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Leigh Delamere - Marriages 1606-1837 Leigh Delamere - Marriages 1606-1837 Year Day/Mnth Groom Surname Given Names Age Occupation Abode Father's Surname Father Given Name Bride Surname Given Name Age Status Father's Surname Father's Given Names Abode Banns/Licence Notes 1606 08-May Pinnell John Butler Elizabeth 1606 08-Jul Web John Browne Cicely 1608 22-Sep Gearing Anthony Sherston Magna Gearing Thomas Gore Martha Gore Ed. Esq., 1619 06-Apr Reeve John Browne Bridget 1619 19-Apr Hand Richard Latymer Susanna 1619 11-Oct Kinygt John Player Agnes 1619 26-Dec Knapp Richard Dench Susanna 1621 29-Apr Waterford Andrew Browne Alyce 1621 02-Jul Tilye Josias Alwye Jone 1629/30 06-Jan Edward Fry Anne 1666 23-Apr Harris Thomas Frame Mary 1668/69 07-Feb Ady Symon Malmesbury Moss Mary 1696/97 15-Feb Jacques Joseph Emly Susan 1703/04 03-Jan Beol? Richard Mary 1735 24-Dec Shingles Charles Woodman Mary 1736 04-Oct Pearce John Banks Rachel 1738 27-May Little James Biddestone Holder Mary Leigh Delamere 1739 29-Jul Jaques Joseph Sutton Benger May Jane Grittleton 1740 11-May Marsh William Tormarton Farr Heather Grittleton 1745 21-May Edwards William Thickwood [Colerne] Browning Sarah Seventon in Leigh Delamere 1745 23-Sep Hunt Richard Wotten under Edge Rimel Abigail Leigh Delamere 1748 28-Mar Browning James Jaques Betty 26-Mar Greenaway Francis Edwards Sarah Thickwood [Colerne] 1754 15-Apr Field John Leigh Delamere Gregory Jane Leigh Delamere 1755 16-Mar Milner James Harris Susannah Badminton 1756 12-Dec Pearse John Harris Jane 1758 05-Jan Gardiner John Combe Chesterman Elizabeth Leigh Delamere 1758 29-Jan Sergeant John Hullavington Browning Mary Lic. groom signed Sargent 1759 21-Oct Drewett William Cullern Browning Elinor Lic. 1760 08-May Beard William Yatton Keynell Lane Edith Leigh Delamere Lic. 1762 21-Feb North John Hunt Mary 1762 18-Apr Pearce Richard Leigh Delamere Melsum Betty Leigh Delamere 1763 21-Mar Browning Richard Leigh Delamere Ritchings Sarah Westport Lic. 1764 08-Apr Smith Thomas Leigh Delamere Taylor Rachel Leigh Delamere Lic. 1765 09-Apr Stiles William Leigh Delamere Pearce Sarah Leigh Delamere 1766 19-Apr Fricker John Shingles Mary 1769 09-Jan Browning Richard Leigh Delamere Lane Mary Kington Lic. 1770 08-Jun Smith Richard labourer Calne Millener Mary Lic. 1771 14-Oct Owen Richard Escott Sarah Leigh Delamere 1780 09-May Salter Michael Kington St. Michael Gingel Mary 1781 24-Oct Jones William Grittleton Pearce Dinah 1782 02-May Browning Richard Porter Sarah Lic. 29-Oct Baily John Matthews Elizabeth 1783 08-Feb Smith Thomas Yatton Keynell Milliner Rebecca 1783 12-May Pearce John Horseman Elizabeth 1784 01-Dec Baily John Jelfs Ann 1786 30-Oct Gardner Henry Chippenham Pearce Mary 1789 29-Jun Smith Robert Pearce Sarah signed Sarah Smith 1790 07-Oct Newman William Langley Burrell Miles Elizabeth 1790 18-Oct Booy James Grittleton Harris Elizabeth 1792 26-Apr Stiles Edward Fry Mary 1793 30-Sep Brokenbrow Walter Grittleton Porter Elizabeth 1793 17-Oct Young Henry Slaughterford Tanner Elizabeth 1794 08-Dec Warner William Kington St. Michael Woodman Mary 1797 07-Feb Turk Isaac Grittleton Porter Ann Lic. 1798 10-Jun Brown Joseph Norton Whiting Ann 1799 25-Mar Power Weare John Shipton Moyne Wilkins Sarah 1799 07-Apr Warner John Alsop Mary Kington St. Michael 1799 11-Jun Whiting John Stiles Jane 1799 17-Nov Cook Edward Dodington Pearce Ann Tormarton 1800 14-Apr Clack John Broughton Gifford Lane Ann 1800 27-Oct Berry Thomas Browning Mary Lic. 1801 03-Sep Booy Edward Castle Combe Jones Letitia 1802 25-Nov Porter John Porter Harriet Lic. 1803 17-Jul Rowles Thomas Kington St. Michael Stiles Ann 1804 13-Jan Wallis James Godsell Betty 1805 28-Aug Berry Joseph Blanch Elizabeth Iron Acton Lic. 1809 05-Jun Gough Robert Hilmarton Wiltshire Sarah Lic. 1810 15-Feb Isaac Jacob Kington St. Michael Trueman Elizabeth 1812 25-Mar Godfrey Daniel Race Clerk Ward Maria Bath Hampton Lic. ©Wiltshire OPC Project/2014.
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