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The Registers of the Parish Church of Kilburn, Co. York, 1600-1812 BRIGKA jj 5 iiIT¥ PROVO, UTAH Do Not Circulate Gbe publications of be IPorksbire iparisb IRegister Society. VOL. LXI. Sesueo to Subscribers for tbc gear 1918. C5> Zbe IRegisters OF THE parish (Tburcb OF KILBURN CO. YORK 1600-1812 TRANSCRIBED AND EDITED BY GEORGE DENISON LUMB. F.S.A. One of the Hon. Secretaries of the Society. PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR THE YORKSHIRE PARISH REGISTER SOCIETY 1918 ERsrrfi BRIG! . *;rk 1 1 i .Vll PREFACE The present Volume contains a transcript of the Register Books of the Parish Church of St. Mary, Kilburn, from 1600 to 18 12. The parish of Kilburn is in the North Riding, six miles east from Thirsk and seven miles north from Easingwold, and contains the township of Hood Grange. High Kilburn is a hamlet on a hill above the village of Low Kilburn. There is a description of Kilburn and Hood in Gill's Vallis Eboracensis, and of Hood Grange in Grainge's Vale of Mowbray. The principal family resident in the village was that of Baynes, whose coat of arms is on an old house there. Gill gives the in- scriptions on the tombstones of Christopher Baynes, 1696 [1695 n Register], and William Baynes, 173 1-2. The first Register Book is in an exceedingly bad condition, and las been copied with much difficulty : many portions are indecipher- ble. On that account the completion of the Volume has been nuch delayed. The thanks of the Society are due to the Vicar, the Rev. H. A. K. IAWKINS, for kindly allowing the Registers to be printed, and for le facilities most willingly afforded for transcription and collation. G. D. L. ERRATA. Page 67, line 1. For Tim' read Sim' ,, 107, ,, 21. ,, Sager ,, Sayei ,, 108, ,, 41. ,, Mark ,, Mary THE REGISTER OF KILBURN. [FIRST BOOK.] On page 13. ' Brian y e sonne of Anthony Ascoughe was baptized y e 10th of Julie 1575 Kilburne 1584 Richard the son of Henry Sle was baptised the 3 day of January Anno Do: 1588 Bryan the sonne of Thomas Francland was baptissed xxv th of Desember, posthumus Petternell the daughtr of Petter Parker deseased was baptissed the 13th day of March 1616 Michell the sonn of Simon Humble was baptized the 24th day of July 1595 Elizabetha filia Jacobi Robinson sepulta fuit nono die Maij Anno D'ni 1600 Jeremy Merkendaile de Kilburne the sonne of James Merkendaile of Kil- burne was baptized the xxixth day of Decemb: Anno Domi. 1594 Christopher the sonne of John Sturdy was baptized nono die May 1583 John the sonne of Thomas Freare of Kilburne was baptized the vij of November 1599 On page 51. James the sonne of John Pecket of Kilburne et vxor eius was baptysed the xxvj tie daye of January e 1577 John the sonne of Thomas Peckett of Kilburne was baptysed y e xxixth daye of July 1591 1600. Liber Registerij Natorum Nuptorum et Mortuorum noia continens An'o D'ni millesimo sexagentissimo An'o Regni Reginae Eliza- bethae xlij Mergeria Fuster de Kylburne baptizata fuit ultimo mercij filia Georgij Fuster de supriora Anno D'ni 1600 Thomas Vincent de Oldstead sepultus fuit vigessimo p'imo die Aprilis a'no D'ni 1600 Elizabetha Atkynson uxor' Gilberti Atkinson sepulta fuit vigessimo sexto die Aprilis anno D'ni 1600 Gulielmus Thornton de Camme sepultus fuit octauo Maij an'o D'ni 1600 Elizabetha Robinson filia Jacobi Robinson de Kylburn sepulta fuit nono die Maij Anno D'ni 1600 Anna Kidson filia Gulielmi Kydsone de Kylburne baptizata fuit undecimo die Maij 1600 Anthonius Burtone filius Johannis Burton de Kylburne baptizatus fuit decimo secundo die Maij 1600 Margareta Fryer filia Thome Fryer de Kilburne baptizata fuit primo die Junij 1600 Christoferus Mytonn curaitt 2 KILBURN REGISTER.— 1 600-0 1. Thomas Franckland filius Thome Franckland de Kilburn P'ke baptizatus fuit ... die Junij 1600 Richardus Lee filius Guilielmi Lee de Wast baptizatus fuit tertio die Septembris 1600 Egedius Raskall filius Thome Raskall de Kilburne baptizatus fuit vices- simo quarto die Septembris 1600 Ellina Smyth filia Rogery Smyth de p'ke baptizata fuit quindecem die Octobris 1600 Johne Croslay de lange grayne sepulta fuit quinto die Octobris 1600 Gulielmus Sturdye filius Petri Sturdye de Kilburne baptizatus fuit vices- simo secundo die Octobris 1600 Jaine Webster filia Edmundi Webster de [? Ouldstead] baptizata fuit primo die Novembris Francisca Cunnye filia Anthony Cunnye de Kilburne baptizata fuit decimo sexto die Novembris 1600 Maria Carter filia Johannis Carter de Kilburne baptizata fuit decimo septimo die Decembris Elizabetha filia Guilelmi Frissle sepulta fuit vicesimo tertio die Decembris Ellina filia Rogeri Smyth sepulta fuit tricessimo die Decembris Margerita Emerson de ould stead vidua sepulta fuit quarto die Januarij Jaine filia Guilielmi Wasse de Kilburne baptizata fuit decimo octavo die Januarij Dorithea filia Thome Thornton de Wasse bapt. fuit vicessimo quinto die Januarij Guilielmus Baynebrige de Kilburne sepultus fuit quinto die Februarij Margerita filia Thome Leek de Ould Stead bapt. fuit sexto die Februarij Georgius Bennett de Ouldstead sepultus fuit tertio die Martij Elizabetha filia Xpoferi Myton sepulta fuit vicessimo secundo die Marcij Liber Registerij Natoru', Nuptoru' et Mortuoru' noia continens A'o D'ni Millesimo sexagentissimo primo Anno Regni Regine Eliza- beths xliij Maria filia Jacobi Thompson de supenore Kilburne baptizata fuit vicesimo nono die Martij 1601 Guilielmus filius Anthonii Joynson bapt. fuit decimo die Aprilis Jaine filia Johannis Foreside de superiore Kilburne bapt. fuit tertio die Maij Franciscus filius Christopheri Myton sepultus fuit quarto die Maij Jacobus filius Richardi Thompson baptizatus fuit decimo sexto die Augusti . filia Christopheri Myton baptizata fuit vicessimo ... die Septembris Gulielmus filius Jacobi Metcalf baptizatus fuit quarto die Novembris Thomas filius Heugh Crosland de long grayne baptizatus fuit decimo die Novembris Jaine filia Georgij Smyth de Wasse baptizata fuit vicessimo nono die Novembris Anna filia Jacobi Robinson de Kilburne vicessimo nono die Novembris Elizabetha filia Georgij Stanehouse de wasse bapt. fuit tertio die Decembris Robertus Wilson de Wasse sepultus fuit tertio die Decembris Thomas Dane de Kilburne sepultus fuit septimo die Decembris Anna vxor Bryan Markendayle sepulta fuit decimo sexto die Januarij Guilielmus filius Francisci Baynebrige de K. bapt. fuit quarto Februarij Dorothea filia Johannis Rennicke de K. bapt. fuit decimo quarto Februarij I KILBURN REGISTER.— 1601-02. 3 Jaine filia Georgij Prest de Ould Stead bapt. fuit decimo die Mercij Izabella filia Georgij Rosse de K. bapt. fuit decimo quarto die Mercij Rychardus filius Rychardi Day de Ould stead bapt. fuit vicessimo primo die Mercij Dorithea filia Guilielmi Frissle de K. bapt. fuit vicessimo die Mercij Thomas filius Thome Fryer de K. bapt. fuit primo die Aprilis [1602] 1602. Liber Registerij Natoru' Nuptorum et Mortuorum Noia continens Atio D'ni Milesimo sexagentissimo secundo anno Reginse Eliza- bethe xliiij Jaine filia Christopheri Thompson de Kilburne bapt. fuit decimo quarto die Aprillis Gulielmus filius Thome Leek de Old stead bapt. fuit vicesimo primo die Aprillis Cornelius filius Johannis Lawson de K. bapt. vicesimo secundo die Aprillis Ellina filia Christopheri Elisworth de superiore Kilburne bapt. fuit vices- simo septimo die Aprillis Clara vxor Henrici Farfax de Lound sepulta fuit vicessimo octavo die Aprillis Dorithea vxor Johannis Robinsone de Kilburne sepulta fuit decimo sexto die Maij Barbaria filia Richardi Gowtone de Came bapt. fuit vicesimo die Maij Margeria filia Simonis Humble de K. bapt. fuit vicesimo secundo die Maij Elizabetha filia Christopheri Sharrow de K. bapt. fuit tricesimo die Maij Georgius filius Stephani Joynson de superiore Kilburne bapt. fuit quinto die Junij Egedius Lumbley et Jaine Wild de Kilburne solemnizati fuerunt vicesimo septimo die Junij Dorithea filia Guilielmi Frissle de Kilburne sepulta fuit primo die Julij Jaine filia Jacobi Thompson de superiore Kilburne bapt. fuit decimo sexto die Julij Symond filius Georgius Hogge de Kilburne bapt. fuit decimo quinto die Augusti Brianus Peck de Kilburne sepultus fuit decimo octavo die Augusti Mergeria filia Johannis Rennicke de Kilburne sepulta fuit quarto die Septembris Anthonius filius Johannis Burton de superiore Kilburn sepultus fuit quinto die Septembris Petrus filius Jacobi Robinson de Kilburne sepultus fuit sexto die Septembris Franciscus filius Christopheri Elisworth de superiore Kilburne sepultus fuit septimo die Septembris Guilielmus filius Jacobi Metcalf de Kilburne sepultus fuit vicesimo septimo die Septembris Dorothea filia Richardi Emmerson de Old stead bapt. fuit tertio die Octobris filius Egidij Lumbley de Kilburne bapt. fuit decimo septimo die Octobris Radulphus Whorlton de Kilburne sepultus fuit vicessimo quarto die Octobris Elizabetha filia Christopheri Sharrow sepulta fuit tricessimo die Octobris 4 KILBURN REGISTER.— 1602-03. Anthonius filius Johannis Burton de superiore Kilburne baptizatus fuit decimo quarto die Novembris Jaine filia Georgij Fouster de superiore Kilburn baptizata fuit vicessimo quarto die Novembris Thomas Yeates et Elizabetha Sturdie solemnizati fuerunt vicesimo octavo die Novembris Maria filia Petri Sturdie de superiore Kilburne baptizata fuit decimo secundo die Decembris Elizabetha filia Jacobi Markendale de Kilburne bapt. fuit secundo die Januarij Thomisina filia Thome Rascall de superiore Kilburn baptizata fuit 20 sexto die Januarij Robart filius Thomas Leek bapt. fuit . , die . Georgius filius Georgij Keye de Kilburne bapt. fuit nono die Februarij Elizabetha vxor Guilielmi Frissle de Kilburne sepulta fuit decimo quinto die Februarij Elizabetha
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