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Chitterne - Marriages 1611-1837 Chitterne - Marriages 1611-1837 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Groom's Father's Father's Bride's Banns or Father's Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Given Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Given Minister Notes Surname Surname Occupation Surname Lic Surname Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Given Name Name Surname Names 1611 Jul-19 Saunders Valerian Huise Elizabeth 1622 Oct-14 Cox Robert Barnabie Franciss 1622 Oct-20 Saffe John Smithe Elizabeth 1623 Oct-13 Tillye John Huntley Elinor 1623 Nov-10 Beman Francis Attwoode Elizabeth 1627 Apr-02 Croppe Jordan Huise Elizabeth 1635 Nov-09 Hollis Edward Robert Linne Jane 1654 Jul-03 Bushell John Chitterne All Saints Hoskins Alce Fisherton Delamere Banns 1654 Jul-10 Compton Humfry Chitterne All Saints Merriott Alce Steeple Langford Banns 1654 Jul-10 Compton Tristram Chitterne All Saints Compton Elizabeth Chitterne All Saints 1654 Aug-01 Harding William Chitterne Compton Lucy Chitterne 1654 Oct-30 Cooke John Chitterne Cooke Robert Hurle Jane Chitterne Banns Hurle William 1654 Nov-08 Rolt Thomas Gentleman Abbas Combe, Somerset Bishop Margaret Chitterne Banns 1654 Dec-18 White Thomas Husbandman Chitterne St. Mary Hollis Elizabeth Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1654/55 Jan-02 Lucas William Husbandman Beckington, Somerset Huntley Elizabeth Chitterne All Saints Banns 1655 Jun-11 Clarke John Slade Jean Chitterne All Saints 1655/56 Feb-04 Huntley John Baker Elizabeth Fovant Banns 1656 Jun-30 Hurle Richard Wise Margaret Banns 1656 Jul-28 Slade Christopher Ingram Mary Codford St Peter 1656 Jul-07 Purnell William Whit Lucie Widow Banns 1656 Sep-14 Huntly Humfry Koupper Ann Banns 1656/57 Mar-24 Wyer Dosithrus Minister Wannerton Siscella Mrs. Cloford, Somerset Banns 1657 May-12 Atkins Robert Gentleman Sutton Benger Wyer Millecent Banns 1658 Jul-?? Compson Tristram Chitterne St. Mary Daws ? Elizabeth Chitterne St. Mary Banns Only - No Marriage Recorded. 1658 Sep-30 Loder William, Jnr. Sheppard Elizabeth 1663 Jul-12 Hudding Johane Pryor Anna Johane De Boston. 1663 Jul-20 Munday Reuben Redman Elizabeth 1664 May-10 Slade Jordan Imber Alice 1666 Apr-22 Pope Richard Adams Edith 1666 Jul-16 Luxson John Coles Anne 1668 Jun-22 Murrin Richard Besant Jane 1669 Nov-01 Rabbets John Clarke Elizabeth Elizabeth Clarke Alias Northeast. 1669 Nov-01 Rabbets John Northeast Elizabeth Elizabeth Northeast Alias Clarke 1669/70 Jan-17 Harding William Fonthill Barnes Joane Chitterne St. Mary 1672 May-07 Rabbetts Thomas Addams Jone Jone Addams Alias Clark. 1672 May-07 Rabbetts Thomas Clark Jone Jone Clark Alias Addams. 1672 Aug-11 Watkins Henry Winterslow Pryor Sarah 1673 Jul-07 Slade Jordan Gye Mary 1673 Oct-06 Banston Richard Davis Dorothy 1673 Nov-13 Moody Edmund Turner Mary 1674 Jul-15 Ingram Gyles Slade Elinor 1676 Sep-18 Heyward Robert Davis Esther 1678 May-27 Crabbe Samuel Beckington, Somerset Meriweather Bathsheba Warminster 1680 Oct-26 Davis James Mills Elizabeth 1690 Mar-25 Dowland John Wyatt Elizabeth 1691 Apr-24 Stanford James Codford St Peter Mog Ruth Upton 1691 Apr-26 Acourt John Salisbury St Edmund Hurman Elizabeth Salisbury St Edmund 1692/93 Jan-22 Lawrence Thomas Figheldean Oram Mary Upavon 1692/93 Feb-18 Gamblyn William Compton Mary 1694 May-14 Erwood Richard Orcheston St George Willis Jane 1696 Oct-25 Hacker John Sanders Elizabeth 1697 Jul-11 Compton John Pryor Grace 1699 Apr-13 Axford Robert Chitterne All Saints Compton Joan 1699 May-01 Jones William Upton Lovell Huntle Catherine 1699 Oct-10 Battin John St. Giles, Cripplegate, Middlesex Rodley Sarah Chitterne All Saints 1701 Dec-02 White Thomas Huntle Sarah 1702 Apr-05 Pontin Simon Yatesbury Compton Elizabeth 1703 Jun-03 Band Nathaniel Out Of Wiltshire Hudden Grace Melksham 1703 Sep-23 Hill Richard Salisbury St Thomas Huntley Elizabeth 1703 Nov-08 Daniel Robert Woodroffe Anne Imber 1704 Jan-21 Hillman Gervase Chitterne All Saints Sanders Mary 1706 Oct-27 Brumham George Upavon Moody Eliza 1707 Jun-03 Ellis Philip Maddington Wansborough Anne 1707 Nov-20 Huntle William Green Anne Chitterne All Saints 1712 May-08 Davis James Long Jane Chitterne All Saints 1714 Dec-27 Kent Henry Potterne Miles Christian Tilshead 1715 Jan-01 Long Jonathan Chitterne All Saints White Anne 1716 Jan-07 Bishop William Market Lavington Davis Eliza 1716 Feb-23 Clark John Devizes Fry Ruth Calne 1717 Feb-03 Alford William Chitterne All Saints White Joan 1717 Sep-29 Grist Thomas Shergoll Mary Chitterne All Saints 1717 Nov-03 Miles John Chitterne All Saints White Mary 1718 Apr-14 Wansborough John Chittoe Gamlyn Mary 1718 Jun-23 Carter ? Walter Bayly Elizabeth Chitterne All Saints 1718 Jul-06 Tibs George Pryor Elizabeth 1721 Feb-03 Davis James , Snr. Hinton Mary Heytesbury 1722 Mar-25 Nicholas Thomas Grant Anne Chitterne All Saints 1722 May-20 White John Shergold Elizabeth Chitterne All Saints 1723 Apr-28 Tinker William Imber Hillman Mary 1723 Sep-23 Sedge Francis Maddington Hinderson Mary 1723 Sep-29 White Will Wats Mary Chitterne All Saints 1725 Sep-19 Hillaker James Imber Oliver Elizabeth 1726 Apr-24 Tarrant Thomas Yerbury ? Mary Market Lavington Bride's Name Smudged. 1729 Jun-12 Troubridge Nicholas Sherston Magna Hillman Mary Chitterne St. Mary 1729 Jun-28 Brown Charles Wylye Axford Jane Chitterne All Saints 1729/30 Jan-01 Cowper William Axford Sarah 1729/30 Jan-27 Biggs H---- Woodford Sheppard Elizabeth Groom's First Name Illegible. 1729/30 Feb-03 Garlick George Bishopstrow Neal Anne 1730 Aug-08 Grant William White Jane Chitterne All Saints 1730 Nov-15 Stevens ? John Chitterne All Saints H---ton ? Mary Chitterne St. Mary 1730/31 Feb-04 Wise John Stockton Bartle Anne Chitterne St. Mary 1732 Dec-27 Cowper Edmund Grant Sarah Chitterne All Saints 1737/38 Jan-24 Veal John Bartlet Mary Chitterne St. Mary 1738 Jul-02 Northeast Charles Compton Hannah 1740 Feb-17 Compton Charles Tibbs Jane 1741 Jan-22 Patience John Brumham Jane 1743 Oct-03 Young William Clark Martha 1745 Feb-03 Gould William Donhead St Andrew Skinner Elizabeth Donhead St Andrew 1745 Oct-14 Dewey Robert Compton Rachel 1747 Nov-07 Vallis John Chitterne St. Mary Spary Martha Chitterne St. Mary 1748 Apr-17 Raxworthy James Chitterne St. Mary Hayward Sarah East Knoyle 1748 Nov-17 Abery William Chitterne All Saints Taylor Mary Shrewton 1748/49 Feb-06 Windsor George Chitterne All Saints Tibbs Elizabeth Chitterne St. Mary 1748/49 Mar-23 Grant William Chitterne All Saints Oliver Martha Chitterne All Saints 1749 Jul-24 Hollis William Widower Chitterne All Saints Gosney Jean Compton 1749 Dec-26 Fry John Codford St Peter Spary Ann Chitterne St. Mary 1750 Jul-23 Mould Thomas Chilmark Gatrel Anna Chitterne All Saints 1750 Sep-19 Compton Samuel Chitterne All Saints Payne Ann Chitterne All Saints 1750 Sep-31 Smith James Bolter Mary 1751 Feb-06 Edmonds John Wilcot, Oare Compton Hester Chitterne All Saints 1753 Jan-17 Attwood Samuel Tilshead Laws Frances Tilshead 1753 Nov-04 Sudery William Wamsley Joanna 1754 Mar-17 Snook James Fonthill Gifford Rogers Susannah Fonthill Gifford 1755 Feb-08 Leversuch Edward Labourer Chitterne St. Mary Taylor Ann Widow Chitterne St. Mary Licence 1755 Aug-10 Hampton Robert Blacksmith Chitterne All Saints Windsor Jane Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1756 Feb-22 Brown John Shoemaker Chitterne St. Mary Rowden Esther Spinster Warminster 1758 Mar-28 Bear William Miller Sherrington Smith Jane Chitterne St. Mary Licence 1759 Feb-24 Axford John Widower Urchfont, Eastcott Wise Elizabeth Widow Chitterne St. Mary Licence 1761 Jan-18 Carter John Orcheston St Mary White Elizabeth Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1761 Jan-18 Cully Simon Labourer Chitterne All Saints Martyn Mary Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1761 May-05 Kick John Labourer Chitterne St. Mary Edwards Hannah Widow Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1761 Dec-06 Young George Thrasher Woodford Charlton Mary Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1767 Smith James Thrasher Chitterne All Saints Raxworthy Sarah Spinster Chitterne St. Mary 1767 Sep-10 Moody Thomas Mr. Chitterne All Saints Huntley Mary Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Licence ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Teresa Lewis Chitterne - Marriages 1611-1837 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Groom's Father's Father's Bride's Banns or Father's Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Year Date Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Given Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Given Minister Notes Surname Surname Occupation Surname Lic Surname Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Given Name Name Surname Names 1768 Oct-23 Moody John Chitterne All Saints Huntly Elizabeth Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Licence 1770 Jul-?? Cooper William Chitterne St. Mary Cooper Ann Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns Only - No Marriage Recorded. 1772 Jan-04 Compton Thomas Shoemaker Chitterne St. Mary Young Jane Spinster Chitterne All Saints Banns 1774 Feb-09 Swain Stephen Sutton Veny Hinderson Tamor Chitterne St. Mary Licence Tamor Hinderson Alias Martin 1774 Feb-09 Swain Stephen Sutton Veny Martin Tamor Chitterne St. Mary Licence Tamor Martin Alias Hinderson. 1774 Sep-21 Sparey John Labourer Codford St Mary Lines Iddy Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1775 Oct-04 Wansbury John Labourer Chitterne All Saints Drewet Mary Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1776 Apr-02 Olden Charles Labourer Chitterne St. Mary Drewet Martha Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1776 Apr-28 Alexander James Widower Chitterne St. Mary Stokes Mary Spinster Chitterne St. Mary Banns 1776 Oct-29 Stevens John Widower Chitterne St. Mary Sainsbury Sarah Spinster Chitterne St. Mary 1776 Nov-26 Freemantle John Bachelor Chitterne St. Mary Clift Catherine Spinster Chitterne St.
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