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Somerset Parish Registers. Marriages 942.38019 mumw Aa1p V. 10 m Pjffl 942.38019 n^. IL Aalp v.io ; 1379248 gENEAUOGY COL-L-ECTlOr ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 00676 1271 SOMERSETSHIRE PARISH REGISTERS nDarriagee. X. PHILLIMORES PARISH REGISTER SERIES. VOL. LXXXVni. (SOMEtlSET, VOL. X.) One hundred and fifty printed. : Somersetshire Parish Registers Edited by W. P. W. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L., H. W. SEAGER, M.B., Etc., Of Rumwell, Tau7iton, AND E. H. BATES, M.A., Rector of Puckington. VOL. X. V. 10 XonDon Issued to the Subscribers by Phillimore & Co., 124, Chancery Lane. 1907. — PREFACE. This tenth volume of Somerset Marriage Registers in- cludes the remaining portion of the Registers of the important parish of St. Mary's, Taunton, down to the year 1812. Of this Mr. Bates undertook the transcription. For Bishop's Hull, and, in part, for Halse, Mr. Seager has been responsible. It is intended that Volume XI shall be devoted to various country Parish Registers. The Marriage Registers of St. James, Taunton, have already been transcribed, and will be printed in a later volume. 4 O^QO/f C The usual contractions have been made use of w.=widower or widow. p.=of the parish ot. s.=spinster, single woman, co.=in the county of. or son of. dioc.=in the diocese of. b.=bachelor, or single man. /?V.=marriage licence. d.=daughter of. The reader must remember that the printed volumes are not "evidence" in the legal sense. Certificates must be obtained from the local clergy in charge of the Registers. It is the Editors' wish to print two volumes annually, and thus to make a steady and substantial progress in the work of preserving our ancient Parish Registers from the risks of destruction or loss to which they are constantly exposed, even in the best circumstances, so long as their con- tents remain in manuscript only. They will welcome help in the work of transcription. W. P. W. P. H.W.S. E. H. B. December, 1907- . Contents, Parish. Years. Taunton, St. Mary's (concluded) . 17 28-18 12 Bishop's Hull .. .. 1562-1812 "5 Halse .. .. .. 1559-1812 143 Somerset parislr H^gist^rs. Marriages at Taunton St. Mary Magdalene. Continued from Volume IX. John Ken [? Hen, Kex or Ilex] & Grace Cuth bert, lie. 28 Mar. 17 Henry Alvin & Hannah Edmunds John Cabbull & Catharine Brown, lie. William Ball «& Jane Sowthy Francis Hayes & Joan Brine, lie. Roger Crook & Mary Ralph James Pine & Susanna Davis Humphery Bond & Mary Smith John Dinning & Joan Dunman William Lake & Martha Maynard William Page & Sarah Winter Daniel Blisset, alias Pavier, & Rachel Hill Stephen King & Mary Ven James Skinner & Joan Duke Robert Stone & Elizabeth Hill William Dyke & Mary Harris Richard Warren & Mary Coxe George Serle & Elizabeth Harvy, lie. Thomas Jefferys & Grace Weech, lie. Edward Coles & Jane Ballam, lie. John Ellis & Mary Roy, lie. John Cornish & Ann Brown William Hardman & Martha Cross William Pierce & Rose Reed Thomas Ward & Elizabeth Earl John Sayer & Jone Balam, lie. Philip Brinscombe & Mary Brake Benjamin Short & Elizabeth Capel, lie. SOM.—X. ' .... Somersetshire Parish Reoisters. [1728 John Trott & Mary Morren [?], lie. 12 Dec. 1728 Richard Stephens & EHzabeth Procter, he. 15 Dec. John Ford & Mary Ellis, lie. 26 Dec. Joseph Stibbs & Mary Reed 26 Dec. George Mitchel & Jane Hale 27 Dec. Thomas Gill & Catharine Warren 29 Dec. William Moore & Hannah Dyke 7 Jan. 1729 Henry Tows & Mary Potter 23 Jan. Samuel Rattenbury & Sarah Gouldsworthy . 26 Jan. Thomas Bond & Elizabeth Muller \or Mutter ?], lie. 28 Jan. Thomas Pile & Mary Periam, lie. 30 Mar. Thomas Pounsbury & Edeth Marler 8 Apr. William Hayes «& Mary Cole, lie. 15 Apr. Francis Goveir & Joan Hayes, lie. IS Apr. John Warren & Mary Virgin 17 Apr. Arthur Broadmead & Ann Bradford, lie. I May Robert Parsons & Ann Gillet, lie. 22 May John Foyn & Elizabeth Macy, lie. 26 May John Kingsbury & Mary Combe 27 May William Cassel & Elizabeth Ridges, lie. 28 May William Clark & Susanna Edwards, lie. 31 May Peter Murrah & Catharine Luckis . 15 June Daniel Mole & Mary German 24 June William Oxenham & Elizabeth Bennet, lie. 26 June Hugh Godding & Joan Darke 6 July Edward Boon & Elizabeth Rattenbury 7 July Richard Maynard & Elizabeth Braily 9 July Henry Hallet & Sarah Grant 13 July John Bickham & Sarah Barley, lie. 24 July John Shorland & Mary Pile, lie. 29 July Volume IV. Charles Palmer & Ann Hunt 2 Aug. 1729 Aaron Basset & Joan Peckel, lie. 4 Aug. Thomas Cross & Hannah Bevis 23 Aug. John Northover & Susanna Moore . 26 Aug. Edward Palmer & Mary Seager, lie. 3 Sept. Charles Lamb & Mary Mead, lie. 30 Sept. William Burston & Mary Turner . 6 Oct. .,....... ......... 1730] Taunton St. MaryMagdalene Marriages. William Hill & Elizabeth Walter . 7 Oct, 1729 Richard Fowler & Mary Simmons, lie. 21 Oct. Edmund Hull & Mary Hook . • • 4 Nov. Nathanael Patteram & Mary Ash . 5 Nov. John Willick & Elizabeth Parrish, lie. 6 Nov. John Cure & Sarah Hole . • • 5 Dec. James Silcocks & Martha Reed . 14 Dec. William Salter, a souldier, & Joanna Stagg . 21 Dec. David Floyd & Mary Palmer, lie. 29 Dec. Christopher Lyte & Susanna Rowsel . 11 Jan. 1730 John Thresher & Susan Smith, lie. 22 Jan. John Scriven & Elizabeth Goldsvvorthy . 2 Feb. William Knight & Mary Buckingham, lie. 3 Feb. Samuel Martin & Susanna Estcot . 5 Feb. George Shole & Dorothy Alway . .8 Feb. William Trott & Mary Wallis, lie. .. 8 Feb. Richard Kerby & Elizabeth Webb, lie. 8 Feb. Thomas Trott & Esther Burnard, lie. 14 Feb. James Catford & Elizabeth Partridge . 30 Mar. James Evans & Edeth Hughes . • • 31 Mar. William Crook & Sarah Long . • • 5 Apr- Philip Blackmore & Elizabeth Coxe . 20 Apr. Philip Northmore & Susanna Dunman . 25 Apr. John Podger & Elizabeth Toms . • 30 Apr. James Porter & Mary Parsons, lie. 30 Apr. John Yard & Mary Hatson, lie. 25 \sie] Apr William Syms & Ann Bartlet . .10 May John Pocock & Jane Fidore, lie. 12 May Walter Payne & Mary Harvey . 19 May John Bartlee & Elizabeth Wright . 21 May John Stephens & Joan Canniford, lie. 25 May Richard Gatcombe & Elizabeth Heme, lie. 30 May Benjamin Trist & Margaret Holcombe . i June James Gater & Sarah Curme [?] lie. , 6 June Edward Heartly & Martha Lee, lie. 9 June Robert Elliot & Margaret H erred, lie. 14 June Henry Harris & Ann Hoore, lie. 15 June William Wooded & Mary Buncombe . 16 June Lawrence Grey & Sarah Draper . • • 25 June Henry Willy & Mary Billings, lie. 5 July ... Somersetshire Parish Registers. [1730 Thomas Hull & Elizabeth Poles, lie. 6 July 1730 William Wallis & Mary Pointington 21 July John Greaves & Jacquet Low, lie. 3 Aug. George Gould & Mary Rossiter I Sept. James Scriven & Mary Potter 3 Sept. Benjamin Lugg & Rachel Cordevent, lie. 10 Sept. John Tibbs & Catharine Paul 22 Sept. Thomas Towser & Sarah Porter 5 Oct. Henry Webber & Hannah Poole . 5 Oct. Samuel Hilliard & Elizabeth Sweet, Ik. 21 Oct. James Withers & Mary Rockill 1 Nov. Thomas Jennings & Tamer Wescot 2 Nov. James Grej' & Susanna Combe 3 Nov. John Slatter & Mary Cade, lie. 11 Nov. Allen Lock & Susanna Elworthy, lie. 20 Nov. John Lockier & Elizabeth Hunt, lie. 28 Nov. Thomas Rowe & Elizabeth Townsend, lie. 7 Dec. James Barly & Mary Purcey 24 Dec. John Heal & Joan Symmons 25 Dec. Samuel Brooks & Leah Spiller 25 Dec. William Bright & Elizabeth Richards, lie. 26 Dec. Francis Wright & Ann Dun 29 Dec. James Martin & Mary Russel 30 Dec. John Lockier & Ann Griffin, lie. 31 Dec. John Wensley & Mary Davis, lie. 2 Jan. William Sherring & Sarah Richards 6 Jan. John Bridges & Susanna Townsend 10 Jan. John Thorn & Mary Trutch, lie. 29 Jan. Tobias Hill & Mary Thomas, lie. 31 Jan. William Mall & Elizabeth Blackmore 2 Feb. William Giles & Esther Birt 5 Feb. Samuel Martin & Hannah Webber 16 Feb. Francis Dolman & Mary Shole 27 Feb. John Bragg & Rachel Hurford 18 Feb. Francis Beavis & Mary Long I Mar. William Godding & Susanna Ellis, lie. 30 Mar. John Bicknel & Elizabeth Maunder, lie. 6 Apr. William Barly & Frances Shorland 19 Apr. William Lockier & Margaret Barrington, lie 20 Apr. William Ray & Elizabeth Richards 20 Apr. .... 1 7 3 1 ] Taunt07i St. Mary Magdalene Marriages. Henry Purcey & Elizabeth Pavior . , . 20 Apr. Samuel Ash & Mary Smith John Reed & Betty Dyer . John Hucker & Mary King Abraham Poolman & Hannah Herdeman Matthew Rugman & Agnes Atyoe, lie. Thomas Burnel & Eleanor Atyoe, lie. Edward Dight & Mary Fox John Saunders & Esther Mason John Somers & Elizabeth Andrews, lie. William Napper & Mary Farnham, lie. John Littlejohn & Mary Rees, lie. William Reaves & Elizabeth Shole James Pittman & Mary Jermin, lie. Samuel Atlee & Elizabeth Gibbons, lie. William Collins & Patience Bond, lie. Joseph Thomas & Betty Culverwell William Spiller & Mary Hancock . William Sprage & Jane Baker Bartholomew Cure & Catharine Priddy John Wood & Sarah Coxe Jonathan Grey & Grace Rottenbury Abraham Bond & Grace Jennings, lie. James Hooper & Frances Hook David Pownesbury & Mary Foulkes, lie. John Baker & Ann Littlejohn, lie. William Hart & Sarah Thomas, lie. John Oatway & Ann Pook Richard Barker & Frances Jervice . Gerard Pope & Ann Hare, lie. Henry Gibbs & Sarah Hayes, lie. Samuel Ash & Prudence Thomas . William Joynt & Hannah Jenkins, lie. John Hooper & Elizabeth Toler George Cross & Mary Hartree, lie. James Bartholmew & Elizabeth Cook, lie. John Lacy & Sarah Whetham William Gillet & Mary Keen Francis Rowland & Ann Hill Robert Allen & Mary Poole .... 6 Somersetshire Parish Registers. l^n^ John Pitman & Mary Porter 21 Sept. George Amory & Grace Woodbury, lie. 23 Sept. Thomas Heele & Theophila Doble, lie. 25 Sept. Thomas Cowlin & Mary King 26 Sept. Edward Jennings «& Elizabeth Wedden, lie. 28 Sept. Andrew Hilli]<;er & Elizabeth Brewer, lie. I Oct. John Twose and Hannah Goldworth 10 Oct. William Josling & Sarah Jervice, lie. 11 Oct. James Hellard «& Esther Poyten 11 Oct. Simon Spiller & Mary Babb, lie. 13 Oct. John Coate & Ann Holgro 17 Oct. Thomas Hix & Joan Strong 24 Oct. William Sherry & Joan West 25 Oct. William Crook & Eleanor Norman . 31 Oct. John Roe & Ann Buckthoff 4 Nov. Robert Blaze & Jane Rossiter, lie. 8 Nov. Thomas Knight & Anstice Cornish, lie. 20 Nov. William Evans & Mary Janes, lie. 23 Nov. William Tucker & Sarah Lockier .
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