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OCCOLD PARISH REGISTERS - Index to BANNS OCCOLD PARISH REGISTERS - Index to BANNS No Date Bridegroom Bride First name(s) Surname Cond From First name(s) Surname Cond From 215 22 Jul 1951 Christopher Thomas ALDRIDGE Yaxley Ella WRIGHT 229 18 Oct 1959 Don Chamberlain ALLERTON Ringshall Joyce Sylvia May ELLIOTT 129 23 Nov 1919 Bert Elijah ALLUM Edna LISTER 211 10 Aug 1947 Roy William ANDREWS Blo Norton Irene Mary TAYLOR 35 6 Nov 1881 James ARBON Alice Laura (Louisa) BIRD 80 8 Jan 1899 Albert Edward ARBON Sarah MARSH Kennington 49 12 Jun 1887 Richard William AUNESS Thwaite Julia BREESE 145 21 Sep 1924 Lonely Jack (?) AVERTON Harriett Hilda UPSON 141 16 Dec 1923 Reginald BAILEY Vera Winifred HUDSON Thrandeston 105 24 Nov 1907 John BAKER Ethel May DURRANT 243 19 Jul 1964 Richard Martyn BAKER Elsing, Norfolk Margaret Mary RUSH 150 11 Apr 1926 Iabon Richard BALDWIN Ellen LISTER 8 24 Nov 1872 George BANHAM Emma STAMMERS 42 30 Dec 1883 William BANHAM W Sophia PENDLE W 256 6 Oct 1968 Herbert Frederick BANYARD W St Francis, Ipswich Gladys Cora MILLS 1 18 Sep 1870 Jacob BARKER Mary Ann FAIRWEATHER 22 16 Dec 1877 Jesse BARKER Emma SMITH 36 29 Jan 1882 Samuel BARKER Anna HUNT 13 8 Nov 1874 George BARNES Emily CANHAM 161 9 Oct 1927 Eshed BARNES Mary THEOBALD Thorndon 291 18 Feb 1996 Patrick John BARRACLOUGH St Mathews, Ipswich Rebecca Ann HARDING 292 19 May 1996 Carl Richard BARRETT Diss Tracy Ann HULL 30 4 Jan 1880 William BATTELL Sarah FLETCHER 264 15 Apr 1973 Frederick John BAXTER Brome Marjorie Florence TUCKER 235 19 Aug 1962 Eric Dennis BEALES Winifred May HEALEY Market Drayton, Salop 164 9 Dec 1928 Alexander William BEECROFT Old Newton Isabella HADDOCK 15 18 Apr 1875 Walter BLAKE Jane LUMAS W 38 3 Dec 1882 George BLAKE Ellen SMITH Thorndon 110 29 Nov 1908 Samuel Paul BLAKE Mary VANHAM (?) Kenninghall 276 10 Jun 1979 Robert Charles BLOOMFIELD Frances Caroline SIMMOND Capel St Mary 230 21 Feb 1960 Barry John BONE Horsford, Norfolk Rita Mary Joan SMITH 12 29 Mar 1874 George Johnson BOOTY Wandsworth Sarah Amelia MARSHALL 81 19 Feb 1899 Frank BREESE Adelaide Mary CRACKNELL Wickham Skeith 132 11 Sep 1921 William Leonard BREESE Gladys Mary PASTON Norwich 146 30 Aug 1925 Walter Horace BREWSTER Banham Annie Miranda MULLENGER 228 19 Jul 1959 David John BRIGGS St Nicholas, Stevenage Sheila Winifred HODGKINSON 191 17 Apr 1938 Stanley George BROWN Trimley St Mary Edith Florence Emma HUBBARD 305 18 Jun 2006 Christopher BROWN St Gregory, Rendlesham Helen ANDREWS 95 5 Apr 1903 George BRUNDLE Ellen Etta TURNER Eye 271 28 Mar 1976 Kenneth George BUCKLE Debenham Avril Maria HADDOCK 71 28 Jun 1896 William John BUCKLEY Halifax, Yorks Kate Elizabeth Ann LAST 202 22 Nov 1942 Wilfred Russell George BULL Portsmouth Pegg Eileen KENT 251 17 Mar 1968 Leonard George BULL Janet Mary HANSENT Kenton 224 26 Jun 1955 Derek John BULLINGHAM Framlingham Pamela Anne WOODS 75 14 Mar 1897 Frederick BULLOCK W St Mathews, Bayswater Hannah PALMER 82 24 Dec 1899 Ernest Charles CADY Yoxford Nickhil May (?) PECK 201 25 Oct 1942 Alfred John CANFE (?) Redlingfield Joyce Hilda MAYHEW Redlingfield 3 18 Dec 1870 George CANHAM W Jane READ W 23 20 Jan 1878 Ezekiel CANHAM Mary THORNDIKE Worlingworth 37 21 May 1882 George CANHAM W Emma BROWN 62 12 Feb 1893 George CANHAM Annie HUNTING All Saints, South Elmham 65 30 Sep 1894 Joseph CANHAM Jane FULCHER 92 25 May 1902 Harry CANHAM Lucy HUNTING (?) 97 16 Oct 1903 William CANHAM Mabel Alice CHAPLIN 154 5 Sep 1926 James Joseph CANHAM Kathleen Florence KENT 104 10 Nov 1907 Edwin Benjamin CAPON Maud Minnie Rosa WELHAM Eye 118 4 Feb 1912 Frances Robert CARPENTER Maud Mary Ann BARNES 237 12 May 1963 Michael John CASSERLY Jennifer Jane BROOKS Hurley, Berks 295 2 May 1998 Stuart Charles CATTERMOLE Claire Louise SMITH Stradbroke 297 20 Aug 2000 Paul Geoffrey CATTERMOLE Thorndon Zoe KEY 286 21 Jun 1992 Ivan CHAMBERLAIN Lynn Ann REEVES 121 16 Feb 1913 George CHAMBERS Redlingfield Hilda Emily BARNES 181 2 Jun 1935 Victor Herbert CHAPLIN Violet Olive KENT 46 29 Dec 1885 John Pettitt CHAPMAN Christiana Elizabeth HARMER Mattishall 195 18 Dec 1938 John Arthur CHAPMAN Stoke Ash Elsie Edith ALDOUS 246 25 Oct 1964 Phillip Rodney CHURCH Pauline Joyce WRIGHT 17 31 Oct 1875 Robert Edgar CHURCHYARD Thrandeston Lucy CASON 186 25 Oct 1936 Edward Frederick CLARKE Ruby Emma ALDOUS 102 29 Jul 1906 Ernest George COBB Amelia WILDING 182 22 Sep 1935 Thomas George COLMAN Hoxne Lily Edith LEGGETT 112 15 Aug 1909 George Mathew COOK Rosa Mary BOWMAN 165 30 Dec 1928 George Thomas COTTON Oakley Florence Louisa CHURCHYARD 119 4 Aug 1912 William Major COWLING Pimlico Ethel Lily PALMER 60 17 Jun 1892 Robert CRACKNELL W Thorndon Eliza TODD W 241 7 Jun 1964 Michael Kenneth CRACKNELL Monk Soham Sylvia Jean EVERSON 225 23 Oct 1955 Kenneth Charles CRANE Olive Joan ABLETT Framsden 234 8 Jul 1962 Albert John CRANE Judith Sylvia CHAPMAN Horham 255 22 Sep 1968 Robert David CRANNA Margaret FETTES Speymouth, Moray, Scotland 300 24 Mar 2002 Adrian James CRAWLEY Walsham le Willows Claire Louise MANN 140 2 Dec 1923 Alfred CROWDEN Violet Mary Julia HAYWARD Westhall 294 1 Jun 1997 Stephen William Charles DAMANT Claire GARNHAM 99 28 May 1905 Henry William DAY Halesworth Emily PALLANT 293 19 May 1996 Mark Eric DEBENHAM Bedingfield Amanda Jane BLOOMFIELD Scole 6 27 Aug 1871 Edward DECK Elizabeth SCOTT Mellis 11 11 Jan 1874 John William DURRANT Loddon Sarah Jennings BAYLES 69 7 Jul 1895 Arthur George DURRANT Sarah Annie SPENCE 94 21 Dec 1902 Arthur George DURRANT W Jessie HUNT 5 30 May 1871 James EASTER Ellen BOND Yaxley 203 15 Nov 1942 Geoffrey Cecil EDWARDS Redlingfield Lucy Florence COY Tanningham 184 30 Oct 1935 William George ELEY Thorndon Phyllis Mary ALDOUS 101 23 Apr 1906 Frederick ELLIOTT Anna Maria HUNT 223 23 May 1954 Stanley George ELLIOTT Sylvia Margaret DURRANT Bedingfield 2 6 Nov 1879 George ELSEY Eliza SMITH 111 15 Aug 1909 James Valentine ELSEY Mary Rebecca BRIGHTON Eye 209 17 Nov 1946 Frederick James ELSEY Phyllis Mary LAST Hoxne 7 19 Nov 1871 John EVERSON W Elizabeth DURRANT 21 7 Oct 1877 Henry EVERSON Jane LEGGETT Scole 34 6 Nov 1881 Frederick EVERSON Laura ARBON 73 4 Oct 1896 Hutty EVERSON Hannah Maria LARTER 250 17 Oct 1965 John Herbert EVERSON Hazel Ann PIPE Tannington 31 27 Jun 1880 Henry FAIRWEATHER Sarah KNIVETT (?) Horham 218 4 Jan 1953 William George Thomas FAYERS Jean COCHRANE St Oswald, W Hartlepool 199 2 Aug 1942 Harry Thomas FELGATE Redlingfield Gladys Florence CANFE (?) Redlingfield 151 27 Jun 1926 Benjamin William FISK Bedingfield Ruth MULLENGER 162 1 Apr 1928 Charles FISK Bedingfield Alice Louisa MULLENGER 74 15 Nov 1896 John FLATT Bedingfield Harriett ROOT 106 27 Sep 1908 Ernest Edmund FORD Mowenden Bessie LAST 273 26 Jun 1977 Keith Frederick George FROST Carol Ann MILLS Diss 278 14 Mar 1982 Clive Phillip FROST Jacqueline HAMBLING Athelington 280 9 Aug 1987 Stuart David FROST Julie Ann CHAMBERS 25 13 Oct 1878 Charles FULCHER Anne CANHAM Thorndon 219 22 Mar 1953 Frederick Charles FULCHER Eva Agnes Margaret BANHAM Brome 282 22 May 1988 Clifford Mervyn GOLLNER June Frances LAKE 142 27 Jan 1924 Arthur Reginald GOODCHILD Ella Mabel STANNARD 16 17 Oct 1875 George GOODERHAM Brockford Rachel Elizabeth HINES 236 17 Feb 1963 William George GOODERHAM Redlingfield Roberta Mary CRANE 179 29 Jul 1934 Leonard George GORHAM Walton Edith CANHAM 288 19 Jun 1994 Paul GRATTON Edwina Jane RIVETT 96 2 Aug 1903 Alfred Amos GRAY Ippollitts, Hertford Elizabeth PATRICK 227 1 Mar 1959 Michael William GREENWAY Christ Church, East Sheen Judith Winifred STANDLEY 213 3 Jul 1949 Jack Edward HAAG Amy BAILEY Mellis 43 2 Nov 1884 Joseph HADDOCK W Eliza SHIP W 114 9 Oct 1910 William George HADDOCK Olive Annie WILDING 147 29 Sep 1925 William HADDOCK Dorothy May ALDOUS 284 14 Apr 1991 Colin George HADDOCK Ann SYRETT Thorndon 84 23 Sep 1900 Frederick HAMMOND Edith WADE Earl Soham 217 31 Aug 1952 Humphrey Robert HARLOW Valerie June Hilton POLLITT Kingswood, Surrey 239 29 Sep 1963 Andrew Russell HARROWER Margaret Lorna BLACKWOOD 24 3 Feb 1878 Walter HARVEY Stoke Ash Anne JOLLY 39 4 Mar 1883 George HARVEY Clacton-on-Sea Susan BARKER 187 8 Nov 1936 Clifford Andrew HARVEY Maude POTTER 289 18 Sep 1994 Mark Andrew HATTON Carolyn Lesley CHAMBERLAIN 45 8 Nov 1885 James HAVERS Isabella WARNER Rishangles 98 19 Feb 1904 Walter William HAVERS Annie Barbara NEWSON Rishangles 183 13 Sep 1935 Herbert Henry HAVERS Amy Kathleen DRIOCK (?) Horham 134 1 Jan 1922 Edward Snare HAYWARD Ada Dorothy WOODWARD 277 22 Jun 1980 Charles John Giles HENNIKER-MAJOR Thornham Sally Deborah Mary KEMP 64 2 Sep 1894 Roland Frierson (?) HILL Nottingham Kate LILY (?) 124 30 Apr 1916 Ernest George HILL Louisa BLAKE 166 30 Jun 1929 Albert HILL W Ashtead Bessie POTTER 307 10 Jun 2007 Richard HOBNELL Isle of Man Anna KNIBBS 159 21 Aug 1927 William Edward HODGKINSON Winifred Eileen BREESE 253 1 Sep 1968 Rodney George HOWELL Diss Norma Pauline KERRY 208 26 May 1946 Stanley Claude HUBBARD Jean Mary HARTLEY Redlingfield 210 18 May 1947 Lesley HUBBARD Florence Fanny BARKER 88 10 Mar 1901 Charles HUGGINS W Elizabeth HUNT W 304 17 Jul 2005 Daniel Lee HULL Amelia Cheryl PETERS Swanton Morley 27 3 Nov 1878 Walter HUNT Eliza BARNES 33 12 Dec 1880 George HUNT Mary CHAPMAN 47 26 Sep 1886 Alfred HUNT Emma MARSH 50 14 Aug 1887 Henry HUNT Caroline EVERSON 57 2 Nov 1890 Henry HUNT W Betsy PALLANT 83 1 Apr 1900 Edward HUNT Fanny Rebecca COOK 100 4 Jun 1905 George HUNT Rose Anna PULFORD (?) 113 22 May 1910 Henry George HUNT Mary COOPER Yaxley 120 8 Sep 1912 James HUNT Elizabeth LISTER W 123 1 Feb 1914 Alfred Lewis HUNT Rosetta POPE Athelington 155 19 Sep 1926 George William HUNT Lilian Violet HOLDEN
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