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Little Langford - Marriages 1700-1849 Little Langford - Marriages 1700-1849 Officiating Witness 3 Officiating Groom's Father's Bride's Banns Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Minister Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Given Minister Surname Occupation Surname or Lic Occupation Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Surname Given Name Name Surname Names 1700 12-Feb Fisher Stephen Labourer Fowlston Musselwhite Katherine Baverstoke 1700 01-Apr Macy John Husbandman Little Langford Hayter Mary Great Wishford 1700 13-Nov Mayel Roger Husbandman Little Langford Ranger Ann Little Langford 1701 26-Oct Musselwhite John Baverstoke Ford Ann Fovaunt Lic 1701 03-Dec Hibberd Richard Burcombe Vaughan Mary Barford St Martin Lic 1702 12-Feb Roll Ambrose Steeple Langford Burrow Ann Little Langford Banns 1702 24-Apr Rowden John Barford St Martin London Elizabeth Barford St Martin Banns 1702 27-Jul Role Thomas Steeple Langford Burrow Allice Little Langford Banns 1711 06-Nov Patient John Bachelor Wylye Larckham Ann Spinster Fisherton Delamere Lic 1711 27-Dec Lane John Clothier E. Hartry, Somerset Eyles Betty Spinster Fisherton Delamere Lic 1712 21-Aug Randall Edward Widower New Sarum Burnet Anne Spinster Little Langford Lic 1713 26-Dec Turvill Francis Bachelor Fisherton Delamere Foot Mary Widow Fisherton Delamere Banns 1714 06-May Jefreys Samuel Widower Ebsborn Wake Kill Ciscely Widow Wylye Banns 1714 02-Dec Rebbeck Roger Fisherton Delamere Larkham Mary Fisherton Delamere Banns 1715 13-Dec Ball William Sutton, Wilts Rebbeck Elizabeth Bapton Banns 1716 03-May Ingram John Bachelor Codford St Mary Hayward Debora Spinster Wishford Lic 1716 15-Aug Blandford Henry Wilton Harvy Sarah Fisherton Delamere Banns 1717 27-Jan Lampard Thomas Barford St Martin Small Anne Barford St Martin Banns 1719 08-Feb Flemin Upton, Wilts Ingram Elizabeth Bapton Banns 1722 29-Jan Flower Obadiah Bachelor Chittern Lewis Mary Knook Lic 1728 20-Sep Wobourn John Newton Pomroy Elizabeth Newton 1728 06-Oct Mist Philip Amesbury Marsh Elizabeth Durrington 1728 29-Oct Holloway William Berwick St James Compton Mary Orcheston St George 1729 22-Apr Hunt Henery Enford Biggs Mary Langford 1730 23-Apr Blackden John Laws Mary 1737 13-Feb Furnell Joseph Berwick St James Beale Elizabeth South Newton Banns 1739 17-Oct Forehead William Little Langford Sanders Mary Little Langford 1745 19-Mar Swayne Jno Little Langford Biggs Catherine Little Langford Lic 1745 02-Dec Harris John Little Langford Monday Mary Little Langford Banns 1752 07-Apr Parsy Jam Hindon Flatcher Mary Little Langford Banns 1757 07-Apr Blagdon Henry Steeple Langford Uphill Jane Little Langford Banns Blagdon Jane Harris John 1760 26-Apr Forehead William Little Langford Benham Martha Langford Magna Banns Harris John Burden Grace 1774 04-Oct Giles Humphrey Bachelor Steeple Langford Burtt Jane Spinster Little Langford Banns Harris John Giles William 1777 08-Jul Holly Daniel Maiden Bradley Adlem Elizabeth Little Langford Banns Harris John Adlem Martha 1788 04-Feb Biggs Thomas Morris Little Langford Adlam Betty Warminster Lic Langley Phebe Ferris John 1793 25-Nov Diaper William Bachelor Little Langford Shergold Merrigant Spinster Little Langford Banns Scott John Winter William 1798 07-Oct Kellow George Berwick St James Diaper Dorothy Little Langford Banns Diaper William Winter William 1809 08-Jul White John Wylye Orchard Mary Little Langford Banns Crew Mary Titt Tabitha 1811 31-Oct Swayne Thomas Steeple Langford Swayne Elizabeth Ann Little Langford Lic Perrier Ann Godden Elizabeth 1812 13-Oct Rogers John Steeple Langford Forehead Martha Little Langford Banns Spary Herbert Diaper Mary 1813 11-Oct King George Little Langford Martin Ann Little Langford Banns Warren William Warren Mary 1831 26-Dec Dew John Steeple Langford Watts Mary Little Langford Lic Chubb Diane Chubb Thomas 1835 02-Jul George Thomas Steeple Langford Thatcher Mary Little Langford Banns King George Maitland Elizabeth Maitland Kezia 1835 02-Jul Watts James Little Langford Collins Mary Little Langford Banns Barnes James Maitland Harriet Maitland Charles ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2015/Ian Mankin.
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