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South Newton - Marriages 1695-1838 (Alphabetical by Groom) South Newton - Marriages 1695-1838 (Alphabetical by Groom) Officiating Father's Father's Witness 2 Officiating Minister Banns Father's Given Father's Father's Given Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Given Witness 2 Minister Given Year Date Groom's Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish or Lic Bride's Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Surname Name Occupation Surname Name Surname Given Witness 1 Parish Occupation Surname Name Witness 2 Parish Occupation Surname Names Notes 1762 22-Jul Abree William Furze Elizabeth 1751 26-Oct Adlam John Brown Jane 1742 06-Oct Aldridge John Marshall Frances 1721 02-Feb Alexander John Childs Catherine 1820 27-Sep Andrews Stephen Barnes Phoebe 1742 15-Jul Andrews Edward bachelor Clothier Wilton License Conway Anne 19 Spinster Wilton Keen Morgan Salisbury Close Gent Issued 15/7/1742 1815 20-Apr Andrews James Moore Dorcas 1835 05-Sep Andrews Peter Street Elizabeth 1826 16-Oct Axford James Hopkins Sophie 1705 04-Feb Bachelor John Blake Martha 1784 24-Oct Barnes James Wood Ann 1827 15-May Barrett Richard Dibben Lucy 1732 14-Dec Barter Henry Ward Alice 1704 19-Feb Barton John 50 Tanner Warminster License Moody Elizabeth 40 Upton Lovell Cadly George Warminster Shoemaker Issued 14/2/1704 1803 25-Feb Beacon Richard Creed Mary 1777 10-Jul Becket Edward Palmer Mary 1818 01-Jan Beckett William Carpenter Jane 1731 07-Jun Bedford Thomas Holdaway Christian 1788 20-Oct Beeling or Beeting William Jeffry Elizabeth 1758 30-Mar Bemister John 25 bachelor Farmer South Newton License Alexander Elizabeth 22 Spinster Wishford 1798 02-May Bennet William Jesse Elinor 1765 04-May Best John Sweetman Elizabeth 1700 13-Jul Best Stephen Blake Hannah 1717 27-Jun Biggs Thomas Widower Gent Winterbourne Stoke License Kellow Rachell 25 Spinster Berwick St James Kellow Thomas Berwick St James Gent Newton 25/6/1717 1836 04-Aug Biles George Clarke Jane 1765 23-Oct Birch John Pealer Mary 1762 30-Aug Blake James Berry Mary 1811 05-Nov Blake John Blake/Bleake Anne 1825 05-Dec Blake William Blake Charlotte 1805 19-Aug Blake John Blake Deborah 1817 17-Mar Blake Stephen Blake Dinah 1778 24-Dec Blake John Blake Elisabeth 1824 14-Jan Blake Simon Blake Harriett 1762 15-Nov Blake John Blake Mary 1786 16-Jan Blake John Blake Sarah 1741 04-May Blake Thomas Bowles Betty 1777 22-Oct Blake William Clements Rebecca 1794 02-Jun Blake Henry Coombs Mary 1699 18-Jun Blake Peter Down Edith 1825 10-Oct Blake Stephen Down Louisa 1817 25-Oct Blake William Down Mary 1820 16-Dec Blake William Dredge Anne 1792 14-Jul Blake Alexander Dyer Elizabeth 1780 02-Nov Blake Joseph Feltham Jane 1788 06-Dec Blake John Haraway Mary 1819 30-Jan Blake William Henstredge Anne 1802 20-Dec Blake John Hibbard Sarah 1768 25-Sep Blake George Jefferies Ann 1767 02-Nov Blake Stephen Jefferies Mary 1782 04-Dec Blake Peter Jeffery Prudence 1777 15-Dec Blake James Jeffery(s) Grace 1715 20-Jun Blake George Lambert Sarah 1695 26-Jun Blake George Lye Elizabeth 1821 13-Oct Blake Isaac Mabbett Elizabeth 1745 21-May Blake Alexander Perry Sarah 1710 01-Nov Blake Peter Pitman Ann 1836 04-Feb Blake William Sansom Elizabeth 1832 20-Oct Blake John Shergold Anna 1730 25-Jun Blake Peter Sims Mary 1762 27-Jun Blake William Smith Hannah 1778 28-Feb Blake Richard Smith Martha 1817 15-Nov Blake Richard Stacey Mary 1697 21-Apr Blake Moses Thorn Honor 1826 15-May Blake James Trowbridge Maria 1803 03-Sep Blake Peter White Martha 1806 01-Nov Blake Aaron Willis Elizabeth 1787 03-Nov Blake Moses Young Christian 1782 21-Oct Blanched Thomas Munday Sarah 1734 30-Sep Blanchet Richard Shore Elizabeth 1762 29-Mar Blanchet Thomas Stride Elizabeth 1722 20-Jul Blanchett Thomas Bochelor Jane 1728 23-Jan Blanchett Thomas Edmunds Mary 1725 25-May Bolls George Deverell Mary 1753 21-Oct Boulter John Freemantle Mary 1789 23-Nov Bounds John Blake Betty 1744 04-Feb Bowles William Clerk Chitterne All Saints License Hearst Jane Spinster Salisbury Close Sanders William Market Lavington Excise Officer Ludgershall/South Newton/Odstock 31/12/1744 1719 27-Apr Bracher Samuel Green Mary 1831 03-May Brasher Samuel 18 bachelor Wilton License Clarke Elizabeth 20 Spinster South Newton Son of John Brasher of Ditchampton. Bride no living parents. 2/5/1831 1729 14-Oct Bray George 30 bachelor Gent Andover Hampshire License Kellow Israell 25 Spinster Berwick St James Kellow Thomas Berwick St James Berwick St James/South Newton 14/10/1729 1762 24-Jun Briant Thomas Clements Ann 1801 17-Oct Briant Thomas Diaper Edith 1783 14-Sep Briant Henry Pashent Ann 1800 02-Dec Brine Edward Wintle Mary 1793 23-Mar Brookman John Creed Mary 1748 24-Oct Brown John Kirby Betty 1791 20-Oct Brown Solomon Munday Betty 1777 29-Oct Brown Nicholas Parker Mary 1747 29-Sep Brown Nicholas Stride Elizabeth 1798 11-Aug Bryant John Blake Bethiah 1770 13-Nov Bryant Thomas Dredge Mary 1737 17-Oct Bryant Thomas Lane Elizabeth 1775 01-Feb Bryant John Long Ann 1701 17-Jan Burgess Edward Brothers Johanna 1824 11-Apr Burleigh Luke Smith Mary 1816 25-Feb Butt Edmund 25 bachelor Shoemaker South Newton Burdens Ball License Smith Jane 21 Spinster Wilton Elliott William Wilton Weaver Issued 24/2/1816 1748 24-Oct Butt Thomas Williams Ann 1705 17-May Button John Stillman Catherine 1723 10-Nov Byard Richard Gent Upavon License Green Alicia Spinster Upavon Green William Upavon Cooper Newton/ St john Devizes 5/9/1723 1774 12-Aug Carpenter Thomas 79 Widower Gent South Newton License Whitmarsh Winifred 49 widow Wilton Whitmarsh John Wilton Glazier/Painter Issued 11/8/1774 1802 08-May Carter Thomas Jeffery Sarah 1826 23-Oct Carter William Smith Lewanna 1739 10-Feb Carter John Trubridge Elizabeth 1802 08-Jul Charlick John Blake Grace 1815 27-Sep Clear George Barnes Miriam 1772 01-May Clements Nicholas Doughty Sarah 1767 28-Sep Clements Moses 22 bachelor Wishford License Downton Ruth 22 Spinster South Newton Stofold Downton Thomas South Newton Shepherd South Newton 28/9/1767 1708 12-Jul Clifford John 24 bachelor Tailor Steeple Langford License Merrit/Merritt Mary 24 Spinster Maddington Clifford Marian Steeple Langford widow Issued 8/7/1708 1780 16-Jan Cole William Widower Wilton License Bridle Mary 30 Spinster South Newton Newman George South Newton Gent Issued 11/1/1780 1783 22-Jul Cole John Bryant Elizabeth 1779 05-Jan Cole William Widower Weaver wilts License Stanford Elizabeth widow South Newton Newman George wilts Yeoman Issued 5/1/1799 paperwork torn 1790 11-Oct Collins Samuel Diaper Joan 1771 04-Apr Collins Joseph 24 bachelor Gardener Great Wishford License Horne Ruth 19 Spinster South Newton Horne John Horne John Woods Wliiam South Newton Malster 1735 Combes John Slehorn Elizabeth 1747 30-Aug Commins John bachelor Labourer Idmiston License Williams Sarah 26 Spinster Wishford Williams Charles Wishford South Newton/Wishford 29/8/1747 1820 17-Mar Coombs William Blake Betty 1822 27-Aug Coombs Stephen Jeffery Alice 1828 11-May Coombs Solomon Night Naomi 1723 11-Jun Cousins/Cosens Thomas 80/30 bachelor Bishopstone License King Hannah widow Bishopstone Bayly John Wilsford Lake Servant Goodfellow John Netherhampton Husbandsman Amesbury/Netherhampton/South Newton 4/6/1723 1794 23-Jul Cowdry William 45 bachelor Yeoman Great Wishford License Ward Mary 48 Spinster South Newton Mans John South Newton Labourer Issued 15/7/1794 1826 12-Jun Cox Thomas Jeffery Mary Ann 1771 19-May Creed William Jacob Elizabeth 1697 29-Sep Crompe Giles 30 bachelor Clerk South Newton License Green Mary 29 Spinster Baverstock Burcombe/Ditchampton 28/9/1697 1770 04-May Davies Thomas Holdaway Mary 1771 13-Jul Davies William Jacob Mary 1748 05-Dec Davies William Lyewood Mary ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2013/Jean Barnwell South Newton - Marriages 1695-1838 (Alphabetical by Groom) 1831 14-Mar Davis James Hibberd Rebecca 1732 20-May Davy William Wingrove Elizabeth 1804 12-Dec Dear James Burden Emma 1725 25-May Deverell James Foot Harriet 1815 26-Dec Dew John Tidman Elizabeth 1705 31-Dec Dewey Richard Simmons Hannah 1780 24-Feb Dibben James Young Mary 1737 05-Sep Dier James Godding Anne 1738 01-Jan Diet Barnabas Coombes Mary 1786 11-May Diet/Diot Noah Horn Martha 1816 26-Nov Doughty Henry Gossney Elizabeth 1800 15-May Down George Dredge Elizabeth 1837 02-Nov Down Richard Henstridge Maria 19 1790 02-Aug Down William Mathews Jane 1748 27-Oct Down Robert Robson Ann 1835 19-Sep Down George Sherlock Eliza 1802 28-Oct Down James Young Mary 1821 25-Apr Downe John Jeffery Jane 1727 29-Mar Downton John Bungy Mary 1697 Downton Thomas unknown Elner 1732 05-Jul Downton Thomas Palmer Mary 1773 25-Dec Downton John Stride Catherine 1704 19-Jun Dowty William Coker Mary 1777 22-Oct Dredge Thomas Fowles Martha 1792 15-Dec Dyer John Jeffery Charlotte 1736 17-May Elderton John 21 bachelor Clothier Frome Selwood Somerset License Phelps Mary 22 Spinster Wilton Phelps John Wilton Tailor Wilton/South Newton 17/5/1736 1695 23-Jun Elderton James Ward Margery 1710 17-Sep Everett John Selwood Elizabeth 1722 30-Jul Falloway/Hallaway Gabriell Blake Elizabeth 1793 25-Aug Farley John Reeves Ann 1795 31-Oct Feltham Harry Sumption Susan 1788 24-Aug Fisher William Sanger Sabra 1771 10-May Fisher William Turner Mary 1761 27-Apr Flemming Humphrey Howell Prudence 1785 03-Oct Fluks William Williams Mary 1816 09-Nov Ford Elias Mathews Ann 1735 12-Jul Ford William jun 27 bachelor Tailor Stapleford License Northover Rebecca 21 Spinster Stapleford Ford/Fourd William sen Stapleford Tailor Stapleford/South Newton /Wilton 9/9/1736 1745 27-Oct Ford John Tufferd Elizabeth 1747 14-Jul Ford/Fourd William Widower Tailor Stapleford
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