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Berkshire Parish Registers. Marriages Gc M. L 942.29019 Aalp v.l GENEALOGY COLLECTION 1379045 /j+ $/ £<+ *u-. ^y. 06 £& i y- ,/ ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1 833 00676 0984 BERKSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS PHILLIMORES PARISH REGISTER SERIES. VOL. CVIH. (BERKSHIRE, VOL. I.) One hundred and fifty printed. : Berkshire Parish Registers. flDarriages. Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L. VOL. I. Hon&on Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane. 1908. PREFACE. The present volume is the first of a series which the Editor hopes may be continued until all the Parish Registers of Berkshire have been printed. The advantage of having our ancient parish registers thus rendered accessible to the student is obvious. Great progress has been made in the neighbouring counties: no less than fourteen volumes of Gloucestershire Registers, eleven of Hampshire and six of Wiltshire have already been issued. The Editor trusts that, now the Berkshire series has been commenced, it will be possible to issue two volumes annually; but to secure such progress both transcribers and subscribers are requisite. The important Register of the town of Wantage has been selected for the commencement of the series, and it will be seen that the entries in it are very numerous, filling indeed nearly the whole of the volume. The transcript has been prepared under the direction of Canon Ponsonby, Vicar of Wantage, by Mr. W. Pumfrey, of Wantage, to whom the Editor's thanks are due for the great care taken by him and for the valuable assistance rendered as it passed through the press. The Editor also has to gratefully acknowledge the assistance of the Rev. J. F. Williams who transcribed the West Woodhay marriages. 1379(545 It has been thought desirable, as in other volumes of the series, to modernise the spelling of christian and place-names, but the spelling of the surname is given in all cases exactly as in the original entry, which, though — abstracted in an abbreviated and uniform style, contains all information relating to age, parentage, vocation and place of abode, which is contained in the original. This volume, like others, in these series, is issued without an index. The Editor hopes that it will be feasible hereafter to issue a general index for the whole county, and thus avoid that great evil—an undue multiplicity of indexes. Moreover, by postponing index-making, we expedite the printing of the Registers themselves, a matter of no small moment when we remember the serious risks of fire, theft and forgery, not to mention those of natural decay and accidental loss, to which these valuable records are continually exposed. The following abbreviations are made use of: w.=widower or widow. p.=of the parish of. s.= spinster, single woman, or co.=in the county of. son. dioc.=in the diocese of. b.=bachelor or single man. /2'c.=marriage licence. d.=daughter. It may be well to remind the reader that these printed abstracts of the registers are not legal "evidence." For certificates application must be made to the local clergy in charge of the Registers, by whom they will be gladly supplied. It only remains to add that the Editor will gladly welcome further assistance in the way of transcribing Marriage Registers. Such volunteer help alone renders it possible to issue this series of the Parish Registers of Berkshire. 124, Chancery Lane, September, 1908. Contents. Parish. Years. Page. Wantage ... ... 1538-1837 — I West Woodhay ... ... 1653-1812 ... 145 . — Berkshire fl>ari$b IResisters. Marriages at Wantage, 1538 to 1837. Note.—According to a statement in a "Terrier and Inventory" signed by the Vicar, the Churchwardens, and others, at the Easter Vestry, 1897, a copy of which was forwarded to the Dean and Chapter of Windsor, the Schedule of the Wantage Parish Registers was then as follows : Twenty Parish Registers ; the Baptisms dating from 5 Jan. and the Burials from 1540 ; the Marriages from 23 Oct. 1538 ; 14 Jan. 1542. The following entries are contained in nine volumes. Vol. I., bound in leather, consists of parchment leaves, iof by 6£ inches, not paged. The middle portion contains Marriages from 23 Oct. 1538 to 1653. Vol. II., bound in leather, consists of parchment leaves, I2| by 8£ inches, the first two portions being paged. The middle portion, from p. ill to 134, contains Marriages from 1653 to 1704. Vol. III., bound in vellum, consists of parchment leaves, 10 by 8£ inches, not paged. The middle portion contains Marriages from 1705 to 1749. Vol. IV., bound in leather, consists of parchment leaves, 14^ by 9^ inches, paged from both ends. The middle portion, 231-232 contains Marriages from 1749 to 1754. Vol. V., bound in leather, consists of leaves, with printed forms, 14J by 9^ inches, paged. The first 102 pages contain Marriages from 1754 to 1774. Vol. VI., bound in leather, consists of leaves, with printed forms, 14 by 9 inches, paged. The latter portion, paged 1-239, contains Marriages from 1774 to 1804. Vol. VIII., bound in leather, consists of paper leaves, 15 by 9£ inches, the principal portion being blank. The first 41 pages, unpaged, contain Marriages, with forms in MS., from 1804 to 1812. Vol. X., bound in leather, consists of leaves, with printed forms, 15 by 9i inches, paged 1-199. It contains Marriages from 1813 to 1838 Vol. XIII., bound in cloth, consists of leaves, with printed forms, <)\ by 14^ inches, paged 1-250. It contains Marriages from Berkshire—I. b Berkshire Parish Registers. [1538 1837 to 1861. The first 14 entries are copied, with the exception of certain additional particulars, from Register No. X., pages 195-199. These Marriages have been abstracted by Mr. Wm. Pumfrey, for the Hon. and Rev. Canon M. J. Ponsonby, Vicar of Wantage, with whose sanction they are now printed. Volume I. John Barcett, w., & Elizabeth Bower, w. ... 23 Oct. Robert Dalbie & Joane Sho [illegible] Robte Dalaward, w., & Maryan Stone, w. George Hasket & Margaret W [illegible] John Pye & Margerie Hiss[? Hissie] Richard Upmore & Margret Sw[? Swift] John Walter & Elizabeth Bishop ... Nicholas Jeffryes & Ellen Kilbye ... Robert [illegible] & Joane Surbye ... Richard Meydenhed & Annis Prest Richard Loder & Jone Weden John Barne & Jone Hapsame Thomas Day & Edethe [blank] Thomas Shorte & Eme Hyssey "William Chaplyn & Alice [blank] William Richards & Elizabeth [blank] William Durlinge & Alice [blank] Edward Short & Dennys [blank] Mr. William Fetiplace & Jone [blank] William Bayworth & Alice [blank] ... William Clement & Elizabeth [blank] John Cooper & Jone [blank] Edward Jonson & Elizabeth [blank] Richard Wedon & Annis [blank] William Collett & Fresewith [blank] William Barett & Elizabeth Shorey Philipp Balye & Jone Mariott Lawrence Tuckye & Annis Silvester John Silvester & Elizabeth Rivers ... John Burlye & Alice Barnes Thomas Offes & Elizabeth Walter ... John Watt & Jone Heyres Thomas Wallis & Anne [blank] William Clement & Ellen Lurgisale 1 550] Wantage Marriages. 3 Thomas Pantland & Alice Drewe ... ... 15 May 1544 John Sely, of Letcombe, & Jone Reade ... 28 July „ William Bonde & Jone Balye ... ... 2 Nov. ,, Robert Gardiner be Annes Lowche... ... 27 Nov. ,, William Tubb & Annis Richarde ... ... 4 May 1545 Towshend Alice [blank] Edmond & ... 9 July ,, William Baker & Elizabeth [blank] ... 9 July „ Gilbert Waldron & Sibbill [blank] ... ... 9 July „ William Balowe & Ciseley White ... ... 4 Sep. „ Thomas Bridwoke & Jone [blank] ... ... 26 Oct. „ Richard Higgins & Alice Wheler ... ... 28 Nov. „ Thomas Tobye & Jone Wattes ... ... 28 Jan. I54f Clement John & Jone Adams ... ... 9 Feb. ,, Thomas Wells & Margett [blank] ... ... 18 Feb. „ Roger Hill & Margery Barrett ... ... 1 July 1546 William [blank] Poynter & Annis ... ... 2 Sep. ,, John Bede & Maryan Aldworth ... ... 23 Sep. ,, John Yatendon & Margett [blank] ... ... 21 Oct. 1548 Thomas Woodrowe & Edethe [blank] ... 22 Oct. „ Henry Usborne & Elizabeth [blank] ... 12 Nov. „ Henry Smart & Annis [blank] ... ... 21 Nov. „ Thomas Herde, minister, & Jone White ... 17 Dec. „ Thomas Billowe & Ellen Rudd ... ... 18 Dec. ,, Thomas Poope & Jone [blank] ... ... 15 Jan. 154** William Fernuffale & Annis [blank] ... 15 Jan. „ Alice [blank] ... ... John Pye & ... 24 Jan. ,, Thomas Barnerd, prebendary of Christ Church, Oxford, & Edithe Estmond ... 29 Apr. 1549 Phillipp Jones & Crytian [blank] ... ... 16 May „ Richard Haskett & Cyseley [blank] ... 20 May ,, John Payne & Jone [blank] ... ... ... 23 May „ John Boll & Jone Stalworthe ... ... 10 June ,, John Mace & Ellen [blank] ... ... 27 June „ William Warde & Annis [blank] ... ... 13 June „ Richard Hatt & Elizabeth [blank] ... ... 15 July „ William Hastinge & Cateryne [blank] ... 8 Aug. „ Walter Filpott & Julian [blank] ... ... 28 Oct. „ Leonard Pratt & Edithe Winterborne ... 17 Nov. „ Thomas Sare & Jone Tull ... ... 20 Jan. i5*g Thomas Frye & Jone [blank] ... ... 1 June 1550 b 2 Berkshire Parish Registers. [i55o Richard Ilesley & Jone [blank] 20 Nov. 1550 Charles Gryme & Guy Rayworthe ... 27 Nov. „ William Marshe & Maude Saunsam 9 June 1551 Thomas Winge[?] & Annis Bossame 20 July „ Peter Smith, work person, of Stratfeildsaye, co. Southampton, & Christian Pinnock, w. 1 Sep. „ John Tull & Dorothy Clarke, w. of John Mayhewe 10 Oct. William Dokins & Elizabeth Tubb 11 Oct. Andrewe Keale & Tomeson [blank] 19 Oct. William Smith & Margery [blank] ... 19 Oct. Thomas Gunnys & Maryen Haynes 22 Oct. William Thomas & Alice Mason ... 27 Oct. William Arnolde & Jone Wattes ... 3 Nov. Thomas Robins & Maude Ellsan ... 5 Nov. Roger Round & Annis Kinge 5 Nov. Richard Nobbes & Jone Collins 10 Nov. Roger Gillatt & Alice Simons
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