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Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1686 Nache Henry Bratton 1805 Naftel Andrew Salisbury St. Thomas 1698 Nagger John Salisbury St. Thomas 1796 Nail John Fonthill Gifford 1824 Nail Joseph Fonthill Gifford 1820 Nail Samuel East Knoyle 1808 Nail Samuel Fonthill Gifford 1823 Nail Samuel Fonthill Gifford 1768 Nail Thomas Salisbury St. Thomas 1790 Nail William Fonthill Gifford 1795 Nail William Fonthill Gifford 1822 Nail William Fonthill Gifford 1817 Naile William Fonthill Gifford 1654 Nailer Henry Marlborough St. Mary 1766 Nails John Longbridge Deverill 1722 Nais Thomas Southbroom 1732 Naise William Corsham 1696 Naish Anthony Trowbridge St. James 1713 Naish Anthony Trowbridge St. James 1729 Naish Benjamin Manningford Bruce 1746 Naish Benjamin West Lavington 1712 Naish Bryant Melksham 1715 Naish Charles Chiseldon 1739 Naish Charles Chiseldon 1715 Naish Charles Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1738 Naish Charles Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1809 Naish Charles South Wraxall 1802 Naish Charles Southbroom 1813 Naish Charles Trowbridge St. James 1823 Naish Charles Wroughton 1811 Naish David Chiseldon 1811 Naish David Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1712 Naish David Market Lavington 1822 Naish David Woodborough 1785 Naish David Wroughton 1722 Naish Edward Salisbury St. Edmunds 1704 Naish Edward Trowbridge St. James 1722 Naish George Bishops Cannings 1775 Naish George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1833 Naish George Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1799 Naish George Hungerford 1807 Naish George Southbroom 1723 Naish George Whaddon 1801 Naish Giles South Wraxall 1828 Naish Henry Codford St. Mary 1781 Naish Isaac Trowbridge St. James 1735 Naish James Bishops Cannings 1746 Naish James Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1819 Naish James Enford 1817 Naish James Fugglestone St. Peter 1757 Naish James Hilperton 1739 Naish James Manningford Bruce 1762 Naish James Market Lavington 1781 Naish James North Newnton 1694 Naish James Salisbury St. Edmunds 1753 Naish James Salisbury St. Martin 1786 Naish James Salisbury St. Martin 1695 Naish James Salisbury St. Thomas ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1775 Naish James Stert 1800 Naish James Trowbridge St. James 1811 Naish James Trowbridge St. James 1747 Naish James West Lavington 1812 Naish James Wilsford (nr Pewsey) 1777 Naish James Woodborough 1728 Naish Jn. All Cannings 1753 Naish Jn. All Cannings 1704 Naish John All Cannings 1738 Naish John All Cannings 1788 Naish John All Cannings 1766 Naish John Avebury 1729 Naish John Bishops Cannings 1779 Naish John Bishops Cannings 1762 Naish John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1788 Naish John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1808 Naish John Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1735 Naish John Corsham 1702 Naish John Devizes St. John 1776 Naish John Etchilhampton 1832 Naish John Holt 1790 Naish John Melksham 1791 Naish John Melksham 1796 Naish John Melksham 1770 Naish John Pewsey 1798 Naish John Pewsey 1778 Naish John Porton 1795 Naish John Salisbury St. Edmunds 1721 Naish John Salisbury St. Martin 1725 Naish John Salisbury St. Martin 1667 Naish John Salisbury St. Thomas 1800 Naish John Salisbury St. Thomas 1818 Naish John South Wraxall 1733 Naish John Stockton 1676 Naish John Trowbridge St. James 1685 Naish John Trowbridge St. James 1713 Naish John Trowbridge St. James 1716 Naish John Trowbridge St. James 1755 Naish John Urchfont 1759 Naish John Urchfont 1718 Naish John Whaddon 1832 Naish Jonathan Hilperton 1758 Naish Joseph Corsham 1790 Naish Joseph Latton 1731 Naish Joseph Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1830 Naish Joseph Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1778 Naish Joseph Stert 1712 Naish Joseph Trowbridge St. James 1815 Naish Joseph Trowbridge St. James 1831 Naish Joseph Trowbridge St. James 1728 Naish Michael Bishops Cannings 1743 Naish Michael Bishops Cannings 1760 Naish Michael Bishops Cannings 1716 Naish Michael Melksham 1668 Naish Michael Salisbury St. Martin 1722 Naish Nathaniel Manningford Bruce 1727 Naish Nathaniel Manningford Bruce 1698 Naish Nicholas Preshute ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1735 Naish Nicholas Stert 1780 Naish Nicholas Stert 1797 Naish Ralph Bishops Cannings 1789 Naish Richard Bradford-on-Avon - Holy Trinity 1700 Naish Richard Bratton 1656 Naish Richard Devizes St. John 1707 Naish Richard Market Lavington 1724 Naish Richard Melksham 1765 Naish Richard Melksham 1740 Naish Richard Salisbury St. Martin 1596 Naish Richard Woodborough 1737 Naish Robert All Cannings 1810 Naish Robert Avebury 1753 Naish Robert Bishops Cannings 1818 Naish Robert Enford 1821 Naish Robert Enford 1805 Naish Robert Marlborough St. Mary 1754 Naish Robert Melksham 1766 Naish Robert Melksham 1701 Naish Robert Trowbridge St. James 1735 Naish Roger Melksham 1706 Naish Roger Salisbury St. Martin 1721 Naish Roger Salisbury St. Martin 1792 Naish Samuel Melksham 1645 Naish Samuel Patney 1783 Naish Samuel Salisbury St. Martin 1784 Naish Samuel Salisbury St. Martin 1648 Naish Stephen Devizes St. John 1817 Naish Stephen Pewsey 1745 Naish Thomas All Cannings 1787 Naish Thomas Bishops Cannings 1741 Naish Thomas Bratton 1769 Naish Thomas Fugglestone St. Peter 1802 Naish Thomas Manningford Bruce 1751 Naish Thomas Melksham 1777 Naish Thomas Melksham 1694 Naish Thomas Salisbury St. Edmunds 1699 Naish Thomas Salisbury St. Edmunds 1749 Naish Thomas Salisbury St. Edmunds 1763 Naish Thomas Salisbury St. Edmunds 1777 Naish Thomas Salisbury St. Martin 1759 Naish Thomas Southbroom 1799 Naish Thomas Southbroom 1716 Naish Thomas Urchfont 1760 Naish Thomas Urchfont 1804 Naish Thomas Urchfont 1751 Naish Walter Devizes St. John 1917 Naish Walter Sutton Veny 1713 Naish William Bishops Cannings 1783 Naish William Bishops Cannings 1732 Naish William Chiseldon 1749 Naish William Chiseldon 1732 Naish William Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1749 Naish William Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1785 Naish William Codford St. Peter 1805 Naish William Codford St. Peter 1688 Naish William Devizes St. John 1844 Naish William East Knoyle ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1817 Naish William Enford 1769 Naish William Manningford Abbas 1758 Naish William Manningford Bruce 1806 Naish William Market Lavington 1832 Naish William Melksham 1823 Naish William Netheravon 1775 Naish William Porton 1731 Naish William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1754 Naish William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1800 Naish William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1831 Naish William Salisbury St. Edmunds 1787 Naish William Salisbury St. Martin 1803 Naish William Salisbury St. Martin 1745 Naish William Southbroom 1801 Naish William Trowbridge St. James 1802 Naish William Trowbridge St. James 1762 Naish William Urchfont 1782 Naish William Urchfont 1789 Naish William Urchfont 1671 Naish William Whaddon 1889 Naish William Joseph Steeple Langford 1712 Naish Wm. All Cannings 1729 Naish Wm. All Cannings 1654 Naish Wm. Devizes St. John 1682 Naish Charles Wanborough 1707 Naish [?] Richard Kington St.Michael 1804 Naish/Nash William South Newton 1617 Naishe Robert Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1790 Nalder George Hungerford 1815 Nalder George Hungerford 1681 Nalder John Chirton 1711 Nalder John Chirton 1690 Nalder John Dunford 1589 Nalder John Hungerford 1820 Nalder John Hungerford 1744 Nalder John Marlborough St. Mary 1817 Nalder John Melksham 1761 Nalder John Stratford Sub Castle 1687 Nalder Peter Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1688 Nalder Robert Salisbury St. Thomas 1791 Nalder Stephen Berwick Bassett 1784 Nalder Thomas Berwick Bassett 1649 Nalder Thomas Preshute 1735 Nalder Thomas Preshute 1790 Nalder Thomas Preshute 1594 Nalder William Hungerford 1641 Nalder William Hungerford 1663 Nalder William Hungerford 1687 Nalder William Hungerford 1692 Nale Hugh Preshute 1776 Nale John Trowbridge St. James 1728 Nale Steven Marlborough St. Peter & St. Paul 1583 Nallder John Hungerford 1610 Nanfan Richard Purton with Braydon 1780 Nap Thomas Dauntsey 1816 Napier Andrew Tollard Royal 1836 Napier Thomas Bemerton 1793 Napier Thomas Bratton ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Robin Hill Revised 4 July 2021 by Teresa Lewis Wiltshire - Grooms Index (Surnames N) Year Groom Surname Given Names Parish of Marriage 1836 Napier Thomas Benjamin Bemerton 1816 Napier Andrew Tollard Royal 1749 Napp Richd. Eisey (Eysey) 1768 Napper Charles Devizes St. John 1801 Napper Dennis Salisbury St. Thomas 1638 Napper John Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1807 Napper John Salisbury St. Martin 1778 Napper Samuel Devizes St. John 1810 Nappred James Salisbury St. Martin 1813 Nardy Joshua Devizes St. John 1776 Nargrove Henry Lea & Cleverton 1717/18 Narraway William Wootton Bassett 1744 Nash Ambrose Melksham 1666 Nash Bryan Patney 1771 Nash Charles Chiseldon 1771 Nash Charles Chiseldon with Draycote Foliat 1778 Nash Charles Trowbridge St. James 1850 Nash Daniel Christian Malford 1805 Nash David Potterne 1650 Nash Edmund West Lavington 1761 Nash Edward Aldbourne 1887 Nash Edward All Cannings 1671 Nash Edward Bishops Cannings 1617 Nash Edward Salisbury Cathedral & Close 1676 Nash Edward Urchfont 1802 Nash Ephraim Salisbury St. Thomas 1670 Nash Ew Trowbridge St. James 1831 Nash George Avebury 1829 Nash George Devizes St. John 1737 Nash George Liddington 1769 Nash George Melksham 1821 Nash George Melksham 1771 Nash
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