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Ogbourne St. George - Marriages 1580-1837 Ogbourne St. George - Marriages 1580-1837 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Groom's Father's Father's Bride's Banns or Father's Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Given GivenNames Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Given Minister Notes Surname Surname Occupation Surname Lic Surname Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Given Name Name Surname Names 1580 22-May Prater William Cockes Joan 1581 18-Jun Bartlet John ------ Alice Bride's Surname Not Given. 1582 01-Oct Reson Edmond Potter Agnes 1582 16-Oct Bryne Clement Osborn Ellyen 1582 07-Nov Grenway William Pope Edith 1582 27-Nov Bryne Thomas ------ Joan Bride's Surname Not Given. 1583 04-May Robynes Edmond Skepper Elizabeth 1583 22-Jun Monday John Dixson Joane 1585 20-Nov Cooke Thomas Tytcomb Philip 1585 23-Nov Goddard Ralf Shorte Gyllian 1585 25-Nov Jeames John Pearsse Agnes 1586 10-Nov Heyers Vincent Lydderd Agnis 1587 28-Oct Tame William Sanford Joan 1588 16-Jun Looker Thomas Lyddeard Joane 1588 24-Jun Mackerell Michill Coxe Mary 1588 04-Jul Akerman Edmond Collman Joane 1588 30-Aug Potter Stephen Brunson Joane 1588 04-Nov Crooke Als Willme Westbury Margeryt Willme Colles Alias Crooke. 1588 04-Nov Colles Als Willme Westbury Margeryt Willme Colles Alias Crooke. 1590 16-Nov Pithouse William Wimke-- ? Alice 1591 ??-??? ------ ----- Smeth ----- 1591 14-??? Eyers John Smythe Edieth 1592 02-Aug Short Andrew Colman Elzabeth 1592 28-Sep Bucher William Rutter Alse 1592 09-Dec Ponting William Haris Jane 1592/93 10-Jan Pethouse Jhon Lydiard Margret 1593 29-Mar Lawrance Beniame Potter Izard 1593 14-May Potter Jhon Brunsdon Jone 1593 14-Jun Crab Christopher Robens Elizabeth 1594 12-Aug Stanford Richard Pethouse Philep 1594 14-Aug Croke William Brundson Alse 1595 19-May Browen Barthollmew Crokes Alse 1595 14-Jun Hayeles Thomas Grenne Elnor 1595/96 24-Feb Westcot Jeames Tytcumb Margery 1597 28-Mar Finch Richard Preston Mary 1597 12-Jun Forde William Goddard Margret 1606 25-Aug Potter Thomas Widower Ogbourne St. Andrew Nuport Joane Widow 1606 01-Sep Blayne Nathaniell Bachelor Aldbourne Brine Annis Widow 1606 06-Oct Cannons John Bachelor Butlare Marian Maiden Servant 1606/07 09-Feb Titcome George Bachelor Pope Marie Spinster 1607 20-Apr Looker Nicolas Jaques Edith 1607 01-Jun Staple John Bachelor Painter Annis Spinster 1607 03-Oct Greeenway William Hales Elizabeth 1607 09-Nov Hamon Henry White Margaret 1608/09 16-Jan Baines John Pittous Ann 1609 23-Oct Painter William * Elton Edith * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1609 27-Nov Grenwaye William * Jaques Jane * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1610 24-Apr Herman ----- Butland Maria Groom's Name Torn Away. 1610 27-Aug -----E ----- Pearse Clarye Groom's Name Torn Away. 1612 11-May Pithouse John Short Als Hill Margaret 1612 11-May Pithouse John Hill Als Short Margaret 1612 02-Nov Barebone Henry Looker Cicilie 1613 19-Apr Painter Paule Lidiar Margaret 1613 21-Nov Pontinge William * Tame Jonne * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1615 07-Jun Kingston John Ayers Isabell 1615 27-Jul Page William Peirce Elizabeth 1615 19-Oct Cullimore Walter Pope Elizabeth 1615/16 10-Feb Harding John Ducke Ann 1620/21 14-Jan Reason Thomas Weeks Jone 1622 01-May Potter William * Pithouse Alice * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1622/23 23-Jan Brine Edmund Kinge Clarie 1623 21-Jul Christopherus * Rogerus Marlborough Painter Elizabeth Ogbourne St. George * Rogerus Christopherus Alias Sawyer. 1623 21-Jul Sawyer Als Rogerus Marlborough Painter Elizabeth Ogbourne St. George Rogerus Christopherus Alias Sawyer. 1623 03-Oct Baylie Thomas Burbage Potter Margerye Ogbourne St. George 1624 06-Sep Titcumbe Johannes Smith Johne 1624 06-Sep Grenwaye William * Brine Alice * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1624 30-Sep Goddard Thomas Pontinge Anna 1625 10-Nov Weeler Thomas Nunton Ayres Elizabeth Ogbourne 1625 27-Nov Barford Richard Coxwell, Oxfordshire Numan Jone Ogbourne Richard Is Of Coxwell, Parua In Parochia De Chippinge Farington. 1627 30-Jul Combes Johannes Burford, Oxfordshire Ayres Dorethe Ogbourne Johannes Is Of Burford. 1627 06-Aug Titcumbe William * Ogbourne Edwards Agnes Ogbourne St. Andrew * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1627 12-Dec Workman Samuel Biddestone Norris Katherin Ogbourne St. George Samuel Is Of Bidston In Parochia De Slatenford. 1628 19-Oct Hill Vincent Numan Sara 1628 27-Nov Webb Robertus Ogbourne St. Andrew Goddard Maria 1630 18-Oct Pope Johannes Snowswell Jone 1630 07-Nov Browne Thomas More Margaret 1631 ??-OCT Pounde Thomas Cox Brigetta 1631 ??-SEP Reimell Johannes Brunsden Alicea 1632 01-Oct Cooke Thomas Webb Margaret 1632 27-Dec Hatcher William * Newporte Marian * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1632/33 ??-Feb Kempton Johannes Michell Anne 1633 14-Sep Borne Thomas Potter Elizabeth 1633/34 17-Feb Fletcher William * Jaques Joane * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1636 21-Nov Whiteyate Steven Norris Margerye 1636 21-Nov Hancks William * Norris Abygal * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1638 06-Apr Warman William * Potter Alicia * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1638 16-Jul Watts William * Saverye Anne * Actually In Register As Gulielmus. 1638 13-Aug Sympkins Thomas Goffe Anne 1639 16-May Painter John Gardner Elizabeth 1639 04-Jul Norris Thomas Goddard Elizabeth 1639 14-Jul Golde Richard Kempton Maria 1639 30-Sep Annerly Edmund Pithouse Elizabeth 1639 21-Oct Grenwaye Thomas Cleeter Susan 1662 09-Oct Potter John Gaines Anne 1663 30-Jun Lamberine ? George Hardin Ame 1663/64 06-Feb King Alexander Webbe Hanna 1664 26-Jul Vince John Parry Bridgett 1664 ??-??? Waldron Joseph Grey ----- Brides Name not recorded 1664 ??-??? Pontin John Belly Avis 1664/65 15-Jan Waldron William Barley Lucy 1664/65 22-Jan Petty Robert Paynter Edith 1665 08-May Herrin William Sargeant Deborah 1665 29-Oct Horne John Barley Joane 1665 11-Nov Simmes Philip Savory Anne 1665 19-Dec West John Mosse Joane 1666 23-Jul Mortimer George Potter Elizabeth 1666 16-Sep Alison John Peeke * Alce * Picke In Bts. 1666 28-Oct Burford Henry Pithouse Dorothy 1666 29-Oct Ducke John Ruddle Elizabeth 1667 27-May Vine * Ishamael Hardin Elizabeth * Vines In Bts. 1667/68 20-Feb Seymour William Strange Alce Bts Only. 1667/68 ??-MAR Webbe Noah P---- ? Elizabeth In Bts Only. Bride's Surname Faded. 1669 19-Jul Tarrant Richard Bolls Anne 1670 08-May Goddard Edward Ponten Mary 1670 24-May Harding Thomas Ogbourne St. George Gardner Jane Aldbourne 1672/73 03-Feb Bowsheere John Cox Elizabeth 1673 16-Nov Bristow Anthony Greeneaway Sarah 1673/74 31-Jan Purton John Bishopstone Hull Elizabeth Bishopstone 1673/74 03-Mar North Thomas Badbury Gilbert Dorothy Aldbourne 1675 23-Oct Lowborne Joseph Lacock Michell Elizabeth Ogbourne St. George 1676 25-Mar Cox John Grey Frances Badbury 1677 04-Oct Bennet Richard Hunt Susanna 1677 28-Oct Dimore Nicolas Wooldridge Katherine 1677 12-Nov But Richard Eyres Susanna ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Ogbourne St. George - Marriages 1580-1837 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Groom's Father's Father's Bride's Banns or Father's Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Given GivenNames Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Given Minister Notes Surname Surname Occupation Surname Lic Surname Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Given Name Name Surname Names 1678 20-May Coleman Thomas Highar Elizabeth 1679 07-Sep Sheepreeve Thomas Norris Mary 1679/80 10-Feb Goddard Edward Hat Ann Aldbourne 1680 02-Sep Dearham Thomas Web Mary Chiseldon 1680/81 22-Jan Hammond John Liddington Drew Mary Aldbourne 1682/83 20-Mar Pierc Jonathan Ogbourne St. George Rivers Edith Ogbourne St. George 1683 25-Jun Knaxstone Stephen Ramsbury, Axford Brunsden Elizabeth Ogbourne St. George 1683 02-Oct Corderoy James Ogbourne Burford Elizabeth Ogbourne 1684 05-Aug Tuck Charles Ogbourne St. George Greenaway Susanna Ogbourne St. George 1684/85 02-Feb Bennet Richard Ogbourne St. George Web Katherine Marlborough St. Peter 1685 20-Oct Bayly William Pavey Jone Marlborough St. Peter 1685/86 08-Feb Cuts Joseph Ogbourne St. George Edwards An Ogbourne St. George 1686 21-Nov Price * John 56 Cordwainer Marlborough St. Mary Ham Mary Widow Marlborough St. Mary In Lic: John Brice(*Sic): Cordwainer Age 56. Mary Is A Widow. 1686 05-Dec Butler Richard Ogbourne St. George Weeks Mary Ogbourne St. George 1687 04-Apr Francklyn John Shrivenham, Berkshire Sutten An Shrivenham, Berkshire 1687 14-Jul Seymore Thomas Mr. Marlborough St. Peter Hyde An Mrs. Mildenhall, Stichcombe 1687 25-Aug Cullern Thomas Ogbourne St. George Dymore Joan Ogbourne St. George 1687 08-Dec Pierc Rowland Ramsbury Wyat Mary Marlborough 1688 24-May Garlick William Mr. Marlborough St. Mary King Hannah Mrs. Ogbourne St. George 1689 04-Aug Hurlebat John Ogbourne St. George Pithouse Susanna Ogbourne St. George 1689 28-Nov Tul Henry Chiseldon Smith Susanna Chiseldon 1689/90 27-Feb Sparrow John Aldbourne Kemp Katherine Aldbourne 1689/90 08-Mar Smith Robert Ogbourne St. George Ayres Mary Ogbourne St. George 1690 28-Apr Edmonds Thomas Heddington Pontin Rebekah Ogbourne St. George 1690 08-Dec Clarke Thomas Chilton Foliat Clarke Elizabeth Marlborough St. Mary 1690 17-Dec Brunsden Henry Ogbourne St. George Buckerfield Susanna Ogbourne St. George 1690 25-Dec Frippins William Burbage Pierce Deborah Marlborough St. Mary 1690/91 23-Feb Munday Abraham Inkpen, Berkshire White Jane Aldbourne 1691 26-Apr Cuts Richard Ogbourne St. George King Elizabeth Ogbourne St. George 1691 01-Jun Phelps John Ogbourne St. George Pontin Susanna Ogbourne St. George 1691 15-Nov Miles John Aldbourne Curse Elizabeth Aldbourne 1691/92 02-Jan Collins Richard Aldbourne Fisher Ursula Aldbourne 1692 09-Dec Clisden James Hungerford, Berks.
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