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942.29019 Aalp V.2 1379046 I I GENEALOGY COLLECTIOi \ ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00676 0992 General Editor ... ... T. M. Blagg, F.S.A. BERKSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS fiDarriaoea. PHILLIMORE S PARISH REGISTER SERIES, VOL. CXXXVI. (BERKSHIRE, VOL. One hundred and fifty printed. Berkshire Parish Registers VOL. n. Edited by The lath W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L. AND T. M. BLAGG, F.S.A. HonDon : Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., Ltd., 124, Chancery Lane, 1914. PREFACE. The present volume has passed through many vicissi- tudes. The MSS. for the first five Parishes were sent to press as long ago as ist July, 1910, by the late Mr. W. P. W. Phillimore, and at his death on 9th April, 1913, it was found that the \'olume was printed off as far as page 96 but that there was not sufficient MS. in hand to complete it. Some time elapsed before the present co-editor, over- whelmed with the labour involved b}' taking over the Chief Editorship of the entire series, now comprising thirtA^ counties, could give attention to completing this volume, and the work in Berkshire has suffered through the lack of an energetic local Editor, such as have come forw^ard in most of the other counties and contributed so greatly to their success. It is hoped that now the Berkshire Series has again been set going, someone interested in the genea- logy of the County will help in this way and so enable this work to be made as useful as in other counties, in many of which the Marriages of over one hundred Parishes have been printed. It is only when the Marriages of a large co-extensive area have been made available that the many advantages of this method of dealing with the Register can be fully realised. -^ '^^^OQ^.f^ The thanks of the Subscribers are due both to the Transcribers who have provided the abstracts, and to the Incumbents who have allowed them to be printed. The names of both are mentioned under the respective parishes. The chief contractions used in these abstracts are " w." for " widow," or " widower," " p." for " of the parish of " and " lie." for " married b}^ Hcence." In all cases where the marriage is stated to have taken place b}^ licence, that fact is recorded, as the searcher thereb)^ knows that further information as to the age, parentage and vocation of the parties is probably recover- able from the Allegations in the Archdeaconry or other office from which the licence issued. It should be remembered that previous to 1752 the year was calculated as beginning on the 25th of March, instead of the 1st of January, so that a marriage taking place on say 20th February, 1625, would be on that date in 1626, according to our reckoning ; but as the civil and ecclesias- tical year were both used, this is sometimes expressed by 20th Feb., 162 1 After 1753 it is to be assumed that all parties not other- wise described are stated to be of the home parish, and bachelor and spinster respectiveh\ It might be well to remind the reader that these printed abstracts of the Registers are not legal " evidence." For certiticates application must be made to the local clergy. 124, Chancery Lane, London, T. M. B. December, 19 14. Berkebire iparisb IReatsters. Marriages at Harwell, 1559 to 1837. Note. —Volume I. is parchment, containing- Baptisms, Marria.ges, and Burials. The inside of front cover is illegible. The first five pages have been torn out. Commences 1558 ; ends 1687. The extracts made from this Volume were examined and collated by the Rev. F. J. Williams, of Burghclere, 2 Sept., 1909, and various corrections, additions, etc., were made under his guidance, e.g., —Found on a piece of a torn out page, 4 marriages, evidently 1559—John Woodley and de Danryge, of North Morton Thomas Fortie and Elizabeth Rawle. Richarde Weston and Johan Allen» 1560, i8th May, Richarde Blake (remainder of page torn), Dorothe Allyn. No year to next page, but evidently 1561. Volume II. —"A Regester Book for the Parish of Harwell, in the County of Berks. Steven Keate, 1 ^, , \ Churchwardens, 1700.^ John Smart. .1 This booke was bought by Richard Corderoy of Anthony Peisly, of Oxford, by order of the Minister and the Churchwardens, and Steven Keate paid for the booke Twenty-eight Shillings." " A true and exact Register of Christnings, Marriages and Burial* within the parish of Harwell, in the County of Berks, from the 28th day of March, 1687." This book is parchment, containing Baptisms and Burials, com- mencing 1688, ending 181 2 ; Marriages ending 1763. Volume III. —the usual copy of printed forms — contains Banns of Marriages and Marriages from 1754 to 1812. The entries, 1754 to 1763, have been compared with the duplicates in Vol. II. Volume IV. — 18 3 to 1837—is a similar book of 98 pages, with 1 294 printed forms, of which only 108 have been used. The extracts have been made by the Rev. H. Crowther, Vicar of Harwell, and are now printed under his supervision. Volume I. John Woodley & [ ] de Danryge, of North Morton ... ... ... [ ] 1559 Fortie EHzabeth Rawle ... [ Thomas & J ,, Richarde Weston & Johan Allen ... ... 18 May 1560 Blake ... ... [ Richarde & Dorothe Allyn \ Berks— II B Berkshire Parish Registers. [1561 Nicholas Carter & Johan Glover ... 26 June John Emerye, of Cooperton, & Alls Keate ... William Keat & Johan Allyn John Loder & Johan Woodley John Wise, of Abington, & Johan Woodley Nicholas Keat & Agnys Lenster [?] John Fortie [?] & Agnys Wise Richarde Keat & Johan Sawyer, of Dutcott William Helifer & Margerie Coxe, of Stanford John Coxe, of Gilton [? Chilton], & Agnys Stayer Roberte Sawyer, of Dutcott, & Elsabeth Keat Andrewe Alam, of Newnam Courtney, & Alls Wise Hamnet [?] Westen & Isbell Sawyer Roberte Loder & Johan Keate William Clyfte, of Uffinton, & Johan Woodley Mathewe EUeytt & Elyn Hyeman ... John Samsan, of Loccyns, & Maryan Woodley Richarde Keat & Johan Carter Thomas Heme & Alys Nubery Fraunces Keat & Elnor Allen John Pope & Alls Watts ... John Wise & Johan Fynmer William Smalbone & Amye Poster Hewe Westen & Margarett Chaunceler John Keat & Alls Smalbone John Bayly & Johan Tomkyns Richarde Yatte & Johan Chaer John Smythe & Elnor Horsley William Woodley & Annys Wise ... Gregorye Allen & Jaen Loder William Wise & Erne Allen Henrye Bishope & Luce Danrydge Richard Allen & Jaen Jenyns William Wise & Margarett Woodley Henrye Kynge & Katherine Watts Nicholas Keat & Eme Sawyer Stephen Wyggyns & Johan Chaunceler 1592] Harwell Marriages. Phillippe Stanton, of Blewberye, & Jaen Allen ... ... ... ... 25 Nov. 1576 John Darbye & Johan Keat ... ... 12 Feb. 1571^ Thomas Loder & Agnys [ ], of Caus- sham ... ... ... ... 7 Oct. 1577 William Perse & Agnys Loder ... ... 11 Jan. i57f Richard Wise & Jaen Wise ... ... 13 Oct. 1578 Gilberte Tayler & Jaen Jenyns ... ... 5 July 1579 John Wise & Dorothe Woodley ... ... 20 Oct. 1580 John Stanton, of Blewberye, & Agnys Pope 9 Jan. 158^ John Wheeler & Alice Jenyns ... ... 24 Apr. 1581 John Woodley & Marye Jenyns ... ... 5 Feb. 158J William Loder & Johan Surie ... ... 10 Nov. 1582 Anthonye Spyer & Agnes Rowlande ... i Dec. ,, Richarde Loder & Johan Collines ... ... 18 Feb. 158I Edwarde Dewe & Agnys Loder ... ... 19 Oct. 1584 John Woodley & Alls Keat ... ... 21 June 1585 Thomas Wilkyns & Denys Tawbo... ... 11 Oct. ,, John Waterman & Johan Woodley ... 26 Oct. ,, John Loder & Lettisse Forde ... ... 22 Nov. ,, Fraunces Forde & Marye Loder ... ... 22 Nov. ,, John Loder & Jaen Trilock ... ... 30 Apr. 1586 John Gilles & Katherine Kinge ... ... 26 June 1587 Robert Andros, of Brightwell, & Alls Burdg- man ... ... ... ... 21 Oct. 1588 Christopher Eyleton, of Berricke, & Margerie Sawyer, of Hagborne ... ... 21 Oct. ,, Richarde Jenyns & Katheryne Keat ... 30 Nov. ,, George Grene & Elsabeth White ... ... 23 Jan. 158I Roberte Fortie & Ales Keat ... ... 26 May 1589 William Keat & J one Ford ... ... 20 July ,, William Noke, of Sandforde,& Anne Woodley 27 Aug. 1590 Thomas Harreis, of Radley, & Deanes Woodley ... ... ... ... i Sept. ,, John Bridgman & Juliane Digwoode ... 12 Nov. ,, William Walter, of Hanny, & Jane Heme... 15 Mar. 159^ James Hasseldon & Anes Fortie ... ... 9 Aug. 1591 Symon Woodley & Agnys Jenyns ... ... 28 Oct. ,, John Loder & Elyne Yarley, w. ... ... 25 Nov. ,, Roberte Adams & Isabell Keat ... ... 28 Aug. 1592 E 2 Berkshire Parish Registers. [1593 6 Aug. 1 6 1 3 ] Harwell Marriages. 5 Thomas Mondone, of Radly, & Anne Wood- ley, of this p. ... ... ... 24 Oct. 1603 Leonarde Allin & Ag-nes Browne ... ... 21 Nov. ,, William Elderfield & Marg-arett Oilman, both of this p. ... ... ... 7 May 1604 Forty ... ... Thomas & Anne Skinner 26 July [ ] John Blith & Alice Waterman, both of this p. 14 Oct. 1604 James Champt, of Hampsted Norris, & Joane Keat, of H. ... ... ... 22 Oct. ,, John Port & Agnes Allin, both of this p. ... 10 Nov. ,, Thomas Abdie, of H., & Elsabeth Cox, of Arding-ton ... ... ... 18 Nov. ,, William Keat, of H., & Anne Lunedon, of Chilton ... ... ... ... 2T Nov. ,, Thomas Hearne, of H., & Anne Castle, of Stannforde ... ... ... 22 Nov. ,, John Rose, of H., & Elizabeth Andrews, of Woodhay ... ... ... 10 July 1605 Richard Ardin & Alice Rawlin ... ... 21 Oct. ,, Thomas Smith, of Chilton Foliat, co. Wilts, & Mary Woodley, of H. ... ... 10 Nov. 1606 John Rowland & Margaret Woodley ... 10 Nov. ,, Steven Arnoll & Mary Woodley ... .. 23 Dec. ,, Robert James & Joan Andros ... ... 25 Jan. i6of Richard Smith, of Compton, & Elizabeth Pope, of H. ... ... ... II Apr. 1608 Edward Sanders, of East Hendred, & Mar- g-aret Porsmouth, of H. ... ... 13 June ,, John Jenings & IMargaret Wyatt ... ... 6 Oct. ,, Richard Thatcher, of Upton, & Margaret Crabtree, of H. ... ... ... 7 Aug. 1609 Willm. Narroway & Joan Bilson ... ... i Oct. ,, William Keefe, of East Hendred, & Katharen Bedforde, of Balkine, in the p. of Oflfington... ... ... ... 8 June 1612 Edward Simons & Joan Keate ... ... 5 Oct. ,, John Austine, of H., &Joan Loder, of Blew- bery ... ... ... ... 4 Nov. ,, Richard Higgines, of Marcham, & Agnes Aubery, of Kingson Babtis [Kingston Bagpuize?], /zc. ... ... ... 26 July 1613 Berkshire Parish Registers. ^ ^ ' 6 L 5 Richard Wise & Mary Keate 2 Oct. 1615 Anthoney Loueden & Joan Poope 28 Apr. 1616 John Loder & Elizabeth Jennens ..
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    st margaret’s church catmore, berkshire The Churches Conservation Trust LONDON Registered Charity No. 258612 PRICE: £1.00 The Churches Conservation st margaret’s church Trust welcomes you to catmore, berkshire st margaret’s church catmore, berkshire by ANDREW PIKE Many years ago Christians built and set apart this place for prayer. INTRODUCTION They made their church beautiful with their skill and craftsmanship. Here they The early inhabitants of Catmore must have enjoyed feline company since have met for worship, for children to be baptised, for couples to be married and the name means ‘a pool frequented by wild cats’. Catmore is mentioned in for the dead to be brought for burial. If you have time, enjoy the history, the Saxon charters from the 10th century and came into the possession of peace and the holiness here. Please use the prayer card and, if you like it, you Henry de Ferrers at the Norman Conquest. In 1266 the manor was granted are welcome to take a folded copy with you. to the Earl of Lancaster and so passed to the Crown on the accession of Although services are no longer regularly held here, this church remains Henry IV. The Eystons are first recorded as lords of the manor of Catmore consecrated; inspiring, teaching and ministering through its beauty and atmos - in 1433; they were also lords of the manor of Arches in nearby East Hendred. phere. It is one of more than 325 churches throughout England cared for by The Eyston family still owns both manors. The size of the church and churchyard suggests that the village was never The Churches Conservation Trust.