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Little Bromley St. Mary the Virgin Marriages 1695-1753 (Grooms) Little Bromley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1695-1753 (grooms) Groom surname Groom 1st Status Groom abode Date Bride surname Bride 1st Status Bride abode Notes Img [GS]OY William 27 Oct 1713 BLOIS Mary Little Bromley By licence 41 Groom's surname unclear - "John a A NOAKES John Little Bromley 26 Jul 1713 TAYLOR Anne widow Little Bromley Noakes" or "John Noakes" 41 ALLEN Thomas widower Elmstead 17 May 1705 HOMES Rebecca single Misley By banns 40 BARTON John widower Bradfield 19 Nov 1753 LILLY Mary single Little Bromley 4 BLE[W_][O_]T Richard Kelvedon 25 Dec 1718 NEWTON Susan Elmstead 41 BLOOMFIELD John single Brantam 26 Sep 1739 SEAGOLD Mary widow Misley 3 By licence. The groom is the Rector of BRADSLEIGH Thomas single Stradford 28 Jun 1711 STEPHENS Mary single Dedham Stradford. 41 BURREL John Little Bromley 04 Oct 1743 DREW Hannah Little Bromley 4 BURRELL John 30 Dec 1736 FRANCES Hannah Little Bromley 43 CAMPION George widower Rowhedge 01 Apr 1744 FIDGET Ann single Colchester 4 CARTER Symon 30 Jul 1700 NEWTON Mary By licence 39 CARTER John 16 Nov 1750 CHIPPERTON Elizabeth 4 CHIPPERTON Isaac 29 Apr 1727 NOWLAND Sarah 42 CLARK John single 09 Oct 1744 HAWKINS Elizabeth single 4 COKER Lazarus 31 Jan 1740/41 BARNES Mary Misley 3 COLE Simon single Bromley 03 Oct 1706 EAGLE Hellen single Bromley By banns 41 CONSTABLE John widower 08 Sep 1695 GARDNER Mary widow 38 CORTMAN Richard 21 Aug 1750 SMITH Elizabeth 4 CRICK John Bradfield 21 Apr 1698 MASON Rebecca Manningtree By licence. 39 DALLENT John Manningtree 06 Nov 1701 COOK Hannah Misley By banns. Entry crossed out in register. 39 DAVY William widower Manningtree 18 Sep 1711 CARTER Mary widow Manningtree By licence 41 DAY George Little Bromley 29 Jun 1742 GRIGGS Martha Misley 4 DREW Robert single Little Bromley 05 Feb 1705/6 FRANCIS Anne widow Little Bromley By banns 40 DYNES Henry St. Osyth 27 Nov 1739 CARRINGTON Elizabeth Bradfield 3 EAGLE Thomas widower 29 Apr 1703 C[AU]NE Anne single By banns 40 EAGLE William 02 Jan 1745/46 WHITE Hannah 4 FENN James single Manningtree 02 Aug 1752 BARTON Mary single Manningtree 4 FLANDERS John 22 May 1738 WEEDON Hannah Little Bromley 3 FOX Mark Dedham 31 Jan 1699/00 FIRMAN Susan Dedham By licence. 39 1 ERO refs: D/P 5/1/2 1695-1737, D/P 5/1/3 1738-1753 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Little Bromley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1695-1753 (grooms) Groom surname Groom 1st Status Groom abode Date Bride surname Bride 1st Status Bride abode Notes Img FRANCIS John 23 Apr 1699 HOWSIGO Anne By banns 39 GANT Robert single 30 Oct 1752 CARTER Sarah single 4 GARDINER James single Misley 18 Apr 1737 BOWEN Ann widow Misley 43 Banns only, not a marriage. Appears on loose piece of paper in register covering 1685-1738. "Please to publish ye Bands of Marage between James Garrid singel man and Sarah Flurry GARRID James single * * * FLURRY Sarah single singel woman both of this Parrish." 13 GARROD Richard 27 Oct 1737 EAGLE Ann Little Bromley 43 GILDER John Welney 17 Dec 1738 BETTS Mary Little Bromley 3 GLADDEN John 21 Feb 1733/34 DUNNINGHAM Margarett 43 GOSLING Benjamin widower 15 Jan 1695/96 MIXER Mary single 38 GROVE Robert 04 Jan 1735/36 MAIER Mary 43 HAMONT William single Bradfield 17 Oct 1749 KEBEL Mary single Little Bromley 4 HARVEY John 23 Nov 1732 MULLEY Sarah Mr. John Harvey & Mrs. Sarah Mulley 43 HATCH John Ardleigh 18 Feb 1740/41 BRIDGES Sarah Little Bromley 3 HATENS Richard Dovercourt 08 Aug 1725 NOBLE Ann Little Bromley 42 HAWKINS John single Great Bromley 27 Oct 1706 WADE Elizabeth single Little Bromley By banns 41 HAWORD Thomas single 17 Sep 1695 BRADBROOK Ede single 38 Mr. Thomas Hickeringill & Mrs. HICKERINGILL Thomas Wickes 03 Mar 1740/41 DREW Deborah Melford Deborah Drew 3 HUNT Joseph Belstead 18 Nov 1718 WYATT Mary Little Bromley 41 HURRION Samuel 12 Jun 1733 BLOMFIELD Deborah Colchester 43 JACOBS Samuel 28 May 1751 EADES Elizabeth 4 JENNINGS John single 13 Oct 1752 HILLS Mary single 4 KENDALL William Elmstead 26 Mar 1719 SKINGE Ann Ardleigh 42 KENNEGAL Benj. 11 Dec 1739 COLE Elizabeth 3 KID Andrew single Ardley 31 Dec 1710 WI[MN]S Mary single Ardley By banns 41 KNIGHT Richard single Little Bromley 08 Oct 1744 ABBOT Sarah single Little Bromley 4 2 ERO refs: D/P 5/1/2 1695-1737, D/P 5/1/3 1738-1753 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Little Bromley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1695-1753 (grooms) Groom surname Groom 1st Status Groom abode Date Bride surname Bride 1st Status Bride abode Notes Img LAMB Thomas Wivenhoe 22 Jan 1718/19 CARTER Elizabeth Bromley parva 42 LEEVER Bishop single 25 Dec 1744 PARKER Susan single 4 LIMMER Daniel widower Misley 08 Sep 1706 LANSDEL Anne widow Manningtree By banns 41 St. Ann's MACHEN William 06 Jun 1720 DEAN Sarah Westminster By licence 42 MANNING William Misley 31 May 1696 EASTHOOD Sarah Misley 38 MANNING William single Little Bromley 12 Mar 1748/49 WHALE Catharine Little Bromley 4 MARCHANT Richard Misley 03 Dec 1702 CHILDES Mercy Misley By banns 40 MAYER James single Great Bromley 07 Mar 1708/9 WINTER Rose widow Little Bromley 41 MAYER James widower Little Bromley 27 Apr 1749 SANDCRAFT Mary single Little Bromley 4 Mr. Robt. Middleton & Mrs. Ann MIDDLETON Robt. 28 Nov 1721 LAYMAN Ann Layman 42 MORE John Little Bentley 22 Nov 1739 NUNN Rachel Misley 3 MULLEY John 29 Oct 1700 MIMES Mary By licence 39 NEWTON Robert widower Dovercourt 06 Oct 1739 PARKER Mary Dovercourt 3 NICE Richard Ardleigh 29 Nov 1739 COVEL Lydia Little Bromley 3 Groom's surname unclear - "John a NOAKES John Little Bromley 26 Jul 1713 TAYLOR Anne widow Little Bromley Noakes" or "John Noakes" 41 NOBLE William 25 Jan 1698/99 SHEAPERD Anne By banns. 39 NORMAN James 06 Nov 1698 WATSON Anne Manningtree By banns 39 NORMAN James widower Manningtree 29 Oct 1701 HILLS Dorothy Manningtree By banns. Entry crossed out in register. 39 NORMAN Abraham widower Misley 03 May 1753 RUDKIN Susan single Dedham 4 OLLETT Samuel single Manningtree 24 Apr 1752 BLOOMFIELD Sarah single Little Bromley 4 OSBORNE Thomas Little Bromley 16 Oct 1718 BENTLEY Deborah Little Bromley 41 PEGG William 04 Aug 1700 KEMBALL Mary By banns 39 PEGGS Thomas 07 Dec 1732 SCURRELL Ellen 43 PISSEY William single Little Bromley 06 Dec 1753 CHIPPERTON Mary single Little Bromley 4 POLLY Samuel 16 Oct 1750 ELNOT Sarah 4 PORTER William 03 Apr 1733 FINCH Sarah 43 POTTER Samuel 04 Mar 1744/45 SIMPSON Hannah 4 RAMPLIN William widower Buxhall 02 Nov 1736 SCOT Ann widow Little Bromley 43 3 ERO refs: D/P 5/1/2 1695-1737, D/P 5/1/3 1738-1753 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Little Bromley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1695-1753 (grooms) Groom surname Groom 1st Status Groom abode Date Bride surname Bride 1st Status Bride abode Notes Img RICHARDSON William 31 Jan 1743/44 ALLEN Eliz. Little Bromley 4 RISBY Daniel widower Misley 16 Apr 1696 WATTS Mary single Little Bromley 38 RUDKIN John single Ardleigh 06 Aug 1752 COOK Hannah single Little Bromley 4 SHED John Lawford 14 Oct 1725 HAWARD Eliz. Little Bromley 42 SHERMAN Thomas single Misley 24 Jun 1705 CONSTABLE Elizabeth single Wix By banns 40 SIMONS Hugh Elmstead 01 Jun 1722 BURTON Martha Bentley Mag. By licence 42 Mr. Richard Sparrow & Mrs. Mary SPARROW Richard 02 Jul 1739 SIMPSON Mary Manningtree Simpson 3 STEBBING Richard single Lawford 26 Aug 1739 COKER Elizabeth widow Little Bromley 3 Mr. Samuel Stevens & Mrs. Mary STEVENS Samuel widower Manningtree 08 Sep 1737 WESTED Mary widow Little Wenham Wested 43 Mr. Samuel Stevens & Mrs. Susan STEVENS Samuel 17 Jun 1739 WILTSHIRE Susan Manningtree Wiltshire 3 WADE Thos 29 Oct 1745 WARREN Mary Mr. Thos Wade & Mrs. Mary Warren 4 WARREN Thomas 09 Dec 1735 SMITH Mary 43 WELLS Georg widower Manningtree 03 Aug 1704 POWEL Sarah single Little Bromley 40 WHALE John 10 Feb 1718/19 HARR Katherine 42 WHYATT William single Little Bromley 06 Dec 1753 CHIPPERTON Susanna single Little Bromley 4 WINTER James 16 Nov 1737 GEORGE Martha Little Bromley 43 WITHERBY Thomas single Little Bromley 12 Dec 1710 KING Anne widow By banns 41 WRIGHT Henry Great Bromley 07 Dec 1736 GUTTRIDGE Susanna Little Bromley 43 4 ERO refs: D/P 5/1/2 1695-1737, D/P 5/1/3 1738-1753 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk.
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