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(Pario0 C3urc4 of Atanbiop in Fie Counip of Acincoottr Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit epe gesiders of it3e (Pario0 c3urc4 of Atanbiop in fie Counip of Acincoottr 1660-1663 TRANSCRIBED BY HENRY BRIERLEY, WIGAN PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE REV. C. W. N. HUTTON, M.A., RECTOR OF STANDISH ectmertbse : PRINTED FOR THE LANCASHIRE PARISH REGISTER SOCIETY, BY JOHN CLAY, M.A. AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS www.flatcapsandbonnets.com1912 Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit www.flatcapsandbonnets.comSt Wilfrid's Charch, Standish Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit preface H E Ancient Parish of Standish was very extensive T and comprised the Townships of Standish-with- Langtree, Shevington, Welch-Whittle, Charnock Richard, Duxbury, Heath Charnock, Adlington, Anderton, Worthington and Coppull. The Parish Church—dedicated to S. Wilfrid—is about 31- miles slightly north-west of Wigan and stands about a quarter of a mile east of the great north road from Wigan to Carlisle. It certainly existed in 1206, as in a Final Concord of the 4th June of that year the Advowson of the Church was divided between Siward de Langtree and Ralph de Standish [Dr Farrer's Final Concords, Vol. 39, p. 25, Lancashire and Cheshire Record Society]. The earliest existing Register is here wholly printed. It contains 200 leaves of parchment each measuring 13 inches by 6 inches, has been recently rebound in a handsome morocco cover, and is, alto- www.flatcapsandbonnets.com gether, in a state of excellent preservation. Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit vi PREFACE The thanks of the Society are due to the Rector of Standish—Rev. C. W. N. Hutton, M.A.—not only for his kindness in giving facilities for transcription and publication of the Register, but also for his generosity in contributing a fourth part of the cost of printing this Volume. To our Members, J. M. Ainscough, Esq., J.P., and J. C. Eckersley, Esq., J.P., who, with another Member, have shared the cost of printing, our sincere thanks are also due. www.flatcapsandbonnets.com Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit Confentis PAGES PLATE To face Title Page PREFACE ERRATA Vill BAPTISMS 1-109 WEDDING' 110-132 BURIALS ... 133-205 INDEX OF CHRISTIAN NAMES AND SURNAMES, 207-283 PLACE NAMES . 284-287 TRADES AND MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 288-289 www.flatcapsandbonnets.com Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit errata Page 90, znd line from bottom of page for "Thomas" read " Johannes" „ 103, toth line from top of page for "Francis" read " F ransis" „ till, "p." and "pri." on this page should read "p." and "pri." „ t6o, 2nd line from top of page for "Pagen" read "P ayen" www.flatcapsandbonnets.com Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit Etc Registers of iltatibisb BAPTISMS VOLUME I [1560] . ... ... 25 Aprilis Thomas f. Allexandri Fairecloughe et Izabellae uxoris ... ... ... ... • :• Anna fa. Johannis Haughton et Hellenae uxoris 200 Maij „ Alicia fa. Laurentij Brooksmouthe et Elizabeth uxoris ... ... ... ... ... 23 Johannes f. Hugonis Sharrouke et Agnetis 27 If Johannes f. Thurstani Standishe et Margarie 29 Thomas f. Rogeri Birche et Ceciliae Vause fa. Allexandri Shakeladye et Izabellae Tayleor et Elizabeth ... ... uxoris ... ... [The above ten entries al.: written upon what was apparently part of the leaf preceding Me first tolerably enter,: leaf of the Register] I p. [Portions of top and bottom of this leaf torn away] • • • • • • • • • Septembris Petrus f. Thomae Hodgsone et Johannae II „ Edwardus} filij Roberti Turner et Margaretae 21 Johann es 11 Johanna fa. Oliveri Whalley et Aliciae ... 27 Alicia fa. Richardi Wrightinton Armigeri et Margaretae ... 29 Elizabetha fa. Roberti Tompson et Annae 9 Octobris Margareta fa. Radulphi Reddishe et Johannae 10 ,, Thomas f. Johannis Parbolde et Aguetis 13 11 Oliverus Johannes} pueri Oliveri Taylier et Elizabethae Johannes f. Nicholai Jellibrand et Aliciae 1 4 ,, Johannawww.flatcapsandbonnets.com . Elizabeth fillae Hugonis Eyes et Margaretae B. Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit 2 STANDISH PARISH REGISTERS 156o Robertus f. Richardi Baron et Aliciae ... 15 Octobris Richardus f. Wilimi Johnsone et Aliciae ... 3 Novembris Katherina fa. Thome Rigbie et Johannae ... 9 1 f Brianus f. Humfridi Chisnall et Hellenae ... i r ,, Izabella fa. Thome Lassell et Elizabethae ... 27 ,, Jacobus f. Mri Roberti Browne et Annae ... 12 Decembris Hugo 1 Johanis Shawe et Elizabethae 20 7, Calverte et Margaretae 21 fl et Aliciae ... ... „ I p. 2 berton ..... ... Allexander f. Wilimi Chisnall et Aliciae ... 26 Januarij Hellena fa. Thome Johnson et Johannae ... 28 ,, Wilhelmus et Hellena pueri Richardi Bancke et Johannae . ... ... ... ... f, , f Johannes f. Henrici Whalley et Agnetis ... 29 Gracia fa. Roberti Shoughsmith et Luciae 12 Februarij Johanna fa. Henrici Standannught et Johannae 24 ,, Thomas f. Radulphi Hawet et Johannae ... 4 Martij Alicia fa. Roberti Holland et Johannae ... so „ Gilbertus f. Johannis Baron et Betric ... 15 ,, Galfridus f. Rogeri Birchall et Elizabethae 17 ... 1561 Rogerus f. Rogerie Holte et Johannae ... 7 Aprilis Allexander f. Jacobie Prescotte et Aliciae ... 8 „ Helena fa. Richardi Rigbi et Chatherinae ... ,, ,, Jacobus f. Rogeri Prescotte et Elizabeth ... 9 ,, Edwardus f. Radulphi Standishe et Hellenae „ ,, Agnes fa. Thome Shawe et Hellenae 17 ,, Alicia fa. Thome Sclater et Aliciae ), ,, Richardus f. Wilimi ... 19 ,, Gracia fa. ... Thomas f. ... ... ... ... i p. 3 Richardus f. Henrici Holcrofte et Johannae 2 Junij Willimus f. Henrici Mawdesley et Margaretae 8 b. Johannes f. Roberti Prescotte et Hellenae Wigann ... ... ... ... ... ,) ,, extra Hellena fa. Petri Porter et Johannae ... 20 ), extra Gracia fa. Johannis Molinex et Izabellae ... 29 Alexannder f. Henrici Taleor et Margeriae 5 Julij Alicia fa. Jacobi Rigbie et Margeriae ... 17 Gracia fa. Humfridi Catterall et Johannae 20 ,, Alicia fa. Hugonis Tayleor et Catherinae ... 21 1, extra Margareta fa. Wilimi Nightgall et Aliciae ... 22 Edwardus f. Rogeri Rigbie et Johannae ... 2 Ang'' usti Johannes f. Sethe Streete et Aliciae ... 3o Alicia fa. Radulphi Parpointe et Helenae ... 23 Septembris Wilimus f. Willmi Holte et Batildae ... 2 Octobris Agneswww.flatcapsandbonnets.com fa. Richardi Wrightinton et Margaretae 9 Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit 1562 BAPTISMS 3 Edwardus f. Jacobi Grymshawe et Aliciae 19 Octobris Margareta fa. Wilhelmi Wackfeld et Johannae 23 9, Gracia fa. Johannis Naleor et Margaretae /1 t/ Alicia fa. Dauidis Holland et Elizabethae 25 1/ Elizabeth fa. Wiltmi Hodgkinson et Aliciae 30 " Hellena fa. Jacobi Porter et Aliciae . ••• 5 Novembris Robertus f. Lawrencij Hollins et Catherinae 79 71 extra Margareta fa. Roberti Platte et Aliciae 21 ,, Thomas f. Wilimi Hawette et Janae 71 7/ Johanna fa. Richardi Finche et Margaretae 23 77 Johanna fa. Henrici Marton et Hellenae 28 /7 Edwardus f. Radu1phi Sharrocke et Margaretae... ••• ••• ••• To Decembris Maria fa. Johannis Halton et Aliciae •.• 22 17 r p. 4 Anna fa. Rogeri Fairecloughe et Margaretae 26 77 Johannes f. Johannis Frith et Johannae 9 Januarij Agnes fa. Johannis Bradshawe et Jane 20 7/ Johanna fa. Georgij Wilson et Agnetis 21 9, Laurentius f. Jacobi Jollie et Annae 24 Izabella fa. Allexanndri Bibbie et Johannae 7 Februarij Agnes fa. Richardi Johnson et Hellenae 11 91 Cecilia fa. Johannis Jollie et Jane ... 15 „ extra Margareta fa. Nicholai Rigbie et Agnetis 19 /1 Richardus f. Humfridi Chisnall et Hellene 23 77 Hugo f. Roberti Shawe et Margaretae 24 SI extra Anna fa. Thome Lathom Armigeri et Izabellae ... •.• ••• 28 Rogerus f. Johannis Liptrotte et Agnetis 1 Martij Allexander f. Wilimi Prescotte et Margaretae 8 f7 Alexander f. Edwardi Winnart et Hellen: 11 /7 Galfridus f. Xpoferi Mather et Johannae 17 1/ Thomas f. Roberti Lathom et Margaretae 22 $, 1562 Maria fa. Roberti Browne et Annae 27 Martij extra Edwardus 1 Henrici Whalley et Agnetis 5 Aprilis Margareta fa. Richardi Baron et Aliciae 8 ,, Hellena fa. Oliueri Taleor et Elizabethae 9 ,, Thomas f. Oliveri et Aliciae Browne ••• 11 )7 Margareta fa. Richi Turner et Katherinae 77 f./ 1 p. 5 Edmundus f. Johannis Prescotte et M 20 71 Hellena fa. Wilimi Forthe et Agnetis 7/ /7 Robertus f. Johannis Toppinge et Clemet 23 71 Johannes f. Henrici Fisher et Margaretae 28 Alicia fa. Thomae Hilton et Johannae 7 Maij" Katherina fa. Richardi Holland et Margaretae 8 ,, extra Alicia fa. Nicholai Rigbie et Mariae 15 ,, Thomas f. Henriciwww.flatcapsandbonnets.com Rigbie et Margaretae /7 7/ Anna fa. GillSti Lanngtree Ar: et Hellenae 16 /7 1-2 Thank you for buying from Flatcapsandbonnets.com Click here to revisit 4 STANDISH PARISH REGISTERS 1562 Thomas f. Willmi Prescotte et Aliciae ... 20 Maij Radulphus 1. Allexandri Woodward et Aliciae 4 Junij Agnes fa. Witimi Cardwell et Hellenae ... 6 ,, Alicia fa. Edmfidi Lowe et Margaretae ... x7 ,, Henricus f. Hugonis Sharrocke et Agnetis ... 22 1/ Johannes f. Rotti Chatnberleine et Eliz: ... 25 , Allexander f. Roberti Rigbie et Ceciliae ... extra Arthurus f. Henrici Parbolde et Margaretae 14 j1111.1,, Thomas 1. Johis Chrichlawe et Aliciae ... 28 ,, Richardus f. Thome Shawe et Izabellae ... 9 Augusti Hellena fa. Johis Moolinex et Izabellae ... ro „ Wilimus f. Gilberti Wackfeld et Elizabeth ... r r ,, Richardus f. Nicholai Whalley et Graciae ... 12 I/ Anna fa. Georgij Wackfeld et Aliciae Sharrocke ... ••• ... ... 13 ,, Jacobus f. Giltti Halsall et Hellenae ... I/ 1/ Edwardus 1. Jacobi Rigbie et Margaretae ... 22 „ Henricus I Henrici Newsome et 29 „ 1 p. 6 Elizabeth fa. Roberti Holland et Johannae 1 Septembris Gulielmus f. Witimi Rothwell et Johannae Keckwicke ... ... ... ... 3 » extra Johanna fa. Petri Porter et Johannae ... 1/ b. Johanna fa. Humfridi Nightgall et Aliciae Holland ... ... ... ... ... 6 ,, extra Anna fa. Thurstani Standishe et Margaretae 7 » Petrus f. Thome Standanought et Hellenae 21 ,, b. extra Wilimus f. Thorne Bolton et Aliciae Redforthe „ „ Alexannder f. Radulphi Parpointe et Hellenae 28 ,, . Johanna fa. Johannis Browne et Izabellae 9 Octobris extra Edwardus f. Johis Rigbie et Annae .
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