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Upottery Baptisms 1559-1902 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK St Mary's Church, Upottery, Devon UK Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Transcription made by: Roy Parkhouse email: [email protected] web site : http://www.parkhouse.org.uk When the microfiche copies of the Upottery parish registers were purchased in March 2002 (£36), I was advised by the Devon Record Office that the Upottery Parochial Church Council had agreed to the sale subject to the proviso that any profit derived from their use should be paid to the Church in Upottery. This document has been formed by joining a transcription done around 2003 to one done in the past few months. The earlier transcription covered the period 1702 to 1902. At that time, I found the handwriting of the earlier entries too difficult to read. However, my skills seem to have improved and in the past few months it has been possible to transcribe back to the earliest entries, prior to 1702. 7 entries covering the period 9 November 1856 to 27 February 1857 were supplied by the Devon Record Office because they were missing from the supplied microfiche. The sheet accompanying the Devon County Council microfiche describes the ones used for this transcription as follows: UPOTTERY baptisms MF 1,2 (1559/60-1653), MF 2,3 (1653-1696), MF 3-5 (1702/3-1768), MF 8,9 (1768-1812), MF 9-11 (1813-1842), MF 17,18 (1842-1872), MF 22-24 (1872-1931). Any uncertainties, apparent errors and omissions should be resolved by reference to the fiche copies or, better still, if permitted, by reference to the original registers held at the Devon Record Office in Exeter. Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 1 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 11 Jan 1559 Maryane F Thomas STAMPE Start of Upottery PR1 fiche 1 21 Jan 1559 George M HOOP[ER] 29 Mar 1560 Jone F HOOPER 09 Apri 1560 John M CREESIE 25 May 1560 John M Margarett COMBE 2 Jun 1560 Rychard M William SPARKE 2 Jun 1560 Rychard M Nycolas PULLIN 26 Jun 1560 Ellis M John HUTCHINS 26 Jun 1560 Charyty F John HUTCHINS 29 Aug 1560 John M Mathers SALTER 07 Oct 1560 William M Nycholas BARTRAM 08 Dec 1560 Peter M Thomas surname obscured 15 Dec 1560 Rycharde M *mnnde SMITH 15 Dec 1560 Jone F *mnnde SMITH 15 Dec 1560 Alexander M William CLODE 18 Jan 1560 Ambrose M Jone SWETLAND 20 Jan 1560 Jone F John BURTONE 25 Jan 1560 Alice F John COOKE 09 Feb 1560 Roger M William COLLINS 26 Feb 1560 Margerett F Elizabeth ALWAY 02 Mar 1560 Robert M Robert DAVEY 02 Mar 1560 __arkes F William HANCOCKE 13 Apr 1561 Alexander M Humfry RYCHARDS 13 Apr 1561 Ellenore F John HOOPER 13 Apr 1561 Alice F John HOOPER 18 May 1561 George M John BROWNE 21 May 1561 Jone F Peter SMITH 15 Jun 1561 Rychard M John ACOURTE Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 2 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 13 Jul 1561 Agnes F George SMYTHE 14 Sep 1561 John M Rychard CREESE 06 Oct 1561 Humfry M Rychard HUCHINS 19 Oct 1561 William M Thomas SPIRINGE 01 Dec 1561 Alice F Mathew SALTER 23 Jan 1561 Christopher M Conannt THORNE 15 Mar 1561 Beton F entry obscured 25 Mar 1562 Roger M Humfry surname obscured 05 Apr 1562 *ce F Robert HOOPER entry obscured 10 Apr 1562 Humfry M George MAYNE 22 May 1562 Elizabeth F Humfry ALLWAYE 07 Jun 1562 George M William COLLINS 14 Jun 1562 Jone F Jone COOKE 24 Jun 1562 Agnes F Nycolas PULLYNE 24 Jul 1562 Robert M John COMBE 06 Aug 1562 Jone F Thomas PALFREY 16 Aug 1562 Grace F Humfry RYCHARDS 20 Sep 1562 George M ZEWARDE 03 Oct 1562 Maryane F Nycolas BARTRAM 07 Oct 1562 Jone F Thomas STAMP 18 Oct 1562 Charyty F William GODWYN 21 Oct 1562 Barkwyne M John ALLINE 10 Jan 1562 Abraham M Rychard CREESE 05 Feb 1562 John M Edward HUCHINS 21 Feb 1562 Nycolas M Thomas BERRY 24 Mar 1562 Margery F William SPARKE 28 Mar 1563 Tamsyn F Rychard PALLFRY vicar 18 Apr 1563 Agenes F John TOWKER Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 3 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 23 Apr 1563 Edmonde M William BARTLETT 25 Apr 1563 Alice F Jone OLIVER 27 Jun 1563 Nycolas M Jone HACCHAM 17 Jul 1563 Harry M John COOKE 22 Jul 1563 Mary F Edmunde SMYTH 11 Nov 1563 William M William COLLINS 21 Nov 1563 George M William HANCOCKE 5 Jan 1563 Edeth F John HOOPER the younger 04 Feb 1563 Grace F John WATTES 26 Feb 1563 Elizabeth F Robert DARE 12 May 1564 Thomas M Robart HOOPER the elder 23 May 1564 Roger M Humfry RYCHARDS 08 Jun 1564 Nycolas M John ACOURTE 29 Jun 1564 William M Christopher KNIGHT 02 Aug 1564 George M Humfry BAGTER 13 Aug 1564 Mary F Thomas POLRINGE 24 Sep 1564 Wxande F Thomas ANCONNTEY 27 Sep 1564 Mary F George PALLFRAY 05 Nov 1564 George M Rychard PALFRAY vicar 05 Nov 1564 Mary F Thomas STAMPE 28 Dec 1564 John M Margarett AVETON 23 Feb 1564 Edmunde M William SALTER 24 Feb 1564 Elizabeth F Thomas STONE 11 Mar 1564 William M William COLLINES 01 Apr 1565 Elyzabeth F Conannt THORNE 06 May 1565 Robart M Edward HUCHINS 19 Sep 1565 William M Thomas TURNER 04 Oct 1565 Jone F John COMBE Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 4 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 04 Oct 1565 Alice F John COMBE 30 Dec 1565 Humfry M William SPARKE 13 Jan 1565 Humfry M Katherine MATHEWS 20 Jan 1565 Agnes F John HURMAN 27 Jan 1565 Adrian M Rychard PALFRAY vicar 13 Feb 1565 Emmett Nycolas BARTRAM fiche copy omits RH edge 15 Feb 1565 Christean Jone TOOKER fiche copy omits RH edge 01 May 1566 Jone F HOOPER fiche copy omits RH edge 23 May 1566 John M KNIGHT fiche copy omits RH edge 28 Jun 1566 John M Rychard BRAGGE 11 Aug 1566 Alice F Humfry RYCHARDS 10 Nov 1566 Grace F Rychard HUCHINS 20 Nov 1566 Margery F Robert HOOPER the elder 08 Dec 1566 Adryan M Edmunde SHOBROWKE 20 Dec 1566 Margaret F Margarett COMBE 22 Jan 1566 Rayneborne M Robert DARE 29 Jan 1566 John M William HANCOCKE 31 Jan 1566 Anne F John Jone HACCHAM 2 Feb 1566 Agnes F Thomas BERY 20 Mar 1566 Nycolas M Rychard SMYTH 25 Mar 1567 Rychard M SALTER fiche copy omits LH edge 28 Mar 1567 John M STAMPE fiche copy omits LH edge 09 Apr 1567 Peter M George SMYTH fiche copy omits LH edge 18 May 1567 Margarett F Robert AMONTEY fiche copy omits LH edge __ Jul 1567 John M ACONNTE fiche copy omits LH edge 23 Jul 1567 Grace F Thomas SPIRINGE 03 Aug 1567 Edward M Humfry BAGTER 08 Aug 1567 Alice F George MAYNE Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 5 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 28 Sep 1567 Humfry M Walter HARCKETE 06 Oct 1567 John M Thomas STONE 12 Oct 1567 Anne F John BROWMEFYLDE 04 Nov 1567 Julyan F Ellenore HUGGINS 12 Nov 1567 Rychard M John COMBE 15 Dec 1567 John M Tristram WOADE 15 Dec 1567 Jone F Tristram WOADE 06 Jan 1567 Jone F Rychard BRAGGE 28 Feb 1567 Jone F Edward HUCHINS 22 Mar 1567 Margery F William QUICKE 14 Apr 1568 Clement M William COLLINS 25 Apr 1568 Robart M Quintanuce BROWNE 08 Aug 1568 Robart M William SPARKE 25 Oct 1568 William M Rychard PALLFREY vicar 09 Nov 1568 John M Nycolas BARTRAM 24 Feb 1568 William M Edmond STAMPE 06 Mar 1568 Mary F Humfry RYCHARDES 06 Mar 1568 Alice F Raineborne NUBERY 11 Mar 1568 Edmunde M Rychard SMYTH 21 Mar 1568 Margarett F George MYTCHELL 24 Apr 1569 Robart M Robart HOOPER 05 Jun 1569 Robert M Robert QUICKE 24 Aug 1569 Elyzabeth F John CHELDE of the pishe [parish] of Loppytt 11 Sep 1569 Rychard M Robert DARE 09 Oct 1569 Rychard M John HOOPER 08 Nov 1569 Elyzabeth F William QUICKE 25 Dec 1569 Alice F Rychard BRAGGE 08 Feb 1569 Julyan F William SALTER Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 6 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 12 Mar 1569 Elles M John COMBE 02 Apr 1570 Johane F Edmund SMYTH the younger 03 May 1570 Rainborne M Humfry BAGTER 22 May 1570 James M Rychard PEERSIE 11 Jun 1570 Elyzabeth F Edmunde STAMPE 02 Jul 1570 Henry M Christopher SMYTH 13 Sep 1570 Mary F John KENSBEARE ?surname 01 Oct 1570 Markes F William HANCOCKE 10 Feb 1570 Maude F Margeret DAVEYE 25 Mar 1571 Mary F Robert AMONNTEY 31 Mar 1571 Johane F John HOOPER ye smyth 18 Apr 1571 Johane F Raineborne NUBERY 27 Apr 1571 Elyzabeth F William SPARKE 13 May 1571 Edmonde M Edward HUCHINS 20 May 1571 Faythe F John HOOPER 18 Jun 1571 Carylye F Thomas MAJOR 29 Sep 1571 George M Rychard PALLFRAY vicar 14 Oct 1571 William M Robart HOOPER 28 Oct 1571 George M Rychard SMYTHE 25 Nov 1571 John M Nycolas COLLINS 09 Dec 1571 John M William SALTER 10 Feb 1571 Bridgett F Edmunde STAMPE 10 Feb 1571 Emmott F John LANE 19 Feb 1571 Margaret F Conannt THORNE 24 Feb 1571 Humfry M Peter PROWE 27 Apr 1572 Elizabeth F Thomas SPIRINGE 15 May 1572 John M Johane RENDELL 25 May 1572 Martyne M John COMBE Transcribed from microfiche copies supplied by the Devon Record Office in March 2002 7 of 240 pages March 2009 St Mary's Church Baptisms 1559 to 1902 Upottery, Devon UK baptdate firstname sex father mother surname notes 10 Aug 1572 William M John KENSBEARE 13 Aug 1572 George M John DOWDENEY 13 Aug 1572 Edeth F Nicolas HENDLEY 22 Aug 1572 Martyne M John TOOKER 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