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Hampshire Parish Registers. Marriages r s Pfigfir i s h e . man iacsgsf EDITED BY H w . P I L I w . P . I M E B . L . OR M A . C , . , . 4 i fi AND L . R . P S AN DREWS , C o Ba sm sl c f g ok . 9? ‘ Loubou SSUE D TO THE SU B SC RI BE RS BY PH I LL I MO RE C o . I , 1 2 C H NC E RY LANE 4, A , P R E F A C E With the present sec o nd vo lume the Marriage Regi sters down t o 1 8 1 2 o f t en m o re Hamp shire pa ri shes a ppear in s s n n o a on c o n a n o a ll print , thu pre ervi g the i f rm ti they t i fr m s o f n s r n o a ri k bei g lo t o fro m bei g impr perly t mpered with . The prec eding vo lume c ontained the Marriage Regi ster s o f the following pari shes 1 3791 33 Pento n M e wsey Tu fto n ’ Knight s Enh a m Bra m l ey M o nxto n D um m er Hurstbo u rne Ta rrant St evento n t a B ou rne D eane S . M ry H urs o u rne Pri o s o o o n St La wren e tb r W tt . c B u llingto n C liddesd en A o s o i s s a n n s s o . bef re , thi v lume i ued with ut i dex Here o ho s i t s t o ss a n after , the Edit r pe that will be fea ible i ue ge eral o c o n a nd s t o a o index for the wh le u ty , thu v id that great evil f n s o o o n n a h c o . s o undue multipli ity i dexe M re ver , by p tp i g n - n fo r s n n n o f i dex maki g the pre e t , we expedite the pri ti g the s s s s a o f no s o n n Regi ter them elve , matter mall m me t whe we remember the ri sk s t o whic h these valuable rec o rd s are s — s s c a re s in s n o expo ed ri k whi h well illu trated the pre e t v lume , in whic h o nly three o f the pa ri shes wh o se rec o rd s are no w n a s s o to 1 6 6 a s pri ted h ve Regi ter dated pri r 3 , while the e rlie t o f the three sixteenth c entury Regi ster s o nly dates from 1 560 . A s s s o t o n in 1 8 i s a n in the Regi ter ught begi 53 , it pl i that every o ne o f these pari shes a very large part of the Regi ster r s s s s ha s b een lo st o destroyed . Of the till exi ting Regi ter several are in very imperfec t c o nditi on a nd have suffered f n i s s c a o n c . a o o greatly fr m egle t Th t Overt e pe ially f ulty , two s o s n s s in the earlie t v lume are mere fragme t , whil t the c c third volume every leaf i s lo ose . At Fa ombe the two a s o s in c on n a n e rlie t v lume are bad diti o with m y gap s. At C o o mbe the Regi ster s suffered badly fro m being thro wn int o o n a o s n a s a o a nd a s o i s a p d b ut eve ty ye r g , the e rlie t v lume in a a n n nd n fr gme tary c onditi on. At Ta gley a Wi slade the s s do no t n n Regi ter begi till the eightee th c entury . The fo ll o wing a bbreviatio ns are again made u se o f \v =wid w = . o er o r wi o w o fthe a s o f d . p p ri h . s = i nste r i = m h s w o m a n di o c . t e i o e s o f . s n e e p , gl , d c . = i h h or so n o f. c o t e o u n o f c ty . d =d a u hter o f l za =m a rri a i n . e e e . g . g l c c S o me o fthe Regi sters have been transc ribed by the Edito r s a nd M rs. Philli m r o s a so t o c n o e . The Edit r h ve al a k owledge n a ss s a nc f n n n - the ki d i t e o the fo ll o wi g ge tleme The Rev . n . oo s . s F . H Hardi g , the Rev C D St k , C Le Me urier, d t h ru n n s for ss on t o n a n e G e . Rev . G . S . gg Tha k permi i pri t the s s t o c n s on Regi ter are due the lergy . Their ame are menti ed under the severa l pari shes. It may be well here t o remind the rea der that these printed F r a b stra c t s o f the Regi ster s a re no t lega l evidenc e . o c ertific ates applic a tio n mu st be made to the lo c a l c lergy . ’ Vo lume II I i s i n the printer s hand a nd will be i ssued at a n a a a nd o n a ns to a dd a o e rly d te , it ly rem i th t the Edit r will gla dly wel c o me further help in the wa y o f transc ribing a a s i s o n s c o n a c s m rri ge . It ly u h v lu t ry help whi h render it po ssible t o i ssue thi s series o f the Pa ri sh Regi sters o f H a mp shire . P H I LLI MO RE . W . P . W . 1 Cha nc er La ne 2 4, y , Oc tober , 1 90 0 . (Eontents . PAG E . Vernham Yateley Overt o n (see a lso Winslade Aldersho t U - N a t el m & i p l y , Ampo rt r 1b ampsbi re [pa ish R egisters. i F Marr ages at ac c o m b e , 1 58 6 t o 1 8 1 2 . — NOTE The pa rish o f Fa cc o m b e i s u p o n th e no r th ern sid e o f the co u nty a nd the resen r m o ern o ne to w i h n i n p u a , t e a e m o nu t ch ch , d h ch c t m en s a v e een ra nsf erre i s u p o n the to o f the i nea r w a t h b t d , p h ll , h t m a b e a e th i a o f i s s a rse in a i e a ri s Th e old y c ll d e v ll ge th p ly h b t d p h . u r w a s i n the a e a t e er o n a nd i n th e ra e a a th v N . v t e ch ch ll y, th t g y rd b a ck o f the recto ry h o use c a n still b e t ra c ed th e f o u nd a ti o ns o f th e o ld ui i n w w a s u e o w n a o u the ea 1 6 a n b ld g hich p ll d d b t y r 8 5 . M y o m s o nes s i r m a in i n h i n o su r t b t t ll e t e l ttl e e cl e . The Pa ri s e is e rs to 1 8 1 2 a re o n a i ne i n ree o u m e s h R g t c t d th v l .
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