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The Parish Records of Loose – Marriages 1542-1837 THE PARISH RECORDS OF LOOSE MARRIAGES 1542-1837 (Including entries from Loose Register of Banns and extracts from Marriages of All Saints’ Maidstone 1543-1742. Also includes some marriages between couples from surrounding areas) This list has been compiled by Margaret Chapman, from transcriptions by the late John Short (1559-1837) and Roger Thornburgh (1754-1837), both local historians. Where the two sets of transcriptions overlap both have been checked for compatibility. Corrupt spellings of names have been retained, apart from those beginning with ff which have been modernised to F. There were no marriages recorded for the years that appear to be missing. Marriages for 1653-1657 were conducted before Richard Beale, JP Marriage Registers of All Saints’ Maidstone – extracted records (by John Short) of people specifically mentioned as being of Loose Parish and adjoining areas are indicated as ‘M’ in the ‘comments’ column. Those marked ‘M*’ might be of Loose – as the names are prevalent in this area. Loose Register of Banns– only those names (extracted by Roger Thornburgh) that do not appear in the Register of Marriages are included on this list and are indicated as ‘B’ in ‘Comments’ column. The last of the three required dates of the readings of Banns are given here Maidstone Strays. (rootsweb.ancestry.com). Names from this list are indicated thus: MS. Those marked MS* might be of Loose. Some details of witnesses (mainly C19 entries) are available upon request at [email protected] 1 YEAR DAY SURNAME GIVEN NAME SURNAME GIVEN NAME ADDRESS COMMENTS (Male) (Female) (if known) X = unable to write W = widow/widower B = Banns Register (Loose) M = All Saints’ Maidstone M* = Possibly of Loose MS = Maidstone Strays 1543 Aug 20 Beale John Myller Agnes M* 1545 Nov 15 Charleton John Everden Alis M* 1545 Nov 23 Covenay Nycholas Lorkyn Alis M* 1546 May 25 Austen Nicholas Wyburne Elizabeth M* 1546 Feb 5 Eatyn Wylliam Austen Alis M* 1547 Jul 2 Beale Thomas Cobb Joanne M* 1547 Oct 17 Covenay William Clyfforde Emme M* 1547 Sep 11 Webbe John Austen Alis M* 1553 Jun 5 Beall Thomas Owlgate Alc M*. “Father & mother to Ambrose Beale living in Estland[?] 1631. Thomas Beale’s name appears in a pedigree as having married Alicia Wolgate.” 1553 Sep 2 Ellotts John Austen Helen M* Year not actually given 1553 Jul 16 Meryam Thomas Thatcher Cristyne M* 1559 Jan 19 Austen Henry Hampton Alce M* 1559 Nov 10 Boote John Moris Elisabeth 1559 Dec 10 Charleton John Kingswode Agnes 1559 Nov 2 Evernden Thomas Basden Marie M* 1559 Nov 15 Fisher Thomas Faukner Margaret 1559 Dec 29 Hubberde Hamon Artles Joane 1559 Feb 5 Johnson Robert Hernden Joane 1559 Oct 13 Lewysh John Austen Joane M* 1560 May 26 Stace John Everdyne Catherine Catherine = W 1560 Oct 22 Walter Laurence Everdyne Catherine Daughter of George 1560 May 26 Webbe Nicholas Fisher Alice 1561 Apr 20 Fisher Thomas the younger Homwood Joane 2 1561 Sep 2 Fisher Thomas the elder Gyles Agnis 1561 Nov 16 Harte Thomas Lye Margaret 1561 Jan 19 Smye Thomas Bobben Joane 1562 Jan 24 Hammon Thomas Hills Benet 1562 Nov 3 Hernden Laurence Artles Benet 1562 Jan 19 Richardson Richard Hyder Benet 1564 Nov 26 Eaglesfield John Harris Dorithie 1566 Jul 26 Austen John Gunn Elisabeth 1566 Nov 27 Gyles John Harris Catherine 1566 Dec 2 Odiam Thomas Crips Mistress Avys M* 1566 Sep 26 Roberts George Clerke Catherine 1567 Nov 25 Smith William Everdyne Mary 1568 Nov 15 Couchman Edward Browne Babage 1568 Jul 14 Elphie Thomas Hammon Bennet Bennet = W 1568 Jun 13 Everdyne Abraham Bayly Alice 1568 Oct 3 Latter Andrew Giles Gillian 1569 Jan 29 Hopper Robert Weare Joane 1569 Jan 24 Richardson John Hernden Joan 1570 Apr 16 Dan Christopher Mercer Margaret 1571 Sep 2 Austen Issace Cayes Margerie M* 1571 May 27 Harris William Bounce Elisabeth 1571 Sep 10 Smith John Milles Joane 1572 May 15 Beale Alexander Hobard Marie M* 1573 Jun 16 Cheesman Nicholas Robinson Joan 1573 Jul 27 Cheesman Henry Young Bennet 1573 Oct 23 Wiat Ambrose Nethersole Maey 1574 Jun 15 Austen Thomas Kerbye Joan 1574 Aug 9 Cronce Jonas Fisher Agnis Agnis = W 1574 Nov 23 Crumpe William Everdyne Tomeson 1574 Dec 2 Fuller Stephen Willarde Alice 1575 Jun 26 Ball John Herne Joane 1575 Aug 7 Cleve George Brigge Mary 1575 Sep 25 Downe Jaspar Mascall Jane 3 1575 Oct 23 Gibson Richarde Hammon Alice 1575 Nov 21 Hammon Timothie Morris Dorothie 1575 May 3 Higginton Thomas Sommar Joane 1575 Oct 17 Nashe James Nash Joane 1575 Feb 13 Younger John Cordwell Susan 1576 Sep 24 Evans John Coote Frisewide 1576 Oct 22 Holden Robert Allarde Godly 1577 Jan 13 Askin Henry Bennet Elisabeth 1577 Sep 16 Boule Richarde Coveney Agnis 1577 Jan 21 Chawker William Jacket Catherine 1577 Jan 23 Cudner James Beale Katherin M* 1577 Jul 21 Openhouse James Cheeseman Thomeson 1578 Aug 4 Coveney Thomas Crompe Mary 1579 May 4 Baker/Barker John Broman Agnes M* 1579 Nov 2 Blackborne John Coveney Elisabeth 1579 May 11 Browne Simon Couchman Martha 1579 Sep 14 Cheesman Josphe Beale Katherin M* 1579 Jul 13 Everdyne Gyles Bridger Elisabeth 1579 Apr 20 Nason William Blushe Susan 1579 Oct 10 Sorye Edward Walter Lettice 1579 Nov 16 Stace Richard Sorye Anne Anne = W 1580 Dec 21 Charlton Abraham Crumpe Mercye M* 1581 Jun 27 Crips Nicholas Crips Ann M* 1581 May 8 Hamon William Chester Jane M* 1581 Oct 20 Huggen Thomas Browne Susan 1582 Sep 12 Austen Stephen Ledes Marie M* 1582 May 7 Barnarde Christopher Walter Mary 1582 Nov 28 Byam John Squire Marie M* 1582 Jul 6 Essex George Thorpe Barbara 1582 Oct 17 Everdyne James Tod Elisabeth 1583 Oct 22 Coveneye Robert Mainer Cicely 1583 Nov 30 Whatman John Gyllye Jane 4 1584 Sep 21 Crips John Fenner Sara 1584 Sep 21 Cryps John Fyner Sara M* 1584 Jun 20 Goldsmithe William Bounce Alice 1585 Jun 13 Parkes Martin Allarde Alice 1586 May 4 Skulthorpe John Gibberde Agnis 1586 Feb 13 Tanner Thomas Austen Alce M* 1588 Jan 27 Rogers Thomas Everdyne Susan 1589 Nov 25 Byrte Thomas Larken Susan 1589 Dec 15 Maye John Murton Margery 1589 Feb 23 Post Wylliam Cippings/Tippin Passian M* gs 1589 Dec 22 Rennolds Arther Beale Elizabeth M* 1589 May 5 Richardson Richarde Hills Agnis 1589 May 31 Tailour Clement Sinning Joane 1589 Jun 21 Walter John Freeman Agnis 1590 Sep 14 Blackborne Richard Everdyne Margaret 1590 May 26 Chambers Robert Sharpe Elisabeth 1590 Jun 22 Couchman Richard Crips Dorithie 1590 Dec 28 Couchman Gyles Howting Dorithie 1590 May 11 Coveney Thomas Couchman Joane 1591 Sep13 Collens William Austen Margret M* 1591 Aug 23 Heyte Gervase Benstead Joane 1591 Nov 8 Stace James Bills Lettice 1592 Nov 7 Browne Wylliam Austen Katherin M* 1592 Oct 4 Lambe William Watson Mildred 1592 Oct 9 Lowys Oliver Smith Joane 1593 Dec3 Crips Edward Goslinge Marie M* 1593 Jan 28 Durrant Alexander Blankensops Rose 1594 Dec 2 Brasegirdle Thomas Brooke Agnis 1595 Jul 23 Austen Robert Alcerne Jane M* 1595 Feb 3 Hunte John Fielde Joane 1595 Dec 1 Oxeley Thomas Benstead Joane 1596 Jun 14 Blinde Stephen Austin/Astyn Sandryne M* 5 1596 Sep 13 Post Robert Clocke Rose M* 1596 Nov 22 Sorye Laurence Bassocke Elisabeth 1596 Dec 20 Wilkinson Henry Pigot Silvester 1597 Nov 14 Austin William Tayler Margaret M*. Margaret = W 1597 Oct 10 Bowle Simon Robinson Margaret 1597 Apr 19 Christopher Nicholas Baytes Susan 1597 Sep 11 Larken William Taylour Margaret 1597 Apr 4 Pecke William Fenner Margaret 1597 Sep 12 Young William Everdyne Mary 1598 Apr 18 Beale Ambrose Maplesden Katherin Ambrose was Mayor in 1624 M* and again in 1637. 1598 Oct 20 Heyes Robert Tailour Agnis 1598 Apr 23 Joanes William Vigeon Elisabeth 1598 Aug 20 Tailour Peter Foule Elisabeth 1598 Oct 8 Turner Robert Richardson Thomeson 1598 Sep 18 Wattes Arthur Pecke Dorothie 1599 Apr 10 Pilgrim John Everdine Joane 1599 Jul 3 Vigeon Thomas Beeching Rachel RAHEL in register 1599 Oct 14 Warde Robert Walter Jane 1599 Nov 19 Whitman Henrie Austen Anne M* 1600 Sep 15 Barnham Thomas Simons Mary 1600 May 5 Bassocke Clement Gilberde Alice 1600 May 28 Boade Edwarde Geare Dorithie 1600 Nov 2 Kingswoade William Richardson Elisabeth 1601 Feb 9 Brigeland Martine Calvill Elisabeth 1601 Dec 27 Cheeseman Thomas Mantle Margaret 1601 Oct 26 Henden John Brickenden Susan 1601 Dec 7 Savadge George Lackner Joane 1602 Sep 6 Austine John Bridge Susan 1602 Nov 7 Awre Richarde Paggam Tabitha 1602 Jul 7 Littleton Edmund Tailour Mary 1603 Oct 3 Catt Stephen Page Margaret 6 1603 Oct 3 Gervase Edwarde Sorye Mary 1603 Aug 29 Scultrupe Robert Peene Elizabeth M* 1603 Aug 8 Vigton Thomas Wood Joane 1604 Nov 27 Beecher Richarde Granesmithe Alice 1604 Apr 10 Crypps Nicolas Warren Elizabeth M*. Elizabeth = W 1604 Jul 23 Evernden Lawrence Bats Elizabeth Lawrence of Loose M 1604 May 26 Nichols Josias Wilson Anne 1604 Oct 23 Sharpie Samuel Nichols Abouhope 1604 Jun 4 Smyth Robert Penbroke Alce Robert of B. Monchelsea M 1605 Jan 25 Lilliat Thomas Saunders Susan 1605 May 1 Young Edwarde Basden Anne 1606 Feb 2 Austen Stephen Lorken Ann M*. Stephen = W 1606 May 12 Charleton William Couchman Sara 1606 Oct 5 Dan John Basdenn Isabell John is a glover. M*. Isabell = W 1606 Jan 12 Hummesham John Peene Sara John is a hatter M* 1606 May 12 Page Henrie Snarwell Margaret 1607 Jan 11 Austine John Charlton Anne 1607 Mar 30 Bills George Parkehurst Elisabeth 1607 Oct 6 Bills Robert Caunte Alice 1607 Jan 7 Heines Robert Pine Sara 1607 Sep 21 Hopper George Fusetar Lea 1607 Jun 23 Knight Richard Hopper Agnis 1607 Nov 9 Peene Thomas Miller Elizabeth M* 1607 May 4 Pine Nicholas Everdine Mary 1607 Nov 27 Vouseden Richarde Hill Joane 1607 Sep 17 Wood Robert Rogers Susan 1608 Nov 21 Crips Abiel Browne Margery 1608 Apr 26 Foster Richarde Bug
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