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Manningford Bruce - Marriages 1619-1841 Manningford Bruce - Marriages 1619-1841 Officiating Father's Father's Officiating Minister Groom's Father's Given Father's Bride's Given Banns or Father's Given Father's Witness 1 Witness 1 Witness 2 Witness 2 Witness 3 Witness 3 Minister Given Year Date Surname Given Names Age Status Occupation Groom's Parish Surname Name Occupation Surname Names Age Status Occupation Bride's Parish Lic Surname Name Occupation Surname given Surname Given Surname Given Surname Names Notes 1619 26-Oct Cotten Robert Hicke Katherin Bride's surname may be Hike 1619 28-Nov Everidd Henry Rumsey Elizabeth Widow Widow of Thomas Rumsey 1619/20 08-Feb Strange John Channdler Sisley 1622 29-Apr Swaine John Brewer Mary 1622 29-Sep Weekes Edward Newman Elizabeth 1623 13-May Box John Davis Ellen 1632 30-Jul Harris Jeffry Sheapherd Dorathy 1632 06-Aug Fisher Henry Kinsmell Joane 1659/60 Feb ? Thomas H? Dorothy Page torn surnames unknown 1660/61 01-Jan Town? William ? Jane Groom's surname likely Townsend 1663 03-Aug Whealer John South Tidworth Newman Grace Manningford Bruce 1664 24-Oct Hunt William Purton Harnest Grace Hannington 1664 22-May Burges Robert Urchfont Barnes ? Manningford Bruce Page torn 1665/66 22-Feb Newman Abraham Chandler Mary Banns 1666 16-Apr Sims Isaac Shepheard Mary Both of Manningford Bruce? 1666 02-Jul Smith William Ogarleton Phelps Elizabeth Manningford 1667 01-Nov Philliping John Pewsey Dyke Emme Sharcott 1668 02-Apr Manings John Enford King Elizabeth Banns 1668 17-May Smith Robert Britford Monday Mary Pewsey 1668 09-Jul Scniale? John Whetpley Jane 1675 18-Oct Jones John King Elizabeth 1677 09-Nov Edmonds John Semington Miles Mary Wilcot 1692 Philliss Thomas Vicar Wilsford Margaret? Manningford Bruce Correct surname is Phillips 1693 Kimble Francis Blake Abigail Manningford Bruce Banns Page torn/ damaged 1695 Benger John Manningford Bruce Rivers Joyce Manningford Bruce Date missing/ torn page 1695 14-Oct Gangel William Eyres Mary Page torn/ damaged 1698 18-Oct Jones John Manningford Bruce King Elizabeth Manningford Bruce Date may be 1699 1699 25-Dec Lawrence Thomas Winterbourne Oram Elizabeth Manningford Bruce Banns 1702 21-Jun Clement Thomas Manningford Bruce Munday Mary Urchfont 1703 20-Jul Croome Richard Wilsford Oram Sarah Manningford Bruce 1704/05 06-Feb Ley Richard Junr. Manningford Bruce Easton Elnor Manningford Bruce Banns 1707/08 15-Feb Barnes John Overton Smith Sarah Manningford Bruce Banns 1708 29-Jun Powel William Manningford Bruce Stephens Sarah Manningford Bruce 1709 15-May Jennings John Manningford Bruce Wise Jane Manningford Bruce Banns 1722 14-Oct Naish Nathaniel Manningford Bruce Gingell Grace Manningford Bruce 1723 14-Apr Beal Robert Beechingstoke Kemball Sarah Manningford Bruce 1723 25-Jul Turner John Manningford Bruce Macklen Margaret Upavon 1724 18-Apr Edmunds John Manningford Abbas Tarrant Sarah Wilcot 1725 10-May Biggs John Manningford Abbas Chandler Sarah Manningford Bruce 1725/26 13-Feb Brown Richard Manningford Bruce Blanchard Sarah Manningford Bruce Banns 1726 01-Oct Whelply Edward Manningford Bruce Benger Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1726 02-Oct Bessant William Manningford Abbas Jones Ann Manningford Bruce 1727 28-May Naish Nathaniel Blake Jane Banns 1727/28 09-Mar Cripps Thomas Mildenhall Smith Jane Woodborough Licence 1729 05-May Barley Richard Manningford Bruce King Mary Kempton Banns 1729 24-Dec Naish Benjamin Manningford Bruce Clements Martha Manningford Bruce Banns 1731 08-Nov Brickenden Francis Inkpen, Berkshire Thorpe Eleanor Wilcot Licence 1731 08-Dec Huntley Ralph Manningford Bruce Grace Elizabeth Manningford Bruce Banns 1732/33 29-Jan Blake John Manningford Bruce Jennings Ann Manningford Bruce Banns 1733 29-Oct Blackman Thomas Manningford Bruce Ranger Jone Manningford Bruce Banns 1733 22-Apr Heath Stephen Wanborough Hailstone Ann Manningford Bruce Licence 1735 20-Oct Annats Thomas Great Bedwin Lye Mary Manningford Bruce Licence 1735/36 02-Feb Chandler Isaac Yeoman Roundway Holloway Ann Spinster Manningford Bohun Licence Occupation/ status of bride from Licence 1738 02-Apr Hayward Benjamin Manningford Bruce Witchel Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1738 26-Dec Tucker Robert Manningford Bruce Newman Jane Manningford Bruce Banns 1739 18-Jun Naish James Pewsey Hailstone Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1739 07-Nov Tucker George Collingbourne Ducis Hiscock Mary Charlton Banns 1739 18-Nov Amour William Manningford Bruce Alexander Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1740 14-Apr Selwood William Charlton Patrick Mary Manningford Bruce Banns Maundy Thursday 1740 26-Jun Palmer John Charlton Bristoe Mary Charlton Banns 1740 28-Dec Barret Robert All Cannings Benger Elizabeth Manningford Bruce Banns 1741 21-Sep Price Rice St. Mary, Devizes Terry Elizabeth St. Mary, Devizes Licence 1742 27-Dec Nicole Jacob Chute Dyer Sarah Pewsey Licence 1745 15-Apr Stratton Edward Manningford Bohun Beek Ann Manningford Bohun Maundy Thursday 1745 17-Jun Goodman Stephen Devizes Webb Sarah Bishops Cannings Licence 1745 29-Sep Mackin William Manningford Bruce Stephens Sarah Manningford Bruce Banns 1745/46 02-Mar Still Benjamin Charlton Lye Jane Widow Manningford Bruce Licence Groom's surname uncertain 1746 16-Oct Chamberlin John Charlton Davis Sarah Charlton Banns 1747 19-Apr Whitebread William Rushall King Elizabeth Manningford Bruce Banns 1747 05-Oct Huntley Charles Rushall Higgins Mary Charlton Banns 1747 06-Nov Parry George All Cannings Benger Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1748 07-Aug Hiscock Richard Woodborough Stone Mary Charlton Banns 1748 12-Oct Rawlins Thomas Wilsford Davis Mary Charlton Banns 1749 15-Oct Rabbats Thomas Manningford Bruce Moon Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1750 07-Oct Rafe William Manningford Bruce Blake Jane Manningford Bruce Banns 1751 19-Oct Row John Manningford Bruce Powel Alice Manningford Bruce Banns 1751 30-Nov Watts William Wilsford Barly Alice Manningford Bruce Banns 1752 07-Nov Kippins William Manningford Abbas Hailstone Jane Manningford Bruce Banns 1753 15-Feb Kemble Schadrack Manningford Bruce King Sarah Charlton Banns 1755 23-Jun Whitebread Charles Labourer Rushall Patrick Sarah Manningford Bruce Banns Banns also recorded in Rushall 1756 05-Sep Bristow George Wilcot Bridgman Hester Manningford Bruce Banns 1756 05-Sep Townsend Joseph Manningford Bruce Cook Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1756 30-Oct Wansbro Richard Manningford Abbas Powell Mary Manningford Bruce Banns 1757 10-Jan Sainsbury John Marden Tucker Elizabeth Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence Licence states bride's abode is Marden 1757 03-Jul Powel Isaac Labourer Manningford Bruce Sutton Ruth Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1758 06-Feb Perrot Richard Wilsford Naish Sarah Manningford Bruce Banns 1758 31-Oct Naish William Labourer Manningford Bruce Naish Ann Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1759 08-Sep Eyles John St. Andrews, Holbourn Alexander Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence Groom's residence is in Middlesex 1760 16-Sep Andrews Roger Minor Labourer Manningford Bruce Huntley Sarah Minor Maidservant Manningford Bruce Licence With Parents Consent 1760 14-Oct Huntley John Labourer Manningford Bruce Durnford Jane Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1760 27-Oct Davis John Manningford Abbas Beale Anna Manningford Bruce Banns 1760 08-Nov Starky Samuel Manningford Bruce Wells Jane Spinster Licence 1760 03-Dec Cleveland William Labourer East Kennett Kempton Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence 1761 13-Oct Bailey Stephen Labourer Manningford Abbas Tucker Ann Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1761 16-Oct Benger Joseph Labourer Manningford Abbas Huntley Jane Spinster Manningford Bruce 1761 27-Oct Batt George Labourer Manningford Bruce Naish Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1764 08-Jan Hoar Joseph Labourer Manningford Bruce Benger Rachael Manningford Bruce Banns 1764 26-Dec Powell John Thatcher Manningford Bruce Goodman Elizabeth Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014/Duncan McBurney Manningford Bruce - Marriages 1619-1841 1766 18-May Heath Stephen Carpenter Manningford Bruce Hooper Edith Manningford Bruce Banns 1766 09-Oct Ackerman Richard Labourer Beechingstoke Dudley Winifred Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1767 09-Jul Hailstone William Miller Manningford Bruce Heath Elizabeth Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence 1768 05-Dec Tucker William Labourer Manningford Bruce Townsend Lucy Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1769 20-Jun Martin William Labourer Pewsey Naish Priscilla Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1771 30-Jan Stevens John Labourer North Newnton Sloper Sarah Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence 1773 02-Aug Lloyd John Taylor Manningford Bruce Dyke Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence 1774 20-Oct Huntley Ralph Labourer Manningford Bruce Lye Frances Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1775 25-Dec Oram Francis Labourer Manningford Bruce Powell Charity Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1775 15-May Grant John Gent Fittleton Pyke Jane Spinster Manningford Bruce Licence 1775 09-May Wiltshire Robert Labourer Manningford Bruce Moon Martha Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1776 30-Oct Bruce Philip Labourer Manningford Bruce Giddings Sarah Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1776 30-Oct Box Edward Labourer Manningford Bruce Shepheard Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns Bride Surname alias Box 1776 30-Oct Box Edward Labourer Manningford Bruce Box Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns Bride Surname alias Shepheard 1776 30-Oct Farr William Labourer Manningford Bruce Huntley Mary Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1776 16-Nov Lee James Shepheard Manningford Bruce Stevens Leah Spinster Manningford Bruce Banns 1777 09-Feb Kingston Anthony Blacksmith
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