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Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin Marriages 1754-1812 (Brides) Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1754-1812 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom surname Groom 1st Status Date Notes Reg Img By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Adolphus ABBOT Mary spinster Thomas GARRARD single 30 Nov 1762 Caldecott, Dan. Ringe) sign. 42 9 AIMES Rachel spinster Joseph RINGE bachelor 11 Jun 1778 By banns. They all mark. Witnesses: Henry Aimes, Sarah Ringe 118 19 By banns. They all mark except witness 1. Witnesses: Thos. AIMES Alice spinster Samuel SOUTH bachelor 01 Oct 1778 South, Thos. Porter 122 19 By banns. They all sign except the bride. No second witness. ALGER Jemima spinster John CLARK bachelor 18 May 1810 Witness: Saml. Wright 311 43 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (John Allen, ALLEN Hannah spinster Philip PILBROW bachelor 27 Oct 1799 Borrodell Dines) sign. 246 35 ALMOND Susan spinster Thomas ALGAR bachelor 06 May 1779 By banns. They all sign. Witnesses: Thos. Wilkin, Hannah Alger 126 20 By banns. Groom abode: Kirby. They all sign. Witnesses: ALMOND Sarah spinster John GIFFORD bachelor 27 Dec 1810 Betsey Newcomb, John Almond 317 44 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witness (Borrodell Dines) AMES Sarah spinster Isaac CARTER bachelor 15 Apr 1800 signs. No 2nd witness. 252 36 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (John Cawston, ANDREWS Elizabeth single John CURRIER widower 17 Apr 1760 Adolphus Caldecott) sign. 30 8 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Adolphus ANDREWS Mary widow William WELLER widower 26 Apr 1763 Caldecott, Jno. Cawston) sign. 46 10 By banns. Groom & witness 1 sign, others mark. Witnesses: ANGIER Mary widow Moses CARTER single 30 Sep 1773 Robet Cabel?, Abraham Cawston 99 16 By banns. Groom abode: Brightlingsea. They all sign except the groom. Witnesses: Mary Arnold, John Hargate?, William ARNOLD Ann single William WELLAM single 21 Jul 1767 Rawling 67 12 By banns. Groom abode: Little Bromley. They all mark except witness 2. Marital statuses not in register. Witnesses: Sarah ASTON Sarah William JOHNSON 03 Oct 1763 Ringe, John Lord 47 10 By licence. Groom abode: Tendring. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Nathl. Wenlock, George Rawlin) sign. Bride's ATKINS Susan Robert SMITH widower 09 Jun 1767 marital status not in register. 64 12 1 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 171/1/5 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1754-1812 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom surname Groom 1st Status Date Notes Reg Img By banns. They all sign except the bride. Witnesses: Richd. BACON Elizabeth single John ALLISON single 16 Sep 1767 Wilkin?, William Bacon 68 12 By banns. They all sign except the bride. Witnesses: George BACON Tabitha single William NICHOLSON single 02 Feb 1773 Rayner, William Bacon 96 16 By licence. They all sign. Witnesses: Tho. Carrington, Robt. BACON Elizabeth widow Charles CAWSTON widower 29 Dec 1791 Lilly, Borrodell Dines 202 29 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (John Clark, BALAAM Elizabeth spinster Thomas WALE bachelor 04 Nov 1784 Borrodell Dines) sign. 158 24 By banns. Groom & witness 1 sign, others mark. Witnesses: BALAAM Mary single John SKEASE single 13 Jan 1809 Saml. Wright, Thos. Balaam 302 42 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Borrodell Dines, BANNACK Sarah Thomas HUBBERT 29 May 1787 Elizabeth Banyard) sign. Marital statuses not in register. 179 26 By licence. They all sign. Witnesses: Wm. & Betsey Cawston, BANYARD Elizabeth widow John KINGSBURY bachelor 14 Aug 1794 Borrodell Dines 220 31 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Wm. Dawson, BAR[BK]ER Elizabeth spinster Thomas MILLER bachelor 02 Jun 1806 Saml. Wright) sign. 288 40 By banns. They all mark except witnesses 2 & 3 (John Almond, BARKER Sarah widow John CURRY widower 21 Jun 1768 Richd. Rowe). Witness 1: Geo. Rayner 70 13 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: Isaac BARKER Susannah spinster Daniel MANN bachelor 28 Oct 1783 Hubbard, Borrodell Dines 147 22 By licence. Groom abode: Great Bromley. Bride & groom BARKER Susan spinster Nehemiah CHIPPERTON bachelor 17 Mar 1786 mark, witnesses (Wm. Smith, Borrodell Dines) sign. 172 25 By banns. Groom abode: Great Clacton. They all sign except BARRINGTON Sarah spinster Samuel CHISNALL bachelor 11 Nov 1788 witness 1. Witnesses: Thomas Hum, Borrodell Dines 184 27 By licence. They all sign. Witnesses: Geo. Wayland jnr., Esther BATEMAN Mary spinster John BORRODELL bachelor 01 Jan 1784 Borrodell 149 23 By licence. Groom abode: St. Osyth. They all sign except the BATEMAN Hannah spinster George CANT bachelor 11 Oct 1805 groom. Witnesses: James & Nancy Cant, Saml. Wright 285 40 2 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 171/1/5 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1754-1812 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom surname Groom 1st Status Date Notes Reg Img By licence. Groom abode: St. Osyth. They all sign except the BATTRAM Sarah single Joseph HARPER single 07 Jan 1756 bride. Witnesses: Daniel Ringe, Samuel S[hk]orrell 8 5 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Borrodell Dines, BEER Hannah spinster William POWELL bachelor 21 May 1799 Henry Pope) sign. 245 35 By banns. Bride abode: Little Bentley. They all sign. witnesses: BIBBEY Frances spinster Charles BEAL bachelor 30 Dec 1792 William Newman, Borrodell Dines 209 30 By banns. Bride & groom sign, witnesses (William Dawson, BIBBY Rebecca widow John BINES widower 12 Feb 1782 Borrodell Dines) mark. 141 22 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: John BIBBY Elizabeth spinster James COWELL bachelor 22 Nov 1789 Bines, Borrodell Dines 192 28 By licence. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Adolphus & BIGSBY Elizabeth widow Robert WHITE single 06 Feb 1759 Matthew Caldecott, Sarah Wislock?) sign. 24 7 By banns. They all sign except the bride & witness 3. BINES Mary spinster William DAWSON bachelor 12 Oct 1779 Witnesses: Simon? Price, John Spurling, Susan Hubbard 129 20 By banns. Groom & witness 1 (Robt. Gull) mark, others sign. BINES Susan spinster William GULL bachelor 04 Jun 1789 Witness 2: Borrodell Dines 186 27 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: John BINES Sarah spinster William NEWMAN bachelor 30 Sep 1792 Bines, Borrodell Dines 207 30 By banns. Groom abode: Great Clacton. Bride & groom mark, BLOWERS Sarah single Henry WHITE single 23 Nov 1772 witnesses (Rd. Parker, Elizabeth Brooks) sign. 95 16 By licence. Bride & groom mark, witnesses sign. Bride's marital status not in register. Groom abode St. Botolphs (Colchester? Town not stated). Witnesses: Wm. Smith, John BLUNDEN Ann Benjamin CHAMBERLAIN single 16 Jan 1787 Clark, Borrodell Dines 178 26 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: John BLUNDEN Hannah spinster John PEACHY widower 08 Nov 1793 Dunham, Borrodell Dines 217 31 By licence. Groom abode: Kirby. Bride & groom mark, BLUNDEN Martha spinster Joseph HUMM bachelor 22 Jan 1811 witnesses (John Hulley, Obadiah Ayton) sign. 318 44 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (William Brooks, BOND Mary widow John SIMONS bachelor 01 Oct 1795 Borrodell Dines) sign. 225 32 3 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 171/1/5 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1754-1812 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom surname Groom 1st Status Date Notes Reg Img By banns. They all sign. Witnesses: Jemima Pearson?, William BOND Maria single John ALMOND single 25 Mar 1808 Almond, Elizabeth Bond, Saml. Wright 295 41 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: Richd. BONES Susan widow Roger GULL single 19 Oct 1784 Gull, Borrodell Dines 156 23 By banns. They all sign except the bride. Witnesses: Adolphus BORRODELL Sarah single Joshua MORRIS single 11 Oct 1774 Caldecott, Willm. Nicholson 102 17 By licence. Groom abode: Weeley. They all sign. Marital statuses not in register. Witnesses: John & Sarah Cawston, BORRODELL Esther John THOMPSON 11 Nov 1784 Borrodell Dines 159 24 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: Thos. BOUTELL Elizabeth single William CRUSWELL single 08 Oct 1809 Hum, Saml. Wright 306 42 By banns. Bride & groom mark, witnesses sign. Witnesses: BRADLEY Elizabeth widow Thomas SHELDRICK widower 17 Nov 1791 Thomas & Mary Pirkis, Borrodell Dines. 201 29 By banns. They all mark except witness 2. Witnesses: William BREWSTER Rose single Samuel EARTHY single 25 Dec 1757 Rout, Adolphus Caldecott 18 6 By licence. Groom abode: St. Osyth. They all sign except the BROWNING Ann single Joseph THORN widower 04 Jul 1765 groom. Witnesses: Nath. Cardy, John Browning 56 11 By licence. Groom abode: Brightlingsea. They all sign except witness 2 (Joseph Thorn). Witnesses 1 & 3: Lucy & Jonathan BROWNING Rose spinster James HARRIS single 26 Nov 1767 Browning. 69 13 By licence. Groom abode: Stanway. Occupation: farmer. They all sign. Groom's marital status not in register. Witnesses: Jas. BROWNING Susanna spinster George MILLER 27 Nov 1777 Harris, Thos. Sach. 116 18 By licence. Groom abode: St. Osyth. They all sign. Witnesses: John & Ann Cowell, Borrodell Dines. Marital statuses not in BROWNING Mary John ARMSTRONG 04 Feb 1785 register. 160 24 By banns. They all mark except witness 1 & 3 (Peter Sadler, BRYDGES Maria spinster John SADLER bachelor 20 Oct 1806 Saml. Wright - clerk). Witness 2: Hannah Brydges 289 40 4 Transcribed from parish register ERO ref D/P 171/1/5 www.essexandsuffolksurnames.co.uk Great Bentley St. Mary the Virgin marriages 1754-1812 (brides) Bride surname Bride 1st Status Groom surname Groom 1st Status Date Notes Reg Img By licence. Bride abode: Little Bentley. Marital statuses not in register. Bride & groom mark, witnesses sign. Witnesses: John BU[K_]TON Elizabeth Richard CHAMBERLAIN 18 Mar 1763 Gardener, Edwd. Sallows, John Cawston jnr. 44 9 By licence. Bride & groom mark, witnesses (Charles Cawston, BULL Mary spinster John TAYLOR bachelor 01 Aug 1792 Borrodell Dines) sign.
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