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Knook - Marriages 1695-1836 Year Date Groom Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Grooms Parish Bride Surname Given Names Age Status Brides Parish Banns/Lic Notes 1695 16-Jun Farly Mathew 1701 16-Feb Compton John 1703 30-Sep Grenell Nathanael 1713 29-Nov Young William 1715 12-Feb Sene [sic] Rob 1730 4-Oct Gilbert John Deveril Longbridge Ball Mary Deveril Longbridge 1730 5-Oct Farly John Henwood Elizabeth 1730/1 21-Feb Fletcher Henry Smith Ann 1731 4-Nov Smith John Edwards Susannah 1731 25-Dec Bayly Andrew Everly Mary 1732 21-Sep Douty Thomas Kitly Ann 1733 2-Jun Collens Edward Chiveril Winsor Mary 1733 1-Oct Crowch Richard Kitcat Mary 1733/4 4-Feb Moile William Fovant Sett Ann 1734/5 27-Jan Collens Benjamin Young Eleanor 1735 7-Apr Noak James Sutton Woods Ann 1735 19-Apr Everly William Codford White Mary 1737 6-Aug Young Benjamin Dyer Elizabeth 1737 15-Aug Oliver John Collens Melior 1738 8-Oct Smith Edward Davis Mary 1738 23-Dec Dowdle William Whatley Mary 1742 24-May Dicks Henry Young Mary 1742 7-Jun Everly John Newman Melior 1746 3-Nov Everett Joseph Lambert Eleanor 1746/7 1-Jan Thring Brouncker Hewlett Ann 1747 23-Feb Whatley Robert Bayley Mary 1747 2-Oct Smith William Everly Martha 1750 25-Sep Everly John Everett Mary 1750/1 17-Jan Sharp John Weston Catherine 1751 30-Apr Phelps John Patient Dinah 1751 4-May Churchill Thomas Kitly Mary 1754 12-Nov Gilbert William Crowch Elizabeth From this date, when no parish is mentioned, the parties married were of Knook. 1755 5-Aug Maishment Richard Dyer Mary 1756 21-Feb Smith John Miles Elizabeth Heytesbury 1756 17-Apr Miles John Worme Elizabeth 1758 8-Apr Gardner John Heitsbury Cox Elizabeth 1758 28-Dec Lewis John Smith Mary 1759 1-Jan Foyl Henry Noak Mary Titherington 1759 24-Dec Collins Samuel Toogood Mary 1760 10-Feb Kelly George Dyer Catherine 1761 27-Oct Wickham Robert Heytesbury Hinton Elizabeth 1761 8-Dec Ingram John Codford St. Mary Exton Elizabeth 1762 16-Aug Cook John Heytesbury Kite Elizabeth 1762 4-Sep Hooper Robert Heytesbury Dyer Eleanor 1762 11-Oct Croker William Farley Mary 1762 20-Oct Cooper William Blacksmith Pottern Maish Mary sp. 1763 13-Dec Whatley Robert Smith Elizabeth 1764 11-Jun Parsons Richard Stockton Toogood Jane 1764 10-Dec Smith John Dyer Ann 1765 18-Nov Dicks William Clarke Martha Heytesbury 1767 6-Dec Pope William b. Cox Sarah sp. 1768 6-Dec Garret James Boyton Smith Mariam 1768 26-Dec Line James Oliver Ann 1768 26-Dec Barrance Edward Noak Elizabeth 1769 30-Oct Crowch John Collins Sarah 1769 31-Oct Smith Roger Bennett Elizabeth Steeple Langford 1770 12-Aug Mould William Douty Ann 1772 15-Oct Fowls John Cumins Mary 1777 22-May Harman John Miles Mary Lic 1777 16-Jun Savige William Codford St. Peter Burton Hester 1778 13-Jun Miles William Parsons Ruth © Wiltshire OPC Project/Jodi Fuller/2012 Knook - Marriages 1695-1836 1778 27-Jul Line James Collins Hannah 1779 4-Feb Jacob William Silverthorn Anne Boyton Lic 1779 16-Feb Mabbot William Sharp Sarah 1780 18-May Bemister Giles Collins Betty Lic 1781 4-May King John Oliver Mary Lic 1782 9-Apr Burton David Collins Priscilla 1782 18-May Day Bartholomew St. Mary Ratcliffe, Bristol Dyer Ann Lic 1783 16-Jun Whatley Richard Potter Jane Codford St. Peter Lic 1783 15-Jul Foyl James Heytesbury Ball Mary 1783 1-Dec Dicks Mark Snelgrove Mathews Elizabeth Heytesbury 1783 24-Dec Mead Robert Rebeck Ann 1784 8-Aug Burnett Thomas Warminster Corbit Betty 1785 5-Oct Gibbs Joseph Warminster Everly Amelia Lic 1786 10-Jun Everly Robert Tytherington, p. Heytesbury Oliver Sarah 1786 7-Aug Barret Hugh Jacob Jenny 1787 2-Jul Dann John Lewis Hester 1789 8-Jan Beven William Whale Betty Heytesbury 1789 11-May Goddard Thomas Potticary Mary Westbury Lic 1789 4-Nov Foyl William Burton Susanna 1789 22-Nov Marsh Richard Wilkins Sarah 1790 27-Sep Withers Richard Boyton Miles Elizabeth Lic 1791 12-Dec Searchfield George Snelgrove Elizabeth 1792 14-May Collins Stephen Lewis Elizabeth 1792 5-Dec Smyth Isaac Pope Elizabeth 1793 9-Apr Williams Hen. Reverend Exton Felicia Lic 1793 8-Jul Fowls William Kemp Ann 1796 10-Sep Bemister Giles Yeoman Lyne Melior sp. Lic 1797 12-Aug Everly Thomas Martin Mary 1797 13-Nov Collins Stephen Bemister Melior 1798 22-Mar Olding George Bailey Ruth 1798 9-Jul Barnes George Penny Jane 1798 24-Sep Barnes Richard King Anne 1798 19-Nov Webb James Codford S. Peter Everly Amelia 1799 29-Jan House Richard Melbury, co. Dorset Miller Amy 1800 16-Apr Moody William Chittern St. Mary Allford Sarah 1801 23-Mar Fry James Melksham Moxey Sarah 1802 25-Dec Markes John Norton Bavant Rebbeck Grace 1803 26-Dec Mould William Everly Susanna 1804 16-Jan Andrews James Light Diana 1804 14-Feb Andrews John Cooper Miriam 1805 2-Jul Powell Alfred b. Raxcorthy Anne sp. Heytesbury Lic 1805 18-Aug Fricker Thomas b. Jacob Elizabeth sp. 1805 3-Nov Brockway James Tisbury Mould Esther 1806 29-Apr Dew William Hallett Anne 1806 24-Jun Ransom Job Upton Lovell Rebbeck Mary 1807 2-Feb Sheppard Thomas Pope Sarah 1808 29-Feb Howell Edmund b. Radstock, Somerset Fricker Elizabeth sp. Lic 1808 15-May Hallett Richard Jacob Mary Anne 1808 6-Nov Reynolds Richard Heytesbury Fowles Mary 1809 22-May Everly John Crocker Elinor 1809 20-Jul Flower Isaac b. Heytesbury Harman Sarah wid. Lic 1809 4-Dec Lawrence Robert b. Hallett Jane sp. 1810 26-Nov Collins John b. Upton Lovell Whatley Mary 1811 5-May Topp William Codford St. Mary Shergold Sarah 1811 9-Dec Pike John Bendall Sarah 1811 26-Dec Churchill William John b. Boyton Everly Sarah sp. Lic 1814 11-Jul Whatley Richard Poole Charlotte 1814 4-Nov Waters Cornelius Payne Sebra 1814 6-Nov Foyle James Farley Anne 1815 10-Jan Whatley Stephen Heytesbury Rebbeck Rebecca 1815 5-Feb Rebbeck James Steady Betty Wickham 1815 26-Mar Marks William Payne Mary © Wiltshire OPC Project/Jodi Fuller/2012 Knook - Marriages 1695-1836 1815 14-May Poole David Norris Sarah 1815 27-Aug Ellis Edward Doughty Anna 1815 5-Nov Collins John Dunford Elizabeth 1815 16-Dec Bacon James Beven Betty 1815 24-Dec Bemister Joseph Doughty Anne 1816 9-Jun Collins James b. Dyer Frances sp. 1817 14-May Miles Isaac Heytesbury Dann Ann 1818 23-Mar Reynolds William Bemister Mary 1818 6-Jun Searchfield John b. Fussell Harriett sp. Heytesbury Lic 1818 25-Dec Muspratt John Searchfield Mary 1819 11-Apr Ellen Thomas Marks Anne 1819 5-Sep Collins William b. Smith Elizabeth sp. 1819 25-Dec Burnett Thomas b. Foyle Anne wid. 1820 16-Jan Keel James b. Pitten Melior sp. 1820 23-Jan Marks William widr. Farley Mary wid. 1820 3-Apr Burnett Robert b. Pope Anne sp. 1820 15-May Richardson John b. Dann Sarah sp. 1820 22-May Green Obadiah b. Sherrington Fricker Elizabeth wid. 1820 1-Aug Andrews Thomas widr. Dyer Sarah wid. 1821 13-May Beven James b. Compton Dinah sp. 1821 22-Oct Foley John b. Axford Anne sp. 1821 25-Dec Sweet Thomas b. Collins Anne sp. 1822 30-Sep Farley Richard b. Payne Lucy sp. 1823 6-Oct Orchard Isaac b. Pope Mary sp. 1823 27-Oct Payne William b. Dyer Elizabeth sp. 1824 1-Aug Harman Richard b. Crocker Mary sp. 1824 5-Sep Andrews John b. Adams Mary Anne sp. 1824 26-Sep Head Ambrose b. Codford St. Peter Pope Sarah sp. 1825 6-Aug Webb James widr. Hallett Martha sp. 1826 5-Mar Pitton William b. Young Mary sp. 1826 25-Dec Cowdry William b. Searchfield Elizabeth sp. 1827 5-May Marks John b. Collins Hannah sp. 1827 25-Dec Payne Benjamin b. Poole Mary sp. 1828 26-May Foyle Charles b. Barnes Elizabeth sp. 1828 2-Aug Smith John b. Collins Laetitia sp. 1828 25-Aug Marks Joseph Shrewton Fricker Elizabeth sp. 1828 16-Nov Collins Stephen b. Rees Elizabeth sp. 1828 25-Dec Andrews Samuel b. Adlam Anne sp. 1830 8-Nov Marks Joseph b. Daniel Jane sp. 1831 13-Jan Parham Rice b. Lydlinch, Dorset Sims Ann sp. Lic 1831 4-Sep Andrews James b. Reeves Sarah sp. 1831 5-Nov Payne Elijah b. Barnes Eliza sp. 1831 25-Dec Searchfield William b. Andrews Elizabeth sp. 1832 25-Feb Everlye John widr. Hallett Jane Provis sp. 1833 4-Feb Dyer John b. Payne Mary Anne wid. 1833 2-Jul Neale Thomas b. Matthews Mary sp. 1833 5-Sep Raxworthy Robert b. Codford St. Peter Flower Anne sp. Lic Anne Flower, sp., minor, with consent of parents 1833 17-Nov Williams Joseph b. Fletcher Mary Anne 1834 21-Jul Smith James widr. Pope Anna Maria sp. 1734 1-Oct Topp James b. Marks Elizabeth sp. 1834 7-Oct White William b. Andrews Martha sp. 1835 20-Apr Noke Thomas b. Grant Jane sp. 1836 23-May Churchill Joseph widr. Smith Sarah sp. 1836 1-Aug Williams Joseph widr. Meaden Jane sp. 1836 7-Dec Everley Thomas Warminster Fricker Mary Ann Lic 1836 24-Dec Dann Richard widr. Everley Elizabeth sp. © Wiltshire OPC Project/Jodi Fuller/2012.
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  • Wiltshire Parishes

    Wiltshire Parishes

    Wiltshire Parishes Marston Maisey CP Latton CP Ashton Keynes CP Oaksey CP Crudwell CP Cricklade CP Leigh CP Minety CP Hankerton CP Brokenborough CP Charlton CP Purton CP Braydon CP Malmesbury CP Easton Grey CP Sopworth CP Lea and Cleverton CP Sherston CP Lydiard Millicent CP Norton CP St. Paul Malmesbury Without CP Little Somerford CP Brinkworth CP Lydiard Tregoze CP Luckington CP Hullavington CP Great Somerford CP Dauntsey CP Royal Wootton Bassett CP Seagry CP Stanton St. Quintin CP Tockenham CP Grittleton CP Christian Malford CP Broad Town CP Lyneham and Bradenstoke CP Sutton Benger CP Nettleton CP Kington St. Michael CP Castle Combe CP Clyffe Pypard CP Baydon CP Kington Langley CP Broad Hinton CP Yatton Keynell CP Aldbourne CP Langley Burrell Without CP North Wraxall CP Hilmarton CP Chippenham Without CP Bremhill CP Ogbourne St. George CP Winterbourne Bassett CP Biddestone CP Berwick Bassett CP Ogbourne St. Andrew CP Chippenham CP Compton Bassett CP Colerne CP Winterbourne Monkton CP Ramsbury CP Chilton Foliat CP Calne CP Preshute CP Cherhill CP Mildenhall CP Corsham CP Calne Without CP Avebury CP Marlborough CP Lacock CP Fyfield CP Box CP Froxfield CP West Overton CP East Kennett CP Little Bedwyn CP Heddington CP Melksham Without CP Savernake CP Bromham CP Atworth CP Monkton Farleigh CP Bishops Cannings CP Melksham CP Huish CP South Wraxall CP Broughton Gifford CP Great Bedwyn CP All Cannings CP Alton CP Wootton Rivers CP LCPs of Broughton Gifford and Melksham Without Stanton St. Bernard CP Rowde CP Roundway CP Wilcot CP Shalbourne