tho. Brown, taler) 3 dit. 15. John Darby,juner, weellrigh btc. 16. James Stanger, shumaker btc. 17. (John Ashby, viller) 6 dit. 18. Tho. Porders, blmacks. 2 dit. NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 129 19. Edward Serjant, bacor btc. 20. Mr. Wm. Serjant, farmer 21. John King, laber 2 dit. 22. (Wm. Smith, taler) 3 dit. 23. Wm. Suton, laber 1 dit. 24. Tho. Dolby, shepard 2 dit. 25. (Wm. Cope, laber) 5 dit. 26. (Tho. Liming, shomaker) 4 dit. 27. (Wm. Hill, laber) 3 dit. 28. (Wm. Chamberling, bucher) 6 dit. 29. (Tho. Shelston, carpindr.) 6 dit. 30. (Tho. Judson, laber) 7 dit. 31. (John Stimson, shepard) 5 dit. 32. John Broten, laber 2 dit. 33. Tho. Serjeant, laber 2 dit. 34. James WiIlkson, carpinder wid. 35. Mathe. Boland, laber 2 dit. 36. Tho. Bate, backer bet. 37. Wm. More, laber 38. Wm. Edwards, laber 39. (Tho. Dawkens, wever) 3 dit. 40. (John Burbig. laber) 4 dit. 41. (Wm. Herson, laber) 4 dit. 42. Tho. Snel, laber 2 dit. Newman 43. Edward (Numon) laber 1 dit. 44. (Gorg. Green, laber) 4 dit. 45. John Hale, masner 46. John Dunston, laber Twelv 47. (Tho. Tweltrees, laber) Thos. Twelvetrees 48. John Woddell, laber 49. Robt. Cuper, serven 50. (Mr. Brickwod, turpik) 51. John Parrish, serven 52. Robt. Peper, dit. 53. Robt. Ex, shepard 54. Wm. Sandfild, dit. 55. Wm. Rowell, dit. 56. Robt. Gregry, dit. 57. Gabril Core, dit. 58. John Traton, dit. 59. Wm. Quiner, dit. Wilkinson 60. Mathey (y groom) dit. 61. Richard Hudson, sheprd. 62. Wm. Lenton, dit. 63. Tho. Gilby, dit. 64. ' Wm. Cobley, laber 6 dit. 65. Wm. Dolby, sheprd. 66. Wm. Leading, servent Robt. Wright, custable 130 MISCELLANY

Notes (1) bet. = bachelor btc. = bachelor wid. = widower (2) Nos 54-60 and 62-3 have been counted as servants and not as shep­ herds in Tables 2a and 3a. If nos 54-60 had been shepherds, it would have been unnecessary for Robert Wright, the constable, to indicate that no 61 was also a shepherd. Moreover, 'Mathey y groom' is more likely to have come into the category of servant rather than shepherd. Nos 62 and 63 are more difficult to place. If they were shepherds this would mean that, out of 66 listed men, seven (10.6 per cent) were employed in looking after sheep. This is an exceptionally high proportion compared with other occupations, even at Castor where sheep were numerous (p. 117). (One shepherd is also recorded at each of Castor's two hamlets, and Sutton.) More­ over, it will be seen from the table of 'Number of children. Each famleys' that Wright was quite unreliable in his use of-the abbreviation 'dit' (ditto).

AILSWORTH Deem. 11 1762. A lest of the in habants and sarvents of Alesworth from the aedge of 18 ten to the aedge 45. Willm. Driggs, farmer (Will. Clapol, labear, poeer man, John Briggs, farmer 4 children) Danoll Baet, farmer (Willm. Satcholl, bucher) r mason Turner John Ganer, (masner) John (Toner), bucher (Thos. Searieant, carptner) laem Charls Smeth, gadner WiIlm. Braken, labear Robt. Scalet, labear Thos. Masan, woodman John Edwards, carptner (John Brown, shapard) por man, Wm. Sutton, searvent 3 childrn Eaton Thos. Gunton, sarvent Wm. (Etean), seavent Gabriel Sap ten Hanery Daws, searvent (Garbol1) Sapten, sarvent Willm. Gunell, wearver Thos. Poap, sarvent Sam. Dryan (h )aleceeper John Shalsten, carpenter Jucob Clapol Cober, blacksmeth (Juckobt) Gunsey, labear (Robt. Stapoll, meler) 6 chiln Wm. Lasbey, labear Thos. Pamer, meler Willm. King, cunstabell

SUTION December 5, 1762. Sutton. A list of the names of the inhaberts and servants between the ages of eighteen and forty five years. Mr William Hopkinson, farmer (John Read) cupper, lame Mr John Parkinson, farmer (Thamas Brawn) shapard, 3 child. John Dots, servant James Gardner, labour William Avary, servant (Richard Bagley) labour, 3 child. WiIliam Hillard, servant Isaac Cant, labour William Hardey, cordwainer Aislaby Thomas Featherston, butcher William (Hislbeu) labour NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 131 This is to give nodice that thers names will be given in on Saturday next eleventh day of December by nine of the clock in the forenoon at William Elyer, Peterborough, and aney man may appeal that day and no appeals will be afterwards. Thomas Hardey, constable

UPTON Disembr 11, 1762. Upton in the County of Northamptonshire. A trew list of the men from eighteen years to forty five. John Patman. labour John Colman, sarvent Fransis Basbay, labour William Sharman, farmar Sails John (Sails) sarvent John Sharman, cunstable

ETTON & WOODCROFT A list of the mens names of Etton and W oodcraft all under 45 and above 18 William Bellars, farmers son (Frances Thather) 3 children John Be11ars, farmers son Thomas Barefoot, labourer Thomas Smith, servt. John Green, servt. (Thomas Dale) lame William Frier, servt. Frances Bloodworth, labourer Thomas Bland, servt. Henery Young, farmer George Hardy, servt. William Person, weaver (George.Chamberlin, farmer) lost John Homes, labourer an eye William Hill, labourer Vincent Be11ars, constable Decr. ye 8th 1762.

EYE A list of persons names dwelling and being in the parish of Eye in the County of Northampton from the ages of eighteen to forty five years taken this fourth day of Decr. 1762 by me, Ricd. Forster, constable. Edwd. Green, labrour John Alben, junr., farmer son Wm. Chesterfield, do. Robt. Skieif, labrour (Jeremiah Presgrave, do., lame) John Hyde, do. Edwd. Wright, labrour Thos. Harryson, junr., John Tooley, servant cordwainer (Frans. Cook, labrour) 3 children John Brakes, junr., carpenter Griffin Ricraft, churchwarden (Robt. Brown, labrour, 4 children) (John Hill, labrour) 4 children Thos. Harryson, do. Thos. Short, do. Daniel Brakes, do. (John Brown, cordwainer) three Thos, Pennell, grocer children John Moore, butcher Wm. Eldered, victuler (Wm. Barson,carpenter) 50 yr. old Joseph SkiefI, labrour (Thos. Sawfoard, victuler) Wm. Reedshaw, farmer's son 3 children, infirmed in speech Stephen Emn, junr., butcher Ralph Perkins, labrour 132 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY Wm. Cliff, baker (Wm. Scotney, do.) 4 children John Smith, aprentis to a baker (Richd. Moore, servant) one eye (John Chadbord, tayler) Daniel Porter, blacksmith David Edis, servant John Pank, farmer John Henson, farmer Wm. Roades, servant A bel Cunnington, miller Daniel Briggins, do. Wm. Askew, servant Thos. Batterham, labrour (Thos. Y oules, weeaver) 3 children John Baxter, farmer J os. Little, farmer son Daniel Miller, junr., farmer son James Batterham, junr., labrour Wm. Ervin, cloather Richd. Horspole, farmer (Thos. Love, carpenter) 6 children (John Whithead, labrour) Millecent Brown, do. 4 children Robt. Alien, labrour (John Harryson, do., lame and (Edwd. Richardson, gardener) 3 children) 4 children Henry Shivers, labrour Wm. Turner,junr. shephard (John Sutton, do., 3 children) Thos. Dixey, labrour, lame Saml. Dolby, shephard (John Peal, clark of the parish) John Barnet, lodger 3 children George Paul, farmer Joseph Eat, labrour John Thompson, servant, James Haddon, do. Michael Miller, drover (John Lewin, servant) under age Wm. Harryson, servant Robt. Roe, do. Thos. Rooding, labrour, lame (John Sprigs, do.) lame Wm. Bassingham, farmer Richd. Pepperdine, do. John Leeach, labrour Benjamin Bonner, labrour (Stephen Morris, wheelwright) one (Wm. Forster, do.) 5 children eye Thos. Lewis, servant John Woodward, cordwainer Thos. Young, blacksmith (Saml. Smith, labrour) 45 Lawrence Stocks, labrour Thos. Pack, do. Saml. Eaten, a servant Robt. Norman, do. N.B. That if any persons in this list thinks themselves agreeved they are to appeal on Satuerday next being the eleventh of this instant Deer. at the Angel Inn in Peterborough by ten 0 clock of the fore noon of the same day that no other appeals will be afterwards heard.

GLINTON A true list of all the men now or usually dwelling in the parish of Glinton in the County of Northon. as per act ofParIiament, tober the 5th 1762. Thomas Skerrit, servant Jno. Quince, servt. Robert Sutton, servant (Jno. Horsepole, labourer) Thomas Ankley, servant Wm. Hardy, carpeter James Joyce, farmer Wm. Joyce, farmer William Chambers, servant Jno. Clark, farmer Wm. Muse, labourer Seth Williamson, schoolmaster Zachariah Bradfield, servt. Thomas Johnson, servt. (John Smith, farmer) Jno. Gray, victular Robert Jones, labourer Jno. Bains, taylor John Giddens, shephard Hen. Bothways, taylor John Hudson, butcher Robt. Tyers, weaver Thomas Walker, farmer Joseph Hughs, baker NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 133 (Joseph Etherly, weaver) Robt. Smith, labourer Sam. Barret, labourer Thos. Elvidge, runaway Matthew Hudson, labourer Wm. Tyers, runaway Wm. Howett, carpenter John Day, labourer Matthew Burgess, labourer Stephen Day, labourer Jno. Birtch, servt. Zachariah Decan, mason Jno. Webster, farmer Wm. Birtch, labourer Wm. M unton, servt. Thos. Baseley, labourer Joo. Holmes, servt. Wm. Tyers, farmer Robt. Lambert, labourer Nichollas M use, servt. Thos. Bell, runaway Benj. Smith, shepherd Joo. Muntoo, servt. (Wm. Ashby, hempdresser) James Stanley, servt. (Henry Robertson, labourer) Thos. Scott, constable

HELPSTON A list of the men in the parish of Helpstone betwene the age of 18 and 45 years. Mr John Lawrence, farmer (Thomas Gibbs, labourou) Vincent Bellars, farmer William Wise, labourou Thomas Bellars, farmer John Landon, labourou Thomas Borrows, farmer Mathew Griffin, labourou Mackemess Morton, farmer Thomas Yarrod, labourou Thomas Browton, baker (John Crowson, labourou) (Thomas Clare, gardener) 5 childn (John Barker, labourou) John Winslow, taylor (John Bowls, labourou) , gardener (William Woods, labourou) (Thomas More, shoemaker) Peeter Peake, labourou John Billings, shoemaker (Henry Wells, labourou) John Bullemore, carpinter Francis Money, labourou (William Batteram, taylor) (Giles Patrick, labourou) 3 chn Richard Rise, weaver John Woodward, labourou Richard Sharpe, baker (John Vine, labourou) Thomas Rise, weaver Robert Boyal, sarvant Francis Fell, masoner Thomas Cunington, sarvant (Robert Molborough, shepard) (John Wiles, sarvant, lame) James Pamer, laborou Francis Gregory, sarvant (Richard Rose, labourou) John Skelley, sarvant (William Bains, labourou) John Oliver, sarvant (Francis Borrows, labourou, lame) John Bumam, sarvant (William Oliver, labourou) Richard King, sarvant (John Spiers, labourou, lame) (Robert Wiles, ~ndman December ye II th 1762. Thomas Billings, constable

MARHOLM Deer.2d 1762. A list of all persons in the parish of liable to serve in the militia for the County of Northampton. Jos. Chamberlin, grasiers and Robt. Collinge, victualar, farmer remarkable crooked legs 134 NOR THAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY

Aug. Foster, cottager & labourer (John Pacey, do., very full (Adam Cook, labourer) 3 children shouldered) James Wright, do. Saml. Chapman, servt. Miles Stanyon, do. Hen. Baxter, do. (Wm. Sayles,junr., do.) 3 childn. Edwd. Lincoln, shepheard (Wm. Griffin, do.) 3 childn. Wm. Allen, shepheard Richd. Bell, do.

Benj. Bull, constable MAXEY Northamptonshr. A list of the names of all the men usually at this time dwelling within the parish of Maxey between the ages of eighteen and forty-five years, and their occupations. Peter Andrew,junior, carpenter John Osborne, butcher John Smith, baker John Addinton, servant (Anthony Garfoot, labourer) (William Bollands, labourer) 3 children 3 children Francis Dixson, labourer Henry Green, weaver Martin Lambert, servant William Green, carpenter (Edward Farrow, labourer) John Style, taylor 3 children William Morris, farmer John Crowson, labourer William Halley, servant John Berrige, labourer Edward Smith, labourer William Brumley, servant (Thomas Bollands, taylor) lame John Roberts, servant (John Searl, labourer) 3 children William Burton, servant William Swanson, servant Charles Smith, servant (William Berrige, labourer) (Samuel Skirrit, gelder) 5 children 3 children (Richard Whitehead, shepard) John Dixson, labourer 3 childn. (Edward Harris, labourer) (Robert Green, labourer) lame 3 children George Dixson, junior, labourer (Francis Stanyan, labourer) lame Thomas Dixson, labourer Peter Peach, shepard (William Cluif, labourer) lost an Richard Gillson, junior, butcher eye, infirm Thomas Bellars, farmer Roger A very, labourer Thomas Baggarly, servant Francis Green, servant Richard Cimberley, servant William Addye's servant John Browning, servant William Addye's shepard (John Lenton, labourer) lame Charles Bonner, servant (John Audlin, gardiner) lame William Mason, servant Henry Smith, waterman Daniel Webster, farmer Moses Young, servant George Searl, servant Thomas Sanderson, cunstuble

DEEPING GATE The constable of Deepingate his bill. (WilIm. Smith, laborer) 4 chiln. John Hinson, laborer Tho. Randle, laborer Tho. Corner, laborer Willm. Wade, shepherd Tho. Hoggard, farmer NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 135 WaIter Collens, laberer Edward Sutton, laberer Mathew Wise, a farmers son Frances Adason, horse rider Tho. Measure, farmer (Robt. Leaton, laberer) 5 children Willm. Horsley, sarvant John Farrow, laberer Henery Eldered, boatman (Willm. Answel, servant, fits) John Ward, laberer (JosephMarrat, laberer) 3childeren John Wright, constable John The mark of X Wright

NORTH BOROUGH Decebr. 10th 1762 A list of the names between the ages of eighteen & forty five now dwelling in the parrish of Northborow. Willm. Bellas, farmer James Preston, herdsman, commandly cald feen (sic) Reaves Robert Preston, herdsman (James Woolley, carpinder, lame of his right hand) (John Sharman, carpinder) aprentes & 3 years to serve John Smyth, labouerer Thos. Royston, do. (James Riddington) blacksmith, infirm,d (Joseph Browton) a poor labourer & 4 chilldren (Joseph Dickins) a poor labourer & 3 chilldren (John Thorp) a poor labourer & 4 chilldren (Robt. Swift) a poor sheepard and 6 chilldren Thos. Rowson, sheepard Willm. Bland, labourer James Seffton, do. John Seffton, hempdresser Willm. Masson, labourer Gyles Young, farmer John Turnell, bucher James Cole, bucher (Francis Cade, hempdresser) Edward Wikes, do Robt. Larrat, farmer (Willm. Rowson, labourer and 3 chilldren) John Charity, taylor Willm. Cole, weeler James Cole, masson, suposed to be aprentes & a year to serve (Willm. King, labourer) and 4 chilldren Robt. Resling, servant James Sarson, a servant Thos. Lewing, a servant John Clare, a servant Joseph Clark, constable of Northborough Francis Cade, head borrow 136 NOR THAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY PASTON December ye 10 1762: the nams of the inhabentence of Paston John Forman, (garser) farmer Bates William West, labourer John (Bats), labouerer Edward Cross, (graser) graser William Dixson, labourer Robert Hide, (logger) labourer (William Hide, carpenter) (William Bornham, labourer) John Smith, labourer Jeremiah Cross, labour Jeremiah Cross, constubele

GUNTHORPE The men of Gunthorpe William Bodger, labourer Daniel Ellam, labouer (William Reed, labourer) 5 children (John Jarvis, cobler) militiaman for Richard Clarksom, servant Isle of Ely Wm. Smith, constable December 11 WALTON A lisst of the inhabbitants of Walton to be return'd to His Majesty's duputy lieutenants and justices of the peace at their subdivision militia meeting. Mr John Landon, farmer (Sam. Stock, cordwaner) Frans. Lowe, ditto (Thos. Barnit, labourer) John Sharp, ditto (George Rudd,junor, labourer) (Mark King, labourer) Servants (Frans. Greefin, labourer) (Thos. Benton, lame) Robt. Manton, labourer Edward Hare Hen. Willsworth, clark of the Frans. Gambol parish (John Ward, lame) Joseph York, blacksmith Willm. Crowson (Peter York, carpinter) Richd. Yeats Willm. Brightman, labourer Willm. Hooper Hen. Ruff, constable WERRINGTON A trew list of the inhabitants of Werrington that are able to serve the military betwixt the age's of eighteen and forty five years.

Richd. Whitwell, farmer John Pepper, sarvant (Tho. Hadcin, aprentis) Tho. Whithead, farmer Benjman Bland, laber Abraham EIsham, mason Henery Pits, bacer John Buckworth, laber and free borough NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 137 Children (Francis Paul, weelright) 4 (John illegible, laber) Richd. Cunington, miller Steven Cunington, miller Adam Jones, weever Thos. WiIIson, laber Joseph Green, laber, lame Tho. Horsley, tal er Wm. Crafts, laber John Lord, laber, lame Robt. Blesseid, butcher (John Smithagel, laber) 6 Edward Darley, farmer Edward Corby, laber John Vine, sarvant (Wm. Balding, laber) 4 (John Hays, laber) 4 John Trusil, nacker (Joseph Spencer) aprents. John Holman, laber Edward Holman, laber Wm. Holman, cordwinder (Abram Pits, dito) rupturd (John Hall, aprents) Wm. Jefferson, laber Wm. Ashby, farmer Tho. Bean, sarvant Daniel Pepper, sarvant (John Tilley, laber) lame Gorg. Beever, laber Tho. Lee, sarvant John Edis, sarvant John Hays, butcher John Pits, laber Mathew Gibson, carpanter Tho. Gilbort, dito Tho. Watson, cooper David House, laber John Young, shepard John Somes, sarvant Henery Somes, sarvant Mathew Shelston, sarvant John France, laber (Wm. Berridg, laber) 4 (Gorg Spires, laber) 3

PEAKIRK A list of the names of the inhabitants of Peak irk betwixt the age of eighteen and fortyfive. Mr Thos. Brecknock, graizer (Jno. Tyers) labourer Wm. Landen, grazer Lenord Thorpe, tayler John Gyles, fanner Geo. Featherstone, labourer (Wm. Bailey) victualler Thos. Quincey, labourer (Robt. Tyers) labourer Wm. Sutton, labourer (Jno. Sutton) cordwainer (Step. Woolley) blacksmith Jno. Tabiner, labourer (Robt. Louth) fanner (Jos. Wakefield) labourer (Robt. Smith) sarvant & shepherd (Abal Vine) sheepard Wm. Scoot, servant (Robt. Edas) shepherd Heny. Woods, servant Henery Foot, labourer Thos, Pirkins, servant (Robt. Foot) labourer Cristr. Jarvis, sarvant Richd. Perceval, constable Deer. 1762

PETERBOROUGH: St John the Baptist A list of persons names in Peterborough liable to serve in the militia. J oseph Beale, grocer Saml. Cockett, gard'ner Philip Cote, butcher James Leay, comber (Chas. Bingham, baker, infm.) (Fras. Tompson, labr.) Willm. Biggot, labr. Wm. Stricklin, labr. Willm. Wallis, carpenter Richd. Dickins, labr. Saml. Silverwood, baker (John Britain, mason) John Richards, servant Jas. Batteram, labr. Barthw. Herson, servt. John Frear, farmer Thos. Dexter, labr. (Joseph Annables, labr.) infirm Ben. Branston, labr. (John Johnson, shoemaker) (Wm. Simpson, labr.) Richd. Johnson, shoemaker (Wm. Wright, carpenter) Jas. Bull, carpenter Mattw. Green, wheeler Thos. Hillam, labr. Thos. Cave, weaver (Chrisr. Strickson, gardener) (Richd. Skinner, weaver) Richd. Holland, labr. Henry Love, labr. (Solo. Holmes, labr.) (John Everett, workhouse) (Richd. Rowell, miller) (Saml. Hopkins, labr.) John Rippon, slater Thos. Seaton, butcher Thos. Moseley, weaver Hen. Cole, carpenter John Wiggins, smith George Bond, labr. Mark True, comber (Moses Moseley, smith) Mattw. Smith, labr. NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 139 Thos. Simkin, farmer John Cooper, butcher (Gabl. Rose, shoemaker) Edwd. Sutton, labr. Wm. Holmes, slater (John Hunt) 6 childn. Laur. Horn, shoemaker Wm. Cunnington, tanner John Blunt, junr. John Flyde, baker Lewis Whitehead, maltr. Jno. Shepheard Thos. Waterfield, servt. (John Shepherd, farmer) Roger Parker, gent. . Ralph Winc1e John Bond, carpenter Thos. Fisher, labr. John Crunkhorn, servt. Chas. Bothway, carpenr. (John Wells, butcher) (John Pratt, weaver) Wm. Gilder, labr. (Jacob Baily, labr.) Thos. Adcock, hostIer (Wm. Wright, labr.) (Roger Low, comber) (Thos. Denny, labr.) John Hubbard, comber (Jas. Hatfield, infirm) Robt. Littledyke, labr. (Wm. Tatman, labr.) Thos. Warriner, gent. Jno. Rycraft, labr. (Arthr. Arpin, infirm) Thos. Andrew, lahr. Joseph Dobbs, lodger Saml. Hoggart, labr. John Bingham, mason John Bott, labr. Wm. Dodson, baker Isaac Baily, labr. John Radford, comber Thos. Deakins, labr. Jno. Bevis, upholder (Geo. Bott, labr.) Robt. Sherman, smith Jas. Bursnoll, carpenr. John Hethrington, draper (Hen. Cunnington, shoemr.) Wm. Sharpe, barber John Asdale, labr. Jno. Garner (Jos. Atkinson, gardener) (John Gamer, comber) (Robt. Oliver, miller) Simon Hardy, gard'ner John Baxter, labr. John Moseley, weaver Edd. Laxton, grocer (Thos. Craddock, shoemakr.) (Robt. Young, barber) Jas. Beeson, smith Wm. Wainwright (John Patstone, sievemakr.) Wm. Taylor, draper Fell Bursnoll, mason John Berry, shoemr . . John Ablin, labr. Geo. Wright,junr. (Wm. Gleddall, slater) 4 children (Geo. Wright, organi~t)· (Wm. Whittle, labr.) Thos. West, servt. (Chas. Burdett, baker) infm. Hen. Bracken, servt. (Ben. Wright, labr.) Hen. Rodgers, sert. (Henry Alderman, labr.) Richd. Laud (Wm. Barley, labr.) Thos. Jacques Stepn. Porter, sweep Richd. Alien, servt. Wm. Cook, labr. Richd. Cart, servt. Richd. Speechly, labr. (Thos. Cole, labr.) Thos. Bolton, labr. John Dymock, servt. John Thompson, shoemr. Richd. Loving, mason John Desborough, labr. (Geo. Ankle, mason) (John Kirk, tinker) Thos. Sharp, servt. (John Seaton, weaver) Robt. Gill, servt. (Richd. Longfoot, labr.) James Bellars, sert. Mattw. Pattstone, labr. (James Gudge, gardner) (Gyles Bull, labr.) Robt. King, founder

• Organist at , NRO ML 869. 140 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY Chas. Wilson, pipemaker Robt. Feler, taylor (John Deboo, infirm) Hen. Ward, taylor John Draper, mercht. Thos. Serocold, gent. Same Morton, weaver Jno. Fenn Jas. Powell, heckler (Jno. Fenn, exciseman) (John Hutton, fellmonger) Edwd. Biddlecomb Thos. Green, labr. (Edd. Biddlecomb, do) Robt. Whittmoe, lab. Jos. Bothway, grocer Benj. Wright (John Bond, watchmr.) infirm (Benj. Wright, mercht.) (John Jackson, labr.) Wm. Wright, do. Wm. Eiger John Stocks, labr. (Wm. Eiger) Jerh. Gilbert John Buck, servt. (Jere. Gilbert, whitr.) Saml. Smith, servt. Thos. Ansell, servt. James Wiffin, servt. Jas. Delarue, gent. Robt. Nicholls, servt. John Porter, smith Wm. Andrew, servt. Wm. Millington, taylor Geo. Fotheringay, sadler Wm. Watt, labr. Wm. Day, glover Thos. Cassel, baker Wm. Fugg, glover Wm. Healy, waterman Wm. Gill, glover Benj. Cole, carpr. Wm. Britain, mason (Benj. Cole, carpenr.) Jno. Waterfield, maltr. Benj. Cole, junr. Steph. Neal, mason Robt. Allott, farmer John Richardson, taylor Wm. Shittleboro, gardr. (Thos. Holmes, slater) Geo. Nichol1s, cutler Jas. English, slater Thos. Lown (John Huckerby, labr.) (Wm. English, staymr.) (Jo.Henson,comber) John Hillam, thatchr. Thos. Clarke, apothecary Wm. Gibbs, taylor Wm. Hanes, limner (John Wilson, glasr.) (Saml. Richardson, smith) Thos. Rose, butcher James Hares, comber Abm. Gratrix, glover John Batteram, labr. Jas. Mahew, do. (John Jackson, labr.) (Abm. Corpe, taylor) . Edd. Batteras, baker (Robt. Crisp, shoemr.) Thos. Money, slater Jno. Gibbs Robt. Bull, labr. (John Gibbs, barbr.) (Wm. White, labr.) Jno. Woodcock,junr. Thos. Gervis, gard'ner (John Woodcock, sad.) (Jno. Prior) Joseph Whether (John Prior, chairmaker) Thos. Kingston, sert. (Wm. Andrew, mason) Jere. Stamford, labr. Richd. Lee, labr. (Jos. Gates, taylor) (Danl. Stanfield, do.) Saml. Hare, servt. (David Holmes, heckr.) Jas. Tompson, esq. Woodward Jona. Herrington, sert. Wm. (Woard),gardner Waldr. Orme, esq. Jno. Littledyke, taylor Ashby Dean, servt. Jno. Woods, shoemaker Thos. Cunnington, labr. Benj. Bolton Wm. Washington, carpenr. (Benj. Bolton, heckler) (John Gates, taylor) infm. House, junr., comber Wm. Elmer, taylor John Lowder, brasier NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 141 Jas. White, slater Jno. Barker, comber Wm. White,junr. Wm. Whitehead, smith (Wm. White, slater) (Wm. Landford, barber) Wm. Brice, carpenr. Thos. Scarboro. tayr. John Kniton, shoemr. Hen. Vinter, surgeon Robt. Marshall, mason (Jas. Searl, shoemr.) (Robt. Pemberton, slater) Jos. Fountain, nacker Jon. Wortlefield, labr. Jos. Dates, butcher Jno. Smith, carpenr. Val. Deepup, barber Jas. Hine, shoemr. (Wm. Cliften, painter) (Fras. Washington, brewr.) Wm. Tompson, butcher David Walker, hosier Stepn. Wilkin (John Fox, heckler) (Stepn. Wilkin, baker) Jos. Fox, do. Thos. Bates, labr. Joseph Powell, innholder (Jno. Pruden, labr.) John Loving, mason (John Knight, smith) Robt. English, brewer Robt. Twiddy, do. (Wm. Freeman, 1 leg) Saml. Dixon, pub. Wm. Scrimshaw, doer. Thos. Ibuit, labr. John Cox, do. (Wm. Neale, porter) Thos. Gibbs, taylor (Paul Walker, gard'ner) Robt. Young, barber Geo. Wright, labr. John Riddleton, labr. Wm. Ashby, waterman Leml. Limbert, carpenr. Wm. Pen, labr. (Thos. Hasker, taylor) (John Eaton, waterman) Jno. Baker, joyner Wm. Meadows, do Jno. Johnson, glover Jas. Castle, labr. (John Smith, 1 leg) Robt. Steel, waterman Jno. Bass, smith John Leroo, gent. (Geo. Spencer, shoemr.) (Thos. Vickers, carpr.) Thos. Rasdall, carpenr. Robt. Miller, fellmon. Thos. Thompson, labr. Thos. Scaiffe, grocer Edd. Arbor, labr. (Saml. Slater, shoemr.) James Brookes, cooper Wm. Brown, weaver Hen. Chapman, carpr. Robt. Cooper, hostler Richd. Bosworth, hostler John Flanders, waterm. Thos. Alderman, do (Nath. Shepheard, por.) John Gunton, do John Pearcy, waterman Hugh Bull, taylor John Pennystone, barber (Edwd. Kingston, butcher) Saml. Owen, nacker Jas. Eaton, shoemakr. (Thos. Dean, maltr.) Jno. Falkner, comber (Geo. Weeler, pub.) (Wm. Beaver, baker) Saml. Slade, porter Saml. Norton, butcher (Richd. ~ownslow, joyner) (Wm. Holmes) John Eaton, cutler (Wm. Holmes, gard'ner) Richd. Johnson, netmaker Thos. Baxter, gard'ner John Dennison, boatwright Jno. Jamblin, slater Robt. WaIter, comber (Jno. Coils, patinmaker) Robt. Stokes, porter (Robt. Sharpe, shoemr.) (John Porter, cadger) (Jona. Neal, wheeler) Robt. Simpson, porter Chas. Cole, carpenr. Geo. Palmer, waterman John Sampson, barber (John Whitehead, slater) Saml. Ellis, glasier Wm. Lane, slater 142 NOR THAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY Richd. Thacker, grocer Saml. Noon, shoemaker Carter Sharp, musician John Town, barber Hen. Hemant, matmaker (Wm. Bowker, grocer) Wm. Searl, comber Edwd. Bouchier, hatter Wm. Woods, boatwright John Griffith (Edd. Cave, shoemaker) (John Griffiths, draper) John Smith, waterman Wm. Caldecott, surgeon (Jas. ~ew, barber) Brian Jno. Russel, staymaker (Benj.) Beetom, surgeon Simon Rooks, schoolmr. Nicl. Ball, butcher Ralph Whitwell, baker Goodman James, exciseman Saml. Stevens, currier John Wines, comber (Richd. Speechly, butcher) Edwd. Harrison, labr. Robt. Clarke, joyner (Henry Peach, labr.) John Hall, shoemaker Thos. Hammont, miller (Thos. Beaver, butcher) Wm. Fell, whitetawr. John Goswell, cooper Jno. Whitehead, smith Richd. Hodson, porter Robt. Bursnoll, servt. (Wm. Noble, butcher) Thos. Bromley, servt. (Jos. Saunders, glasier) Nathl. Hudson, Steph. ~assingarb, butr. Wm. Wade, labr. (Chas. Clarke, butcher) Coleback, labr. Geo. Eaves, labr. Jos. ~eadows, heckler Robt. ~ ugliston, draper Wm. Bolton, carrier, John Beaver, confectioner Jas. English, taylor Jos. Fox, butcher John Freear, baker Constables Frs. Parnell Richard Bridges John Wade

PETERBOROUGH [Second list, relating probably to the extra-parochi.al district formed by the minster precincts.] Peterboro. Robt. Blake, esq. (Tho. Davis, laber) Isa. Strong, attorney Tho. Pemberton, mason (James Viel, servant) inferm Wm. Bodgener, shoemaker John Stairs, sadler Henry Baxter, laber (Thos. Beacher, attorney) 45 Tho. Rose, bucher (Wm. Wright) inferm Isa. Cardwell, blacksmith (Henry Walker, glover) 5 children

DOGSTHORPE A list of the inhabitents of Dosthorpe. Job Johnson, farmer Robt. Brown, ditto Peter Smith, ditto Hen. Bottomley, ditto John King, ditto Benjn. Hollige, ditto Phill. Scatley, ditto ~athew Southwell, carpenter Frans. Hollige, ditto (James Chapman, tayler) NASSABURGH MILITIA LISTS, 1762 143 Thos. Fever, gardener Sam. Nuton, labouer in prison Edwd. Woodley, weaver (Sam. Mobry, labouer) Wm. Love, sarvant (Robt. Bate, ditto) John WinshJey, ditto Jos. Church, ditto Wm. Sissen, ditto (Thos. Fouller, ditto) Wm. Smith, ditto Thos. Bottom, ditto Robt. Boyfield, ditto (Wm. Wakefield, ditto) John BayJey, ditto Robt. Botherway, ditto Anthoney Garrot, ditto Thos. Werrington, ditto John Cole, ditto (John Pacy, ailding) Andrew Ridlington, ditto (Charles Bull, labouer) Wm. Marvel, ditto Wm. Hurst, ditto Thos. Ellise, ditto Wm. Bishop, ditto Steven Black, ditto Thos. Nicholls, miller John Pacy, ditto Tho. Sharpe X his mark

EASTFIELD AND NEWARK A list of ye peopels names liable to serve in ye militia for Eastfeild and Newark. Gyles Marriott, juner John Bensley, laberer Holmes Jos. Lewin, laberer Saml. (Holomas) sarvant John Foster, farmer John Chapman, sarvant (Francs. Bob, laberer) 3 children Wm. Baker, sarvant Wm. Prier, farmer Hanory Brone, laberer (Tho. Bell, laberer) 46 yrs Tho. Hillam, sarvant (Jos. Perkins, farmer) Wm. Belley, laberer (Larn' Eldred, shapard) 3 children (Jos. Croson, laberer) 3 children Wm. Criston, farmer (Wm. Deay, laberer) 3 children Wm. Johnson, laberer James Right, laberer Tho. Coleson, laberer (Adam Jones, juner) disabled James Jales, farmer Robt. Mallet, sarvent Georg Pank, juner Andr. Burton, laberer John Bosworth, sarvant John Burton, laberer (John Coble, laberer) 3 children John Holomes, laberer Gyles Marriott

LONGTHORPE December the 10th 1762 A list of the inhabbetance of the hamblet of Longthorpe betwen the age of eaighteene and forty five years. Joseph Bitting, farmers son George Wright, labour William Wright, labourer (William Barron) 3 children James Giles, innholder Thomas Wells, labourer William Stimpson, labour John Bull, farmer (Edward Christefer) 3 children William Cook, servt. Thomas Meadows, labour John Stricklin, servt. (Wwilliam Lewin) (James Brown) 3 children 144 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY

WOTHORPE . Thos. Andrew, const. Francis Cudington, labourer J ames Cotten, carpeter

THORNHAUGH Decembr the 5th. 1762. A list of the hous diwless and servants of the parish of in the County of Northamtonshire betwen the ages of eighteen and forty five years.

UFFORD Dec. ye 11 1762 A list of the men of ye town of Ufford that is above eighteen years an~ forty five. Thos. Gee, farmer 1 John Martin, farmers sun 2 Robert Beaver, farmers sun 3 (John Jonson, carpinter) 4 (John Meddis, joyner) 5 Charles Selby, carpinter 6 John Shelton, mason 7 (Gorg Watson, taler) 8 John Hart, taler 9 John Fell, weafer 10 (John Riddle, showmaker) 11 Wm. Frear, sheperd 12 Wm. Halley, sarvant 13 John Cew, sarvant 14 John Seal, sarvant 15 Mathias Plowright, sarvant 16 Wm. Pamil, sarvant 17 (John Thiselton, a gardner but sinc the 4 day of this month) 18 Thomas Ward, a lat was out of pIa se biut now he is gon to his plase 19 (Noel Ashby, a poor man is left with three childm) 20 So I hop gentlmen you will exceus these 3 men John Burbidge, cunstable.

ASHTON December 11 th 1762. The list of ye names of ye town of Ashton. (Henery Bryan, laberer) five children Richard Nottingham, laberer Charles Garfoot, laberer William Winslow, laberer (Richard Adkin, laberer) three children Rents under forty shillings a year William Fell, masner (Robert Winslow, tayler) four children Edward Shelton, cord winder William Munton, sarvant William Garfoot, sarvant William Warren, sarvant James Rickitt, miller Joseph Rickitt, miller 146 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MISCELLANY

(Richard Popple, wever, has a lame foot) (John Porter, lame of his nee) (John Burle, lame of his huck bone) James Stains, cunstable

WANSFORD A list of the parish ofWansford. Mr Pank Meadmore, merct. John Clarkson, weaver John Peears, laberour John Hall, malster Richard Parsons, butcher Edward Pauley, tumpikeeper Wm. Mitchell, coardwainer Robart Brown, laberour (John Glithorow, mason) Phillip Rose, alehouse keeper (Henry Glitherow, mason) Wm. Hopkins, sarvent man John Richerison, laberour John Deur, schoole master Robart Ogle, malster John Smith, laberour

WITIERING The parish of Wittering. A true list of the inhabetents betwen the ages of eighteen and forty five. James Woodward, farmer Franc. Richd. Bule,farmer (Fares Bloodwort, laber) 5 children (Richard Hu)), farmer) Wm. Curtis Bugh (Will. Coues) sarvent (Huig) Boor, farmer Edwd. Lee John Irland, farmer (Edwood Luee) sarvent Thomas Irland, farmer John Colpen, sarvent Paul Louth, farmer . Jones (Will. Smith, laberer) 3 children Will. (Jons) sarvent Lenard Norl, laberer Tho. Tennent Edwd. Thorpe, labourer (Thomas Tanent) sarvent (Edwood Tarpe, laber) Robt. Dennis, servant Will. Louth, laber (Robhare Danes, sarvent) Thomas Park, laber (James Hence) laber (Thomas Lovday, laber) 3 children James Bench, shepherd The mark X of Mathw. Bumaby, constable Note For statistical puroses (Tables I, 2a and 3a), '(James Hence) laber' and 'James Bench, shepherd' have been counted as separate persons. It is not clear from the Wittering list whether these entries represent two different men, or whether the entry for Hench is a correction of the deleted entry for Hence.