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Longbridge Deverill - Marriages 1580-1749 Longbridge Deverill - Marriages 1580-1749 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Minister Groom's Father's Given Father's Bride's Given Banns or Father's Given Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Given Year Date Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Surname Name Occupation Surname Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Lic Surname Name Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Surname Names Notes 1580 28-Jul Cull Thomas Cur Agnes Widow 1580 02-Oct Andrew Con….. Olive 1622 22-Apr Stevens Richard Thrasher Kinburrowe 1622 29-Apr Hill Riobert Gylbert Elizabeth 1622 02-May Butcher John Luden Elizabeth 1622 17-Aug Gilbert John Dawe Christen 1623 04-Aug Smith Robert Wheler Iddeth 1625 05-Aug Davis John Whitchener Iddeth 1625 06-Aug Bartlet Nicholas London Jone 1625 03-Oct Chislet Henrie Hayter Katharine 1625 24-Nov Blinman John Elston Jane 1625/26 01-Feb Smith Thomas Selve Maudline 1626 17-Apr Andrewes Nicholas Davis Magdalene 1626 17-Apr Mullens Nicholas Longe Joane 1626 12-Jul George John Segram Joane 1623 23-Aug Dunford Richard Gilbert Alice 1626 02-Oct Biffy John Oldis Faith Groom possibly Bissy 1626 02-Oct Ovell Thomas Sperie Joane 1628 22-Apr Smith Henerie Lambert Ales 1628 23-Oct White Robert Richmand Rebecca 1628/29 28-Jan Stone William Baskerville Marie 1629 14-Jul Choulsie John Oldis Katterne 1629 14-Jul Millard Robert Hayter Gillian 1629 16-Nov Shephard Thomas Bufford Ales 1629/30 25-Feb Laurence John Corbet Faith 1630/31 18-Feb Bayly John Diay Elizabeth 1631 16-Jul Umphry John Thresher Ann 1631 07-Oct Davis William Severr Eline 1631 26-Dec Andrewes Henry Hughes Margaret 1631/32 14-Feb Marvine William Bowshare Faith 1632 17-Oct Coles William Davis Susanna 1632 17-Oct Coward Nicholas Corbet Elizabeth 1632/33 Bayly John D…… Edith 1633 01-Jul Adlam William Trapp Honor 1633 11-Aug Guinness Andrew Hayter Elenor 1633 18-Nov Bell Thomas Oldis Bathsheba 1634 Hobbs Edward Elinor 1634 27-Oct Mede Richard Hayter Elizabeth 1634 ??-Nov Cosins Thomas ……ifer Marie 1637 05-Jun Davis William Paine Maudlin 1637 07-Jun White Matthue Toogood Anne 1637 25-Sep Davis George Crouch Katterne 1637 26-Oct Adlam William Meriwether Bathsheba 1637 07-Nov Yockny Wiliam Davis Iddeth 1637 13-Nov Smith Leonard Vineny Katterne 1672 08-Apr Abbott Steven Ayesbury Anne 1672 16-May Allchild John Shore Elizabeth 1672 07-Oct Crocker John Hill Hester 1672/73 03-Feb Croome John West Eleanor 1673 11-May Norris William Edwards Eleanor Ascension Day 1673/74 02-Feb Meade Joseph Furnall Jane 1678 23-Jul Davyes William Butcher Mary 1678/79 15-Feb Cousins Richard, Jnr. Adlam Anne 1682 22-May Long James Longe Hannah 1682 21-Aug Smith Edward Miller Elizabeth 1683 09-Apr Draper Edward Mervin Mary 1683 28-May Minty Thomas Badder Mary 1683 29-May Cousens Richard Dew Christian Married at Ansty 1683 01-Jul Smith Henry Bishop Mary Married at Ansty 1683 02-Aug Taylor William Haiter Joane 1683 03-Sep Carpenter William Paine Elizabeth Married at Ansty 1683 29-Sep Ball James Edmunds Virtue 1683 01-Nov Millard Robert Frampton Eleanor 1683/84 10-Jan Hains Henry Compton Anne 1684 05-Sep Rodoway William Lawrence Anne 1684/85 13-Jan Holton Nicholas Paine Judith 1685 30-Nov London John Leaver Mary 1685/86 08-Feb White Robert Cooper Alice 1686 09-Dec Ford Edward Matthewes Mary Date taken from the Hill Deverill register 1686 ??-?? Starr John Matthewes Mellior No date Recorded 1686 ??-??? Viney John Eliot Anne No date Recorded 1687 ??-??? Kingman Richard Whatley Mary 1687 ??-??? Davis Als Tyler Joseph Smith Joan 1687 ??-??? Flower Tristram Singer Avice 1687 ??-??? Tyler Als Davis Joseph Smith Joan 1687 04-Apr Williams Samuel Amesbury Sarah 1687 ??-Nov Carpenter John London Elizabeth 1687 ??-Dec Freestone Michael Smith Elizabeth 1688 19-Apr Frampton Thomas Hull Edith 1688/89 ??-Jan Sanders Luke Cook Ann 1689/90 07-Feb Bat John Mr. Berjew Dorothy Mrs. Marriage took place at Muncton 1691 18-May Singer Edward Brown Jane 1691 21-May Silcock Thomas Lacok Alice 1691 01-Jun Pain James Mynty Bridget 1692 05-Jul Gilbert John Wheeler Elizabeth 1692 11-Jul Elway Henry Howel Hannah 1692/93 02-Feb Foster John Clerk Ford Mary Widow 1695 14-Nov Gulliford Charles Macy Joan 1695 24-Dec Allen William Furnell Katherine 1695 24-Jun Smith Robert Harman Elizabeth 1695 27-Jun Carpenter Philip Hurle Mary 1695 01-Aug Holton Nicholas Bailey Theodora 1695/96 ??-??? Hains Henry White Basil (sic) 1695/96 ??-??? Pain Joel Long Hannah 1696 22-Jun Furnell John Gray Charity 1696 ??-Oct Burrough William Bowerchalke Wallis Mary 1696 19-Oct Pain George Carraway May 1696 30-Nov Ball Stephen Cooper Sarah 1698 ??-??? Turner Jerome Lansdown Martha 1698 ??-??? Lawrence William Collins Joan ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Teresa Lewis Longbridge Deverill - Marriages 1580-1749 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Minister Groom's Father's Given Father's Bride's Given Banns or Father's Given Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Given Year Date Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Surname Name Occupation Surname Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Lic Surname Name Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Surname Names Notes 1698 ??-Sep Gilbert John Dunford Margaret 1698 17-Nov Knight Robert Carpenter Kathering 1699 09-Apr Shepheard Richard Flower Jane 1699 10-Apr Sexty William Gun Mary 1699 20-Apr Howel Joseph Mansfield Sarah 1699 30-Dec Philips Thomas Cooper Mary 1700 16-Apr Maxfield Nicholas Bisse Mary 1700 21-Jul Webbe William Figgens Mary Warminster 1700 18-Dec Perry James Mr. Brabden Mary 1700/01 08-Jan Scane Henry Curtis Elizabeth 1700/01 09-Jan Atkins James Paine Mary 1700/01 02-Feb Curtis Richard Baker Elizabeth 1701 20-Apr Butcher John Potter Hiscock Sarah 1701 21-Apr Knight Robert Glazier Pain Elizabeth 1701 24-Apr Combes John Shepherd Humphry Winifrade 1702 Smith Thomas Upton Bride's name is not recorded 1702 Adlam Joel Tanner Anne License 1702 25-May Hinton Thomas Martin Mary 1702 26-Jul Baker Charles Taylour Mary 1702 06-Aug Edwards John North Bradley Deverel Elizabeth Bradley Brides Surname smudged 1702 12-Oct Richardson Christopher Tudgey Elizabeth 1703 01-Jun Sawyers Arthur Leaver Elizabeth 1703 21-Jun Knight Alexander Skane Joan 1703/04 09-Jan Croome Thomas Hostler Mary 1703/04 27-Jan Waters Francis Whatley Mary 1703/04 28-Feb Howel John Oldis Phillis 1704 26-Mar Froud Thomas Sedgehill Stephens Sarah Hindon 1704 28-Dec Millard William Crowch Eleanor 1704 28-Dec Laurence Philip Sutton Hisketh Hester 1704/05 04-Jan Pain Joseph Tudgey Mary 1704/05 10-Jan Jeffries John Froom, Somerset Moore Elizabeth Chilmark 1704/05 20-Jan Ord John Mr. Mervin Mary Mistress Horningsham Mary is of Longleat 1704/05 23-Jan Wheeler William Bartlet Grace 1704/05 13-Feb Long Anthony Croome Elizabeth 1705 03-May Button Richard Heytesbury Neate Mary 1705 31-May Butcher William Curtis Lydia 1705 02-Jun Butcher Edward Waters Eleanor 1705 02-Jun Durford John Pierce Florence 1705 17-Sep Starr William Baker Katherine 1705 20-Sep Fry William Butcher Mary 1705 26-Nov Pain John Waters Anna 1705/06 05-Jan Whatley John Curtis Elizabeth 1706 25-Mar Philips Thomas Gartery Sarah 1706 06-May Style William Crouch Eleanor 1706 09-Jun Dupe William Whitlock Mary 1706/07 23-Jan Widen David Vizard Elizabeth Tellisford, Somerset 1707 Hughs Edward Charnbury Rebecca 1707 Cooper William Watts Sarah 1707 Combes George Sanders Hester 1707 Carpenter Richard Fortune Perry 1707 Wilkinson John Stourton Cozens Mary 1707 Curtis Francis Dix Mary 1707 09-Dec Bartlet Richard Long Mary 1707 ??-Jul Crofts John Waters Sarah 1708 17-May Hooper Robert Leaver Mary 1708 04-Jul Hiscot Richard Butler Mary 1709 09-Jun Fryer John Edwards Jane 1709 11-Jun Knight Richard Lush Mary 1709 26-Dec Coward William Rachel Mere Brides Surname not recorded 1710 17-Oct Carteret John Right Honorable Lord Work Frances Honorable Work Robert Sir, Baronet Married at Longleat Chapel 1710 26-Dec Dix Christopher Hiscot Anne 1711 02-Apr Northcott James Deverel Jane 1711 02-Apr Parker William Summers Anne 1711 11-Oct Snelgrove William Hopkins Katherine 1712 01-Jan Millard John Bride's name not recorded 1712 02-Jan Stone Edward Hains Elizabeth 1712 17-Jan Elderton John Mary Bride's surname not recorded 1712 27-Oct Spary John Labourer Codford St. Mary Cooper Mary Spinster Codford St. Peter License 1712 29-Dec Ball John Butcher Elizabeth 1713 25-Apr Oake Thomas Morgan Frances Bowerchalke 1713 25-Apr Curtis William Small Mary 1713 14-Jul Curtis Edward Dix Eleanor 1713 05-Nov Edwards William Small Jane 1713 30-Nov Gould Robert Ball Joan 1713 30-Dec Tudgey Joseph Butcher Elizabeth 1714 ??-Mar Mills John Waters Joan 1714 29-Mar Marvin Richard Becker Rebecca 1714 02-May Cozins John Fryer Elizabeth 1714 28-Dec Snelgrave Roger Stark Ruth 1714/15 02-Jan Hiscot John Whitlock Jane 1714/15 16-Jan Pointer John Butcher Anne 1715 17-Jul Huntly Morris Marvin Sarah 1715 08-Aug Curtis Joshuah Saunders Anne 1715 06-Nov Crouch Richard Butler Elizabeth 1715 27-Nov Curtis Richard Tanner Dorothy 1715/16 26-Jan Huntly Morris Bride's name not recorded 1715/16 02-Feb Tutt William Foster Katherine 1715/16 05-Feb White Christopher Whatley Anne 1716 08-Nov Ineram William Hains Elizabeth 1716 07-Dec Barker Thomas Love Mary 1716 30-Dec Riggs Thomas Mr. Ireland Foster Grace Mrs.
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